New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
Great Britain.
MARRIAGE OF PRINCESS HELENA.

MARRIAGE OF PRINCESS HELENA.
The Times says:
esss HsIsns is definitely settled to take place on July
ia the private Chapel Of Windsor Castle
THE PEABODY TESTIMONIAL.
TIE Times says:
movement is now on foot In city in
sashcsncs Of Mr. Peabody for the relief poor Of
London Al present 10 proposed 70 erect statute OF MI
y , G1s :SoDs RSeS viii b submitted
sstng Thursday the most appropriate for purpetuatng
che memory Of bis noble act and employing the gratitude and
admiration Of the citizens.
THE TIMES on THE WAR CRISIS.
TIE Times in leader says:
peace Of Europe is not likely 20 come rom the side Of
- hss .,enysd for war the enormous srny abe il capable Of
Bringing into the field might well Prussia 10 be-
sSown unnlstaisble symptoms that all not well in her in
terna affairs The people whom the Government has done
ssS sseotIvsly dssu.ted
THE RECENT COMMERCIAL PANIC.
The following circular has been transmitted by the For
ep Office TO the British Embassies and Legations
Throughout Europe;
'sR, The monetary crisis through which the country
passing win naturally attract great attention in other
therefore desirable that clear conception
mere particularly Of the which Her Maestys Gov
adopted enable the mercantile community 10
meet the ffculties of the present situation
Long continued prosperity In commercial AFFAIRS and the
g,n IN snooSraepS .psousop especially of monetary
financial character and fostering hopes OF acquiring wealth
methods OF commercial industry. Again the events which
are taking place the Continent have tended not only 10
suce arrangement in commercial transactions but
also to shake that confidence the without which
return sound in monetary matters was not to be
booked for.
bs immediate cause however Of the crisis lay in the stop
page Of the great discount house Of Oyeend Quincy Co. IN
whose hands lodged many millions sterling which In
other times would in great part have formed and Which,
perhaps ought have formed the reserves OF the various
private and Joint stock banks OF the country This failure di
Teced the action OF the panic against the banks IN London
be apprehended that the movement In she csp
ta would be followed by similar agitation In the rest o. the
kingdom Ia addition the large deposits IN the hands
there millions OF circulation
resting oay the commercial credit Of the ssuers
In this state Of things could be surprising that the
the Bank England heavily affected Yesterday
and IL was the consideration Of what bad then
tuay happened aud Of what might follow subsequent days
which induced Her Majesty Government 70 adopt the
are which, the Of the evening they decided For
she money drawn from tho banks having been withdrawn
circulation under the influence panic the Bank Of En-
gland might without have Oee1 unable
conpue its accustomed assistance Thus the crisis which
had anI0usy apprehended from this combination Of cir
rumsance has at last but with severity and sudden
ness regard 20 M Immediate qgenees which could not
have been anticipated.
pnost to all Which justly deserving OF
A. snnport while Her Msesys Government In full reliance
on The eventual sanction VI Parliament II should be
ssry 10 90 beyond the II stands have SIGHTED
che Bank Of England their permission 10 hold itself free from
The Observance Of the ordinary limitations its issues the
sxgeDc Of tie time require such az sxTs~dQAy measure