The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14
Serious Panic on the London Stock
Exchange and Paris Bourse.
zhe Heaviest Decline In Mine
Years on Change.
Advance in the Bank Of England
Rate Of Interest.
fHB HONEY MARKETS OF INDIA AFFECTED.
&c. &c. 30.

zhs Inman steamship City Of Paris, Captain Kennedy,
which left Liverpool the 3D. and Queenstown
tho Sd OF May at Ave NJ arrived at this port yester
asy morning. making the fron the last named port
IN aboue1 land half days.
Tbs ctyof Panp has large cargo, and one thousand
snd twenty nine passengers all we'll
The Hamburg steamship Germaula, Captain Ehlcrs,
from Southampton May reached this port early yes
ssrday morning.
The news by tho City Of Paris is four days later.
Mexican officer had arrived at Vienna upon special
mission from the Mexican government He was the
bearer OF letter from the Emperor Maximan the pur
pert Of which is not stated
The Board OF Trade returns show that the British
ports for the month OF March f3 900 sterling in
sxcess OF March, 1se6-while the increase the first
three months Of the year amounts to Eli, ,35s, ,Ooo
Dr. Nixon, Roman Catholic Archbishop Of Armagh,
ireland, died the 2oth April from fever after few
dsys' illness
Messrs Gurney and Manle the royal commissioners 10
Jamaica, had arrived in England but nothing Official had
.nspircd the OF the report they would SUBJ
nit Of their Investigations The London Times antie
pates the general verdict Of the commissioners, viz
First that the proclamation OF martial law was during
the first few days warranted by paramount necessity
next, that the outrages preceded by symptoms Of
rebclious and sanguinary spirit That the execution OF
Gordon will be condemned reckless disregard Of
human rights and decisive condemnation will be pro-
nounced the inhumanity displayed by several military
ofncerS Governor Eyre will be censured for having
yielded 10 the panic Of his advisers after the necessity
for severe measures lad passed.
The London Tmes says that, according the careful
estimate Of the commissioner four hundred and thirty
eight rebels were shot In Jamsica during martial law,
about six hundred persons noggcd, and thousand
houses OF the peasantry burned down.
Earl Russell's Cabinet refused 10 regard their small
majority the Reform bill n defeat and decided not
only remain 10 Once 90 on with the Franchise
bill
The House Of Lords had debated and passed TO sec
ond reading the bill amending the Law Of capital punish
ment in Grca, BRIAN
An inteDsc financial panic prevailed on the London
Stock Exchange the both OF April The LIST Of May
vas observed as q holiday on Change.
About O'Clock on the morning Of April 90 fire broke
ont In the "A" central warehouse Of large block
on the north side Of Boundary street west, Liverpool
stated TO be In the occupation Of Messrs Dean and Mes
Joynson and containing cotton jute aud wheat On tho
arrival Of The IRE brigade found that the nre had
originated In the fourth story had already forced way
through the nfth and sixth noors and was bursting
through the roof The OF the disaster Is unknown
and Is equally impossible present 70 estimate the
damage which has bcen sustained though IL clear that
% must amount TO some thousands or poundA
posed opening OF Western China 10 the commerce OF
Europe, through the port OF Rangoona question which
has earnestly taken up by almos. every commercial
body in the United Kingdom.
During the month OF April there sailed from Liverpool
'under the Aci,' to the United States "a ships, with
16,oos Passengers, of whom 351 cabin and the
mander s,eeragc; Of tho latter, 1910 English 2ss
Scotch, ear Irish and ASA foreigners To Canada
there two ships, with s3i passengers 10 Of whom
were cabin; the sleera.e passengers comprised 3i6
English l5s Irish and 279 foreigners. To Nova Scotia
ship with 2c5 passengers lone cabinl OF whom los
were English, ~ Scotch aud 81 frish.
The London Sp rtsmaa Of the isi Of May has The FOL
lowing:-
Another dancer has left tho stage TO become prin.
oes Our old favorte, Nile Marie Tsgon has de
nnhNey LETT the stag, and n about ~ marry Priuce
Alloys Joseph wipdbgratz, superior officer IN the Aus
uan army Her farewell performance has Just taken
plico ~ the Theatre Royal Berlin whcru she had been
eofagcd ior some years past The Sloo Court pre-
sent and Outing one OF the Interval oi tho GER ormance
the kinE sent for Nile. Tsgoni and her father and
gran diathsr, the latter OF whom, al,hou IA eighty
years Of age, had come expressly from Iay ior the
occasion.
Our rmis correspondent, writing on the Is, Of Mag,
ssys--
clean sweep vas rsde of 10 NV yoax HEpiLns.
which esne ~ ihe I8lioa. The agnabsrs OF tho II,A