The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-04-14
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tanned; pork stedy at 7os; bacon quiet and de-
clinel 9d9lS, but closed more active; lard firm
at 47s@5ls; tallow unchanged.
PrOduce-Sugar quiet. but steady; COLE dull,
rice quist-Carolina 23s 9d924s.
A new Indian bill is tn be introduced in the
British Parliament by Mr.. Dkrali, the main
features Of which are similar to those proposed
by Lord Malmsbury, though the details are diff
erent. The House gave Mr.. Disrali leave to
bring in the bill, the provisions Of which he ex.
planned.
In the House Of Lords, on the 25th, Lord
MalmSbury, in reference to the case oftLe Brit
iSh engineers imprisoned at Naples. said that
Mr. Watt had arrived in England, and Mr..
Parks had had been liberated on bail
In the House ofCommons, Mr.. Grlliths asked
the Chancellor OF the Exchequer il it was the
opinion Of the law officers Of the crown that the
cLptnre Of the Cagliari was Illegal, and wheth-
er it was intended to demand full and ample
compen 'atiun to the engineers. Mr. Disrall de-
clinei answering the question.
Mr.. Roeblck brought Forward in the House
a mo,on for the abolition Of vice. royalty OF
Ircgal. After some debate, motion for the
previous question was negatlved by 127 majori-
tv.
In the IIouso of Lords the condition of the
adoption Of the necessary improvements.
In the House of Commons it was announced
,h1t the government had no materials to justify
the prosecution Of the directors Of the Western
bunk Of Scotland. IL was also announced that
the gpyernm had no intention ofintroduci ng
anv measure in regard to the passing Of tolls
and local dues on shipping this season.
melal is to be granted to all the soldiers
in India, and clasp Tor those who served at
| Delhi AMI Luckno.
Tie appointment Of Gen PellisSier as French
ambassador at London is highly satisfactory.
The Paris correspondent ofthe London Times
says that Pellisicr is warm friend of the Eng
l!sh alliance.
It appears from the log book Of the U. S. friG-
ate Mayard, that on several occasions she made
over three hundred miles in twenty four hours
! The passage would have been quicker bat for
the bld quality Of coal.
1t is reported that Allsop has offered to sur
render himself for trial. provided the govern
ment will be at the cost for his defense.
| The returns of the Board of Trade show a
falling off of the exports of February exceeding
two millions sterling, compared with the same
month of last year
A telcgraphic dispatch received from Madrid
states that the Government introduced the pro-
ect Of law abolishing slavery in Spanish Ter
ritories
| The fortiricntion at Malta are to be augment
Ell Immediately.
The descision Of the Court Of Admiralty, in
the case of the collision ofthe ships ruscoir and
Andrew Foster. has been confirmed.
The steamer Nova Scotia being built for the
Canaian trade, has been,aunchcd.
Several changes have been made in the regu,
lar diplomatic SerYica.t
Mr.. Champion goes to Russia.
Mr. buchanan, Minister to Copenhagen, sue
ceedS Lord llowden at Malrid.
Mr. Eiatcs, Secretary Of Legation at Vienna,
succeeds Mr.. Buchanan.
Mr. Howard, Secretary Of legation at Paris,
succeeds Lord Normandy as Minister at Flor.
enca.
Lord Chelsea sucace Is Mr.. IIowar at PllS
Nothing official has tranSpired regarding the
Indian loan. 1t was supposed that the greater
jpart Of the loan will be taken by joint stock
banks AMI insurance com tanies, SO that it will
b. scarcely heard Of in tire money market. It
was also supposed that the bddinSs will range
rom ninety eight to one hundred. The supply
of money in the market i abundant. There
was no increase in application to the bank on
f Friday, but a b3tter demand prevailed IA open
market, AMI bills were freely discounted out Of
doors at q @2'5 per cent
The terms for Jng dated paper hsd however
q iyancai to four and even in some cases tc
six per cent
The Times city article says that the flnls
!, opened steadilyat the improved prices ofyester-
: d ", aal subsequently EXPERIENCED Il further ad
, vance which was well maintained
1t was the general opinion that the Bank vii
I I,o al n
anl-a half per cent.
IXDIA-Gen. Colin Campbell, with Is rcgi
ments of European cavalry, and regiments and
attachments Of two others Of nitive clvtlry and
80 heavy guns and mortars and "a field pieces
ha crossed the Gauges.
The atttck of Luckno was expectet, to com
mence Feb'y 9th when Jungl Boahdorr's ant
Gen. Fink,s forces, 1900 strong, would reacl
: Lucknow, to aid in the attack.
RUSSIA camp Of 100000 men is to b
; formed in Poland in the month of May. Thi
n step is considered a manifestation against Aus
; tria,
/, TURHEY.-A force Of 800 Montengrins hat
violated the Austrian Territory and penetrat :,
into H5rsegunia Forty hid entered Gentor'i
and barnel ami destroyed all before them. Tur
n key refused to submit to treaty for the naviga
Z, ton orthe Daunbe.
: The America has had heavy westerly gale
/; since April 1St. On the 2Sth She passed. in tn
e channel, the American ship Endymiony, boln
= up; same day met ship Ledy Bird bound on
and the American ship Byzantinm, bound VI
o On the 3lst, in lat 49, long 25, the America
exchanged signals with the British ship Child
Harold; also saw an American ship with eros
h in the reef Of her fore top SAIL both steerln
o eastward The American crossed Newlounl
e land Banks IN lat. 45, long. 50, but saw no ict
o France. Paris CoasftPi0acH has an artcl
le in large type, on the English alliance, which eH
H. presscl the most friendly sentiments.
10 A line Of rail is about to be constructed
N traverse the west coast Of France tits clearl
strategy more than commercial pro)ectio;
Petitions for re luction Of duty on sugar an
Is coffee are pouring in
r. The Minister Of the Interior has ordered q
IL the artillery in the towns in France to be di,
Ig mounted and deposited in the Arsenal. Th
4 plea for the movement is that the pieces are
q condition that renders their use dangerou
and that they will be replaced by others in be
Is ter condition. An impression prevailed that I'll
% guns are removed for fear that they may fall il
n to the han15 Of the people in case a rinsir
% should take place against the Government.
H. SPAIy.--Slight disturbance had occurred
er Valencia, but were qlieted at latest dates
rs There were also doubtful rulnors aioat Of di
I'd turbances at SaiasaSsa.
IrALY.--Count Glvo had dispatched a ve
energetic note 10 Naples in relation 10 the ref
M sal of that Government te surrender the Z
\. gliari prisoners.
~ There is great agitation in Russiain cons
q ,qnencc ofthcir opposition to the proposed ema
To- cIpation Many Of the great females have fl
= TO ST. Petersbnrgh, through fear Tor their liy.