Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-05-05
Arrival from Europe.

New York, April 25.
The sseslnshipC City of Washington
Liverpool adsiees 70, 18Th arrived AZ this
port this afternoop. Her news IS three
days later since sailing oftbe last steam.
er. g. E5 al Zl ri
The waa war spm%S4s %h hars eircdisted 10 I'D
alarming extent, but the latest reports are
of pacific nature. the armament prepa-
raions continue with =unabated riaor.zzas=z.
LTTERPooL MARKETS, April ,2.-Bread-
stuffs firm and higher. Provisions adyanc-
lIing.=sLondon,- -Gonsols,-95ss.zzsz=-ssszz..,
LIVERPOOL, April .-Breadstuffs mar
ket continues firm but quiet. Liverpool
Provision Market-Beef huoyant. There,
| is large speculative feeling and holders
demand an advance of s25a5ssassPor
quiet holders demanding higher priees..
Baconeuiet Lard dull.si b yassssesa ~
Produce Sugar quiet. Rice
quiet. Coffee quiet. Rosin dull Spirs
its turpentine firm at.42s- e x 4,rSzgya
State of trade at Manchester-Adviees
are unfavorabIe, markets being generally
quiet but steady. -. IS -, = ,es..k *
LIVERPOOL PRoyIsIoN-M MARKETS., 4 9th.
Provisions are steady. y.sa'a.sA sEssass q
LoSDoN, April 18th, A. M.-Consols
are firmly held. at 95s Money continues
without change. There is good demand
! for American securities. Market closed
quiet but steady. s-al 1 .'7'e5 e-3 8 500
GREAT BRITAIN.--War was generally
considered inevitable, and much depression
prevailed uutitshe 1 1lth, when reassuring
runiors were current and announcements
were made that the concessions made by
Austria insthe preliminary considerations
gave renewed hopes for themeeting' of the
| Congress, and caused considerable recovery
in the funds at London and on the. conti-
nent. - isil-s ss,.s-ez - g. ts7a7 - l-grts5h
Austria has proposed, and the other
Powers have,,it is said, consented toa sim
ultaneous disarniing before: the Congress
meets. The English Ministers have been
pressed in Parliament to give a statement
with regard to European affairs. They
promised to do so on the 18th. Parlia-
| mept Will probably be dissolved in about. q
] week. 'Eleetioneering isactnely progress
ing The Houso.o of Commons has reject
1 ed a resolution in favor of the Ballot by
three majority. ....,e,i ,s..,., 81 .4ss9s Sc,
! -iFRANcE.--The Paris Moniteur published
4 another official article to eonciliate the Ger
4 man powers. France repudiates the idea
l of, interfering with. their, Independence
Various warlikerumors continued to circu-
late from Paris. Phe BourSe was buoy
ant on The. 18th, 8 per cents closing at 6s.
i .SARD1N1A has sent the Marquis d ALE
4 gio on a special mission to Londoni - The
i Vienna advices had been'very warlike, but
had Slightly moderated at the close. The
Austrian troops in Lombardy continued. to
advance and threaten the frontier of Pied
i mont. .saH. sisi .s 30 i's-s 5t19ti -. ,71N'
I GREAT BRrrAiN.-The India loan Of
seven millions sterling has been formally
introducedinto the London Market. The
loan is for I years, secured .onfour per cent
Idebentures.. The London News intimates
ia supplemental loan of 5,00O,000. The
!. Calcutta Mails to- March 9th, and Hong
Kong advices to Feb. .25th have arrived in
England. The Indian Government has i'm
posed an increased duty on imports the
market for which continued depressed. -ai
The latest Telegraph from London to
Liverpool. London. Wednesday Morning.
IA dispatch from. Paris says that, Eng
land will propose theaquestion of general
Edisarinment the Plenipotentiaries. . ., - :
| The Times says the pacific adyices from
Paris produce very little effect on English
funds. .The'publlc do not believethat Ma
,poleon intends to promote a pacific ad-
Ejustment, on the basis that shall clearly
recognizeftheTightslof of Austria, and conse-
quentlg such as will be accepted by chat
tPower, while it will utterly iisappOint Sar
dinia. If the, arrangements are patched
Eup.t Tomorrow, with the existing feelings of
France, Austria, Sardinia and Russia left
in play, the prospects of srepose in Europe
would not be in the slightest degree better
than at this moment. - -. = -.
! There was yesterday further unfavora-
bic movements in the Austrian rates. .
The correspondent of the Herald says
that Notwithstanding the pacific assurau-
Fces, warlikepieparations continue in France
on a tremendous scale. - e ssat - i--''a''
Troops are pouring into Lyons from all
points. The Paris Patrie, which is the
organ of Napoleons private Cabinet, speaks
of a last and, privateieffort which England
and Prussia are making in behalf Of peace.
Referring to the Austrian proposition for a
general disarming, the Patris asserts that
France is still on a peace footing. She
has called no array on her frontier, has not
applied to the Legislature for war credits;
while Austria haringSincreased her army
in. Italy 100000 men might commences a
campaign Tomorrow, The Patrie con
cludes with threat saying that if Aus
tria means that a,general disagreement is
to result in the maintenance of statu quo
in Italy and, not in resolving the imperious
difficulties of the present situation, it must
not be expected tha. France will be duped
by such demand. . aes sssAS.'ss y = no . .,
| GERMANY.- a letter from Munich states
that the Cavalry and Infantry of the. Ba-
varian army are to be placed on a war
footing and before the end of the month
all Germany will be in arms. -eSi';s'sl
The, Hong Kong advices by mail are to
the 26th of Feb. The Jan. English mail
had not arrived out. The supplies were
failing, all the tea districts having been
swept and the low qualities arriving show
that there is very little more to come,
Considering the quality the spricessare ex-
tremely high in the Bayshan districts. 1t
is reported that the plants are suffering