Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-25
THE LATEST.

ticle of last evening, says: 'Funds this morn
ing shared increased strength, and fresh rise
Of to was attained.
The news of decline in the Paris Bourse
occasoned partial reaction, which was
strengthened by the runor that the French
had received severe check.
The market finally closed nearly 1 lower
than yesterday.
| Mr.. D'Isracli's allusiou to the measures of
finance Of the gravest character, which are to
be brought forth, attracted good deal of no.
tice, being interpreted as showing govern
ment loan for the war armament now on foot.
The Times City Article says: ''The absence
of news from France has facilitated the circu-
lation to-day of multitude of reports of a Sc
we're check to the French army, and the defeat
Of the King of Sardinia has also been currently
asserted. II is certain, however that to the
close OF business nothing h,l transpired to
establish these statements still they have
had the effect of keeping the stock market in
a state OF excitement, especially as the prices
from the Paris Bourse showed decline of /
per cent. The supply OF money has not ex-
perienced any diminution. Some persons are
disposed to anticipate a further downward
movement in the Bank of England rate, which
has been reduced to per cent"
According to the opposition statements to
both Houses Of Parliament, seven million
pounds must be provided by tho Government
to bring the revenue up TO the present rate of
expenditure
| The account will not probably prove quite
so bad. but the Chancellor Of the Exchequer
seems to wish 10 prepare the public for thu
consideration of the subject by announcing
that financial measures are in preparation Of
the gravest character.
The accounts from Lancashire, to-day, show
that the last advices from India have given a
great check to the activity in cotton goods.
In consequence of the successful laying of
the Red Sea Telegraph Gable, the future tele-
graph dispatches from India may be expected
to he transmitted in about seven days.
The subscription at Berlin, for the loan II
500, 900 roubles, is likely to be soon filled.
GREAT BRITAIN.
| The meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph COM
pany was held yesterday. A new Board of
eight members was appointed, with authority
to add four to their number, and to early car
ry into effect the agreement with the Govern
ment, and the issue of new f5 shares to the
extent OF 100000 was sanctioned, TO enjoy
preferential dividend Of eight per cent
THR MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
The London Advertiser (Tap- Tub) says
there will be majority against the Ministers
OF from eight to eighteen.
The Times Paris correspondent says that
two of the most influential Powers had agreed
on proposing an arrangement after the first
great battle, and ii necessary, insisting upon
its adoption by the beligerenta.
The London Star thinks there will be di-
vision early OH Friday morning. The London
Times explains the tacturnity OH the Minis
terial side on Tuesday night. 1t appears that
at the commencement of the debate there To-
manned seventeen members oil the Ministerial
side who had not yet been sworn, and who,
therefore, could not vote. Mr.. D'Israeli CON
ceived the idea Of pressing a division while
| IL,
and accordingly spoke but once, and passed
word to his own side not to open their mouths.
The Channel feet will anchor at Spthoad
on the 9th, and will consist OF 80 pennants,
including Is sail of the line.
The London Daily News remarks that all
cavil respecting the battle Of Magenta, is
senced by the fact that the Austrian army
had retreated from the field and that the cap
ital OF Lombardy is now in the hands Of the
Allies.
The London Post remarks that ''since Mon
day morning the public has been passing to
and fro in the metropolis, with its mouth
y open, readysto swallow any canard that came
in its way And after censuring the mysti.
iication Of its contemporaries, indicates the
clear and marked progress of the Allies as
: follows;-They are now i'll Milan. Pavia il
evacuated. General Urbans corps is dis.
E persed. Garibaldi is everywhere successful,
! and the main body OF the Austrian army is
falling back. The Advertiser accuses the
French dispatches of misrepresentation, he.
a cause they do not tally with the Austrian bull
d letins. The Times devotes leader to the
French position in Italy, and though il does
not regard Napoleon III, as havngyet covered
g himself with glory, says that hitherto he has
3 made good his advance and worked out 4
? steady success"
Arrival of the Ocean Queen.
NEW YoRK, June 2l.-The steamship Ocean
Queen, from Southampton, June 9th, arrived