Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-22
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PORTLAND ME., March 2l.--The steamship
North Briton, from Liverpool ola Queenstown
on the 8th, will be at her dock at about
twelve o'clock. Her advices are one day
later. She brings Queenstown dates of the
9Th. The Liverpool Cotton market closed
quiet but steady. Breadstufs dull. Pro-
visions quiet, but firm. Consols on the after
noon Of the 9Th were at 9421 for money.
PORTLAND, March 2l.-The steamship Noyh
Briton, from Liverpool on the 7th uia Queens
town on the 9Th arrived at Portland at one
o'clock and forty-fve minutes this afternoon,
bringing one days later news from Europe.
She passed on the 10th the steamship North
american, hence for Liverpool in latitude
forty-three degrees, twelve minutes, North,
and longitude ifty-nine degrees, fifty-three
minutes, West.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, March s.-The Daily Ne,cs's city
article says the stock market remains de-
pressed, attention being almost exclusively
directed to the complications ofthe continent.
The funds. however, have not experienced
any decline. The share market continues to
droop. Demand for money is slack, owing
to the new check to business. About f44 600
in gold were taken from the bank to-day for
export portion being for India. A sum of
10000 in West Indies and Brazil was dis
patched abroad.
The Commodore Perry is now one hundred
and twelve days out from Melbourne, and
insurance on her cargo can not be effected
under twenty-five per cent.
The great military dinner, ut which the
Duke of Cambridge presided, is the most
Interesting feature of the news. One thousand
officers sat down, and the galleries were
crowded. At the ball in the evening be-
tween three and four thousand persons were
present. The Times compliments the volun-
teer corps Of England very highly. DR.. Glib
son, G. b., had been appointed DirectOr-Gen-
eral of the Army Medical Department
LONDON, March I2-Consols have again
opened weak and declined in price. For
money 81 5-6@94 7-l6, and for April account
94H@94S. Shares are very active, and
prices have declined about u TO y. Cana
dians are dull and French unchanged. Lom-
bordo-Venetian are very fiat.
LIVERPOOL, March s.-The steamship Kda-
CARGO, from New York, has arrived.
MARsEILLEs March 7.-Letters from Con-
stantinople to the 25th ult. are unanimous in
stating that misunderstanding exists among
the Ministers, and that change in the min
istry is expected shortly.
The Europeans have protested against the
tax on house rents and the penalties imposed
upon their communities. 1t is certain that
the porte, besides calling out the Rediffs, has
ordered double enlistment as a,precaution-
ary measure.
The Ulemas have recently protested to the
Sultan against the taking of Tetuan, and
have obtained letter of encouragement and
subsidies for Morocco. .....~ ...t...
LIVERPOOL, March s-P M.-Cotton-7Sales
for the last two days $4,000 bales, including
1000 TO spectators and exporters. imports
to-day 1888 bales, previously this week
9,Sll. Market closes quiet but steady, at
Tuesdays rates. Breadstuifs dull. Provis-
ions quiet, but firm. Other articles un-
changed.
LONDON, March S-P. M.-Consols closed at
942S money, and 94lS account Tea iirmer
Other articles unchanged. a.. .....
LIVERPOOL, March 8.--Arrived: ships Id
Uance from Mobile, americana and Mohdngo,
from New Orleans, and c. q. Hazeltiae from
Savannah.