Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-04
Three Days Later from Europe.
Arrival of the America.

HALIFAX, April 3.-The steamer america,
from Liverpool the 23d and Queenstown the
24tb, arrived this morning. -"
The steamer AdriGt;e, from New York,
arrived at Queenstown ON the oath.
Sales of Cotton at Liverpool for the week
were 1880 bales, an advance of .A@2S on
the week.
Market closing buoyant. 't
Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Provisions
quiet.
COnsOls 9l7s@92 for Money 02150s2N
for account
BTeadstafts quiet. Provisions quiet Con-
soils 9lA@9lA
The America has es7, 600 in specie.
There will be no steamer on the Galway
line till April g.
The Bank of England had reduced its rate
of discount to Z per cent The French
Corps Legislatif had rejected the amend
ment to the Emperor's address in favor of
the withdrawal Of the French troops from.
Rome, and finally adopted the whole adj
dress.
Liverpool Sunday.-Sales Of Cotton YES
terday 100000 bales, including 6,00O to spec
ulatoIs and exporters. Market closed firm
and buoyant under the advices per AdriGtic.
EBgl0nd-In Parliament Mr.. @. Fortssane
explained that the present Convention be-
tween England and France, respecting the
Newfoundland fisheries, only regulated the
machinery under existing treaties, and as it
did not affect the rights of Newfoundland
it would not be laid before that Legislature.
Lord Nadehouse also explained the terms of
the new Convention with Mexico, by which
certain custom duties are appropriated to
British land holders. . -. .-.
In the House of Commons Lord John Rus
sell promised to produce the correspondence
with the American Government, relative to
the fugitive slave Anderson Lord w. GFa-
ham oclad xHb -
demanded from France, relative TO the assist
ance rendered by the French Minister in the
escape of MiTamon from Mexico.
Lord John Russell admitted that Miramon
bad violated international law, but said in
the absence of official dispatches the French
Government had not been replied to on the
subject.
FrGncs-The Bank of France, on the 2lst
/ ult., reduced its rate of discount from 6 to 5
per cent, In the Corps Legislatif NJ. Jules
tabre had moved his amendment to the ad-
/ dress, requesting the withdrawal of the
! French troops from Rome. He strongly
/ urged the necessity for such a proceeding,
and asserted that the maintenance OF the
stdtUS would be impossible. The amend
ment was then rejected by 246 to 5. The
entire address was finally agreed to by a
vote OF 2l3 to l3. So far from recalling the
French troops in Rome, it was generally re-
portedAin Paris that 10000 men were about
TO be sent out, nominally to re enforce the
harrison there, but really to make counter
! demonstration to that of Austria on the Pc.
Itaiy-The new ministry is not yet an
nonneed. Rumor gives the following COM
bination CayOnr, President of the Council
and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Marine,
and Fanti, Minister of War.
London, FFiday.-Tbe funds exhibited
great dullness, but quotations steady. Ia
tie Discount market a good demand for
Money has existed since the reduction Of the
bank minimum 10 seven per cent. Gold
continued to flow into the Bank, and there
were antieipstiohs Of further reduction Of
the Bank minimum. --i.'.., 81, r. B,,f-
Paris, March % -TTbs Paris papers Of to /.
day publish telegram, dated the goth inst,
stating that the Porte has consented TO a
proloDgation Of the occupation of Syria
The International commander at Beirut
had demanded q prompt execution of the
condemned Druses, Gl.s sma 1ol .fegr