Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-17
Rffects Of the Foreirn Na,r..


CINCINNATI, Dec. l6.-The Enelish news pro
duced profound sensation In commercial and a
nanclal circles, and the impression seemed gen
eral that there 10 great danger Of war will
England but while all admit that, II Wilke
done wrong In the Trent affair, due apologies
should be made; but II he was right, no humili
ating concessions ought to be entertained for {
moment to England or any other power.
The news greatly unsettled the markets ant
produced temporary cessation of business, q
that but little was done In any department.
DETRoIT, Dec l6.-The European neWi
creates deep feeling, and the PROBABILITIES oi
war with England are freely discussed. There
is general desire for our Government to place
Itself right as regards Law, when II will be sus-
tained at every sacrifice. ~
CLEVELAND, Dec. l6 The news from Eng
land produced decided sensation In this section.
The general sentiment is that our Government
must maintain Its rights and dignity regardless
Of English bluster. aa t-s
New YoRK, Dec. l6.-The Express says the
excitement on Change was intense and beyond
description. BreadsluRs were favorably offer.
ed and all descriptions very firm, and many lots
Of cotton are withdrawn from the market
Saltpelre advanced from II to loo per h., aud
few holders would name any price. Birthstone
kept out Of the market. Chemicals advanced.
Bicarbonate Of soda went up lc. Coffee and
tea all withdrawn from the market, and only
Offered at enormous prices. Sugar offered spar.
ingly. Sterling exchange advanced to 40 per
cent.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec l6.-The money article
OF the Bulletin says the foreign news caused q
feverish and excited stock market to-day, with
downward tendency, particularly In finances.
TORONTO, Dec. 16-The English news causes
Intense excitement, and the action Of the home
government is strongly approved.
BALTIMORE, Dec l6 The effect of the Eng.
lish news In Baltimore has been to call forth q
warm sympathy Of the position Of the Presi-
dent, while the rebels are rejoicing at the pros
pect Of the aid of England 10 overthrow the
Union. Nearly all the Irish In Baltimore have
been secessionists, but they are now ralyipg for
the Union agains: EDglsnd.
MILWAUKEE,, Dec. l6.--Thtre seems but one
feeling here as regards the English news; that
10, the hope that the Administration, IL right,
will maintain the position taken, with frmness,
let issues be what they may. No one irlghten-
ed bat wheat buyers. --s-
CHICAGO Dec. l6.~-The news from England
by the Europa creates profound sensation In po-
litlcal circles. 1t is not credited that her Mai.
esty's Govtrnm ent is determined to demand the
release of the rebel emissaries, Mason and Sli.
dell. II, however, such be the case, the feeling
seems to be that the Government shall be sus-
tanned In Its efforts to maintain the nations
honor and national integrity. The Tribune and
Times will suggest the propriety Of submitting
the question to the arbitration Of some impair.
tial neutral power.
PIrTsBuRe, Dec 16-The English news is re-
ceived here with general establishment and pro.
found indignation at the tone of the English
press and the alleged policy of the British Gov.
ernment--tbas the honor of our country must
be maintained, aud no concession made to Eng.
lish bluster.