Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARAgO.

SANDY Hook, March 22.-The Arago from
lHavre, pia SOUTHAMPTON, 9th, passed this poinl
this morning. She reports that the Steamer
City of Baltimore, hence Feb. 123d, touched al
y Queenstown on the 5th inst, on her way to Liv-
eipool.
Commercial advices by the Arago are impor,
tant. The advices by the City. Of Baltimore
had caused great activity In the iLiyerpool cot
ton market. Salea Monday and. Tuesday 35,-
600 bales, OF which IL 900 were, taken by spec
ulators and exporters. o .sis p ol e'4 .fl.d
Messrs. Jas Hewitt & Co. quote an advance
Of 16 on uplands,l and l-l6 on other descrip-
lions; market closing with tendency still up
ward. ~ b1.Ai7qh 'rasl 80 ~" fi-E
y Adyices from Manchester favorable; an i'm.
proved tone being observable and increased de-
mand.s There had been slight advance on all
sorts of yarns. Breadstufs IN Liverpool quiet.
Slight decline on flour of all kinds. Provisions
quiet Consols closed 9lss@9lM Money
9214@922s. '.s1pi. IT .i,t.,sq
n A despatch from Liverpool to Southampton
says the steamship Europa sailed from that
port for Queenstown, ON tho 9Th, 10 take the
Auutralasian's cargo TO New York. The Min.
listry Of Holland have resigned. Perfect tran
guilty prevailed at Warsaw The Russian
serf emancipation question is to be settled du.
ring Lent. The Denmark and Holstein ques-
ton has ELECTED the interference Of England,
France and Paris. o. .Ec .ed ioi 900 10 nr i.ints
Count Cavour has brought under the notice
Of the Governments of Europe the necessity of
settling the Roman question. t,-j.51 sf n
A despatch from London says the demand
for discount, in the money market, was increas-
ing. l. c. shares have declined. .,,., .s,
The Ship Conquest, of Mobile, for Liverpool,
Is ashore at Caernarvon bay; probably a total
wreck. 'fts ,hn ef.th ai,aa ~
The Ocean Guide, from Newport, from Cal
weston, was abandoned at sea Feb. 18th. Crew
saved. ,ktta ~ ~ -
In the House Of Commons, on the 4th instant
Mr.. Hennessy charged Lord John Russell with
deliberately concealing important dispatches re
latiDg to the trade Of Tuscany and Naples, and
reproached him with breach Of international
law. l,.... ....r-.r
Sir s. Bowyer said the policy of the Foreign
Office would lead to war. r..i n. .ra. ~ ~ :,
The Times says the Tariff bill of the United
States establishes protective duties on a most
extravagant scale, and the result will be an al
most absolutei prohibition OF imports from Eu.
rope, and be more detrimental to the interests
of America than Europe. ~, ...g
Persigny has authorized the establishment Of
two new daily papers in Paris. e-s.f f
M. Boissy made an attack on the alliance
with England in the Senate, but 1t was received
with classification. 3e. f.'.l .i.... b.. '5T
In the French manufacturing districts, busi-.
ness was very dull. 1i 70 'aois-5 l3dsri ii.i
At Paris, -four had advanced 90 .,l,g-
Austria has sanctioned the re establ ishment
of the Electoral law In Croatia
lTALY.--The bombardmentof Of Cir leila com
menced on the 10Th.
Gen. Fergola notified Cialdini that the works
commenced against the citadel were violation
OF the Convention between H. and Carl.
baldi, and he would lombard the city. Cialdi.
nj responded that for every inhabitant killed he
would order an officer of the garrison of the
citadel shot, and that he considered Fergola a
rebel. --I.g r. ri sIs... -
Warraw presents q gloomy appearance -
Over 100, 900 attended the funeral Of those kill.
ed at the late disturbance Troops we're kept
IN the barracks, and every thing was ORDERLY
A petition is being signed for the re establish
nent Of the Polish Consultation
Popular demonstrations we're continually taken |
place at Rome. or Hlti M