Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-13

| Capt. Nelson had entered his protest agslns
the cspturs and deBtfuction Of the chip Haf
E,!ey burch BY DE rebel steamer Nashville. :
/ .yhe pouthampton mo6iBtkhGes refused Captair
Nelson awarrdnt for the search Of the Nash
Vile, and referred him 20 the Secretary Of
State. -a14.Aess ~ A-GMM
Captain Pegfam and MI. Yancey had re
tuEped,fr London together, and the latter
states that II has been ihtimated 20 him BY Q
third party that the Nashville has been recog-
Inized BY the British Government as a national
vessel, and will be allowed to reft and repair
at, Southampton, as. was the, case with the
James Adger. so as 20 exercise perfect neutral !
IIity bef WeeI tie cohtendIng parties Z p i.HBHt
II BRRADsTUBEs--harket generally heavy and
dull.g Flour dull at l2e@32s, Wheat easier;
red Eestsrn l2s@l2s 4d; red southernr ia Cd
Obs 81, white western 12s 3D.; white south
efn I3s @i3 9d.e Corn dull; mixed 32s 6d@
32s 80; yellow 32sl 9d@33s; white 33@3S.
| .LIvElPooL PKoyIsloN MARKET.7- Generally
steady. Beef steady. Pork quiet but steady.
Bacon has au upward tendency. Lard nominal
at 48@51s. Tallow quiet aud steady at 500
52.: lsugar steady. v Rice stesdy. , Coffee in.
LosDos. Nov, 26.9cOnsoIs closed at. .s41S for
money. y y t0ahk IlsNosF8,ESa4t
LATEST by TELEoRAPH TO SOUTHAMPTON.
LIVERPOOL, Nov, 81. The most intense ex-
citemens exists hero to-day under Intelligence
of the taking of the Southern, Commissioners,
Mason and ,Slidell from the British mail steam,
or Trent. An Indignation meeting was promptly
held, and resolutions were carried BY acclama-
tion denopneing the insult and calling upon the
government to maintain the dignity OF the nag.
Some prominent merchants spoke against pre-
cipitate action, and said the matter had better
be left to the government. The feeling OF in
dignatioD, however, was general.
5Consols declined in London one half per
cent. ~ W. - a4sa-s3 ~ - ~ ''-e'
\ The ship Helen from Charleston arrived here
to-day with cargo Of rosin and turpentine.
/ The Hansa brings the London Times of the
28tb which contains the account of the meet
ing In Liverpool. The following placard was
pasted on Change: "A. s..4 s-. -! Ia
: Outrage on tho British flag! Southern
Commissioners iorcibly removed from British
mail steamer! "A public meeting will be held
in cotton sales room at three o'clock" t1
The room was crowded to excess. The chair
was occupied by James Spencer, who read the
following resolutions ....
ReSOIUed, That this meeting, having heard
with indignation that an American Federal ship
of war has forcibly taken from q British mail
steamer certain passengers peaceably under the
other, do earnestly call upon the government to
assert the dignity of the British flag by requir-
ing prompt reparation for this outrage.
This resolution was received with great en-
thusiasm. The resolution was advocated by
the chairman, who considered that he was ex-
pressing the feeling Of the people when he said
it was the duty of the people to press on the |
government the imperative necessity of vindi. |
eating the honor and dignity of the British |
name and flag.
MIR. John Campbell considered there was rea |
son to doubt whether the facts related and act |
cd on by this meeting were in reality breach !,
of International law, and referred TO opinions Of
the law officers Of the crown, as being in some
measure inclined to show that such q step as |
taken with respect to the Southern Commission |
ers, was Justi6able under the existing state of
international law; and urged the propriety Of
postponing the consideration Of the subject till
to morrow.
Mr.. Law sustained Mr.. Campbell views
The chairman suggested that, to meet the
objection of Mr.. Campbell, to strike out the
words "by requiring prompt reparation for this
outrage;'' and thus amended the resolution
passed almost unanimously.
Several merchants expressed their views after
the adjournment, that the meeting and its action
was premature. r ~ y -. II
TURKEY.-Dervish Pasha, with eight batial |
ions, encountered six thousand insurgents in
Bosnia, Staying eight hundred and routing them.
The European Consuls proposed an armistice.
JAPAN.-Affairs at Japan had taken more
favorable turn
& SPAlN The Sandman Minister has demand |
ed his passports, and leaves Madrid; the two
governments dissgreeing on the Neapolitan
archives question.