Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-17
ArrivaI Of the sleamship Arabia.

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| HALIFAX, Oct. l6.--The steamship Arabia,
from Liverpool 5th, via Queenstown 9th inst ,
has arrived at this port. The advices by the
Arabia are two days later than those by the
| North American.
| An insurrectionary movement had taken
place at Cyeladz, in Russian Poland, and the
Mayor of that place was killed.
Mr.. Lindsay, M. p, in a speech at Sundeh
land, gave his opinion that the English Govern
ment ought to urge the raising of the Ameri-
can blockade, and that both England and France
should now consider the expediency Of recog-
Milling the Southern Confederacy.
Financial depression continued in Paris, and
there had been some agitation In that city, ow-
Ing to the advanced price of bread.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4.-Ricnardson, Spence &
Co. report -four frmer; sales at 27s 9d@3O--
Wheat steady sales unimportant; los 6d@l1s
I'D for red western; lis 10d@l2s for southern;
l2s@l25 Sd for white western; and I3s@l3s Cd
for white southern. Corn upward tendency;
sales at 3ls Cd for mixed, and 35s@37s for
white. Beef quiet, but steady. Lard frmer
sales at Ais 6d@53s. Tallow active, with up
ward tendency; sales at 40s. Sugar, upward
tendency. Coffee firm; Rio quiet at 26J Cd,
and 29s Cd for Carolina.
LONDON, Oct a 4--Breadstuffs irm wheat 65
@66; -four $1,000; sugar buoyant; coffee
firm! Rio quiet; tea-common Congou buoy
ant at ll1ad; talow firm at 5O@56.
AMERICAN SEcURIrIKs.-New York Central
shares 66@67; Erie 231S, Illinois Central 392
discount
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Oct G.-Breadstuifs firm and ex-
cited; provisions quiet and steady.
LONDON, Oct. 5.--CoEsols-for money 92Za
@93. Illinois Central shares 39T discount;
Erie 2224@23A.
PARIS, Oct. 5Jh-Evening g--Rentes closed at
68f 35c.
GREAT BRITMN,-The Earl of Eglinion died
on the 4th from an attack of apoplexy.
Mr.. Lindsay, NJ. p, from Sunderland, while
addressing his constituents, touched the Amer
lean question. He said, as it would be some
time before cotton could be got elsewhere, he
considered it the duty of the Government to en-
deavor to induce the Federal Government, for
the cause of humanity, to remove the blockade,
Considering the bold stand made by the Con-
federates, and the strength of the South, he |
thought it almost time that the Governments |
OF England and France thought of recognizing |
the independence of 60 numerous body of peo- |
pie Cheers and some hisses). 1t was evident |
that the North was not sincerely anxious to |
abolish slavery, which would never be removed |
by civil war; the separation Of the North and |
South was much more likely to accomplish that
object. l... f~
There had been agitation in some Paris fau-
bourgs, owing to the high price OF bread Sc.
dtious plRcards were reported to be numerous:
some arrests were made. II was reported that
forty thousand workmen were out of employ
ment at Lyons, but the authorities had got up
workshops for them. J.s
Z Troops had embarked at Toulon for Rome,
to replace others in that city
The Bourse continued depressed and falling
Rentes on the 4th closed at 6Sf. 3Oc.
SPAIN.-The expedition against Mexico will |
leave Spain very shortly. Without prejudice TO |
the co operation which she will afford to
England and France, she intends acting
alone with Mexico, as her interest and dignity
require. - -
The London Morning Post reiterates its state
ment that England will act jointly with Spain,
and that operations will commence the first few |
weeks OF the healthy season of the Gulf porte