Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-25
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OWing TO telegraph lines giving out on Sstur
DAY night and not getting In order Yesterday
We were unable to transmit full disnatchea q
the news by the Anglo Saxon, from Liyerpoo
day H@ "
The Anelo-Saxon reports that she attempte,
10 pass through the straits of Belle Isle; bu
there Was 80 much floating Ice that she wa
compelled to come around. .fG
Soe failed to bring the regular telegraph,
oienatcnes OF the latest news from Londonderry
The Great Eastern expected TO leave Liver
pool 10 about fortnight, with three regiment,
OF infantry, q field battery of artillery. and
number of horses, for Quebec. i''l'A n -
ltis admitted this movement Ia sueRested b,
American difficulties, but it Is merely for pro.
tection, and will only raise the garrison from :,
present weak state to what Il was ten wears ago
Inc movement is regarded by some as an In
suit to the United States. .tf-
Inc London Times, In replying to the indig.
nation In the Northern States against England.
shows what little cause England has to sympa-
toize with the American Government, and saws
that she will assuredly not rejoice at the mill.
tary success of either of the belligerents.
The British ministers were defeated In the
House of Commons by majority of lO3, on the
proposition to bestow one of the seats by dis
Involvement, In the new Metropolitan Borough
Bill
The bill repeating paper duty had finally
passed the House of Lords.
Inc annual meeting OF the Cotton Supply
Association, has been held at Manchester The
result OF the exertions of the Association re-
ported to be rather Encouraging. ~
Increased efforts In India and Western Africa
70 raise supply were urged in view of Ameri-
can trouble.
The Moniteur formally announces that the
Emperor is resolved TO maintain strict neutrality
10 American affairs, and publishes decree spe
cifylDg measures Of neutrality to be observed
by French subjects. 80 =
IL is asserted that Count Cavour's death will
hasten the recognition of Italy by France
faris bouree, rentes 67f(Q75o. |H
a new Italian Ministry has been formed.
Baron hicasoli, President and Minister OF For
The illness of Garibaldi is officially de-
The British Squadron had bombsrded and
destryed Porta NiVo. killing TOO natives.
1REAT BRiTAIN - 10 relation to the Parlia.
mentary proceedings on the 18Th, Mr.. Gregory,
the member who postponed one of his motions
on the subject of the recognition Of the South
ern Confederacy, wrote letter to the Times,
explaining why be desires q speedy recognition
OF the Montgomery Government. He regards
this the course to be taken, and contends that
the North cannot hold the South In permanent
subsection, and urges for peaceful separation.
>, de believes the recognition by England and
France will Cause the North to pause before
plungDg deeper in the struggle, and concludes
oy disclaimng all hostility to the North, being
actnated by love Of peace. F.ig ro,r
The London Times, In an editorial on de-
clsion OF the French Government on the Amer.
lean difficulties, which ia In complete accord
ance with that of England, says IL must tend to
convince all reasonable Americans that In
Engiish acts there is neither hostility or double.
dealing
SPAIN.-The American war had caused such
an advance In prices Of cotton, that many small
factories have been obliged to close, thus
throwing Thousands Of workmen out Of employ.
ment. 80 - r-r''
POLAND 1t is stated at Warsaw that Poland
would soon be declared In q state of seige, In
consequence OF Representations made by the
new Governor.
INDIA India malls reached Marsellss on the
2osh The American portion of them go for
ward by the Europa. s.'atA ~