Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

HALIYAx. Oct. 30,-The Europa, from Liver
pool the l9sh. via Queenat0wn the Goth, arrive
to-day with 1853 in specie for Boston, ftou
England. W
The Paris correspondent of the London Time
writes that the discussions as to the common
line of policy 10 DO adopted by France and Eog
land on the American question, has been sgail
renewed. The subject had been mooted befor
but was postponed. Possibly informatio,
brought over BY Prince Napoleon may have con
sributed to make tho EMPEROR more inclined Il
listen to pfoposals which might be made IL
this respect BY England.
The London Globe gives prominence TO ths
following paragraph:
We learn from an authentic source that no
thcation has been Issued affecting the trade
With che Southern States.
lt would appear from letter Of instructions
Issued BY Mr.. Memminger from Richmond on
the 22d Of August, that the Confederate Gov
ernment authorized vessels coming from for.
eign countries to enter any port on the Souh
era coast, declaring such port shall be coneid-
cred proper port OF entry for euch vessels II
the master or owner shall without delay dis.
patch messenger TO the nearest collection dis
trict, 10 order that revenue officer may be sent
BY the collector to take charge Of the cargo
aud execute the form 4lities required 10 coDnec-
ton with the entry OF goods.
At O CONSERVATIVE denomination IN Essex,
Cap ain Jervis, member of Parliament. ex-
patiated on the war IN America and lie effect
on England. He argued in favor Of seces
sioo, and urged that the people of England
should give such strong expression Of their cen.
timents az would induce the government to act
In accordance herewith.
The Times, 10 sn editorial on the day Of hu-
m m hat all h.
turmoil OF war o change 10 the morals of CON-
mubities can be desired, and there is O faint
glimmeriDg Of new dawn aud says iutelii.
geut Americans are inclined to believe that the
return Of peace, though IL will show humilia.
tiou and give no security for more secession in
the future, will be the era for better aud more
orderly government In the Northern States gen.
orally.
DR.. Russell's last letter Ia dated W sshiugton,
Oct. 4th. 10 1t he alludes to great expedition
TO sail the end Of October. He says that the
government is determined TO open a cotton
port, AID it don't believe In the oaths of the
Southerners that they will never give bale of
cotton to the Yankees, but thinks the temp.a-
tion OF high prices prevailing will attract large
supplies OF cottol 10 port for expectation. Thus
government monopoly may be created In cot
ton, and strong protective government will
scarcely fall to put on the screw. With foreign
customers, the writer thinks for the present the
large ports Of the North are tolerably safe.
The owner Of the ship Boyle has brought
forward grievances against the Federal GOv-
ernment for prohibiting that vessel from enter
ing Savannah before the blockade wss estab.
lished, and claims compensation for losses.
The official trial Of tho speed Of the iron.
plated figate Warrior resulted In an average
of nearly fourteen and half knots, which
places her at the head of the British Navy in
speed as well as in all other particulars. The
highest speed attained was over sixteen and
half knots
A meeting had been held at Birmingham
relative to the cotton supply and in advocacy of
the establishment of cotton industry In Africa,
as means of destroying the slave trade.
Count Persigny has issued circular calling
on the projects to bring all charitable societies,
established without the sanction oil the Govern
ment, under the operation Of the laws. The
Society of St. Vincent do Paul is especially
pointed out for reform.
PARIs Oct. 1S.-BOurse dull, but closed firm
at 81. S5:.
PRUssh.-Tho coronation Of the King had
taken place.