Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03
ARRIVAL OF THE AUsTRAITAN

New. YoRK, Jan. 3.-The Steamship Austria
liza arrived this morning, and brings English at
vices via Queenstown, of 23d ult.
CoTToN-at Liverpool, firm and steady abou
10000 bales.
BREADsTUFFs--closed firm, with an upward ten
dency.
! CoRN--shade dearer. mixed aud yellow 39C
; Provisions oNs--unchanged.
At London on Saturday evening consols clos
ed A@92zs, on account, extra dividend.
|, The steamer Arago arrived at Southampton
on Friday evening.
The Australian brings nearly million in
specie.
Il PANS, Saturday.--A dispatch from BarOI
Groos, to the Emperor Napoleon, was received
confirming the announcement of peace with
China, the ultimatum Of Shanghai being accept
ed, and ratification exchanged France re-
ceives &C, 900, 0O0f indemnity 1000 ,000f being
paid down. ....r. ..... ..s.s... FL,
The emigration OF Coolies Is permitted.
The churches, cemeteries, &c, formerly be
longing to Christians throughout the Empire,
are to be restored to them. Iedeum was sung
in the Cathedral at Pekin, on occasion of the
restoration of the Croes to the summit Of that
edifce. j..
IL appears from letter from General De
Montauban to the French minister of war, that
the EmperoT's palace was not sacked by the
French army, as previously reported. On the
contrary, nothing was touched until the arrival
of the English when tho equitable division of
the spoils was made, under commissioners from
both armies. .-
Political fermentation continues in Hun.
gary. {.
Count Teleh the Hungarian refugee had
been arrested in DresdeFn, with false passport,
and delivered up to Austria.
The Paris Mopiteur says that portion of
the French arriving at Pekin, are to be de
spatched to Cochin China, for the purpose of
attacking the city of Hue, the Emperors capital
and residence.
Lord Dalbousie died in London on tho 18th
ult. .r.
A terrible explosion occurred at Halton on
the Goth. Twenty miners were killed.
There had been seven snow storms in various
parts of Eogland, blocking the railroads OF
North Umberland. Snow was preceded BY q
occurred at Isle of Wight. At the latter place
the lightning did much damage. The Tower of
Kenwin Church being demolished, and woman
atruck dead in the street.
In consequence of christman holidays, the
departure Of the Glasgow from Liverpool, and
the Bremen, from Southampton, had been post
poned till Thursday, the 7ath
LONDON MONEY MARKET--The funds on the
2lst were dull, and Consols further declined a
per cent closing at 922s for account extra div
idend. The market was generally under the in
auence of the approaching holidays. Bullion
in the bank declined fll0,00O. The demand
for money in the discount market had become
extremely heavy, owing to the three days sus.
pension of business and the necessity for pro-
viding Tor bills falling due in that period. No
business was done generally below the bank |
rate and the applications at the bank we're
quite numerous.
LIVERPOOL, Friday. -Richardson, Spence & |
Co. report:-Market firm and advancing. Flour
on Friday was firm at the full rates of Tuesday, |
and in some cases Cd dearer; quotations 29@ |
32s. Wheat again l@2d per GENITAL dearer, with |
fair consumptive sale; really fine is scarce, and
choice would bring Cd over quotation; red ranges
from lis I'D to l3s.
Corn continues in active demand at On i'm
fully ls per quarter; mixed and vel. |
lowed 38s 6d@38s ID; white 39@4Os per 4s0
lbs
BEEF-in most limited demand and prices ir-
regular.
PoRK-quiet and unsettled.
BACoN-slow of sale and nominal, the arri |
walls of new end poor in quality at 2@3s per
cwt. deareT.
LARD-with few arrivals, ia dull and lower,
being offered at 9Ss without buyers.