Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-28
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

NEW YoRK, March 28.-The steamship Cit
of Baltimore, from Liverpool 18th, aud Queens
town 14th, arrived at 1880 A. M.
In the British Parliament the navy estimate
had been voted. -
Mr.. Gregory had a notice on the books that
ne would, at an early day, call the attention o
the government to the expediency Of the promp
recognition of the Southern Confederacy o
America. f. .,-. r..U'-
The French Corps Legisatiff was engaged IL
oeDating en- address. The main topic was thu
Italian policy, which several members stroupl,
denounced, and asserted that English policy haC
proved victorious In Italy. One member warn
ed the government against its suicidal policy
and predicted internal dangers ahead. TS.
ministers protested against his speech, and de-
tended the Emperor's course.
Another conference on the Syrian ouestior
was to be held on the 1lth, and an agreement
was soon expected.
The French papers publish dispatches an
nouncing the threatening attitude of the Mus
sulmans toward the Christians in Syria.
The bourse was fat; 68f So.
The lrkish Governments drafts on Mires,
O,OOO, were duly paid on the 18th.
IL was rumored that Francis III. had ordered
General Fergola to surrender Messina. An.
other report is that the garrison will probably
be compelled to surrender.
Count Cavour presented the project of law
proclaiming the Kingdom of Italy to the lower
branch Of the Italian Parliament.
IL is denied that Sardinia was negotiating at
Rome.
! All was quiet at Warsaw but it is asserted that
agitation though muffled, was incr easing. Rus
sian troops continued arriving
There were differences between Sir Henry
Bulwer and the American Minister to Turkey.
Bulwer declined attending the latter's reception
on Washington's birthday.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-Funds on the 18th
were firm, and towards the close there was con.
siderable animation and an advance of 16ML
per cent. on oonsols, under the Influence manly
of the more favorable political adyices from
America by the Jura. Consols closed on the
18th at 9l56@9lM; money 92L and 936 for
account. In the discount market the demand for
money was very moderate. About fl3O,OOO in
bar gold was bought by the Bank on the 18th,
while 40O,OO0 s0yereigns were taken out for
America. American securities were quite
buoyant after official hours, owing TO the rise in
New York reported by the Jura
LIVERPOOL Observation-Disclosures Wake
field, Nash Il Co., and Richardson, Spence &
Co. report Flour in more request, and generally
held at an advance of Sd per bbl.; sales at 28s6
3Os Cd. Wheatin fair demand; good qualities
generally ldper GENITAL desrer; Red lis 3d@l2s
lOd; White l2s 6d@l4s per GENITAL. Corn Sd
per quarter dearer; Mixed 37s@391Is; Yellow
37s 6d@3es; White 39@391ss. Beef in fair de.
mand, aud low prices. Pork quiet. Bacon slow
Of sale, but some symptoms Of better inquiry.
Lard dull and lower. ~
LONDON MARKRTs.-Wheat firm at I@2J
dearer for good, but inferior dull. Flour un-
changed. Sugar Sd lower for raw. Coffee
xuiet.
- LATEST. .l
TURIN, March l3-The citadel of Messina
was surrendered to the Sandman troops to-day.
BERNIE, March 12th.-The Sandman Gov.
eminent has lodged complaint with the Fed
eral Council against Bishop Morrely, on account
of his pastoral letter having contained remarks
to Victor Emanuel. The Govern.
ment Of the Canton Of Fribourg has rejected it.
CHINA.-Pekin was quiet. The treaty was
working satisfactorily. The rebels have been
defeated by the imperialists, again.
WARsAw, 13th.-A separate Council Of State
has been granted by the Emperor to the King
dom of Poland. Seomoisky was appointed
President. n sa1 ec0
Pans, I3th.-The Patyie denies that Prince
Napoleon is about to visit Italy.
An encounter took place few days since be
tween q French Regiment of 700 Papal Zou
aves. A French Colone! was killed and three
men wounded, ..f8.... .. t