Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-05

and sheets, and rolled copper, when. comm
from abroad and destined for eSportdtfon, aftt
having been converted In French workshops
into ships, machines Or any other work In hlmeta
Another decree reduces the Interest on treaI
ury bonds to ~, 3 and az per cent, accordln
| TO the time OF falling due. ---ItG5Gi
| The Monlteur says the government OF th
Emperor has requested Information at Rom
respecting the pastoral letter oonvokinng al
bishops 70 Rome for the canonization Of mar
tyrs; the letter having been published 10 Franc
without having been, previously communicated
| to the government. Cardinal Antonelli re
| piled that the invitation was simply a frlendl!
one, and not obligatory in character, and onl,
Intended to give weight to the religious cere
mony, On this reply, the French government
expressed the wish that the bishops should no
leave their dloceses, and must not ask permits
sion to quit the empire, except where serious
diocesan interests ehould call them to Rome.
The application for conversion Of the fouI
and half per cent. rentes had roaohed twenty
million francs, s,
LONDON MoNEY MARKET-The English funds
were dull but steady on the Goth. Consols
closed fat. Money is in moderate demand ut
the general rate OF 211S per cent.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2l.-It is reported that in
surances are daily effected on ships and their
caFgoes to FUN the blockade of the Southern
ports. The highest premium paid is fifteen
guineas, and the ships are entitled to select any
port. In some instances the risks to ports easy
Of access are as low Os ten guineas. Nearly all
the vessels injured are steamers of fifteen hun
dred tons. rf9
The French bOurse is believed 10 be under
going an improvement, owing to receipt of
gold from London. ~ g..5r
The telegraph from the Red Sea to London is
now open.
The iron plated frigate Warrior is ordered
from Gibraltar to Portsmouth.
Manchester advices report goods and yarns
upward, but market quiet, Bfeadstufs-mar-
ket generally dull. Wakefield, Nash & Co.,
report -four quiet and steady; red southern and
western at II @l2Ts: white southern and west
ern at 12@l35. Corn quiet; mixed yellow 3Os.
3d.@30s I'd. Provisons-Market steady but
rules dull and unchanged. Beef--Steady. -
PoIk-Heavy. Bacon--Q1ies at 35@36s. -
Lard--Firmer, ct 41@43s. Tallow-Quiet.--
Ashes-Nomlnal at 33s. Cd, for pots and pearls.
Sugar-Firm. Coffee-ActiVe. Tea--Firm.
Rice-Quiet and steady. Oil-SteAdy at 34s.
I'd, for linseed.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 2l.-Cotton sales Of the week,
65, 900 bales, including $4,000 to speculatOrs,
and 1880 to exporters; market buoyant. Sales
to-day (Friday) reach 10, 900, including 1000 to
speculators and exporters; market closing fem
at the following quotations; Fair Orleans, M;
l3; fair Mobile, l419. Total stock
in port estimated at $4,000 bales, including
l78,000 American. E
BAEADsTUFFs-Market closed with down.
II onA oil 81; ;,kt l., do
clined.
PRovIsIoNs.-Market quiet and steady.
LONDON, Friday y.-Consols closed at 023s@
% for money. American stOcks-latest Gales
Illinois shares, 4515, and Erie, 29@9O.
The bank returns show an increase in bullion
If Gl48,0OO.
The Journal Espsra demands monarchy for
Peru, BY universal suffrage.
ROME, Feb. 2O.-The police have made many
arrests. The proclamation Of the National
has been secretly posted up here
The committee hope for early success, but
patience. Il is believed that Nspole-
on has given an assurance to the Pope that the
French troops will not leave Rome.
A popular manifestation was prepared to eel
ebrate the anniversary Of the capture of Gaets.
Numerous patrols traVersed the streets TO pre-
vent lt5 taxing place,
BERLIN, February 2.-The question between
Prussia and Austria is continually widening.
The language of the Prussian and Austrian pa
pers is daily moro hostile.
The agitation in Germany is increasing.
Austria, by her recent conduct, had lost much
Of her influence In northern Germany.
Paris, Feb 20.-The Temps and other French
journals demonstrate that O mOnarchical Testo-
ration in North America will only benefit Spain
and the Spanish monarchicsl interest alone ex
isting there.
1t 10 believed that the speech of Prince Ma
poleon on the address OF the Senate will express
the real feeling Of the Emperor on the Italian
question.
The following is summary of the news
taken out by the City of New York:
The Tuscsrora left Gibraltar on the 18Th
inst. for the Spanish waters. She had been
watching the Sumter, which still remains at
unable to procure coal.
In the House of Commons on the Itch inst,
he supplementary estimates for the naval and
military expedition in the Trent affair, amount
ng in all to G973, 900, were moved and unani-
nously agreed to;
In the debate on the subject, Mr.. Bright
strongly denounced the policy of the Govern
nent. He said the money had been worse than
brown away. The threatening menaces were
quite uncalled for, and gave Earl Russell's first
iispa tch, which he said had more the appear.
.nce of declaration of war than courteous
lemand for just object, which America could
lot fail to accede to. He refuted the idea that
he American Government was influenced by a |
mob, and agreed that the interests Of England |
we're so bound up with America that it was in |
very respect unadVisable to inaict o sting that
t might take centuries to remove.
Mr. Baxter indorsed the tone of the Govern |
nent, but condemned the tone OF the pIess.
Orders had been received at Sheerness TO dis. |
Mantle all gunboats prepared for commission |
inder the American difficulty.
: The Daily News and Star publish the cor
dependence with Mr.. Seward relative to the |
,asssge of British troops through the State of
Maine. The latter journal accords great praise
10 Mr.. Seward for his course in this respect.
The reading of the address to the Emperor Of
France had taken place in tho Senate, and de- |
pate commenced upon it on the 20th inst. The
address regrets the suiferings inflicted by the
American civil war on trade and manufac |
,ures, but agrees with the Emperor that the
friendly relations of the two countries render
neutrality incumbent, and believes that the
luarrel will be all the shorter if not complica-
ed by foreign influence.
The bouTse was lower. Rentes were quoted
N the Goth inst. at 7Of 45c.
.s From washington.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The statement that