Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20
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Capt John GfahAms from LlifotpooiOn ueVtn
via Londonderry, arrived here this mornipg.- -
Her dates are five days later. The mails ant
the newspaper bag for the Associated Pres
train, and will arrive In New York About il
CaEAr BsIrAis. - The Importance Of the
Federal victory at Fort Donelson was generally
recognized In England, causing an advance In
American securities, and depression In cotton
/ The London Times, admits the recent sue
cesses Of the Federals, and their Importance,
and says they have been gained In counties
where the allegiance OF the population was d.
vlded; but they have scarcely brought the Fed
eral Government any nearer than before TO the
reconstruction Of the Union. !. .,..,.s.
The London Morning Post hopes that both the
Unionlsts and seoeasionlsta will look upon the
present state Of affairs as affordlng grounds for
q compromise Of their difficulties, as the con-
quest Of the South Ii beyond the attainment of
the North on the one hand, and the complete
establishment Of their Independence on the 9th
er may be beyond the power Of the South.
Cyrus w Field bad an interview With Earl
Russell recently, inregsFd to connecting Europe
and America by cable from Ireland to New
ioundlAnd. The interview Is understood to
have been satisfactory and encouraging.
The annual meeting Of the Atlantic Tele-
graph Company was to be held In London on
the 9th Of March, to receive the report Of the
Board Of Directors, r siirif i,la gAsl
Great excitement and violence attended the
election of the member Of Parliament for
LongfOrd, Ireland. The military were called
out, and charged upon the voters several times.
No llves were lost, but many persons were In
jured.
!, Sir Henry aud Edward Mugrldge, extensive
iron manufacturers in London, had failed. Ii.
abilities Gl50 to G200,000. II was feared that
their assails would turn out unsatisfactory.
The continuous fall In brea1stuffs is alleged
10 have been the cause of their failure. q
The Paris correspondents Of the London
newspapers give reports that many hundreds Of
arrests had taken place there. All who were
suspected Of having been chiefs Of barricades in
former insurrections, have been imprisoned |
These measures had increased the uneasy feel |
ings prevailing. h-g 9'se
The Bourse on the 5tb, fat and lower Rentes
quoted at 69f Zoe. ~, ..,-.-t,,. .-.- 81
The Emperor had sent quarter OF q million
francs out Of his private purse, to be distributed
amopg the workmen at the great Industrial
Centers, .,. 49,. 90, +, -.,... ID. v,1.
Brazil malls have reached England. Bueuos
Ayres was quiet, and peace was expected to be
fully restored by the end Of February. The
probability Of between England and Amer
lea restricted operations in produce. Business
in coffee was limited, owing to extreme prices,
which had advanced to 6916@7lo.
The following 10 summary of news taken
out by the Glasgow:
There was no news of the city Of Baltimore
when the Glasgow left Liverpool. She was a
week over due
Mr.. Layard stated in the House of Commons,
10 reply to inquiries, that an officer Of the Sum
Ter named Myers, accompanied by Mr..
Thompson, of Cadiz, had landed at Tangiers
rom French merchant vessel, and were ar.
'ested by the U. 8. Consul, who requested the
assistance of the Moorish troops for this pur-
Jose; but be Uayard) was not aware that tsny
,ressure had been put on the Moorish govern
nent. Myers and Thompson had since been
eleased.
Lord PalmerstoD, in response to Inquiries,
aid the government originally Intended send.
ng much larger force TO Canada than that
dispatched, and il was only in consequence Of
representations from the colonial authorities
hat the number was reduced. He believed the
vigor and power displayed by the
government, had tended greatly to peaceful
olution of the difficulty with America. The 4,
otal number of the British army Is 227 900,
md of these over 1900 are In the American :
possessions. J
The House Of Commons has adopted a reso- !
ution declaring that the colonies exercising
he right Of self-govefnment ought TO UNDER I
AXE the responsibility Of providing for, their
,wn internal security. .' 49,
Mr.. Hall Burton persisted against the resoIu-
ion as lll.timed. et sos 90 a5'551g
The steamer Bermuda left Liverpool on the ,
Irst inst. for Bermuda She had a large generI
j cargo, including a considerable quantity of 7
nerchandiEe, under the designation of hArdI i
rare. 1t is believed her cargo was destined for !
outhern ports. sr-... Era-e4s ars
It was stated that Mr. Peabody had offered, II !
be funds collected for the Albert memorial !
bould be devoted to the erection Of charita. {
lie institution, that he would give one hundred I
housand pounds toward iti or failing In this, !
hat he had determined to expend the same in
uildng houses for the working classes Of Lon,
lon. Mr.. Peabody quts England, for q time,
nth fortune of seventy thousand pounds per
mum. &C e- - s't4 fo'el - rfet
Il was reported that Smith o'Brlen has chal-
enged Sir Robert Peel, offering to meet him In
rance or Belgium. 'r-.,,5s.w ID
Liverpool breadstuffs market generally firm, !
TiIh slight advance. Various circulars report /
lour upward with an advance Of 3@6d per bar
sl; quotations, 27s 6d@3Os. Wheat irmer and
,artially advanced l@2s per GENITAL; red west |
I'm los 6d@lls d;-ved southern l2s; white
Vestern l2s Sd; white southern l2s, and holders
emand an advance; mixed, 29s Sd. Provisions
uiet and steady. Beef steady. Pork dull.
3acon active. Lard quiet and steady. TalloW
teady at 45@45s Cd. Sugar firm. Rye quiet :
LONDON, March 6.--Breadstuffs upward ten /,
Isncy. Coffee firm. Tea quiet and steady.
LONDON, Thursday, AsM.-Securitles upward
md quotations advanced. Illinois Central
hareS, 46@4414 discount; Erie, 3Q3S@SlH. G
Go s.s LATEST. A7aA8
LIVERPooL, March 7,-Breadstuffs easier
Wheat quiet and steady. Provisions. dull, Ba-
on little frner.
LONDON, Friday. Consols closed at 931< for
money. American stocks buoyant. Ilhnoisl
central, 422< discount; Erie, 3216@322l;. Newl
Fork Central, 7l@73; extra dividend United
ltates Sc, '72, u, sars-e se sa.es4 70 +nrua
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