Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16
Late Foreign News.

CAPE RACE, Aug. l5.-The steamship Glas-
gov, from Liverpool on Wednesday the 6lb,
via Queenstown the 7tb, passed Cape Race
this ?. M. for New York and her news OBJ.
tained.
The steamship Norwegian, from Quebec,
arrived at Londonderry on the 5th The steam.
ship Great Eastern, from New York, arrived
of Queenstown on the 9th. The City of New
York from New York, arrived at Queenstown
OH the 9th.
GREAT BRITAiN.-The statement that the new
Confederate steamer Number 290, from Liver.
pool, had put into Holly Head proved IN.
founded. She was last seen on the let, off
Giaus'e Causeway, going fourteen knots an
hour. The Tuscarora had been In search of
her In the Irish Channel, but returned to
Queenstown, which port she again left on the
1Eh Her destination was unknown.
The movements of the Tuscirora give rise to
some animadversions In shipping circles.
The Times editorally argues that If Eogland
wishes to give the Federals new impulse, she
has but TO take some step which can be repre-
sented as Interference, and Lincoln will soon
get bis three buDdred thousand men and chances
of peace indefinitely postponed.
The Times IN another article points to Mr.
Russell's letter relative to the Federal cruisers
in the Bahamas, to show that the Federal States
have not done justice to England's forbearance
10 the matter.
The Daily News anticipates that If the cotton
dearth lasts till Christmas, parlam entary pro-
visions for the distress will not suffice to meet
the emergencies.
Toe Journal's Petersburg correspondence de-
nies the rumoTs that Russia has Joined France
In the proposition from England for the recog-
nILion of the Confederstes and mediation.
In tho Hanoo &c
moved for correspondence with Mr. Mason,
relative to the acknowledgment Of the South
ern States.
Lord Russell said it was not expedient TO pro-
duce papers, The agent oil the Confederate
States was not recognized, and all communica-
tions we're unofficial. Correspondence had taken
place with Messrs. Adams and Seward, but the
British Government replied as before
de stated that no communication had been
received from any foreign power relative to
the negotiation of the Southern States.
Earl Malmsbury suggested that the Govern
ment should communicate With other powers,
with view Of offering mediation if a fayora-
BILE opportunity arises.
Lord Russell agreed that 1t was desirable II
mediation is offered, that all powers should
Join in IT, He paid high compliment to Lord
Lyons.
The motion was finally withdrawn.
In the House of Commons, Mr. Give, In
answer to Mr. Seymour, sRid the prayer which
the bishop OF Oxford wished used with respect
to civil war, was not in violation of the act of
uniformity.
Mr.. Seymour gave notice that be would re-
peat the question on the 7sh.
FRANCE 1t ia reported that the French
Council of State are trying to devise means to
render France independent of America for cot,
ton.
The PAtrle says when the French army moves
10 Mexico in November. the navy will make
demonstration on the Pacific coast.
The Bonrse was heavy OF 69f
ITLLY.-GaribaldI had issued proclamation
urging the young men TO arms, in spirited
terme.
Victor Emanual had issued q counter procla-
nation denounciDg the revolutionary schemes
and threatening the rigor of the Law on those
who disobeyed, He declared that he himself
would move in the matter of Rome at the fs.
ting time. These events attracted great atseu
ton toward Italy.
The EOglsh journals generally regret Carl.
baldi's course.
LATEST VIA aUEENsTowN,
LoNDoN, Aug. mo new movements are re-
ported in Italy.
The Queen, in speech proroging Parlia.
ment, says; The civil war which for some time
has been raging Ia America, has unfortunately
continued 10 uIsbsted intensity, and the evils
with which 1t has been attended have not been
confined to the American continent; but her
Majesty having from the outset determined to
take no plrt In the contest, has seen no reason
to depart from the neutrality which che has
steadily adhered to.
LlvERPooL, Aug. 6--Breadstuff's market still
declining, except for corn, which is stea dy.
Flour declined Sd, chiefly on the inferior quail
ties, American quoted at 24s 6j@25 Wheat
quiet and easier. Red western 9s 8d@lls ID;
red southern lis 2d@lls Sd; white western lis
6j@lls Sd; white southern IL, Obs Cd, Corn
quiet and unchanged; mixed anu yellow 29s Sd
@29s Sd; white 80. @33s.
Provisions dull ana unchanged Lard easier;
sales at 42. 2.@44s.
Produce-Sugar quiet and unchanged. Spir-
itS turpentine inactive at l06@ll0.
LONDON, Aug, 5.-Broadstuffs have declln-
ing tendency.
COusOls closed on the 6sh at ss5S@99% for
money.
American seourities--Illinois Central shares
5Ok@4SN discount; Erie shares 26k@271S
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 7.--Breadstuffs are steady
and without change. Provisions are dull and
unchanged.
L. NDoN, Aug. 7.-Consols for money 9316@
93S&, Illinois Central shares 5O16@5O y cent
discount; Erie's 2711.