Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-20
LnIeat Foreign NaWa,

CAPE RACE, July 1S.-The steamship City oil
Washington, from LIVERPOOL 3 b, via Queens
town 10.h inst, arrived e this point at O'Clock
this afternoon. She wa. boarded by the news
yacht of the Associa ed Press, aud the follow
iDg summary Of her news ootained. Her dates
are four days later than the Persia, st New
York
The s'eamer Africa, from BIston, arrived al
Liverpool on the.6 b. The steamer E.us, from
New York arrived AZ @ Iepnstown on the 10 b
inst The seamer Nova Scotian, from Quebec,
arrived at Londonderry on the 10 h lust
In the House OF Lprds, the African slave
trade bill had been read secoud time.
Earl Derby expressed fesrs that unless q
treaty was made wi b France like that of Amer
lea, the putting a stop to the slave trade would
be Intellectual.
Earl Russell said that France had declined
to enter Into a similar treaty, but he believed
she would offer no objection to the exercise Of
its provisions.
Lord P4lmerston confirmed the statement
that Russia had recognized Italy, and said that
he believed that Prussia would do the same.
After considerable debate, o resolution against
the English forces interfering in China was re-
ected.
Pumors that France would back out from the
Mexican expedition, continued.
The Paris Constitutional says that the glory
OF the French arms once viDdicated, and mon
ey matters settled with Mexico, proceedings
against her will terminate.
Gen. Pfim had arrived 10 England.
The cotton m 4Dufacturers Of Rouen had sent
a deputation to the Emperor to represent the
difficulties they were lsboring under. A SINH
lar deputstion from Lisle waited upon the En-
peror.
The Paris bourse was heavy at 65f. 300, for
reDtes.
The Italian ministers had again strougly re.
pudiated the rumors Of Itsly's interference In
Mex CO.
The u 8. corvette Tuscarora arrived at
Southampton on the 7Sh inst from Cadiz The
object Of her visit was upknown.
The Opinione rationale says that Russian
papers receive the rumor that France. 10 con-
sequence of the stubbornness of England
sgaiust doing 80, bas invited Russia to join her
10 an offer of mediation to America.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Her.
aid believes that the French Government en-
tertains very serious intentions of interfering to
end the civil war in America.
The London Daily News gives currency to
rumors that Generals Scott, Banks aud Pope
were about to enter Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet, ut
Washington. Il thinks the accession Of Gen
eral Scott indicates that military operations are
TO be prosecuted with the utmost vigor, and to
be kept free from the civilian interfere reuce
which has hi herto, through jealousy, tampered
the movements of General Mcclellan.
The London Times had daily editorials on the
position Of Affairs iu Ameiica. IL Gays that
these disavowed States seem to be fast approach.
ing that point when they must become two rea-
soDable nations, or 90 to anarchy and ruin. The
offer of our mediation would only be received
with insult.
LONDON MApKEr.-Breadstu firm. Sugar
quiet and steady. Coffee firm. Tea steady.
Rice quiet Cotton quiet and steady.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LIVERPOOL, July lO.-Breadstuff market firm.
Provisions very dull.
LONDON, July 10 -Consols closed at 921s for
money.
The Bank of England has reduced Its mini
mum rate of discount to 2IR per cent.
Market for American stock has downward
tendency. Latest tales Illinois Central shares,
45@4sM discoun'; Erie 28M
1ne Times recurs to the hostility to England,
aud processes itself wholly at loss 10 account
for it.
The same journal regards the new tariff 10
effect prohibluve Of the import trade with Eu-
rope, which will be all but annihilated But the
effect will be most severely felt in America.
The measure will enis on the side Of the South
the syIupatbies aud interests of the two greatest
nations in Europe.
The parliamenta proceedings were not of
much interest. The forti6caSions were again
discussed 10 the Commons, and there was de-
bate, in which Mr. Golden and Lord Palmers-
ton INDUCED in eome rather bitter personalities.