Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-17
Lntast ForeIGm News.


New YoRK July Is Tho steamship Persis
from Liverpool 5tb, via Queenstown 6Eh, arriv
cd at her dock at noon to-day.
The New York correspondent OF the Times
after pointing out the difficulties of the presen
position of the Union forces, contends that th
capture of Richmond will make no difference
merely to transfer the war further south. Th'
truth is an armislice, aud then settlements o
this deadly quarrel by the peaceful separation
| ls the only solution of the difficulty.
The Army and Navy Gazette says that al
though it has always maintained the power oil
the North to take the principal military point:
in the South, there has been no time since Bull
Run when their position and ability to do 90
looked more precirious II thinks the battle oi
Rohnond will determine the fate of the cam.
p4ign In Virginia, but will not stop the war. 10
the meantime there Is no chance for the small
est Intervention or oficious good offices.
The Times had given place to letter to O
Mr.. Potter, President of the Manchester Cham
Der Of Commerce, in which the writer urges the
Government to grapple with the cotton ques-
tion 10 India; and on the following day another
correspondent oontended that Government in
reference would DO prtjudical.
IL Is stated that the military staff In Canada
would soon be what 10 was before the Trent at.
fair.
The propriety of opening communication To
Grenada and British Columbia was debated -
Government ad mitted that such communication
was very desirable.
Lavard said negotiations were progressing
With Paraguay, aud he hoped that friendly re-
latiOns would soon be established. Government
intended to ascertain the cotton growing cspa.
bilities of Rio Plata.
L,yard also stated that the French blockade
Of Mexico would not interfere with legitimate
commerce, aud would not be rigidly enforced
against neutrals
There were contradictory statements as to
the French policy 10 Mexico, and vague rumors
of a possible diplomatic arrangement.
Admiral Graviere embarked on the third oil
July III the iron. plated irieste Normandy. Gen.
Fury dou's go till September.
The Paris bourse was 6S 46c.
The recognition Of Italy BY Russia had been
teleRr phed TO Turin.
The Daily News says the Americans in Lon
don met on the 4.h of July to celebrate the
day. but no account OF the proceedings is given.
The came journal editoIialiv denounces In
shrcastic teri ms the mlDcbievous malignity Of the
Timee, for its phsrisaical and III timed lecture
to A merics 10 her hour Of trouble.
The Morning SiAr has also a denunciaton of
Suo iimee iOr its outrage Ou hWtElcAu ueDblOll'
tiles, en- the most sacred of all days TO the
American people. IL hopes that Ameiica
will treat the iDsolet oe of the uu Eoglish Uri-
ter with disdaiD, and says the writer 10 not more
the enemy OF their country than the disgrace OF
his own.
The Morning Herald urges lha, the proaecu.
ton oil the war and the ceebrat alton of th. h OF
July constitute as glarirg oAse ss wss ever
alleged against q civilized nation, AND that If
professions meant any thing 10 America, the
mere reading of the Declaration Of Iudepen.
deuce should suffice to condemn the Invasion Of
the Confederate States as utterly inexcusable
10 principle and erroneous 10 policy.
The Epocs, of Madrid, s,ys the Spanish
Government has received most satisfactory COM
from its representative at Waso.
iogton as to the favorable effects produced upon
the Uoited States by the disinierested policy
which Spain adopted with regard to Mexico.
The prtsebt relations Of the Cabinets OF Mad.
rid aud Washington are Ioost cordial.
LIvERPIoL, July 6-Breadstuffi dull and
steady. Provisions iDAc i've.
LokDlS, July 5.-Consols closed to-day at
92 90 921f American stock --latest sales Erie,
29@3O; Illinois Central 4s@49 discount.