Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-31
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY
Goo Goo COO.
Arrival OF tho Anglo saxon

PoRTLAND, Me-, Jan. 30.--The Anglo Saxon,
from Liverpool the 10th, via Queenstown the
lTth, arrived here this morning. Her dates are
five days later. The steamship Teutonia, from
New York, arrived at Southampton the 18th
instant. The steamship America, from New
York and Nova Scotia, arrived at Liverpool on
the l4th. The Edinburgh, from New York,
arrived at Liverpool on the 18th.
The news by the Anglo Saxon 10 unlmportaut.
Is was rumored that the rebel steamer Mach.
Vile had been sold to English shipowners. The
Toscarora continued 10 blockade her. r.
Cotton has declined in the Liverpool market
16@5zd, closing dull. Sales OF the week, 4O,.
oV0 Dates; sales Friday 5000 bales. ? ,
Flour declined 6d@ls. Wheat declined La
I'd, Corn easier; market closed steady with an
FProvisiohs omet ,.a''-f - ". 5-sgss6 "
Consols--for money SO Id ~ ''e-s
The London Globe announces that the w ash.
ington Cabinet had given orders for the release
OF the two Americans taken from the English
schooner Eugene Smith, By the steamer Santi-
ago de Cuba. ~
But little business was doing at Lloyd's in
war risks. gSlIgrC -
There was continued activity in all the de-
partments OF the Portsmouth dockyard. 1t was
stated that the Tnscarora's q movement, In leay-
ing her moorings on the 18th inst, was to pre-
vent the Nashville from getting under way for
tNenty-tour hours, II was understood that the
Tuscarora's orders were never to lose sight OF
the Nashville, to blockade her in Southampton,
and II she should leave to chase her as long as
she ia at sea. In addition to the frigate DAInt.
less, the war steamer Argus had been placed az
the mouth Of the Southampton docks, to watch
the movements of the two vessels
The London Times says that mercantile let
ters from New York represent that the cry for
promoting tnsurrectlon among the slaves was
gaining force, and locking at the threatened
horrors, whispers were atlength heard of wieh
that for the sake OF humanity European inter-
vention might be found practicable
Additional correspondence had been publish,
ed In regard to the Trent affair, including Lord
John Russelrs reply to Mr.. Stewards dispatch
dated January llth. Itsxpressss much salts
faction at the conclusion arrived at by the
Washington Government, which IL considers
most favorable to the maintenance of most
friendly relations. The English government.
however, differ from Mr.. Seward In some of
his conclusions; and aa Il may lead to better
understanding on several points of internatIon.
al LAW Lord John Russell proposes in few days
10 write another dispatch on the subject. In
the meantime he says that Ii is desirable that the
commanders Of United States cruisers shall be
instructed not to repeat acts for which the Brit
ish government will have to ask redress, and
which the United States Governments cannot
undertake to Justify. Lord Lyons is thanked
for his discretion 5,.sG Gss s5se5
Mason and Slidell had been expected by the
America, and good deal OF interest was felt
as 70 the reception they would get at Liverpool.
Various expedients were adopted to secure any.
thing bus q hattering one. 9sae a'aissa3w ~
There has been no reply to the atrictures on
the stone BLOCKADE of Chareeton. I'D
The extra Rorkmen at the dockyards will be
discharged at the end of the financial year. ~
The Shipping Gazette says that war or further
diplomalic als!e is England ami
America. gs 4 go, ..-,.l,. ,r t4
LIvERPooL, Jan. l6 --Cotton--Sales for three
days, $4,000 bales; prices easier and a decline
tt&ted at SS@16d, mostly on the middle and
lower qualitlea. Speculstors and exporters took
10000 bales. Advices from Manchester unfs.
vorable. Market dull, with downward tenden-
oy:
Breadstuffs-N Nash and others report flour
dull and declined cd and Is. Wheat declined
l@2d; red western lld@i2d; red southern l2s
2d@l2s I'D; Shite western rs 6d@l2s Sd; white
southern l2s 9d@l3s Sd. Corn easier; mixed
3ls@3ls Cd. 8lg wEssEE
Proyisions-S Same au thorities report beef qui.
ct and unchanged. Pork tending downward
Bacon still declining 36s ID. Lard nominal.
Sugar quiet. but steady. Rice--Ssles email
Coffee steady. r.r4 san fssr
LONDON, Jan. l6.--Whest dull and % lower
Flour heavy, and Is decline. Sugar quie: but
steady. Coffee firm and unchanged. Rice dull
and dropping. Tallow firm ct 4a@6d.