Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-04
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Asia.


HALIFAX, Sept. 8 Tho Asia, from Liverpoo
23d, via Queenstown oath ult., arrived here thil
morning, Her dates are two days later, Politica
news unimportant.
Garibsldi's position was without change
The ministerial address to Victor Emanue
recommending state of siege In Sicily, de.
nounces Garibaldi ss rebel.
II was reported that Gen. Cialdini 10 to be
appointed military chief In Sicily.
II was stated that the recent movement of the
Tuscorora bad been a mere dodgiDg of the
British steamer Ajax, in order to obtain coal.
American securities were advancing. N. Y
Central shares quoted on Friday at 7l@73; Ill
Central 49A discount; Eries 81; U. s. S. 66@
So.
Consols closed on Friday at 9316@931l.
GREAT BRITAIN--The Dublin correspondent
of the London Times writes on the 2lst of Aug.
as follows:
The Federal gunboat Tuscarora, 1t appears
has been lodging the Ajax for the purpose oI
getting coal on board in defiance of the orders
| issued by the Admiralty. The Tuscarors has
coaled within three months at British port
and did not proceed, as she was bound to do, on
O voyage to the United States. She put into
Kingston with a view Of getting coal. Unable
to accomplish this there, she weighed anchor
and steamed with all speed to Belfast Lough
! where, according to a previous arrangement
she received q supply Of coal amounting to one
hundred tons. Having anchored outside of the
jurisdiction of the harbor commissioners, the
Collector of Custom ct once took the matter
up aud served notice on the Federal Captain
to depart.
A revenue cutter was placed along side the
Tuscarora to prevent further violation of the
neutrality laws, and at the same time the mat
ter was reported to the Admiralty. The Bel
fast people ask what would have been done II
the Federal Captain had refused to leave.
The Times editorially argues that although
latest advices from America show an apparent
Improvement in financial matters by the dimin.
ished premium on gold, and the day must come
when the people of the United States will real.
ly understand the position of their own finances
and when that time arrives II doubts NOT
that principles which have so often been verif.
ed in the bankruptcy Of European monarchies,
will assert themselves with equal vgor to pun.
ish the financial obloquies of the American Re.
public.
In another article the Times depicts the --latest
American advices in most gloomy characters
It says, on all sides the political horizon grows
blacker. Nor can any chance of peace be dis
covered except in the exhaustion or impotence
of Il belligerent. If the Federsls were no
blind with fury, they would now see what al
Europe has seen from the beginning But th'
truth 1t seems has yet to dawn, If not on tn,
people, at any rate on the Government of tn,
Federal States.
The London Morning Herald speculates Of
the effects Of drafting, and thinks 1t will tr.
the temper of the Northern people more thai
1t has been tried yet, and shake to Its YER
foundation the tottering edi6ce Of the Uuion
Il says New Workers have less reason thar
other Americans to struggle against conscrip
tion. II Is their last hope In the absence nov
of any nobler or worshier object. IL is for tn
supremacy of their city, and to avert its com
mercial ruin that war is being prosecute,
which will convert America into desert.
Harvest operations were progressing NOR
fayersbly under the improved state of th,
weather.
FRANcE-The French Minister Of War hat
freighted several steamers for the Mexican ex
pedition. The Italian crisis excited much in
terest in Paris, and the Indications Of Ns
poleon's policy were eagerly awaited.
The Constitutional, after declaring that th
French flag will not recede before any menaces
SAYS: To stoop to fools who would not stoo
before the flag which has given freedom /
Italy, might be powerful necessity imposed b
honor, but it would not be solution of Oh
military qustion; it would not settle tho politi
cal question.
The Paris correspondence the London Time
believes, notwithstanding the Constitutional
, denial Of the statement, that M. Lavalette ha
given to the Pope some assurances of the eur
: port of France, aB represented.
The Paris Bourse was fat at 5sf. 75c. for th
rentes.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday .-Breadstuff msrke
reported by usual authorities as follows: Flou
, steady, with slight Improvement on fine qua
tiles, American 25@2Ss. Wheat quiet an
quotations barely maintained; red western 9
. Cd @l0s. Id; red southern ll@lls. Sd ; whit
western 11@11s. Sd; white southern lis. 3D.
} l2s. Sd. Corn quiet and steady; mixed 29s. g.
, @29s. 3d.; yellow 29a. Sd @3Os'; white 3l(
SIS. Sd.
LONDON Misunderstanding steady Sugt
firm. ---.
! American stocks have an upward tendeno
New York Central 49M discount; Erie 81; I
s. 6's 66@6S.
Paris, Saturday The Bourse is dull, Rent
68I $50.
ITALY.--The official Turin Gazette on Il
d 2lst Of August published decree proclaimir
: state Of siege in Sicily, and sent the follo'
1 Ing proclamation;
nI "Sicilians: Notwithstanding the words Of u
b King, the vote Of Pasliament and the iorbea
ance Of the Government In giving time TO q