Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-28
ARRIVAL OF tho Kunenroo.

CAPE RACE, May 26 The steamship Ksnga
roo from Liverpool l4!h, via @ leenstowu 18th
passed Cape Race 81 urday night. The Csnad
arrived oat on the llth, aud City Of New Yorl
and Bohemian on the l4ih.
The capture of New Orleans was REGARDED
with somo doubts, but generally credited ant
treated as 9 decided triumph Tor the North
though many contend that Il will not material
ly effect the issue.
Breadatuffs closed dull. Flour 6i@ls lower
Wheat Sd lower. Corn g. lower. Provislori
fat. Consols, for money, 93N,
GREAT BRITAIN.--Tbe news of the capture o.
New Orleans was received by the Canada, anC
was the occasion Of much surprise and consd
erable disbelief, but comiug from Southern
sources, IL was generally agreed there was; nc
room Tor doubt. II produced no influence OIL
the cotton market.
The Times says 1t Is hard blow for tht
South aud great triumph for the NoTth-an.
other proof that the North can do more harm to
the ConfederAtes than the Confederates eau do
to them. The Times aaks how 1t will affec,
EnglADd2 ltsaJs the American Ministers aI
London and Paris are told to assure the Gov.
ernments that plans are being mstured for a
mitigation of the blockade, aud this promise
has been made from time to time in Paris
for some weeks pact; and as we can we'll under.
stand, there ia the most sincere desire on the
part Of the Federal Government to fulAll It
II the FederAls have possession Of New Or.
leans, there is Of course an end to the blockade
of the city. There ie only enc thing wanting,
that cotton should come down. II the SJuthern
plantere trust 1t to the Federals, sufficient will
dcuo'les be got to relieve the manufacturers;
but ii they remove or destroy their stoebs, or
raCu fo h.;n 81 u e., "a
what was gained by the capture of New Orleans.
Tho capture Is credtable to the skill of the
North, and is also an item In revenge of the
Fed etals, but If the city is now to be blockaded
on the land eide by the Conlederateg, the gain
will not be much by this mitigation Of the
blockade.
10 another article the Times says 1t Is vain 10
deny the Importance Of the event, but If South.
erLers mean what they cay In their loud talking,
which the Times rather question:, they Can
never be conquered.
The Herald declines to believe the fall, but
admits that If true, it would be signal triumph
Tor the North.
The Morning Post also doubts it. and thinks
II confirmed IL will not seriously effect the for
tunes Of either party, although q serious loss
TO the South. IL says the utter hOpeletsness of
the struggle is more apparent at each success
sve stage.
The Daily News says there ia no good reason
for doubling the capture, and regards it of
great importance II highly ouog Ses the con.
spmmate skill displayed By the North in this
matter. .a
The news per the City Of New York, re-
ceiVed just before the Kangaroo left Liverpool,
OF course dispeled ali doubts The impression
prevailed 10 M4nchester that the event would
bring forward some cotton.
IL was reported that Count Putalgny vas sud.
denly ordered from Paris to LoDdon, It was suS-
posed, on the mission relative the steamer
Economist, with eight hundred bales Of cotton
ltd four hundred barrels of resin, which arrv-
cd at Liverpool from Charleston.
Expectations continue relative to Mercier's
visit TO Richmond, but nothing reliable. The
0pinione Nationale asserts that il merely had
reference to French tobacco.
II was reported that there Was q military con-
'piracy in ST. Peters, being in favor Of Polsud