Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-09
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Additional FOREIGN News.
HALIFAX, January THE iron.plated
frigate Warrior had got her sails bent, and
was to be kept in readiness to leave, pending
the solution OF the American question,
Great Britain. -Deputations from religious
denominations, including the Congregational
Union, the Baptist Union and the Baptist
Board. had an interview on the 9Th of De-
cem6er with Earl Russell on the subject of
the threatened war with America.
The English papers continue to TEEN with
articles on the American question, They
are mostly confined to speculations as to the
nearest precedent yet quoted to the Trent
case. The London Times draws attention to
the affair of the Dutch brig Hsndrick and
Aida, captured by the British in l777, while
she had on board FIVE officers for the Amer
ican army, The ship and officers were re.
leased by the British Admiralty, the Judge
ruling that although the officers frankly ad-
mittsd their positions, yet as they were pas
seDgers on neutral ship which sailed from
neutral port for another neutral port, the
pIoximate distinction of the passengers was
entitled to be regarded as an innocent des-
tination, and they were consequently set at
liberty.
The Times claims that this case plainly
establishes the principle that between
one neutral port and another, all persons
and things whatever may be legally car
ried.
The London Daily NewS, in letter from
Hamburg, gives an account of a meeting of
English merchants there, at which Mr..
Ward, British Charge d Afaires, read a
paper purporting to be Earl Russeils note
to Lord Lyons in regard to the Trent affair.
This note is worded with great moderation.
1t describes the seizure of Mason and Slidell
in the terms Of Captain Williams report to
the Admiralty. Itmakes no mention of the
opinion of the law officers OF the Crown, of
which so much has been said in the papers,
but simply and explicitly characterizes the
capture of the Commissioners as an infrsc-
ton of the law of nations and an insult to
the British flag.
1t declares that the Cabinet at st. James,
considering the cordial and friendly charac.
ter OF the relations existing between Eng
land and the United States, can not doubt
for an instant, that the Captain of the San
Jdcinto must have acted without authority
from his Government. 1t then adds that the
British Government feels confident that the
Government of the United States will not
hesitate to take the only steps possible under
the circumstances, namely, the release of
the prisoners, and making at the same time
suitable reparation for the insult offered to
the British flag.
Livery regiment in the camp at Aldershot
had been medically inspected, 80 that they
might be in perfect readiness to embark i'm
medistely for Canada.
A body of nurses on Miss Florence Might
ingale's plan were to proceed at once to
Halifax.
The ATmy and Navy Gazette says that there
is prospect of trouble with the Sikhs. The
batteries OF artillery at Bombay, on the point
of embarkation to England, were stopped by
pressing kilograms from Bengal.
The English funds were fiat on the 9th of
December and T@H lower, caused by the
tone of the New York journals per Gin of
Baltimore, which it was argued rendered the
prospects of peace less favorable.
The Board of Trade returns for November
show falling off of the exports of per cent
as compared with the same month in 1860,
almost entirely made up of cotton manufac.
lures. The decline for the eleven months is
~ per cent.
In letter written by the command of the
Queen it is stated that the only consolation
she could hope to find in the rest of her life,
under her sad and hopeless bereavement, is
to endeavOr to carry out the wishes and in
tentions of her beloved husband.
The Paris Bourse was fat on the 9th of
December at 6725 for rentes.
N0Ly-Tbere was vague rumor that an
attempt had been made to assassinate Gen.
GuOyn at Rome, and that one of his aids had
received two poignard wounds.
1t was reported that the French Embassa-
dor to Rome had proposed to the ex King of
Naples to take up his residence in France.
China.-Advices from Pekin say that the
Chinese authorities appeared desirous of
receiving European Consuls, and favorable
influence on foreign relations was conf
IDENTIFY expected.
--latest by Telegraph to Queenstown, 29th.I
The Bavaria has arrived at SOUTHAMPTON.
The most intense excitement prevails at
Liverpool, to learn the news che brings.
Liverpool, Dec. 2S.-Advices from Man
chester are favorable, the market for goods
and yarns having an upward tendency, with
light transactions.
Liverpool. - Observation-Disclosures easier,
The various circulars report Flour dull. and
declined Cd. per brl. State 30@34s. Wheat
Red Western lis. Sd OBS. I'd; red South.
ern l2s 6d.@l2s. Cd; white Western lbs O.
lbs. 3d.; white Southern lbs. Sd @l4s,
Corn quiet; mixed 33s. 3d.@33s Cd; yellow
33s. 3d.; white 36@38s.
--latest via Queenstown.)
LiVerpool, Sunday.-Sales of Cotton yes
terday and Friday 10000 bales, inclusive of
5000 to spectators and exporters. Market
easier and unchanged quotations. Some
authorities report decline of Il.
Breadstuffs- Market closed steady. Corn
frmer; mixed 33s. Cd.
Provisions closed quiet and generally un-
altered. Bacon slightly easier.
London, Saturday Evening. ng.-Oonsols closed
at e0X@905s. American stocks continued
dull, and no sales.
HaVre-Sales of Cotton for five days have
been 5000 bales. Orleans tres ordinaire
1907; bas l43f The market was firm, with
an upward tendency. All qualities advanced.
The stock Of Cotton in port was 10000
bales.
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