Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-21
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ArTlVal Oh tnO StoamGr norwegian.
PORTLAND, ME-, March 2O-The Norwegian,
from Liverpool 5lh, via Londonderry 9th, ar
rived this afternoon.
The cotton market opened at decline of Il
old, but under the American and Indian ad.
vices the decline was almost recovered Sales
for the week, $4,000 bales, closing at about
last weeks quotations for American. fridays
market firm; sales 5000 bales.
Breadstuffs, Friday, steady, except corn,
which was declining. Provisions quiet.
Consols, Friday, 923s for money. IllinoiE
Central 433@4a1a discount; Erie 1917 @4211Sl
U. S. Sc SO.
At Tuesdays market -four declined 6j@ls.
Wheat declined 1@2d, aud corn Cd.
Tho City of Manchester leaves Liyerpool
as an extra vessel March 7th. The steamer
Isis leaves the same day.
The Times city article says the proposal of
the Washington Government for issuing letters
Of marque, with other Indications, have re-
vived the impression that certain portion of
the Washington Cabinet was endeavoring to
obtain o solution of the existing difficulty by
forcing foreign war, 60 as to enable the
breaking up of the Union to be attributable to
the overwhelming power of the jealous Euro
pean aristocracy. This theory alone explains
Stewards determination to ineist that the
Federal power has met with nothing but euo-
cess, and that there is no Southern insurrec-
ton. The same writer point, out the total
impossibility of conducting any sound business
in New York under the violent huctustions uf
gold.
FRANcE-La France asserts the Cabinet Couu.
ell at St Cloud have resolved to meet diplo-
mstically at St Petersburg in favor of Po.
land.
Bourse steady. Rentes 70f 2Oc.
Latest letters from Cracew are favorable to
the Poles. Prince Domereini had been killed
whilst cutting his way through come Russians
who sutrouCded him.
The appointment of Gen. Deberg ae COM
mander OF the Russian troops in Poland, is con.
sidered as indicative Of stern and unreleuting
determination to crush the revolt.
The following ls summary OF news 5ent ont
by the Ediuburg, which left Liverpool on the
4thl
lie Nord states that Sldell had Just had On
interview with M. Droyn de- L'Huys, in the
course of which mention was made of MI
Stewards recent dispatch. Mr.. Sidell ia said
not to have concealed his surprise that Seward
could think that the eeceding States we're villa
ing to send members to the Washington Con-
gress:
1t is also reported, says Lo Nord, that tht
Government at Richmond has just ntractlt
at Paris a loan for sixty million francs.
A deputation had waited upon Mr.. Adams IL
London, and presented him with an eddreRt
signed by more than 1880 citizens of Birmin q,
I'M, sympathizing with the anti slavery poli,ty
Of President Lincoln.
10 the House Of Lords, Lord Stratheden,s
notice In favor Ct the recognition of the South
whenever France 10 ready to concur in the
movement, has not been brought forward. The
Times, strongly condemns the motion, deprC.
Gates discussion on the subject, and urges striel
neutrality.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Laird asked
If the Government wac informed Of ships pr,b.
pairing for the Confederates in England similar
to the Alabama7 Mr. L,ird said the attention
Of the Government had been called to more
than one vessel Of the kind, but no evidence
has yet been furnished to enable the Govern
ment to interfere. Strict orders have been gvt,r
for all suspected vessels to be closely watched
The motion by Mr.. Fitzgerald for the pr b
duction of all the correspondence relating {,
the war and its effects, including that with til
| Confederate Commissioner, was adopted.
l. Ii 10 believed that the Russian governme n
will yield to the European pressure in favor b
non-interference In Polish affairs Less pan 4
and apprehension as to the results were likel,
| to ensue. q "a $50. a5i .-l-si IS .t.,.t uI
The Prussisn Chamber of Deputies voted, b.
an overwhelming majority, in favor OF neutral
ity. t.-m @
It was stated Gen. Forey had made demap
| for more men end material tor Mexico, on
that the demand could not be complied with. I
| A st. Petersburg telegram says seridom I.
Russia expired on the third. A te deum wa
sung in all the churches.