Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-15

PORTLAND, March 14-The steamer Jura
! from Liverpool afternoon of the 3D. and
Londonderry the 4th inst, arrived here this
afternoon. Sir VIM. Brown, baronet, at the
head of the well known firm of Brown,
Shipley d Co., died in Liverpool on the Sd.
The Times has an editorial OH Gen. Bank s
general orders at New Orleans, relative to
negro labor, &c. 1t says it is the establish
ment of serfdom on the relations of slavery
without the name, and the design is to Sc
cure the votes of the employers for Lin
coin.
The allies made close reconnaissance to-
ward Duppel on the I'd. Gen. Demesa ex-
presses the belief that Duppel can't be taken
before the end Of May or the beginning of
June, even under most favorable circilm-
stances to the Danes.
The Berlin and Vienna journals continue
to ridicule the notion of a conference. The
Post promises that England will renew, in
a just cause, the Fronch alliance, and says
with our gallant neighbors and the Italians
aud Scandinavians, and with the Poles,
Hungarians and Turks, it will be indeed
amazing if we do not make short work of
this new holy alliance. The Moniteur, in
announcing the fall of Campeachy, says it
is the ruin of the Juarez party.
Mr.. Mason had returned to London from
Paris, it is supposed in connection with the
alleged recognition negotiation.
The Archduke MaXimillian's visit to Par
is is postponed. The alleged excuse is in
| fluenZa; but it is rumored that there is a
hitch as to his having command of the
| French troops in Mexico.
| There had been no fighting in Schl ,swig.
| Gen. Gerlach had succeeded e, AieZa as
Commander-in-C Chief of the + anis army
| The King of Denmark spoke strongly for a
vigorous perseverance in his policy.
| 1t is reported that Italy has rendered
10000 men and a fleet to England If she as
sists Denmark.
and easier; wheat tending downward and
very dull. Sales of red western at SsaSs lOd;
corn flat and tending downward. Sales OF
mixed at 23s 6da2Ss Sd.
| Provisions-Beef steady; pork firm; ba-
con inactive; lard dull and unchanged.
Coffee quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum dull with no sales.
| LONDoN-Breadstuff very dull.
Coffee tending upward; tea firm and un-
changed.
tBy Telegraph to Londonderry
LIVERPOOL, March 4.-Cotton brokers'
! circular reports cotton dull and prices 11d
lower for American, the greater decline be-
| ing on the lower qualities. Breadstuffs
heavy and tend downward-all qualities
slightly lower. Provisions quiet and tentl-
| ing downward.
LONDON, March 4.-Consols for money 81
@)l1s; Illinois Central shares 17@15 dis
cou It; Erie shares $1,000; wheat inactive
at 92d decline per central; Flour dull at
easier rates. Sugar, demand good and for
mer prices well sustained. Consols closed
at 9115.
GI}y telegraph to LONDONDERRY
LONDON, March military operations
in Schleswig continues suspended.
The English Ministers escaped defeat last
night on a mere party division in the House
of Commons by majority of one only.
An auxiliary department to the United
States Sanitary commission has been Or
ganized in London.
PARIS, Friday.-The Moniteur declares
that the rumor to the effect that Maximil-
liam has renounced his intention of going to
Mexico is entirely unfounded.