Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-31
FOREIGN News.

PORTLAND. Jan. 30.-The steamship Pc
ruvian arrived from Liverpool the after
noon of the 10th. She was detained by fog
sixteen hours, and did not sail from Lon
donderry till Saturday morning, and ar
rived here this afternoon.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Messrs. Schofield and
Bright had been addressing their constitu-
ents. The former expressed regret at the
intention of Americans to terminate the
reciprocity treaty, and to place gunboats
on the lakes. With regard to non-inter-
vention, he said he was not prepared to join
in the policy which would altogether over
look injuries one nation might inflict upon
another. Bright expatiated on the triumph
of the non-intervention policy in
British politics. In regard to Par
no more put to sleep than the ne
gro question in the American Congress-
America is now in deadly conflict, with the
negro standing forth in large proportions
and daily gaining freedom. Mr.. Bright
used many strong arguments in support of
the extension of franchise. He pointed to
the order and tranquility with which mil
lions voted at the recent Presidential cleo
tion in America. As regards American
affairs, he said he purposely abstained from
any observations upon that sad and mourn
full revolution which was taking place.
Mr.. Baxter, NJ. p, had been delivering
addresses in Scotland on the American
question. He eulogized Mr.. Lincoln's Ad-
ministration, and was in favor of the North.
He had perfect confidence in the ability of
the North to bring the question to most
satisfactory solution. lftt. .FI
/ The Liverpool Post says that extensive
orders for army clothing for the rebels have
been executed in Liverpool. Lately 10000
uniforms were made for rebel artillery.
\ FRANoE.-A duel took place recently at
Bois de Boulogne, between Count Tallyrand
Perigard, recently made Duke de Mont
morcncy, and NJ. La Rochefaucould, Duke
de Audentre, one of the plaintiffs in
pending suit to prevent the former assum-
ing Montmorcncy's title. They fought 15
minutes with swords. when La Rochefou-
could was wounded in the arm, and the
fight was stopped. Count Perigard was al
so slightly wounded.
l Bourse firm. Rentes eff zoe.
The Vienna Presse asserts that relations
between Austria and Prussia continue ex-
cellent but nevertheless Austria is deter
mined to withdraw from the alliance rath-
er than permit Prussia to annex the
Duchies. n'a
The Madrid Noticies asserts that Spain
will demand from Peru an indemnity of
15,000,000 francs for the expense OF the eX-
pedition.
The Correspondence announces that the
Government will act energetically if the
encyclical letter is published without the
authority of the Council of States.
ITALys--It is rumored that Russia and
the Pope have quarreled over the encyc-
lical letter. M. De Sartiges had communi-
Gated to Antonelli the measures adopted
by the French Government against the
encyclical letter. A complete rupture had
occurred between Cardinal Daverea aud the
Pope. The Cardinal was summoned to
Rome to answer for rebellious language,
under penalty of being deprived Of the
emoluments Of his rank. It is stated that
the Cardinal refused to leave Naples.