Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-20
Foreign News.

HALIFAX, July 19.-The steamship Africa,
Capt. Anderson, which left Liverpool at 0
A. M. OF the 9Th and Queenstown on the
afternoon of the 9th, Just arrived at Hall
fax at $50 p. M, to-day. .''si7'9li -,
The r. M. S. Scotia, from New York. ar
rived of Croalx Haven at l0,P. NJ. OF the
9th and reached Liverpool at 8 p. VI. on the
9TH. The Black Cruiser, late the Kappa
hammock, which left Calais ON the I'd for
Liverpool, put into Southampton, and is
reported to have been seized at the instance
of the American Minister. A United
States war vessel had been cruising off the
Welch coast with the object, 1t was sup
posed, of seizing the Cruiser on her way TO
Liverpool. 'i'u'l a'' ao2hiso''" 'a'Wl,nt
The Army and Navy Gazette says every
justing the conflicting interests which the
war in America between the North and
South have let loose, and of achieving a
task which, whether it be of restoration or
reconstruction, is one of the greatest that
ever taxed the genius of statesmen or the
resources Of nation.
The steamer Caroline, with, the share of
the Atlantic Cable, sailed from London for
Valentia on the 9TH, and the steamer Hawk
left on the 7th to assist in laying it. The
war steamers Terrible and Sphinx had both
sailed for Yalentia, and the Great Eastern
would leaYe the More for the same place
on thel5th Itwas expected the fleet would
leave Valentia July 10, and arrive at Hearts
Contentin the beginning OF August T0F
Messages are constantly sent'through the
whole cable in the most perfect manner.
GREAT, BRITAN N.-7England was for the
movement withouta Parliament, The dis
solution Immediately followed the proro-
gationl on the 9th, and writs for the new
election forthwith issued. The appoint
ment of Lord Cramwortlla as the successor of
Lord Chancellor Westbury Is confirmed.
FRANCE.--Thel weekly returns of the
Bank of France show an increase of cash
in hand of upwards of eight and quarter
Fnillions OF francs. The bourse was fiat and
lower on Friday. Rentes. 66f92c.. ai y.
EGYPT@A letter from Alexandria June
2Sth furnishes details regarding the cholera,
etc. 1t says the existenceaof cholera was
officially declared on the nth Of Iune, on
which day three deaths occurred, BY the
end of the first week deaths increased to
about 100 per day. BY the end of the sec
ond week they reached 200, and the 9th the
number was 800. There was much alarm,
and about 10000 people quilted the city,
Business was generally suspended, but
IMr. Hale, COnsulsG General remained at his
house. d The,business bf the consulatewas
transacted asliusual. No cases of cholera
hadeOccuursd AMONG the American resi-
dents, or on American vessels. Hon. II. II.
| Pruyh, the AnerieSn Minister to Japan,
and, Hon Ansonr Burlin game, Minister TO
China, passed through Alexandria on the
2Stii, en- route to- America, on a aleave Of abb
senee. S An Ak Xand dfia Telegram of July 5,
reports considerable Illumination in the
cholera. There were Is deaths on the 4th.
The epidemic was statiogafy at Cairo. "
T !LIKERPooI, July S.-rIThe weekly cotton
market report was sent cut by. the North
American. The Manchester Market Is firm
er but quiet. Breadstuffs are dull with a
.declining tendency. y, Riehardseni spence
&. CDs Anda IN akefield, Nash 81 Co, report
flour dull and tending downward. Wheat
fiat decline of 1@l11ad winter red Ameri1
Ocafih Sss 8d@Ssn "a. Corn quiet and easier,
mixed aes sd@2e Provisions quiet and
INDIA,77A private telegram from Bonn
bay, July Sd, says: Imports are still rising.
CALCUTTA, July 1,--Goods and twist In
demand ae improving rates.0 Later tele!
grams to July report q ~, continued nth @.'ij Inn
CAPE OF GooD HopE.--A fearful Hurri-
cane occurred here on the 18th Of May.
The lEhglish1 mail steamer Athens from
Mauritains was, totally lost, and seventeen
other vessels We're wrecked. Seventy lives
were l0st In Table Bay. N
LONDON MONEY YMARKET.--Funds M steady.
.MQney easy. Scott, Bell q Co.. East India
Liabilities ESo6O0O.. or
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