Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-26
Latest Foreign News.

New YORK, June A.-The steamer City
OF Boston, from Liverpool 14th, via Queens
town 10Th, arrived this evening. l..s
The frigate Niagara arrived at South
ampton on the 10th, exchanging salutes
witha British frigate. She would probably
dock and refit. The Sacramento arrived
the following day.
The English armor plated fleet, In imita-
ti0n of Napoleon, Is to make tour around
the French coast and the French. armor
plated fleet is to do the same around Eng
land. The combined fleets will be at Plym-
outh the middle OF July. """
Lord Brougham In a speech at q banquet
to the Prince of Wales at Fishmohgers
Hall, earnestly called on the American
Government to use their victory in mercy
as well as in justice, and not stain the scaf.
fold with the blood of prisoners whom they
recently treated as warriors. ..s.g..
In the House of Lords Earl Derby called
attention to Russell's letter withdrawing
belligerent rights from the Confederates be-
fore the Federal Government ceased to eX-
ercise these rights, and to Johnson's proc
lamation announcing the penalties of pira-
cy against vessels visiting interdicted ports
He protested against such procedure, and
asserted that such vessels could only be
treated as smugglers. He hoped the pris-
oners in Federal hands would be treated as
vanquished and not disgraced enemies.
Russell explained his Withdrawal Of bell
ligerent rights. He said Sir f. Bruce had
sought an explanation of Johnson's extra
ordinary threat of treating vessels as pi-
rates, but could get none. His opinion was
that the threat was merely one OF in terOrem
In the House of Commons Layard said
several representations had been made to
thn EnlAral GnUarp mo nj N nhfoin N pnp
sation for the shooting of Mr.. Grey by
Lieut.. Donovan, U. S. Navy, off the Cape
of Good Hope, but they positively declined
to make any compensation.
Parliament would be dissolved the 10th
of July. T"
The Morning Post says regulations be-
tween England and Canada are about to be
satisfactorily concluded. Canada is expect
ed to undertake the whole of the western
defenses.. The canals will be deepened; eff
fcient militia will be maintained; the i'm.
perial government will furnish the entire
necessary armament, and guarantee a loan
to construct the inter-colonial railroad.
The Moniteur of the 18th publishes cir
cular of the Minister of Marine, dated june
9th, closing French ports to Confederate
vessels. -. .--. s..-s
The horse Gladiator won the !. rand prize
Mrs. Lincoln sent reply to the Empress
Eugenie's letter of coincidence.
1t is stated that the Emperor agreed tC
reinstate Maximilian in all his rights In
the event of his return from Mexico.
Spain ceased to extend belligerent rights
to the Confederates, by a decree dated june
4th. A conspiracy against the government
| at Valencia was discovered and thwarted.
An agent of Juarez had arrived at Turin
| to attempt to enlist Garibaldian officers an6
| men for JuareZ.
| Rio, May 24th.-Office- 670@675.
LIVERPOOL, June 14-The cotton market
| has recovered from the slight depression
caused by the Cuba's news, and is firm Al
last weeks quotations. Sales of Monday
and Tuesday 22,000 bales, including S,00(
for speculation and export. This morning
the market is strong and active.
| MANCHEsTER.-There was steady de-
mand yesterday at full rates of last week
but the actual business was not langer.
! Wakefield, Nash 81 Co., and Richardson
Spence & Co., report wheat very quiet an(
easier; flour very dull; Indian corn steady
at last weeks prices, ..,..
Bigland, A. & Co., and Gordon, B. & Co.
report beef very dull and mostly nomi
nal; pork flat and dropping; bacon in mod
crate demand at late rates; lard very quie
at 64@65s; sugar quiet; coffee and rice in
active: petroleum firm at Is ld@2s 3d 70
refined.
LoNDoN.-Breadstuff quiet, but price
firm; American flour held for higher rates
sugars quiet but steady; coffee unchanged
tea is in fair demand at late rates; rice dul
tallOW in moderate request, w.. .... i