The New York herald., 1865-03-24

out OF the war was inevitable. We have seen IL stated
business Of English statesmen TO see that we
placed under the penance Of having claims urged upon
us that we cannot admit II Is needless TO say that no
rational Engishman expects such service from
our public men. Our government has only to
perseyere in It's present course, acting fairly
IL will then command the support Of united and
patriotic people, and shall not need to dsquiet our
selves although our neshD0" should become unrsa
The London Star makes the following remarks:-The
gossip which il maintained in the city about the proba
bihy OF war with Aperca 10 probably In some cases
alarm appears 70 be confined o those .oAc sovs TIE
feel that, having exhibited q much hostility . they
possibly could against the United States, hostile
&C. On in the p But ssy msg
their feara The policy OF great nations 10 not
shaped In accordance with the partnership and amino
ment during the has been determined by the policy
and interest Of the country at large and not according 70
wll il be with the American government should the
bellion be soon put down The fire eaters in New York
s ssh
contemplate fear has taken possession OF them;
but as Soesy..sns s United State snS ID u. vat e ma
ton ifty times more Formidable than the South
American Marine Compensation Claims.
BRITISH CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNITED STATES.
CECIL asked the Under Secretary for Foreign Aiars
whether any communications had been received during
the last six months at the Foreign Once from the Amer
can government or the American Minister, demanding
compensation for losses occasoned to citizens Of the
United States by the operations Of the Alabama other
rate States and If So whether he had any obectiontO
lay the papers relating TO such demands upon the table
OF tne house. ne begged 70 add that ne wished the
honorable gentleman not to understand the word "de
manding strictly.
Mr.. LAYARp-No such communications have been re-
ceived during the last six months lHear)
Mr.. BRIGHT begged to ask the honorable gentleman
whether it the fact that the English aopernawt had
very numerous claims sagainS the ,meW Of the United
States consequence transactions which had occurred
during the war and that such claims had in many
intended 10 be SO forwarded
Mr.. LAYARD-There sach claims and they have bsen
fOrloarded.
shermnn's Fame In France.
THE wild DESPAIR" OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
From the Opinone Natcnale prince Napoleons organ)
The sld despair which induced tho caroni.ns 10 -
g ne civilized pors Of 0e soorld for they have never
been anything but mere rebels against Just govern
Ss1v Their sI has meyer % been aa that q
The line Of conduct adopted by Sherman II
well calculated to force the South to return to
the path Of duty The General has bafcd the plans of his
enemy by tho s Of his tactics and the energy Of his
movements whilst by his modeyation and justice he has
hs q ns 'es
teee towards the North viii decide the fate Of the
Jefferson Davis and the last rampr behind which rebel
slavery will find shelter.
No More Shipments of Rebel War Muni-
tions.
It is asserted hst has been sent 10 the
French government by the United States Minister in
Paris as TO the clandesne shipment of Confederate
crus on board the Rappahannock, stationed at Calais
These men had arrived from Liverpool having been part
Of the crew Of the Southern ship Florida.
The French Legislature ON the War.
PEACE MAY SWEEP THE FRENCH FROM MEXICO.
In the French Senate the 9th Of March the Marquis
de Bossy condemned the French Intervention In Mexico
and might s. M
pletfsiw Of bctA belk0ersss saher a~ tic French army
in Mario should be made prisoncyy By the c,ncltion II
peace loud expressions OF disapprobation) The Mar
qus de Bolssy hoped in conclusion that the Emperor
and his dynasty would long continue " reign.
NJ Chalk d. Est Auge regretted the impious wishes
specting America
The Priva&eers.
ELEVEN SHIPS BURNED BY THE SHENANDOAH.
The Shenandoah has arrived. She has burned eleven
ships since leaving the Cape Of Good Hope
THE PRivATEERsxEN DIsowNED.
Mr.. Rumble, the English Government Inspector Of
Machinery Ahoat, who was recently acquitted on the
charge Of complicyin the Of the rebel steamer
Rappahannock, has been placed upon half pay ON the
ground Of his being 10 tWor deserving Of Me confidence
Of the government
The Latest News.
LIvxRPooL, March l2-Evening
Tie London Times editorial thinks II the Confederate
conference the Washington government will endeavor
% drau back he States rngy BY negotiations with each
separately, and that Lincoln may Be conclia
tory thaa 70 the Richmond Cabinet
Commsrcial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
(From the Manchssier Guardian lcy artclc March n
The English funds have experienced . renewed relapse
today March TO- noMswithstandng M the extrsvrdin.ry
further increase OF q 200 600 shown this week the
bullion Of the Bank Of France and the certainty that the
easy state Of the continental money markets
opened al Ssx 70 ssA, afracona reduction from the
closing price OF last evening and subsequently receded
to ss for mOns and ssh for the 9th Of March, whence
The sum OF sA6 900 in gold was taken to the bank
to-day.
In foreign securities there have been few attentions;
but duness the prevailing characteristic The Con
federatc loan is per cent lower, at 37k.
The report Of the London Bank Of Mexico to be pre-
sented the 1lh, shows available balance OF f13458
and recommends dividend at the rate Of 10 per cent
per annun The sum OF E 900 Il to be written on pre-
minary expenses like amount Is To be supplied
serve, and 81, e64 will remain 70 be carried forward.
The continental exchanges this afternoon were with
Coasos for money sss ssk; for account, Ssg<
80 Exchequer bills, Up.
decrease in the bullion OF f42 760
AMERICAN SECURITIES Barring Bros Il Co. % circular
ssys;.unted states nystwenty bonds are IN some dc.
35s< and Illinois Central TO 63k b44 In other stocks
nothing doing
LONDON, March 11--Evening
Consols for money, ssx a ssn.
American stocks tending upwards. Illinois Cen
iral 651s, Eric 3Sk a8o, fvetwcnties b4k . 6
THE PARIS DoURsE.
PARrs, March II, 1s65
The Paris Boursc lie steady Renes closed at OF Toe
NEssRs. RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND coNPAsY's
cIRaULAR.
LIVERPOOL, March 10, 1885.
CorToH.-Tbc reports announcing the evacuation Of
Charleston caused temporary panic in market on
Saturday last Confidence has not since been restored,
and prices have daily declined although this afternoon
there seems 70 be growing opinion that the lowest point
IL about reached The quotations sreMiddling OreaAs
l0hd, per 10. Texas, Id Uplands 1od
In Manchester little business doing, and prioes have
also daily declined
BREAD-rurss iradc continues very dull On
Tuesday wheat met very limited sale nominally un-
changed prices Flour was 0d per barrel lower, with
little doing Indian corn rather more inquired for aud
slightly deareA
Al todays market there rather more inquiry for
good spring wheaa but prices OF all descriptions are
without alteration. Flour slow Of sale late rates
Indian steady with rctau sales Of Gaatx 26s 3D.
DDS. OIL. per quarter We quote wheat -7s Cd a. se
for Chicago Milwaukee and amber Iowa a. n An 3d for