Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-06
Foreign News.

New YORK, April 5.-The steamer Etna
from Liverpool 22d and Queenstown 23d,
has arrived here. .....
LIVERPOOL, March 23.-Cotton very fiat,
and irregular; decline about &c per lb.
Manchester 'advices unfavorable. Prices
lower the closing week. ...... .,f
LONDON, March 23.-Consols closed at SO
@9018 tor money. American stock, Illinois
General $1,000; Erie 32@32; U. S. 5-2O's 533d.
LONDON, March 22.-Political news is
not OF very important character. A.
Jachury d Sons of London, Liverpool and
New York have suspended. Liabilities
100000.
The papers to-day warn the House of
Commons of the importance of the vote to
be taken tonight on the subject of Cana
dian fortitications. a- t..f.
The Moravian's news was promulgated
to-day and has caused an improvement in
United States gold, the closing quotation
being 5324. --...
The Morning Star on the question of
possible reputation by the United States,
asserts the Washington Government as in
capable of repudiating obligations as the
Government of England. tls.
In the House of Commons in reply to in
quiry by Gregory as to the protection of
| British property in Southern States, Layard
said, he supposed that question referred to
cotton as regards that destroyed by Confeds,
to prevent its falling into Northern hands,
owners must stand all risks and have no
right to complain. But at the same time
they have been urged to prepare authentic
records of property as regards cotton
seized by the Federal Government have un-
doubted right to remove it the the North,
but the British Charge at Washington has
been instructed to express confident hope
that no obstruction will be interposed to
claims of British subjects in respect to such
cotton; that is to say, that every facility
will be given to prove claims to cotton thus
removed.
II. Berkely again called the attention to
the probability of war with America, and
complained of the negligence of the Gov
ernment In not making adequate prepara-
tions. '... :. -
The decision given by priory council in
Bishop Colinsons case, pronounces his re-
moval Beshopic by Bishop Capetown null
and void, the power vcsting with the
Queen. frIJ" ...t g9>.f.r7a
| A Vienna paper asserts that the negotia-
| tions at Washington between MaXimilian's
agent and Seward progress satisfactorily,
and that Lincoln promised to recognize the
Empire at the termination of the war.
| The Paris Constitutional asserts that ap-
prehensions of American aggression in
Mexico are chimerical. Relations between
France and Washington never ceased to be
most satisfactory. The French Senate
adopted the address by 130 to2. ..ey
1t is reported Monte Vides had capitu-
lated to Brazilians on the 7th of February,
but the news contradicted.
LIVERPOOL, March 22.-Breadstuffs--
Richardson, Spence & Co., Wakefield,
Nash q Co. and others report good attend
ance OF buyers at the market. Flour quiet
but steady. Wheat firm and in fair de-
demand at 1@2d per GENITAL advance for
red western. Red is quoted at Ss@Ss Sd.
Corn firm and 3dS6d per quarter dearer.
Brovs, Bigland, Athia & Co.. Gordon & Co.
and others report beef quiet but steady.
Pork dull and easier. Bacon generally
steady but in some cases rather lower rates
accepted. Lard quiet but firm atlate rates.
Butter very dull and decidedly lower, sales
at 00@l 05. Sugar quiet and easier.
Coffee unaltered. Rice inactive. Linseed
oil steady. Rosin very dull. Spirits of
turpentine quiet at Cos. Petroleum with
out change, refined Is 11d@2s Id.
| LONDON, March 23.-Breadstuffs firmer
and wheat partially Is dearer. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Sugars dull and easier
for refined. Coffee quiet. Tea dull al low
rates. a'"
Money market-funds were quiet but
without material fluctuation. g.E