Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-16
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II NEW YORK, Nov. l5~-Stean1ehip Persia,
from Liverpool at O'Clock the morning of
the 4th, and Queenstown the evening Of the
9th, has arrived here. m -,- --- 80 -,
LIvERPooL,. Saturday night, Nov. Al
Steamship Caledonia, from the United
PARIS, Nov. 4.-The bourse heavy; 6Sf 10c
LONDON, Nov. 5.-The Spanish ministery
have resighed.H9 -.Hlt0- AlH ah..l4" y-
The preliminaries of q treaty OF COM
merce between England and Austria have
been concluded. g,..stig a .rin
/ Politics unexciting. The Pail Mall Ga
zette suggests ministerial arrangements are
deferred in consequence of there being no
speaker to issue writs while the interreg-
ndm would be prejudcial to sitting mem-
bers, should a contest take place, - -..'44
Gladstone is visiting Scotland. The Dali
ly'News Gays his speech at Glasgow leaves
MO doubtthat the general course the minis7j
ters will pursue, If supported by the coun-
tTy,'will not be slow to complete the work
of reform. Gladstone has already declared
himself in favor Of the extension of suf-
frage, and In view of this the Liberal party
designated him the leader of the Commons.
What doubt can remain of the true wishes
of the party which selects such man for
its Acknowledged leader? hae s-'.0 -:t
The Herald thinks no understanding has
been arrived at concerning reform.
THE London, correspondent of the Man
chester Guardian says: Notwithstanding
the tone of Stewards speech at Auburn it
Is generally understood that the Presi-
dents Cabinet has no intention Of pressing
to- a quarrel the controversy regarding the
Alabama claims. lr The same authority
states that Mr.. Adams retires next spring,
twill be very difficult to find q man TO
succeed him. y .s ~ -9ir7a
A special commission has been issued to
try the Fenians at Dublin, with power.tO
adjourn to Cork. pt.-I Id Ioer. ,
The proprietor of the People has COM
menced action against the police tor seizure
of that journal.
The reported loss of a large Bremen ship
for New York in the British Channel is be-
lieved to be unfoundeda
No confirmation has been received In
England of the negro insurrection in Ja-
maica.
The Moniteur says rumors relative to the
insurrection In Algeria are much eXagger-
ated. g''t r.n.f
The Frankfort Senate had repeated its re-
fusal to accede to the demands of Austria
and Prussia. yrfs Cr. TrFrE' 'rrL
The Brazilian mails had reached Eng
Uruguay to march on COrreynto. Mr..
Thornton, the British envoy. had an inter-
view with the Emperor, and declared che
desire OF England to resume diplomatic
relations. The Emperor replied friendly.
| LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4.-The action against
the Royal Bank of Ireland had been
| settled. 1t appeared that Mr.. Leary, one
| of the ,Fepian prisoners, had sum to his
credit in the bank, which the Government
| alleged was the proceeds of bills RENTED
| from America for reasonable purposes;
and with n view to the stopping of such ree
mittances and preventing the money being
so applied, the Grown Solicitor requested
the bank not to pay it over without the
sanction OF the Attorney General. The
bank having refused to pay any further
checks. Mr.. Leary commenced action. An
application from Mr.. Leary to draw part ol
the sum for the purpose of his defense was
at once agreed to and paid accordingly
After the commencement of the action Mr.
Leary's attorney mentioned that the bal
ance was also required for the defense of the
| prisoner, and he guaranteeing that il
would be SO applied, 1t was at once per-
mitted to be drawn, and so the matter
ended. .r.I...
In the actions brought against the magis-
trates and the police by the proprietors OF
the Irish People newspaper, the defense is
that nothing was seized in the office of the
People except what was necessary to the
purposes of their orders. $50 4..
The London Morning Post says that Mr.
Gladstone's speech commits him to hearty
approval of the reform bill whenever
practicable one shall be produced, and wher
public opinion and the state of parties shal
allow of its being passed; but not one wore
seems to intimate that any such bill will bt
brought forward by the government in tn,
coming session. O.. ,.r... '' 90
The Times says that the discount de-
manded at the bank on the Sd was compar
atively light la the stock exchange adj
vances had been offered at about 615 pc
| cent.