Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07

NEW 1ORK April The steamer China,
from Liverpool 25th, Uia Queenstown 26th,
arrived here. Her adyices are three days
later
In the House Of Lords, Russell laid on the
table notification from Mr. Adams, Of the
intention Of the American Government to 10.
vestgate the Reciprocity Treaty, relating to
armed forces on the Lakes; said treaty would
terminate twelve months from the day the re.
ceipt Of the notice was acknowledged
! he admitted that acts committed on the
Lakes fully justified the American Govern.
ment in the steps TAKEN with regard to reci-
procity.
lie trusted il might be renewed, with GER.
tain notifications; that arrangements be
made for limited armament for police service
on the Lakes
He trusted the present pacific relation be.
tween the two governments might continue,
and that nothing would be done in England
10 interrupt them.
He, however, regretted that speeches had
been made in the Commons calculated to ex.
cite an unfavorable feeling in America, aud
concluded by declaring that England had not
acted wrongfully in any way toward America,
and expressed his hopes for continued peace
He said Sir F. Bruce, the new Minister. ould
sail Saturday, and he believed the dignity and
honor of the country would be perfectly safe
in his hands.
In the Commons, the Marquistof Hunting.
ton moved q vote for the Notifications, in
cludipg G50000 as part of e2,000,0 re.
quired for Quebec.
1t was necessary now that the United States
had become a great military power, to place
Canada in a state Of defense, although the
Government had not the slightest expe citation
that the United States contemplated an at.
tack.
Bentwick objected to the Government
scheme and moved the omission OF the item
for Quebec from the estimates
The merits Of the question we're debated
by General Peel, D'lsraeli, Barry Cardwell
and others, who supported the vote
I bright and Low were the principal speakers
against the measure
Pamerston denied that there was any dan
ger Of war with America, the relations we're
friendly.
The amendment was rejected, two huDd.
red and seventy five to forty.
Continental politics are unimportSht
The weekly returns of the bank Of Eng.
land show an increase Of bullion of e426, 1878.
Notwithstanding this large increase, there
had been no change in the bank rate of dis
count, which remained A per cent
Mr.. Alphonse Gillet, dealer on London
stock exchange, had proved 10 be deiautsr
to the extent Of nearly 9l0 900 under il is
said, very disreputable circumstances He
had left the country
LIVERPOOL, March 25-Mo rning Cotton
American, has been in limited demand, and
is quoted 3(9t below last weeks rates
In other descriptions the decline ranges
from to fully Id per ID
Sales Of the week, $4,000 bales, including
Q $40 for speculation aud s ,240 to exporters.
Quotations are upland middling, l6; fair. III;
middling, leg; Texas middling, l6t; fair, III.
The sales on Friday we're about 4 O0e bales,
market closing dull. Stock on hand 603 ,O30
bales, including So, 400 American.
Trade at Manchester continues quiet and
dull
Prices continue to droop. and business is |
so limited that quotations are very irregular
and almost nominal
Breadstuffs-hour quiet.
LATEsT-Uia Liperpook.-Smith,D Douglass |
& Co., OF London, and James Smith & Co., of
Liverpool, one establishment had suspended /
Liabilities, 93O0 900 to s4OO 900 sterling.
Madrid, March 24-The Government an.
nounces in Chambers, that it would reduce, |
by eighty reals per barrel, the duty on foreign |
-four imported into Antilles.
CALCUTTA, March ls.-Imports, weaker;
freigbts, 6rmer.
LATEsT-via Queenstown. n.-LoSDoB, March |
26.-Paris advices state that the ram Stone.
wall quilted Ferrol on the 2lst, Rccompani led !
to sea by Spanish frigate
The United States frigates Niagara aud .
Sacramento Immediately followed. The ex.
peetation Of 6ght caused immense excite
meut among the Spanish population But the I
Stonewall, apparently finding no chance of
escape, returned to port
LIVERPOOL, March 26-London letters last
night state on good authority that the rebel
protested drafts will be paid tomorrow.
PARIs, March 26 -Bourse firm; rents closed |
at 67f 35c.
Latest Commercial - Liverpool, Saturday
evening, g,-Coiton sales to-day, 1000 bales, |
including 1000 bales to spectators and ex
porters Market closed dull aud unchanged /
BreAdstgffs steady Provisions quiet and /
steady Lard inactive; Butter firm; Producs /
quiet aud steady Petroleum 6rm.
LoHDoS, March 25-Evening -Consols /
closed at s9t@s9s for money. American
stoekG-Illinois Central 55@56; Erie 3ll9 T,
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