Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-28
Foreign News.

PORTLAND, Jan. 27.-The steamer Hiber
nian, from Liverpool 18th, and Londonder
ry 18th, has arrived. News unimpOrtant.
The steamer Washington, which was tt
have left Havre on the l1th inst. for New
York, was detained by broken machinery.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The London Times has
an editorial on the proposition to admit the
members of the American cabinet to seat.
in Congress, and halls it as substantial i'm.
provement, but thinks that in these evi
times, and with franchise 80 unmanege-
able as that in America, it will not fail to
work out that permanent Improvement
which might otherwise be expected from it
"Historicus," the well known legal writer
in the Times, publishes long letter de-
nouncing the Instructions of Mr.. BENJAMIN
to the rebel Secretary of the Navy, as to the
treatment of neutral vessels by rebel cruis-
ers. He hopes that whatever else these in
structions may accomplish, they will at least
secure this: That no Confederate cruiser
shall ever again hail from an English port
1t is stated that the British Government
has officially announced its accession to the
| Sanitary Association of Geneva, for secur-
ing the better treatment of the sick and
wounded in war.
FRANcE.-It is reported that the number
of ships to be disarmed, in accordance with
Il
| financial report, is no less than thirty-three
The Moniteur denies the rlimors of in
tended notifications in the administration
of Algeria, and of dissensions between the
Minister of War and the Duke of Magenta
The Paris bourse on the 11th inst. was
fiat and lower, the rentes closing at 66f@
| 90c.
SpAIN.-The United States steamer Sac
ramento arrived at Cadiz on the Sd. She
had been in collision with British brig.
The latter was damaged, but nothing was
said of damage to the Sacramento.
In the Senate, Calderon Callontes at
tackled the Ministry for the abandonment of
San Domingo. Marshal Narverez replied
that 1t was in the interest of Spain the step
| was proposed.
ment that alta meeting of italian patriots at
Genoa it had been decided to instigate an
insurrection in Venetia, with the approval
of the Italian Government. >t
The report Of the committee of inquiry
into the September disturbance at Turin
absolves the Mirghette Cabinet from hav-
ing violated the laws, but charges It with
want of energy and foresight, and with hav-
ing deceived Italy as to the nature of the
facts. The report had produced consider
able sensation in Turin. M 1Di"
PRUssIA.--It is stated the Government
will submit bills to the Chambers for a
further development of the naval power of
Prussia, and, for opening the canal to con-
meet the German ocean with the Baltic.
INDIA.--Calcutta mails of Dec. 9Th, Hong
Kong Dec. Let, and Melbourne Nov. 26th,
had reached England. The difficulty with
Bhootan was expected to be settled without
much difficulty. The Governor of New
Zealand had issued a proclamation Offering
an amnesty, but without. effect on the
Moories, who continue hostile. ~
James Lunham & Co.., provision mer-
chantsin London, had suspended. Liabili-
ties f30Q000. I.rr. N a. ,5e
Satterthwait's circular reports Important
fluctuations In American securities during