Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-18
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| ,NEW tOhh, Vuly lI'-lnc SUcdmcr IlIy
of Washington, from Liverpool 5th, via
| Queenstown 9th inst, has arrived.
The steamer Beatrice, formerly the cruiser
Tallahassee, left Calais July I'd for Liver
pool. -' ---.--. ~ ~
In the House of Lords Russell presented
correspondence from America as to the
termination of the war, and expressing sat
isfaction at the withdrawal of belligerent
rights.
The session of the Corps Legislatit closed.
Bourse firm at 67f. &c. -...
LIVERPOOL, July @, VIA QUEENSTOWN
Cotton sales to-day 5000 bales; market very
dull; quotations barely maintained. Bread
stuffs quiet and steady. Provisions inactive.
Lard firm. 7. .. -.-.
LONDON, July 6.-Consols 904 4@903a for
money; Illinois Central Railroad S51S;
Erie 5234@5314; 5-2O's 7l1a@72.
LONDON, July 6.-Mr. Bigelow, the
American Minister at Paris, gave fete on
the 4th of July, which was largely at
tended. ~
The British Parliament was prorouged to-
day and dissolution Immediately followed.
The Queens speech was delivered by COM
mission. 1t rejoices at the termination of
the civil war in America, and trusts that
the evils caused by the long conflict may
be repaired and prosperity restored in the
She regrets that the confederation scheme
in British America was not carried out be-
lieving that it would give the provinces
additional strength and lead to many i'm
provements. She expresses qualification at
the assurances of devoted loyalty from the
provinces. .r
The steamer Hansa from Southampton
9th, arrived.
In the House of Commons on the 3D.,
Hunt moved vote of censure on the Lord
Chancellor in connection with the Bank
ruptcy Court scandals. The Lord Advocate
defended the Chancellor, and said there
was nothing in the case to warrant severe
censures passed on him. Hemoved amend
ment to the effect that the House agreed
with the report of the committee. Bouverie
said he had no confidence in the Lord Chan
| cellor. Mr.. Hunts motion was negatived
Lord Palmerston moved an adjournment OF
the House until the 4th, which was lost by
| III to 1853. Bouverie's amendment, which
| is similar to Hunts, with one exception,
was carried without division amid loud
| cheers.
| The Times says the result of the debate
in the Commons is that a grave vote OF
censure has been passed on the Lord Chan
cellor. The discredit of Lord Chancellor
is reproach to the nation at large.
| House of Lords 4th.-The Queen has ac-
cepted the Lord Chancellor's resignation,
but he will continue in office Until proro-
| cation.
Independence day was celebrated in Lon
don on the 4th. Two hundred Americans
were present.
Consols steady at 0O16@9O14. French
rentes 67f &c. United States 5-2Os recover
ed "a. Illinois Central shares recovered
IL.
FRANCE.-A bill for loan to be raised by
Paris passed by III against 80 votes.-
The Chamber admit the necessity of the
new loan upon Government engaging to
receive installments of the loan in year,
although the loan for 250,000000 would be
issued in it entirely. The bill for the exc
cution of public works in Algeria was
adopted by 227 against l.
The Patrie says France and England, act
| ing with view to the preservation of peace
and general conciliation. have come to an
agreement upon the principal questions
which may result from the present state OF
affairs.
ITALY.-The official journal of Rome con-
firms the fact that negotiations with the
King of Italy were broken off in conse-
quence of the King demanding conditions
| the Pope could not accept. Negotiations
were opened at the Pope's instance, in con-
sequence of private letter from the Pope
to the King.
AUsTRIA.-It is asserted in military cir
cles that cabinet order was issued to place
the entire army on peace footing. 1t is
expected a new ministry will be formed
Immediately.
INDIA Cotton firm and advancing,
Shipments to Bombay and Calcutta the last
week in June, $4,000 bales.