Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-10
Lat..t Foreign News.

FARTHER POINT, July 9.-The steamer
Belgian, from Liverpool the evening of the
10Th, and Londonderry 30th ult, arrived to-
day en- route to Quebec News is quite
meagre. - "a D ~' ; - 90 At =
The London Owl says: We are happy to
state that the British Governmentare great
ly assured as to the friendly feeling and
amicable intentions of the American Ad-
ministration. The outpourings of viru-
lent press and the private correspondence
of men whose imagination overbalanced
their Judgment, gave an exaggerated color
ing to some of the communications of John-
sons Cabinet, but we hope and believe that
there is deepset determination not to per-
nit any difference of opinion to cause any
real -estrangement between the two coun-
tries. l,N tttt... tli3Etti .tf t;it
| Satterthwaite's circular of the evening of
the 2Sth says the New York news by the
Persia of considerable advance in the
rate of exchange caused the London mar
kets for United States Government bonds
and Railroad shares to give wav from the
lowest point. However, there has been
slight reaction, 5-20s closing at 708@7l, a
tall of per cent; Illinois and Erie have
both declined about 50, the former being
last quoted at S3l9@Sl, and the latter at 50
@531.
Parliamentary proceedings unimportant.
FRANcE.-The Corps Legislatif passed
the extraordinary budget by vote of 247
against 10 nays. Bourse heavy; Rentes 65f.
SIC. 54-s,7 i,- ttlf.a
AUSTRIA Vague and unreliable rumors
were afloat as to the new Cabinet. All re-
ports agree in pointing to Count Belevelli
as the future Minister OF State.
BRAzIL.-The Brazilian mails reached
Lisbon on the 2Sth. The Paraguayan forces
have reached Bella Vista and Corrients.
The Brazilians retired. Great sickness pre-
vailed among them. --' .'.-
The following is a summary of news by
the City of Baltimore:
The Great Eastern safely anchored at the
| More on the eve of the 24th ult., where she
was to remain until about July Sth. The
shipment of Goals and stores and other
preparations were progressing. .
The Philadelphia correspondent Of the
London Times states that President john
son will pardon all the Confederate leaders
| if left alone, but the. radicals do all they
can to thwart his wishes.
At meeting of the Cotton Shippers As
sociation at Manchester, the speakers gen.
orally looked upon twomillion bales as the
maximum to be expected from the South,
with but little probability of speedily OBJ
tanning 1t. : = IS ONO .SHE
| Parliament will be dissolved July 9th.
The House of Lords, on motion of the Earl
of Dunlevy, rejected by majority of 81,
the bill passed by the House of Commons
to modify the oaths required of Catholic
members of Parliament.
Electioneering for Parliament was grow
ing warmer.
A serious riot is reported at Nottingham,
and the military are said to have been call
ed on. ,a >..r
+ rItiSstated thrt Mr.. .Jacobsin is. 10 be the
new Bishop of Chester" - 20
The Berlin correspondent of the Times
says that the American Ministers in Ger
many are instructed to obtain treaties, or
at any rate binding promises, that German
emigrants who have collected in the United
States before acquitting themselves of mill
| itary servicein Germany, shall not be held
| responsible for the omission and conscript-
ed after return.
Marshal Canerabast has been appointed
commander OF the army of Paris. a. -l (
PARIS, June 30.-Bource flat Rents 67f7c.
The Italian Government had rejected
the terms proposed by the Pope for the
settlement of the question of Bishops. The
negotiations were broken off.
There was ministerial crisis at Vienna.
The Cabinet had resigned. Count Mems
dorff was Provisional President Of the
Council. '' 20 sa1'ti'. -a ''.7t5
The report was current, but not confirm
ed, that the Bank Of Bombay had sus-
pended.