Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-27
NEWS.


FoftiNh news Z III
NEw YoRK, March 26 The steamship
from Bremia, via Southampton 10th inst ar
rived to night tu
the Chancellor Of the EXchequer states tbSt
he will make financial statement on April
18th. UI ..e .LaNlIH
Mr.. Fitzgerald called attention to Colonel
Jervis report oi Canadian dsfenses. He dis.
claimed any intention OF attributing to the
Federals, or to the people generally, spirit
OF hostility toward England We should not
disregard a certain proposal dur,ng the con
ference between the ConfederHtes aud the
Federnls II was important 10 look 10 Cans.
dian oHeuses IN the event Of war, and we
ought to come to an immediate understanding
with Canada as to the proportion England
should bear OF the cause Of its means and
defense a- .'.e
Me Forster believed that the fear Of bostil
tiles WAS unreasonable and utterly grouudless,
aud protested against the tzpSuse for the de-
iense Of Canada al hl''
Mr. Cardwe assured the House thAt our
relations with America countinded perfectly
friendly, bat the Government was prepared to
defend Canada tI...f ls.NHlf
Mr. Dlsrasli thought Canada should be
properly defended .e ytHHl ls-~a
Mr. Lowe said the most effectual course in
the event Of Canada becoming a battle Rrou nd,
would be to cpncentrste a force on come Other
point We bad betle- let Canada know the
truth aud not buoy her up with false expeo-
tatioos, while We provoke America with
standing menace The wisest course would
be TO Withdraw all troops at once, "a -II
Mr. Watkins said to prevent war, England
should declare Canada part Of the British
Emuira nd daland IL Il.."F Do
Mr. Bright said the root OF the misunder-
standing was u feeling ofjealousls entertained
towards the American nation Every one
knew England could not hold Canada 10 case
OF war. What would England have said "
she had suffered as the Americans have from
the Alabama ........ e.Hre y.lu. -
Mr. Palmerston denied that England was
Jealous, and believed there -Wss good feeling
among the great bulk aof Americans No
doubt but both the North and Soeth have some
feeling for our noua aspousal Of their cause,
but this was no reason why Va slshould not
place CanBda ia a stale Of defense .u fD
Mr.. Palmerston could not agree with Lowe.
1t was not the intention Of the Government
TO follow his advice. The relations between
England aud America were perfectly friendly.
Consols dull at sSsassAi Confederate loan
81 French rents OF 75s U. s. 1908 de-
clned 1; Illinois CsptrAl sharaA declined 1,
Erie paid NJ shares declined |. ia 1aeol g
ITAIY--The king has signed decree,
granting full amnesty for political offenses. 1
Ten thousand ouuces of gold arrived in
England from Australia, ma lai Ia.T.
New Zealand affairs were less peaeeAble.
The detection Of the Fanrarigar natives is
announced The Waikatoes are preparing to
assist the Tarauski tribes in resisting Gen.
Cameron. IsAtaH a,oiF HsuE uaf
JApAS,-The report of the rebuilding toi
the Simonosoki fort is incorrect blob
LIVERPOOL ---Coitou firm with an advance
ol 30 since Friday. tlU1H.l .... tit .
Manchester markets closed with an apvard
tendency, Four quiet and steady /; wheat
irmse and Id higher for red corn firm, aud
some descriptions Sd higher pork easy
lard quiet butter dull and easy sugar steady
and quiet coffee, no sales petroleum
steady .4y.. d., E.. Hsf .sUl .r.I#.
Consols7-tor money, S5i9Sst :; Illinois
Central 534953i Erie 34t@3Ii 0s- .