The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-16
THIRD EDITION
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The Withdrawal of the French
Troops from Mexico.
NAPOLEoN'S SLOW AND SURE
ARRANGEMENT.
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Austro-Prussian Difficulties.
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THE LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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New YORK, April 16.-The steamer Oity of
Neoo York has arrived, with Liverpool dates of
the 9th inst, via Queenstown. l.-
The steamer Htbernida arrived out on the 9Th.
The Austro-Prussan situation remains un.
changed, and there is nothing to confirm the
Pacific rumors.
The French troop are to be withdrawn from
Mexico in three detachments, the first in next
November. the second in March next and the
third in November, 1867.
1t is officially denied at Copenhagen that the
American Government is in treaty for a naval
station at st. Thomas.
Latest via Liverpool.
The Brazil mail has arrived. The French shin
Pdnsine, with 1000 bags of coffee from Rio, was
wrecked on the Rio Real on the 23d. The crew
was saved and had been landed at Bahia. II
was expected that the ship and cargo would be
a total loss.
The Brazilian Admiral, with his iron-clad gun
boats and monitors, had arrived at Corrientes.
The allies had not yet attempted to cross the
Parana for the invasion OF Paraguay. The Para
guayans seem determined to hold out, and have
made daring incursions, having twice crossed
the river in canoes and attacked the vanguard
of the Argentines, showing the resolute resist
ance the allied army may expect to encounter.
The inactivity OF the Brazilian squadron
during these engagements has caused serious
complaints. 1t is understood that the passage of
the Parana will be undertaken Immediately and
in all probability it will only be effected with
great loss to the allies.
At Buenos Ayres trade was good, gold firm,
and paper money scarce. The sheep farming
was prosperous. Exchange on London, 5lb per
silver dollar Freehts to the Channel, 45s. The
barque Hound, from Liverpool, has been
wrecked off Ticondina- crew saved
Money in Rio was to 10 per cent. premium.
Government stocks Cd. premium; the Bank of
Brazil shares $40 discount; Exchange on Lon
don, 24@25.
PARIS, April 4.-The Bourse is fiat. Reptes
67f. 42c., or 2Sc lower than yesterday.
Regiments have been ordered to the camp at
Chalons two months earlier than usual, and
report has arisen that France intends forming
an army of observation, with view to the pro-
lection of the Rhine frontier.
FLORENCE, April 4.-The journals declare that
no military preparations are being made by
Italy, and there is no question of concentrating
troops at Bologna or any other points. The
military movements have simply been occa.
stoned by the ordinary requirements OF the
service.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, April 5.-The sales OF cotton yester-
day were 10000 bales, closing frmer at id. advance;
the sales today have been 5000 bales closing easier
and the improvement partially lost. The sales to
spectators and importers were 5000 bales. Bread
stUis quiet and steady. Provisions dull and down.
ward.
LONDON, April 5-Consols for money S6J@86s. U.
s. .Eiyetwentiess 724@T2s. Illinois Central Shares,
S1d8lh. Erie, sc
Total Export, ia OIL 000i pounds.
SHANGHAI, March Tea quiet. Silks inactive
Exports to dae, 81 625 bales.