Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-28
FROM EUROPE,
Arrival of the Steamers SnxOnin
and America.

HEEINAL Oh tne steamers SflXOn1u
and America.
New York, May 2G.-The steamers Sax
onia and America, from Southampton on
the 10th, have arrived.
Cholera at Liverpool.
The Times says the number of deaths
from cholera at Liverpool is increasing
DR.. Ross, of the Helvetia, is dead. Three
more emgrants are dead. The cholera ap-
prared at the new depot at Bankhall, and
five patients had been removed to the work
house.
London Money MarkeIs-The
Panic Over.
MAY 14.-NO more failures are reported
The bank refused to make advances on con-
soils.
Consols S61a@S624. French rentes 63f
Soc. Virginia G's, recovered, ~; 5-2O's re-
lapsed = Erie paid-up shares relapsed / :;
Illinois Central relapsed 2; Atlantic &
Great Western consolidated bonds declined
61a.
Political News.
The Congress question is again mooted.
France will join 1t with perfect disinterest-
e1ncss, without raising complications.
The Darmstadt army has been placed on
a war fooTing. Military preparations con-
tnue. War is considered imminent. Pat
riotic appeals are made for contributions
for the formation of volunteer corps at vi
emma. The Prussian ambassador said he
should leave Immediately in consequence.
A dispatch from Trieste says the embarka-
ton of the volunteer corps destined for
Mexico has been countermanded. The corps
has been disbanded and the greater portion
enrolled in the army of the north.
1t is announced that England, France and
Russia are negotiating in reference to the
assembling of conference.
A telegram from Ratibea, May 18th, says:
Yesterday the Austrian troops occupied the
Bohemian and Silesian frontiers between
occupied PetrObaite and Siebersdorf.
A telegram from Berlil, May 18th, says
the reply of Prussia to the Austrian note
of the 2lst ult., upon the question of the
Duchies, was presented yesterday in Vien-
ma. The settlement proposed by Austria
is declined. Prussia makes no other pro-
posal, intimates that she may do so. Hopes
are still entertained in some quarters for
peace, probably on the ground that Austria
will make some concessions.
A telegram from Leipsic, May 18th, says
great excitement prevailed there, owing to
report that Prussians had crossed the
Saxon frontiers and that collision between
Prussian and Saxon troops was imminent.
A telegram from Florence Says Garibaldi
has accepted the command rendered him in
the Italian army.
The Times of Tuesday, in its money arti-
Gle, says: Great anxiety continues to pre-
vail, but no fresh failures occurred which,
considering that the pressure for money
has not mitigated, and that most eXtraor-
dinary rates have been paid in stock ex-
change, is very favorable. ..-..-.. .
The Globe of Tuesday evening reports
decided improvement in stock exchange,
and foreign stocks especially bOuyant.-
Consols for money S634@S616, at 21% Z. NJ.
A Milan telegram OF the 10th states that
regiments of Croats continue to arrive
5000 were expected altogether, and will be
conveyed from FriOuli to Padua.
Depots for Austrian military service in
Venetia have been established at Gratis, and
a considerable force is stationed at Tyrol.-
The garrison of Venice is to be raised to
$4,000. Gunboats have been stationed, and
many torpedoes sunk in the outer harbor
of Venice.
The rinderpest appeared in Ireland.
Several French journals received warn
ing for representing the Government as
war. E.... ...'N
The London Shipping Gazette of the
evening OF the 18th announces that the
Bank of England raised interest for ad-
vances on stock to II per cent, in conse-
quence of the great pressure for assistance
in this shape, on speculative account on
stock exchange, Demand for discount ac-
active at the Bank. The Di-
rectors are striving hard not to infringe on
the charter by taking advantage of the pow
er granted them by the Government.
Hallett, 0minarie q Co., and Griffith &
Burton, stock brokers, suspended. Several
other failures have been reported from Liv-
erpool. The liabilities of Wakefield, Nash ,
& Co. are E400,0O0, and of Penney & Co.
fl4O,0OO with assets of only 100000.
A Berlin dispatch of the l4th says: A
conditional treaty of alliance was signed
between Prussia and Italy,
Correspondence between the King of
Prussia and the Gar is believed.to have
been connected with the creation of the
duchy of Warsaw, and 1t is believed the
Gar has not interfered In favor of peace. i
A dispatch of the 18th states that an i'm
perial ordinance will shortly be published
merchant vessels and cargoes will
not be liable to capture by Austrian vessels
Of war simply because they belong to ma
ton with which Austria is at war.
A Florence telegram says that royal
decree has been issued ordering all soldiers
,t the second category OF 1864 to be forth