Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-04
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Arrival of the Herman and Marion

New YoRK. June 3.-The steamer Herman, from
Southampton the 23l, and the steamer Marvin,
frt m Liverpool the 22d, via Queenstown sd ult
has arrived.
The London Post, of the 22d publishes q Paris
telegram, stating that it is definitely arranged that
representatives from England and Russia on one
side. and Austria, Prussia and Italy the other side
will assemble at the Foreign Ministry in Paris under
the Presidency of Drouyn DeL'Huys, for formally
opening Conference to solve pacifcally the pend
ing questions between Austria, Prussia and Italy.
1t reported at Paris that Lord Cowey will shortly
proceed to Vienna.
The London Herald says that the conference can do
nothing than adjourn. Warts inevitable unless
one or other of the combatants become exhausted
under the burden of its preparation.
The official Dresden journal of the 2lst says that
congress has been agreed to try its powers of
pacifcation, and would assemble on the 18th,
According to s0mo authorities Austria has eyinced
disincnation to join the conference and it was as
certaned that should she persist she would be rep
resented pro tenn by England and Russia. There is
however no indication ofrelaxaon in military pre-
parations by the several powers. and the almost
versal feeling that pacific solution was hopeless
Prussia has issued decree that in the event of war;
merchant ships belonging to the enemy will not be
liable to capture the high seas by her own war
vessels. This measure is only to apply in of
ciproeity from tho enemy
An entrenched camp will be constructed near
Vienna as the point Of concentration for the Aus
trian army.
Tho Austrian commandant at Venice has issued a
notification warning the inhabitants against attempt
ing to induce enlistments III the Italian Volunteer
Corps Also, against melting desertion. These Of
fences will be dealt with by martial law.
1t is confidently asserted that Austria has refused
to discuss any proposition for the cesson of Ventia.
Berlin telegram says that it has been decided
hat hal Of
concentrated at each of tho following places Wetz-
lar. Enfort, Frankfort and Glatz
In order to prove that Prussia accepts the Con-
gress the departure of the Prince Royal and Prince
Frederick Charles for the army has been postponed
The formation of the Italian volunteers into regi-
ments commenced on the 2lst of May.
A Vienna despatch states that the alliance be-
tween Prussia and Italy binds each to support the
other in of attack by Austria and the treaty
to continue until the close of the present year.
The statement that Austrian patrol had crossed
the Prussian frontier denied by the Austrian COM
mander.
COMMERCIAL ADyICEs.
LIVERPOOL, May 22-Cotton-SaIes for the two
days 10000 baes-prices still declining. Sales to
and nominal.
The adyces from Manchester are unfavorable.
The market closed dull
Breadstutfs-Flour closed Inactive Wheat los Sd
CLOS Cd for Winter Red. The market closed easier
and prices tending downward. Corn 29S 9d930s for
Mixed Corn. The market closing dull and prices
easier.
| Provisions.-Beef closed fat. Pork inactive and
| closing downward; prices still declining Bacon
| closed dull but tending upward. Butter quiet,
| closing firm with an upward tendency; Lard 100
13s. for American. The market closed inactive and
| prices declining. Taow inactive
| Produce-Ashes-Pot 32s. The market closed dull.
Sugar closed quiet but steady, sales. Rice quiet
| and steady. Linseed Oil dull Rosin (common)
steady. Spirits Turpentne dull.
LATEsT-(via Queenstown LIVERPOOL, May 3d.
Il hn nrlyn plI cd
changed Sales to spectators and exporters amount
| to 1900 bales.
| Consols for money 81. U. S. 5-2O's 65(D6515.
| The European crisis is unchanged. The statement
that all the Powers have assented to the proposed
Congress is premature, but it is confirmed tha invi
| tatiOns have been sent out.