Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-13
FROM EUROPE,
Arrival of the steamer CoIumbia

New YORK, June 12.-The steamship CO.
| lumbia, from Liverpool Saturday, June I'd.
via Queenstown Sd, arrived at this port at
two o'clock this morning.
LIVERPOOL, June 2.-It is fully confirmed
that Austria, Prussia, Italy and the Ger
man Diet have accepted the conference, and
will be represented by their Ministers of
Foreign Affairs, while the Diet has chosen
Baron Won Der-Pherdten, Bavarian Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs. The time of meet
ing is not yet fixed, but Clarendon, Gorts-
chakof, Bsmark and Lamarmora had Off
cially announced that they would shortly
arrive in Paris. La Presse believes Napo-
leon will preside, with Druyn De L'Huys
as second Plenipotentiary.
There were rumors OF an understanding,
If not an alliance, between Austria and
Prussia to support the treaties of 1915.
1t is affirmed that Austria refused to en-.
tertain any project for the cession Venetia,
and had made over Holstein to the German
Confederation.
The Times, in view of this action by Aus
tria, regards the Conference as almost in
suring peace, while every day makes it
more clear that the three armed powers are
not likely to submit their disputes to their
neighbors. Apprehensions are entertained
that all seven powers may yet not be rep
TeS6IUeu at Jne conference.
Military preparations continue. House
OF Commons continued to debate the Re-
form bills. A division was expected on
Captain Haytor's amendment in favor of
postponement on the 4th. 1t Is reported
that if Government have a majority they
will withdraw the measure; ifdefeated res
ignation is considered likely, or even disso-
luton of Parliament.
The Chilian Minister has not demanded
his passports, but presented letters of re-
call. 1t is also reported that Chilli with
drew her Minister from Paris.
Weekly returns of the Bank of France
show and increaseof 20, 100000 francs. The
French Budget shows surplus revenue of
94.000,000 francs. Bourse fiat and declin-
ing. e- 5.r..r
Advices from Egypt report the reappear-
ance of cholera among returning pilgrims.
London money market easier. -,0tr..
The Vienna journals publish rumors
from Paris stating that during the late
financial panic in London Earl Cawley, by
order of his Government, solicited the en-
ergetic mediation of the Emperor Napo-
leon In favor of peace, and received from
His Majesty the following reply:
I'm the years 1859 and 1854, England op-
posed my proposals in reference to the set
Element of the Venitian and SchlesWig-
Holstein questions. Now England wants
peace. ] also desire peace, but as the most
favorable opportunities have been frittered
away, and as the conflicting interests have
been permitted to reach point at which
they must clash, 1 can no longer assume the
responsibility of events"
LIVERPOOL, Saturday morning, June I'd
Breadstutfs- Flour dull and rather easier.
Wheat fiat, and, when sales are pressed,
about Id per GENITAL cheaper; western red
l0s@l0s 3D.. Corn slow at 29s6d@29s Cd for
mixed American. Provisions rather lower
under some forced sales. Pork steady.
Bacon at a reduction of l3s@15s per 100.
The public auctions went off well, and the
market has been steady since and tends up
ward. Lard quiet at later rates. Cheese
firm. Butter inactive. Tallow firmer and
recovered about Is. Ashes quiet; pots 30s
Cd down to::3Os; pearls 800. Linseed inactive
and nominally unchanged. Linseed cakes.
sales of American at 49d los. Linseed OIL
Small sales at 40s@40s Cd. Hemp rather
dearer. Petroleum unchanged. Small
sales of refined at Is 10d@2s, and spirits at
10d@10d Is per gallon. ]--lF
LONDON MARKETs.--Breadstu inactive
but prices unchanged. Tallow, after con-