Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-03
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the City of Paris.
LATEST ComMERCIAL NEWS, DC

| New York, April 2.-The steamer City of Paris has
| arrived with Liverpool advces to the 21st ult
The latest advices from Vienna report that the
| recent apprehensions of war have been removed.
GREAT BRITAIN.
1t is again asserted that Head Centre Stephens has
| arrived in Paris.
| In the British House of Commons Earl Grosvenor
gave notice on the second reading of the Reform bill
| that he would move an amendment declaring it in
| expodent to discuss the bill until the House has
before the entire reform scheme contemplated by
| the Government.
Sir W. Hyatt also gave notice of an amendment to
prevent the bill taking effect till provision is made
| for distribution Of seats.
The Times says that Lord Stanley will second Earl
| Grosvenor's amendment and predicts an indepen-
dent fer it, and hopes it not too late for the Gov
ernment to bring forward a better bill.
The Morning Post believes that the amendment will
prove the death blow to the Ministry
The paiiy Ne,rs and Star regard the proposed
amendment as an insidous measure, and as nothing
else but opposition REFORM and says the conserVa
tves dare not direct negative to the measure
In the House of Commons the Irish Attorney Gen
eral denied that the Lord Lieutenant had stated that
he apprehendei Fenian invasion.
Several land owners had applied for permission to
arm and drill the tenanry, but the Government re-
fused their consent, feeling perfectly able to afford
every protection.
The London Times at last admits that "frishful and
unjustiiable cruelties were committed in Jamaica,
and that there abuse Of power beyond all ex
cuse or palliatiCn."
THE PRINCIPALITIEs.
The Conference on the Danubian Principalites
held a second meeting at Paris on the 18th ult.
FRANCE.
The Corps Legisati after the rejection of another
proposed amendment relative to the Press laws
finally adopted the entire address by vote of 25l
to II.
The Paris Patrie denies that the French Govern
men has consented to extend the period of the extra
dition treaty w4th England.
In the Corps Legslatif amendment to the ad
dress to the Emperor in favor of an extension of lib
critics had been strongly debated. Several speakers
demanded increased liberty for the public the press.
and the Chambers. The amendment was however
rejected by a vote of 2O6 against 63.
Paris telegram of the 20th to the Daily Telegropb
reports, good authority. that Head Centre Ste-
phens had not arrived there.
GERMANY.
A Vienna telegram asserts that declarations of
reassuring character have been received from Berlin
and the apprehensons of war have been thereby re-
moved. It is stated that the GaSein Convention will
be adhered to.
The London Morning Post believes that this latter
statement is unfounded, and that the relations con-
tinue critical
FURTHER DETAILS.
The following is a duplicate of a news despatch
sent by the steamer Trpo which sailed on the 10th,
not yet arrived:
Tho German journals continue to represent the
relations Of Austria and Prussia very threatening
They even assert that Austria had ordered the as
Sembling of 100000 troops the Bohemian frontier
and had sent circular note to the Powers dscIaim-
ing all responsibility for the consequences of any
conflict which may ensue.
The London Times directs attention to the critical
state of affairs. 1t says that Bismark has thrown
off his mask and the Duchies are to be annexed to
Prussia Preparations for war are progressing on
both sides. In both capitals military councils are
held, generals nominated, and plans of campaigns
discussed. The funds are depressed in the various
European markets by these disquieting rumors.
The Spanish government has raised the state of
siege in New CASTLE.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, March 21.-The Post says it has reason
to believe that telegraphic news to the effect that
since Sunday, declarations of reassuring character
have been received from Berlin, by the Austrian
government, and that the apprehensons ola war be-
tween the great German powers had been thereby re-
moved, totally incorrect, and that the relations
between the two powers continue very critical.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, March N.-Cotton.-fhe sales for the
day amount to q 600 bales, including 5000 bales to
spectators and for export The market opened firm
with downward tendency, and partial decline of
2i owing to the heavy receipts. Uplands quoted
Breadstuffs are dull but unchanged.
Wheat dull, but prices steady. Winter Red 10s9
los Cd. Mixed Corn is firmer at 28s Cd.
Provisions.-The market is quiet, and prices gene
rally steady. Lard has declining tendency.
Produce.-Market steady and unchanged.
for money $555gS7: y: 5;2Ss 5S54@gI; I'll D., ,,a4a
Coffee at 72GO@7-4OO for good frsts.