Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-08
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PORTLAND, Me-, Jan 6.-The steamer
Moravia,n from Liverpool Dec. 2l, via Lon,
donderry 22d, has arrived. sl
The steamer Kangaroo, from New York
arrived out on the 10th. The Allemanac
from New York, arrived at Southampton
on the 5th. The North America, from
Portland, arrived at Londonderry on the
22d. The City of Manchester and Pennsyl-
vania, from New York, arrived at Queens
town on the 22d.
| Cotton easier and 1ld lower on the week
| for American. Sales of the week $4,000
bales New Orleans middling, at 2l16
| Fridays sales were $4,000 bales, market
closing with an upward tendency.
There is no political news of Importance.
FPnian trials and convictions continue at
Cork, McCa8erty's acquital being the only
one thus far. Jeremiah Donovan and
Thomas Duggan were sentenced respec-
lively to 5 and 10 years penal .servitude.
The trial sOf Chas. Underwood O'Connel
was progressing, and evidence was given
connecting him with the Head Center
In New York. Another coal mine ex-
ploded near the Mertherlideville Killing
80 persons and iniuring many others. -rsr
The Daily News says: American securi-
ties, especially, 5-2O's, continue to be i'm
ported in large amounts by speculators,a and
but for this the remittances of specie from
America would be much hlarger. Although
to some extent this is negative result, as
far as our money market is concerned, it is
certain that directly prejudiced influence
is exercised, inasmuch as we send to Amer
lea gold for the raw material, for which we
have to pay cash, she discharges her duty to
considerable extent in paper. Advices
from Frankfort state that since the receipt
Of the Presidents message most extern
sive business had taken place in American
shares, accompanied by rise of three and
a half per cent. in two days. The out
standing speculations in the shape of op-
tiops for the end of the year mainly con-
tributed to this movement, which has car
ried prices to point2 per cent. abovethose
at New York. At the same time the Ger
man public have resumed purchases in
them for investment. and are so exclusive
in their partiality that all advertisements
for Turkish, or other loans or shares in any
instance, prove entirely unalterable.
FRANCE.-NOtices had been posted at the
Institutions OF various learned Secretarys
warning students that if they seek to dis
turb order in any way they will be brought
before the Council and will be liable to per-
petual exclusion from the Paris Univer-
sity.
The bourse is flat at 6Sf zoe. -
lTALY.-It is reported at Florence that
the Ministers had rendered their resigna-
tions. The Provisional Budget was under
debate in the Chamber of Deputies, and
meeting with some opposition.
LONDON MONEY YMARKET.-Funds on the
2Oth showed an improved tone, notwith-
standing the drain Of gold to the Continent.
The condition of Consols was fractionally
advanced. The discount demand at the
Bank was comDaratiVely moderate and in
open market there was diminished pres
sure. ...
The Times says the statement from New
York that the Chilian Envoy to that city
thought fit to give banquet to Represen-
tatives of the late Mexican Republic, has
not tended, in the city of London, to in
crease the sympathy entertained for the
Chilians in their dispute with Spain.
The Times says the contest in the colony
of Victoria, if carried much further must
invariably assume the form of conflict
between the Assembly and the mother
country.
The cattle plague is reported more IA
vorable. .' .'-....
The Times city article says purchase of
two hundred thousand pounds consols for
the Court of Chancery, coupled with the
circumstance of the banks not having
adopted any advance in the rate OF dis
count, caused English funds to be steady
yesterday morning at raise of x, hut the
improvement was not maintained. Be-
tween this cate and the 18th of January
the market will be liable to be influenced
occasionally by arrangements in connec-
tion with large amount of securities to
be deposited with the Court of Chancery
on account of the new railway bills.