Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
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HALIFAX, Jan. 9-The Canada, from
Liverpool 23d, aud Queenstown oath ult.,
has arrived here with dates two days later.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. % - TheEto exchange
and all the markets are closed, this being
Christmas time. s ril sFs
The correspondence between Mr., A6ems
and Earl Clarendon was published to-day.
1t is Voluminous and occupies eight coll
umns of the london Times. Included 10
the correspondence isthe suggestion of Mr.,
Adams that when the Shenandoah arrived
In Liverpool the British Government should
take some action against her crew. ClarenI
don replies THAT there was nothing TO jns-
tify any action, unless against such af her
crew as might be British subjects, and he
says that the naval officer at liverpool was
fully satisfied that the crew were al for4
eigners, and that there were none known
to be British subjects on board,
:A Fenian brother named Barr, convicted
at Dublin, has been removed TO- the Dart
moor prison. -. l,. r-t. o.,... -rifa,,,,4
The following shows the closing tone of
the IIarke5s on Fridaye onnl ao 1'la, 1aT
Manchester Market frmer for goods and
yarns, with an advancing tendency, M
LiverpOol-B -Breadstuff flat, with adown-
ward tendency provisions quiet and stea-
dy; bacon still declining. .gs.r
London--C0nsOls closed at S7360S715 for
money; U. S. ZOOS 6916 6@6656 Illinois
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The London Globe highly eulogizes Gen.
Grants official report, and says it is very
able, clear and strikingly modest document,
frankly admitting failures and losses and
doing full justice to his opponents. s NJ
grAt Cork, on the I'd December, Charles
Underwood O'Connell was found guilty OF
treason and felony. He was sentenced to
ten years penal serVitude. .O'CoDnell made
an eloquent speech, and after being SEM
fenced expressed the earnest hope that
there would be an exchange Of prisoners
before. his sentence expired. T of ilI
GREAT BRITAIN.-Another diplomatic corresponI
dence between Mr. Adams and the British EoIeign
Secretary Is published respecting the Sea Kit g. or
says: He is instructed TO- stae that the proposition
OF her Majestys Government for creating Joint
c0mwission is respectfully declined. On December
"a, lEarl Clarehden, writing TO Mr.. Adams, Fays:
Her Majesty's Government considers that no ad-
vsategecan result from prOlOnging the controversy
OF which the facts are fully expressed, but which
might possibly, If continued introduce aorimOny i'm
70 the relations Of England and the United States
Earl Clarendon persists however, in asserting that
England has never ,deviated from her duties as .
neutral power, and he declares how strongly Her
Majestys Government and the people of England
desire to be In close friendship with the United
states. EiItually this correspondence leaves the
The steamer hex belonging 70 Cork, was wrecked
near that port, and about 400 lives lost .Gt II. ID
;iThe Times has an editorial on Secretary McCul-
loChs report which 1t says is singuarly able. The
Times thinks there strong reasons TO determine
Congress against extending the existing exemption
of Federal bonds from local taxation:
:. Ihe suit Of Callaehan Holmes 0'Reardon,. late
captain IN the Federal arm resulted in verdict Of
ac9uitsl The Court on the Cad adjourned till the
27th. Perfect tranquility prevailed at Cork.