Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-07
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Foreign NeWs.

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Foreign News.
FARTHER Po1NT May 6.-The steame
Peruvian, from Liverpool the 26th via Lon
dOnderry 9th, arrived off this point thi
morning. She brings five days later news
Neither the steamship city of Washing
ton nor the Pocahontas, both over due a
Liverpool, had arrived out up to the tim
of the sailing of the Peruvian.
The U. s. war steamer Kearsarge was al
Lisbon, from Sierra Leon. Nineteen OF thC
crew were attacked with fever. and fourteen
died. The Kearsarge is kept in strict quar-
antine.
The New York correspondent of the
London Times asserts, on the highest au-
thOrity, that the American Government
will do what is right as soon as the Fenans
give it sufficient cause to interfere.
The local authorities at various English
ports had received GovernmenG instruc-
tiOns to take precautions against the Cho-
era.
In the House of Commons on the 25th,
the bill abolishng the declaration of con-
| fOrmity TO the liturgy of the Church of
| England by Fellows of Colleges, was pass
ed through the Commons by 208 against
| 1856.
The political interest centers in the fate
of the Reform bill. A division is expected
on the 2Sth, owing to detection from the
| Liberal ranks by the unseating of several
Liberals, owing their election to bribery =
| Opposition journals assert that there will
! be an actual majority against the bill. The
Owl says in case Of its absolute defeat the
ministry will Immediately resign. If they
have only a small majority, some of the
ministers will retire, while others will as
| sist in forming coalition ministry In con-
| junction with Lord Stanley, Mr.. Walpole,
Mr.. Henley and others.
The London Times calls for the dissolu-
tion of Parliament, and an appeal to the
country in case the Ministry are defeated.
| Satterthw attest Circular, dated the evening
Of the 25th of April, says: American secur-
tiles during the week have been mainly in
tluenced by conflicting rumOrs about affairs
of the continent. The course of business
has been considerable. There have been
sales on German account, which have been
met by orders for purchases for shipment
| to New York. At the close there seems a
renewed demand for all descriptions, 5.20's
closing at 704@70%; Illinois Central S0@
S615; Erie, on large forced sales, were sold
down to 5l3I, but reacted, closing firm at
579.
Austria and Prussia.
Private kilograms to the Paris Monteur
assert that pacific arrangements have been
effected between Austria and Prussia the
latter power acceding to the Austrian pro-
posal for neutral disarmament.
| The Gazette of tvaria confirms this in
| telligence, asserting that all danger of war
| in Germany is removed and the Paris Con-
stitutiOnal accepts the news as substantial
| ly correct.
A Berlin telegram says the reports of a
treaty of alliance between Prussia and
Italy are absolutely unfounded. The ru-
NOR of the violation of Austrian territory
| by Italian volunteers, and a consequent en-
gagement near ROvig had proved false.
The attitude of Italy and Greece con-
| tinueS menacing.
The Florence journals represent that the
Austria Government had ordered all the
land and naval forces in VenetiS to be
placed on war footing by the first of
May, and that an extraordinary concentra-
ton of troops was to take place in the
| PrOvice of ROvijo. 1t was asserted that the
Emperor Napoleon had declared to the
| Italian Cabinet that he will in no way as
sist Italy in case of attack from Austria.
The Minister of Police of Vienna had
| been notified that the Austrian passport
will be again necessary for persons crossing
| the Austria Italy frontier.
| The Vienna Cabinet is said to have al =
dressed circular to the Russian and other
| European courts, informing them that the
Austrian ornaments are rendered necessa-
ry by the proceedings of the Italian gov
ernment. The dispatches add that Austria,
relying upon the word of the Prussian
king, considers every measure of defense
against Russia necessary.
The minor German States are said to
NInf. Il Il H.,
to decline the proposal of Prussia, but to
make it as a starting point for the reform of
the federal diet.
An Austrian dispatch of the 18th, pro-
posing disarmament, aud the Prussian of
the 2lst agreeing thereto, are published.
The Paris Bourse on the 18th was heavy :;
rentes 65f. &c.
The man who attempted the life of the
Gar is named VarObOsOn, native Of the
province of Laratof and hypocondriac.
The Turkish Government has sent pro-
test to the confluence of Paris against the
election of Prince Charles of HOhenzoller,
as Hos podor OF Romania. A deputation
had left Bucharest for Berlin, to tender the
HospodNrShip to the Pripce.
China.
CANTON March l3.-rhe Imperial army
has obtained a complete victory over So
600 rebels, supposed to be the residue of
the army of the Tolpinno in the northeast.
The conflict lasted two days, and resulted
in all the rebels being either slaughtered or
taken prisoners. The Imperial army was
being disbanded.
London Money Market.
Funds continue dull and sensitive, but
without material tluctuatiOn in commercial
and financial circles. The discount demand
is moderate. The bank rate remains at 6
per cent.
Summary Of the PaImica's News.
The following is a summary of the news
sent out by the Palmica, which left Liver
pool on the evening of April 9th:
The reform bill was further debated on
the 23d by Bright and Goshen in favor, and
Whiteside aud WalpOle against it.
The wife of Thomas CARLYLE died very
suddenly while taking carriage drive in
Hyde Park.
The warlike news in the Times of the 2lst,
about the withdrawal OF the Ministers from
Berlin and Vienna, was false. The Times
was hOaXed by forged letters from the for
eign Office.
The relations of Austria and Itlly, had
assumed warlike attitude. The cOncen-
tratiOn of italian troops at Bologna caused
Austria to take precautionary measures.
and the army in Venetia had been placed
on war footing. - r- NJ r-- p.
SUNNI ary Of News by the IKanga-
roo md Pennsylvania.
The following is a summary of news sent
out by the steamers Kangaroo and Penn
sVlVania which left I,iVprDoOl on tha 05th