Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-15
DETAILS OF FOBEIGa NEWS.
IHe German 6uestiNr-.AGatrS Still Pre-.
sent a HarliiIe aspect.

The German 9uestion-afFairs Still Pre-.
sent a Warliixe aspect.
When the City of Paris sailed the situation in Ger
many was sth warIike.
Vienna telegram of the SQth.. of April. gays:-An
unauthenticatcd rnmOr is circulated on the Bourse
u gay that Austria intends TO propose European
Congress. The rumors of ministerial crisis are still
current,
No immediate rupture. however between Austria
and Prussia is expected, as Austria will submit her
proposals to the Federal Diet, by whom they will he
referred to the special committee the affairs of the
duchies. - '1'
THE sITUATIov N ITALY.
The attitude of Italy continues warIike and croo-
ted much uneasiness, especially in Paris whcre war
was regarded as very probable.
!. In circular dispatch to the Italian representa-
yves Teneral LA MRrm0ra says :-FCrSOm time mast
the Italian government and Parliament have been
occupied with the administrative reorganization Of
when the arose %s % S3 PPns fooPs PS
government confined itself to the adoption of nm
Ie2tlsI measures, and no concentration of troops
looS place At the moment, however, when the dis
armament Of Austria and Prussia was expected ItaIv
saw herself directly aaenaced By austria, who in
creased her armaments and gave them in Veaetia an
9vertIy hostile character toward US. It therefore
became Indispensable for the security of the king
dom that both the land and sea forces shouid bo i6
creased without delay. In taking the military mea-
sures required for the defence of the country the
state OF things created by Austria.
WHAT AUSTRIA Is DOING
Al the lntellgepce received from Venetia, from
fancy Of the Austrian preparations
austria was expected to have hundred and
the lst of May.
nj, POSITION OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE
The London Times Paris correspondent saws the
circnars that General Della N armora NAV write de-
nouncing the armaments going on in Vcnetia Will
not convince people that Austria is on the Dont Of
committing a most wantOn aggression on Tt9lv The
Austrian Ambassador in Paris no later than Friday
orSaturday declared in the most formal terms to the
Minister for Foreign Affairs that there was no inten
nT1T No AyxIE tn POI f,l,, A..
austria was willing and ready to stop even now her
armaments in Nenetia condition that the French
government, which is not without influence in Italy
would guarantee that Italy would not attack her in
that quarter.
MOVEMENTS IN PAR1s.
a special council of ministers was held on the
3Oth uit., under the presidency of tho Emperor It
is Stated that the subject under discussion was nro-
posal made by Prince Metterneh, the Austrian Am
oassador to Paris, that Austria and Italy should
simultaneously disarm.
LrvrRpoo1 Nav The 8MTba b3TEsT rs t:,,roro. c. o.-
many and Italy continues menacing, and armaments
are vigorously pushed forward.
The Italian fleet had left Genoa. Destination un-
known.
Garibaldi has declared himself ready to take the
field at the call of his country.
SERIOUS FIEASCIAL PANIC.
From the L0ldon Times (city article, May II
state Of panic greater than has been cxpcrierced
at ay time during the past nine years has prevailed
o per cent. in Italian stock, and of IA per cent in
French rentes cOurled with another heavy outflow
III,
the early possibility Of a movement of the rate Of
Discount up to per cent, have been the principal
causes of the general coaJusi9n d loss ef coacace
The shares Of the various france companies have
been sold at any price that could be obtained and
business has been adjourned till Wednesday (the
Stock Exchange being closed o-norrOWj under cir
cumstancHs OF intense anxiety Cor soils, which closed
on Saturday at S6 to q, opened at S63s to T. touch
ed at S62 went to S64, and were finally quoted S6 to
n. EOrthe new account in June the last price was S6S
to ST. Bank stock left off at 242 to PHI reduced and
new three per cents, S4 to q; India stock 30 to
IN Ne
bills. March, Sc. to 3O discount; June, IS. discount
to par.
The discount demand has been active to-day. and
on the Stock Exchange advances have been in in
creased request at five per cent.
In foreign. securities the only exceptions to the
general decline have been Spanish passive ana Ger
tifcates, which are each = better, the former 25
and the latter at l57$. Mexican is 4 lower at 1914
AID d, Brazilian sccip 4 lower at 334 discount.
The last price from Paris this evening was 65E l5c
showing a further decline of u per cent
The sum of flQS,O0Q in gold was taken from the
bank k to today for the Continent. making total Of
Ell OOO withdrawn during the past three days
American securities were included in the general
decline United States fvetwenties closed at 6S5s@
6S2s; Illinois Central shares. 71l879; Eres 5JIS5iI
On the lst OF May there was no transactions on the
Stock Exchange.
The drain of gold on the Bank of England for the
Continent continued, May 2.
The discount demand was pretty active, and in tho
open market there were very few transactions below
per cent.
THE PANIC OK THB PARIS BoURsE.
The panic on the Paris Bourse was very severe on
the goth of April Rentes closed at 6515, decline
Italian and Austrian bonds were greatly depressed
There was some Improvement on the lst of May
but 1t was not fully maintained, and after business
hours rentes fell to 65l0.
Paris "a pril 29 correspondence London Telegraph
Yesterday the Bourse was again in a perfectly
was there so bad feeling. On the other hand per-
haps may console your readers if tell them that
ne b gf@sst person ,, 81 s realm has said. Well if
VIII not Interfere with our Exhibition"