Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-15
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LONDON, Evening. November 14-Con-
soils closed at 81 1I16; 5-20s 703a; Illinois
Central S414; Erie 1873; American securi-
ties closed heavv.
FRANKFoRr, Evening, November a.
5-20s 753a. m r
LIVERPOOL, Evening, November 14.-Cot-
ton closed easier. sales of s 600 hales ; mid
ding uplands So; Orleans so; Bread
stuffs quiet; Corn 1891; wheat It's for
white California; No l. Milwaukee red l3s-
lOd; barley 5s4d; Oats 3I1d; peas Sos
Provisions-Bpef 1O5s; pork 72s; lard
52s3d; cheese OBS; bacon 62s. Produce
Sugar 26-6l; petroleum spirits 2s, and re-
fined 1s5d.
ANTWERP. Evening, November 14.-Pe-
troleum, 561a francs.
The Times on the Italian Question.
LONDON. Nov. 14.-The Times in lead
ing editorial on the Italian situation refers
to the last note of the Prime Minister Men,
abrea, boldly declaring the abolition of the
temporal power essential to the preserva-
ton of peace, and calls it Italy's ullimatum
to France. -.. .-.- -..-...
Postal Treaty.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 14-By the postal treaty
negotiated between Belgium and the United
States, the rate of postage on single letters
weighing half an ounce or less is reduced
to fifteen cents.
Cabinet Appointments. .
PARIS, Nov. 1.-The Paris Moniteur
publishes an Imperial decree making the
following Cabinet appointment: M. Marie
Oscar Pinard, Minister of State for the In-
terror; M. Pierre Magn, Minister of
Finance. 1900.
Address by the Pope to the French
.4 Troops.
PARIS, Nov. 14.-Previous to the depar-
ture of the French troops from Rome the
Holy Father received the staff officers in a
body at the Audience Chamber of the Vat
lean, and addressed them in most feeling
manner. He expressed his happiness at
having soldiers of France around him once
more, but never had his happiness been SO
great as now, because of the recent peril to
which he has been exposed. He returned
thanks to the officers, to France, and to En-
peror Napoleon for the deliverance of the
Holy See. He was filled with grief to see
Italy sent out as vanguard against Rome
as horde OF anarchists, upon whose flags
were inscribed. rapine and devastation.
While the valor of the Pontifical troops had
successfully defended the soil of the church.
the army of France had come to crown the
splendid defence. 1srt -s-. as-s. - -5.si
The Pope concluded by saying that in the
midst of his troubles he had the consola-
ton of receiving sincere expressions of
Catholic sympathy from all parts of the
world. His Holiness then terminated the
interview by giving his apostolic blessing
to the army, the people and the Emperor
of France. z-..s
Pardon.
LONDON, Nov. 14-Maguire, Que of the
five prisoners convicted of murder before
the special commission at Manchester. and
condemned to death, has been parlOned by
the Queen. All through his trial Mcguire
stcutly maintained his innocence. declar-
ing he was not even present at the attack
on the police van when Sergeant Brett was
killed. 4..+-.
Rank OF England.
LONDON. Nov. IA, Evening.-Official re-
turns of the Bank of England show bull
lion decrease of G940 600 since the 9TH.
The MeteOrs.
Owing to dense fog last night, no me.
teors were seen. aE