Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-10
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By ATLANTIC TELGRAPa
Financial and Commercial
To Ohio Statesman.

Financial and Commercial.
LONDON. Feb. Sill: Is A. M.-Consols
| 3A@31a; bonds, ~; Illinois: 8: Erie, ~
Frankfort, 1l@l5; ponds, 5%@55s. 8 u
firm; sales, 5000 bales; prices about the
same. Breadstuffs quiet.
| Bismarck.
BERLIN, Feb. S-Count Bismarck obtain.
| ed leave of absence from his post as Prime
Minister to the North German Confedera.
tion, and will devote several months to
travel through the countries OF Europe
His health, which has not been good for q
long time, has at length compelled him to
seek relaxation from arduous duties, 1t is
announced that the present Minister Of
FINANCE VIII replace the Premier. aists3
ltiWVAi ,eHi New Cabinet. = .1iIc5I
LONDON, Feb. S.-Dispatches from Ath-
ems state that the new cabinet was formed
with Bulgaris as President and Minister Of
the Interior. aSss - -
PARIS, Feb. S.-Young Iturbide, heir OF
the late Maximilian, has recently enlisted
In the Papal Zouaves at Rome.
The Fenian Arrest
LONDON, Feb. S.-The notorious Fenian,
captain Mackay, was captured in Cork
last evening. by the police of that city.
While the officers were en- route t. Jail with
the prisoner, his friends rallied in great
force. and for a time desperate fight pre-
vailed; The mob'was finally beaten down
and the prisoner lodged in Jail. The
guards around the Jail were doubled dur
ing the night to prevent rescue. 81
Admiral Farragut.
Admiral Farragut remains at Florence,
a much honored visitor. His fleet is at
Spezzia. ~
Tho Abyssinian Expedition.
Advices from Abyssinia state that a
strong force of British troops advanced
from Serafe toward the interior, on the 26th
of january. ssa li 5I0f5 ga
Water had been bored for, according to
the American plan. and found in abun-
dance near the English line of march.
The coast shore has been lighted by the
English.
Camp followers from India were being
returned home. .--
The Egyptian Governor of Anassoman
was recalled, with, it is said, the approval
of the British authorities.
~. ~ SeIwyn,s Successor.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-Selwyn is sure to sue
ceed Sir William Erie as Lord Chief Justice
of the Court of Common Pleas.
Minister Adams.
1t is understood the American Minister,
Adams. will take his departure from Eng
land next April.
Captain Mackey.
The Fenian Captain Mackey, arrested on
Friday at Cork, is charged with leading the
attack on Martello at Duncannon.
Napoleon'. Policy Toward Italy.
New York, Feb. 9-The Herald's cable
dispatch SAYS Napoleon altered his policy
toward the Pope and Italy in sudden and
remarkable manner. He evinces a dispo-
sition to abandon the position of champion
of the Holy See, assured, it is said, of the
existence of Bourbon intrigues, rad:ating
from Rome. The imperial diplomacy with
Rome has become colder. while the friend
lv relations hitherto existing with Victor
Emanuel are to be renewed.
Queen Isabella is forced to dissolve the
Papal legion recruited under her warrant
in Madrid, as Napoleon fatty objects to
service in the cause of the Holy See.
ecg The French Press Bill.
PARIS, Feb. 9-The bill for the regula-
tion of the press is still under discussion
in the Corps Legislatif. Last week the Lib
erals proposed an amendment to insert a
clause specially providing for the trial by
jury of all offences of the press. After a
heated debate a vote was taken yesterday
on the amendment, and it was defeated by
200 nays to 50 yeas.
Han0verian Refugees.
The French Government has consented
to expel the Hanoverian refugees from the
soil of France.
FLORENCE, Feb. 9.-During the stay of
Admiral Farragut in Italy, the fleet under
his command will be stationed on the coast
between Genoa and Civiaveechin.