Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-28
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| O1R, dccOu0G HO0OS La, llllnOlS so.
LIvELPooL, 1:20.-Cotton dull; uplands
spot ,924; do afioat 914: Orleans 956; bread
stuffs quiet; corn declined to AZ; lard 81.
PARIS, l:20-Bourse active; rentes firm.
| b ANTWERP, 1:20,-Petroleum steady.
The Cabinet.
| LONDON, Feb. 27.-Mr. d'Israeli has gone
to Osborne, where the Queen is now stop
\ ping. 1t is expected that both houses of
Parliament will adjourn for a week to wait
reconstruction of the Cabinet.
J. Rights of Naturalized Citizens.
The Times says the American Minister
who will succeed Adams could not have an
easier, more gracious task than the settle
ment of questions which have risen con-
cerning the rights of naturalized citizens.
- The Habeas Corpus in Ireland.
| LONDON, February 27-Evening.-The
House of Lords has passed bill renewing
the suspension OF the writ of ha5eas corpus
| in Ireland.
1t is thought the appointment of Sir
Hugh earns as Lord Chancellor will defeat
all the hopes of effecting reform in the
Irish Church.
New Emigration Treaty.
BERLIN, Feb. 27.-The obligation of the
new treaty between the German Confed-
Grafton and the United States are to apply
reciprocally to Germans and Americans.
All the previous engagements between the
two countries in regard to the extraditiOn
are renewed. By one of its provisions the
treaty is made to terminate at the end OF
| ten years.
| 80. suits to be Withdrawn.
| LONDON, Feb. 27.-The Government au-
| thorities are determined to withdraw the
remainder of the suits at law against Irish
| men indicted for walking in mock funeral
| procession at Dublin recently.
The-News ON Adams, II designation.
The Daily News has an editorial on the
resignation of the American Minister. All
England, the News says, will lament the
departure of Charles Francis Adams.
| Warriek Assizes.
LONDON, Evening, Feb. 27.-The War
wick Assizes opened to-day. Justice
Smith delivered a strong charge to the
grand jury. in which he particularly spec
| flied the offences charged against Burke
and other Fenian prisoners, and declared
this was the proper Court for the trial of
those men, the alleged offences having been
committed in Birmingham
The Bow street magistrates refuse to is
sue warrant tor the arrest of Mr.. Eyre,
Ex-Governor of Jamaica, on a charge of
murder.
| 1t is thought in some quarters G.. w.
Hunt now under Secretary of the Treasu-
ry, will be appointed Chancellor OF the
EXchequer.
-. -
DUBLIN, FEB. 21.--Ihe Asslzes at Silgo
opened to-day. The day for the trial of
General Nagel has not yet been fixed.
Train was present at the commencement
OF the proceedings.
The London Press on d'Israeli.
New York, Feb. 27-The Herald's Lon
don cahle disnatch of last night saws: The
RESIGNATION of Derby occupies general at
tention' The entrusrino of Premiership to
d,Isrsai; ;s great stem towards non.,Iar
| government and n virtual acknowledge
| oent Of the INABILITY of the aristocracy to
| furnish ability enough TO fill the posi
t;nn a''" "o''' oe fD,
Tha Jondon T;mes savs d,Israeli is the
Arst man in mower in EnoIand who oh
tained sncb an Office solely hv the exhibi-
t;on of nersonaI ability in Parliament and
the Cahinct and who won IL at disadvan-
taSe of birth and edncation. =
ThoI on,lon Stondard anjoo;zes d,Israeli
ond savs his great eynerience. conraoe.