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Mexico (Mexico) (search for this): article 14
re of the steamer Labuan having been declared illegal by the Prize Court, gives great satisfaction. New York Central sixes have advanced one percent. All other descriptions of American securities have (June 3) receded one per cent. The Mexican question. There was a rumor in Paris that Napoleon contemplates the permanent establishment of French influence in Mexico by means of a protectorate. The Paris Moniteur, of June 7th, contains a notification of the blockade of the Mexican ports, Tampico and Alvarado. A dispatch from Paris, of the 6th of June, says: The publication of the official documents relative to affairs in Mexico, produced an impression little favorable to Gen. Prim. The documents relative to Mexican affairs were laid on the table of the Chamber of Deputies on the 3d of June. Great Britain. At the request of the Atlantic Telegraph Company the Admiralty had ordered the steamer Porcupine to prepare to take soundings. She would be ready in
Belgrade (Yugoslavia) (search for this): article 14
sador has presented his credentials to the Emperor of the French. Accounts from the manufacturing districts of France are favorable, and the silk and . other crops most satisfactory. The Hesse- Cassel Electors had accepted the resignation of the Ministry and the principal ministerial functionaries. Garibaldi had an explanation at Turin with the king's Aide-de-camp. It is asserted that all differences between the government and Garibaldi had been arranged, and he proceeded to Belgrade. He will not be present at he Parliamentary sitting. Prince Napoleon had arrived at Naples, where the populace cheered him. The House of Commons on the 3d of June divided on the motion against the Government for the reduction of the expenditures. The motion was negatived by 365 majority. The Turks have beaten the Montenegrin over the frontier. Four villages were burned, and seven hundred Montenegrin killed. the Montenegrin had been repulsed several times and were flying t
Kassel (Hesse, Germany) (search for this): article 14
and the Parliament." Twenty eight members abstained from voting. Miscellaneous. The Paris Moniteur publishes an Imperial decision reducing the French army in Rome to a single division, consisting of three divisional brigades, under the command of Gen. Montebello. The Prussian Ambassador has presented his credentials to the Emperor of the French. Accounts from the manufacturing districts of France are favorable, and the silk and . other crops most satisfactory. The Hesse- Cassel Electors had accepted the resignation of the Ministry and the principal ministerial functionaries. Garibaldi had an explanation at Turin with the king's Aide-de-camp. It is asserted that all differences between the government and Garibaldi had been arranged, and he proceeded to Belgrade. He will not be present at he Parliamentary sitting. Prince Napoleon had arrived at Naples, where the populace cheered him. The House of Commons on the 3d of June divided on the motion ag
Turin (Italy) (search for this): article 14
g the French army in Rome to a single division, consisting of three divisional brigades, under the command of Gen. Montebello. The Prussian Ambassador has presented his credentials to the Emperor of the French. Accounts from the manufacturing districts of France are favorable, and the silk and . other crops most satisfactory. The Hesse- Cassel Electors had accepted the resignation of the Ministry and the principal ministerial functionaries. Garibaldi had an explanation at Turin with the king's Aide-de-camp. It is asserted that all differences between the government and Garibaldi had been arranged, and he proceeded to Belgrade. He will not be present at he Parliamentary sitting. Prince Napoleon had arrived at Naples, where the populace cheered him. The House of Commons on the 3d of June divided on the motion against the Government for the reduction of the expenditures. The motion was negatived by 365 majority. The Turks have beaten the Montenegrin
Queenstown (Irish Republic) (search for this): article 14
Latest European News.the American question, &c., &c. The Cunard steamship China, from Liverpool on Saturday, the 2nd inst., via Queenstown 8th inst. arrived at Cape Race on the 14th, having made the passage across the ocean in five days and seventeen hours--the shortest this on record. The news, a summary of which we append, is one week later than the advices by the Africa: The American question. Mr. Pearson, owner of the steamer Circassian, publishes a letter asserting that the vessel had nothing really contraband on board; that she was legitimately chartered for the voyage from Hurdenux to Havana, and was within twenty miles of her destination when seized by the Federal cruisers. he says her draught of water precluded her entrance into any of the Confederate ports; hence it was impossible that she would run the blockade. The rates at Lloyd for steamers running the blockade was as low as thirty to forty gummas.-- Some policies recognize six months detention from se
Austria (Austria) (search for this): article 14
olidays. The freedom of the city of London had been voted to Lord Canning for his services in India. The race for the "Oaks" was won by Feu de Joie. France. The Empress Eugenie was expected to pay a private visit to England during the Emperor's stay at Vicby. France and Russia both reject the proposition of the Porte relative to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre at Jerusalem. Italy. The Italian Government had resolved to form two new brigades of infantry. Austria continued to concentrate troops in Venetian. The Italian Chambers were debating a question of confidence in the Ministry. On the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, on the 6th instant, Singor Rattazzi said the Government had never encouraged any premature hopes of the solution of the Roman question. He thought we should use moral means to demonstrate our unshaken will, occupy our capital, and secure the confidence of Europe on our side. The Government alone ought to regulate our
Cork (Irish Republic) (search for this): article 14
little favorable to Gen. Prim. The documents relative to Mexican affairs were laid on the table of the Chamber of Deputies on the 3d of June. Great Britain. At the request of the Atlantic Telegraph Company the Admiralty had ordered the steamer Porcupine to prepare to take soundings. She would be ready in about ten days. Mr. Scully had given notice in the Commons of a motion in favor of establishing communication between Europe and America by steamers every alternate day at Cork, with telegraphic communication off Crook haven or Cape Clear; but postponed the motion, in the hope of laying additional facts before the Houses, and that in the meantime members would give the matter their attention. Both Houses had adjourned for a week, in consequence of the Whitsun holidays. The freedom of the city of London had been voted to Lord Canning for his services in India. The race for the "Oaks" was won by Feu de Joie. France. The Empress Eugenie was expe
Venice (Italy) (search for this): article 14
ndon had been voted to Lord Canning for his services in India. The race for the "Oaks" was won by Feu de Joie. France. The Empress Eugenie was expected to pay a private visit to England during the Emperor's stay at Vicby. France and Russia both reject the proposition of the Porte relative to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre at Jerusalem. Italy. The Italian Government had resolved to form two new brigades of infantry. Austria continued to concentrate troops in Venetian. The Italian Chambers were debating a question of confidence in the Ministry. On the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, on the 6th instant, Singor Rattazzi said the Government had never encouraged any premature hopes of the solution of the Roman question. He thought we should use moral means to demonstrate our unshaken will, occupy our capital, and secure the confidence of Europe on our side. The Government alone ought to regulate our armament. It had never sent money to Garib
Cunard (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 14
Latest European News.the American question, &c., &c. The Cunard steamship China, from Liverpool on Saturday, the 2nd inst., via Queenstown 8th inst. arrived at Cape Race on the 14th, having made the passage across the ocean in five days and seventeen hours--the shortest this on record. The news, a summary of which we append, is one week later than the advices by the Africa: The American question. Mr. Pearson, owner of the steamer Circassian, publishes a letter asserting that the vessel had nothing really contraband on board; that she was legitimately chartered for the voyage from Hurdenux to Havana, and was within twenty miles of her destination when seized by the Federal cruisers. he says her draught of water precluded her entrance into any of the Confederate ports; hence it was impossible that she would run the blockade. The rates at Lloyd for steamers running the blockade was as low as thirty to forty gummas.-- Some policies recognize six months detention from se
Havre (France) (search for this): article 14
bales, including 10,000 to speculators and exporters. The market is him, and has advanced one eighth a one-fourth of a penny sines Friday. Liverpool, June 3.--The Brokers Circular report: The sales of cotton for the week have been 72,000 bales, including14,500 bales to speculators and 12,000 to exporters. The market has an upward tendency, and quotations have advanced on the week one-fourth of a penny per pound. The sales on Friday were 8,000 bales, including 3,000 bales to speculators and exporters, the market closing firm at the following authorized quotations: Fair.Middling. New Orleans14½12Ê Mobile13½12¾ Uplands13½12¾ The total stock cotton in port is estimated at 324,500 bales, including 98,000 bales of American descriptions. The sales of cotton at Havre for the week have been 7,000 bales. Origins tares onlington, 107f.: Has, 165f. The market is quiet and nisin, with an allowance of 40a50r. on the week. The stock in port amounts to 39,000 bal
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