The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-05
LONDON BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Barring reports the market very dull. suga
firm, and advanced Cd.
LONDON MONEY MARKET,

October 2l.--Consols 96@96N. -
THE LArEsr.-LiuerpoOl, Saturday afternoon.
About 5000 bales Of cotton have been sold TO-
day, including 400 bales to spectators and
for export. The market closes steady.
Breadstuffs continue dull, but the market Is
more steady. Provisions dull.
A Zurich telegram of the 18th says the prin-
cipal points of the treaty of peace between
France and Austria, signed by Plenipotentia.
rios but not yet ratified by the two goverp-
ments, are as follows Austria gives up Lom-
hardy, except Mantus and Peschiera, and as
far as the frontier line fixed by special COM
mission to France who transfers it to Pied
mont. Pensions acquired in Lombardy are
to be paid by the new Government. Piedmont
is TO pay Austria forty million OF forins and
be responsible for three-ffths of the debt of
Monte Lombard Venetia, making the debt in
all transferred to Sardinia twenty five nail
lion francs. The two contracting Powers will
unite their efforts in order that reform in the
administration should be carried out by the
Pope thereto. The rights of the Dukes of
Tuscany, Modena and Parma are expressly
reserved to the two Emperors, who will assist
with all their power in the formation Of q
confederation of all the States of Italy.
GREAT BRrrAIN.--The directors of the Great
Eastern held meeting on the 10th ult., an d
it is authoritatively announced that the de-
parture of that vessel has been postpone d
sine die, and an order given that all passage
money received to be returned. No time
will be fixed for transatlantic voyage until
good progress has been made in fitting out
the ship in thorough sea- going condition,
and according to some authorities there ID no
likelihood of the voyage being made before
spring. -.
Spain was dissatisfied with Morocoo's offer
of paci6cation, and war was considered
iminsnt. -
The Sardinian Government has issued n
decree, calling for loan of 100 ,O0OO 900 fran d.
The steamers Vanderbilt, City Of Bohim orc
and North American had arrived out.
Tho ship would remain at HOlyhead about
ten days longer; then 90 to Southampton to
complete her fittings after which trip to Lis
bon is spoken Of. 1t is stated that in her
present condition the Directors will not accept
the ship from Scott Russell. The Directors Of
the London and North western Railroad Com
pany gave grand banquet at Holyhead, to
the Directors Of the Great Ship Company on
the 10th. The Marquis of Chandos presi ided
Among the guests were Mr.. Gladstone, Chan
oellor of the Exchesuer, Sir John PaCkington
and many other influential men in comm cree
and politics. Speeches were made, all hope :.
full Of the success of the ship. Mr.. M. j oor,
in the course of his remarks, reiterated the
statement that the Cunard Company was build :.
ing steamer considerably larger than the
Persia, but not as large as she.
Prince Napoleon, after minutely inspecting 9
the Great Eastern at Holyhead, paid q yin 2
visit to Liverpool and Manchester, and then
left for parts unknown.
The funeral of Robert Stephenson took
place at Westminster Abbey on the 21st in
presence of great concourse Of people, and
with every demonstration of respect. Tho
Abbey was crowded, and the attendance in
cluded the most distinguished men Of rank
and profession.
Mr.. Stephenson bequeated $3.50 to public
institution at Newcastle, Sunderland,
Shields and other towns In that locality.
Business was suspended during portion OF
the day Of the funeral, and many demonstra-
tions Of respect took place.
The Tralee Chronicle says that Messrs.
Beardmore and Robinson, electricians, visited
Valencia this week, and set on foot q series Of
experiments on the Atlantic Cable. Encour.
agement as to the success of the undertaking, q,
both as regards the resuscitation Of the old
and the laying Of the now cable was in tho
ascendant. These gents found room in tho
state Of the cable TO disseminate now courage
among ib friends, '9e