The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
LIVERPOOL, October I'M,

The estimated sales Of Cotton this mornina
are 5000 bales. The market is steady.
Brsadstu6s.--Messrs. Richardson Il Spenos
report Flour advancing, and Wheat 2@3d
higher for French. Corn dull, but steady.
Propisions.--James McHenry & Co., Big
land, Atbga 4 Co., Richardson & Spence, and
other authorities, report Pork heavy, Bacon
dull. Lard also dull. 4trgl.5.
Produce. Sugar heavy. Coffee steady.
Carolina Rice firm. Resin steady at 4s. 1d@
4s. 3d.. Spirits Turpentiue steady at
3bs. od.0s6s. "f
LONDON MARKET. @ tla
LONDON, September 80.
Msssrs. Barring Bros. report Breadstuffs
very dull. Sugar heavy and declined 6d.@ls.
Coffee steady. Spirits Turpentine dull at
36s. Cd.
SECOND DISPATCH.
n4. NEW YORK, October IA.
The Africa reached her dock this evening.
The steamers Bavaria and Arago arrived
out English politics are unimportant.
Prince Napoleon had left Zurich without an
interview with the plenipotentiaries.
The Conference continued its sittings, but
nothing further had transpired since Prince
Napoleon visited Zurich.
The Paris Moniteur repudiates the idea that
the Emperor desires to place French Prince
on an italian throne. It Is asserted that the
King of Belgium's visit to Barritz referred
simply to the Belgium debt to France, the pay
ment of which had been demanded.
The rumors Of actual preparations for naval
armaments in France continue. The Paris
Bourse closed quiet at 69f. 25c. 1t was
vaguely reported that Austria was seeking to
negotiate loan In London. rr.s.
The Italian rumors are very conflicting.
1t was reported that Austria and Sardenia are
making warlike preparations, and that the
French Army of occupation is to be reinforced.
The Duke Of Modena and Tuscany are
reported to have organized large force in
order to attack the army of Central Italy.
Another authority says that the Duke Of
Tuscany will regain his throne by an appeal
to universal suffrage. Rumors of disturb
ances in Naples are current, but they are
contradicted. The movements of troops are
taking place.
The Spanish Government has declined the
offer of England to mediate with Morocco.
The Paris Pays says that Minister Ward
and the American Legation were con-
veyed to Pekin in huge travelling box,
from which only the sky was visible; they
were we'll treated, but were not allowed to
see anything, being confined to their house
at Pekin while awaiting an intervitw with
the Emperor, after which they will return to
the frontier in the same manner as they came.
The Paris Monitem contains the following
paragraph:
"Some Foreign journals have stated that
solution of the affairs of Italy would be impeded
by the desire of the Emperor Of the French to
found kingdom in Italy for Prince of his
House. These rumors do not need refutation
to deprive them of all value. It suffices, with
out speaking of the engagements entered into
at Villa Franca, to bring to recollection the
acts and words of the Emperor Napoleon before
and since that epoch" /,
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Herald confirms in the most positive manner
the statements that the King of Belgium's
visit to the Emperor at Biarritz, was wholly on
account Of the debt due by Belgium to France,
amounting to f2,0O0,O00. A pressing claim
for immediate payment having been put for
ward.
1t Is announced that several regiments Of
the corps darn,ee under General Castillane, in
the Lyons District, had received orders to
hold themselves ready to march.
Letters from the Provinces in France con-
firm the reports of grand armaments at va
rlous ports. The government has purchased
land at high price on the coast for the pur-
pose Of erecting Notifications. At Boulogne
floating battery is to be constructed without
sails, navigatsd by steam and armed with
raed guns.
lTALY.-The Tin,sss Paris correspondent
says; "The latest and most accredited report
respecting Italy is, that the Grand Duke of
Tuscany will regain his throne, not by forci-
bic means, but by an appeal to universal suf-
frage, accompanied by the grant of consti-
luton and by general amnesty; that the
Duchess of Parma will have Modena, and
that Parma will remain annexed to Pied
mont. The warmest and most sanguins par
tzans have now given up hopes of being
emancpated from Papal rule"
The Herald's Paris correspondent says.
The Duke of Modena is at the head Of ten
thousand troops, backed by five thousand
more, under the Grand Duke # Tuscany.
kulbermatten has collected some ten thousand
men, of whom almost one.third are Croas and
the remainder Swiss, and he has gone to
Vienna, it Is said, to organize plan of at
tack against Fante's army of Central Italy,
now concentrated around Rimini, while the
Archdukes would operate from the North.
Piedmont Is also eagerly preparing for the
fray.
1t is stated that the reports of disturbances
in Naples are unfounded, but that some agita-
tion prevailed, and the government had taken |
precautionary measures.
Late letters assert that Aquilla, IN the |
Abruzzi, was in open revolt.
orders had been given to place Capua and |
other fortified places on war footing.
movement of troops was taking place at |
Naples, and important commands are said to |
have already been bestowed.
Rumor says that the Pope contemplates
abandoning Rome and again take refuge at
ioeta. Naples letters Of the 9th state that
fifteen thousand soldiers had been sent to the
frontiers, and that ten thousand more would
follow.
CHISA.--There is no late news, but the
Paris Pays furnishes the following in regard to
he movements Of Mr.. Ward:
"Ihe latest news from Shanghai established
beyond doubt the arrival Of Mr.. Ward, the
American Envoy, at Pekin. This diplomatist
'scended the Ki-tchou-y yam -ho, one Of the
branches Of the Pehio, accompanied by all the
members Of his legation. Arriving at Ming
io-fou, tho American Corne,te, which had
'rought NJ. Ward, was detained in port. The
members of the legation, under the guidance
" Mandarin, were placed in high box
which was closed everywbare but above, 80 as
% prevent those it e's'e"ts's' ga" seeing tho
country.
This box-trayeli ,vided with
III things necessar, =. < of the tray-
iers, was placed GA ~. --sy zen first up
be river, and then up tka IroyrixJ Canal as far
$ the gate OF the cssrS+.i. M, =. a was placed
n A. larpa trunk drarvn hv oy.u n.I |