Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-29
LATEST NEWS 81 TELEGRAPH.
SUNDAY EVENING DISPATCHES.
Two Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.


New YoRK. October 2s.-The steamship
Asia arrived this afternoon from Liverpool
on the 18th, Vid Queenstown on the 14th.
The City Of Washington arrived last night.
English politics unimportant. Sir Harry
Smith is dead. IL is reported that the French
army at Rome will be augmented TO 10000
men.
Frdnce.-Tranee was supplying Sardinia
with large quantities of arms and ammuni-
ton. The Bank Of France Bullion decreased
9l,000,000 francs during the month. The
Constitutional has a semi-official article, COM
planning OF Sardinia, and pointing to Con-
gress as the means of settling matters right
The Bourse was animated, having adj
vanced to 6f l5c.
The cannonading Of Capua commenced
on the 9th, and the Garihaldians gained fresh
positions. 1t was suspended for twenty-four
hours to bury the dead, and was recom-
menced on the 10th, and continued till the
llth.
1t is reported that Garibaldi was wounded
at Volturno.
A decree was issued for vote, on the
2lst, by universal suffrage, as to the union of
Italy under Victor Emmanuel.
The Sandman Chamber of Deputies
adopted the order of the day, rendering
homage to Garibaldi, and approving of tho
project Of law for annexation, by a vote of
200 to G. Cavour proceeded to vote by de-
finine his policy. He urged union, and said
he desired Rome for the capital of italy, and
uttered menace against Venetia.
1t is denied that Russia aud Prussia sent
protest to Turin identical with that of
Austria.
Victor Emmanuel arrived at Grottamore.
Lights on the Austrian coast of the Adriatic
are re-established.
The City of Norfolk got away with l,3OO
slaves. The missing African mail steamer
Cleopatra has returned, under canvas, with
machinery broken.
Liverpool October ia. M-The Man
chester prices are again higher, particularly
for Yarns, and producers are so fully en-
| gagged that large extent of business for
early delivery is now impossible.
readstuffs-Richardson, Spence & Co.,
Wakefield, Nash & Co., Bigland, Athya &
Co., and Others, report Flour Cd. lower since
| Tuesday, making the weeks decline Is:
sales at 28s.@ @3ls Cd. Wheat in limited re-
quest, and again 2d.@3d. dearer, making 4d.
on the week; red Western lis. 6d@l2s.;
Southern l2s. 2d.@l2s. Cd; white l2s.(912s.
Cd. Indian Corn in good demand, at $3.50
36s. Cd. for mixed and yellow; 39s.@40s. Cd.
or white. .
~Beef continues slow: small sales of fine
India mess at 90995s. Shoulders rather
frmer. Pork firm, but quiet. Bacon inac-
| tive, but firm; the stock of American nearly
maintained. Tallow excited and consider
ably desrer in London, but here buyers are
not willing to pay the high prices demanded.
Butchers Association have fetched 54(056s.
/ Sugars firm for refining sort, but dropping
for grocery kind. Coffee quiet.
London Notwithstanding Brothers & Co.
report Breadstuffs quiet and unchanged, but
more difficult to effect sales. White Ameri-
can Wheat 62@65s; red 60@64s. Flour 30
@33s. Sugars quiet butclose with good de-
/ mand. Coffee unchanged. Tea quiet; Con-
| gou Is @ls. Sd. Tallow greatly excited, and
5s. dearer on the week.
--latest ria Queenstown.l
London-Sdtugddy EOeniag.-Funds sta
tionary at yesterdays closing rates, with
| little business.
The Queen arrived at Cologne to-day, and
was expected to arrive in England Tuesday.
S-Sdturday-Rente 68f. 95c. The
PreSSe says: "The great Powers, except En-
gland, have notified the Cabinet of Turin
that they, will not recognize the blockading
of Genta."
The Patrie states that Victor Emmanuel
will enter Naples on the 18th.
LiOerpOoL-Sanddy- Melta arrived
here yesterday, and the Europa at Queens
town.
Cotton sales yesterday were 10000 bales,
including 1000 to speculators and export
ers closing firm.
Breadstufis quiet and steady. Provisions
quiet and steady.
London-Sdtlyddy EVening-Consols 92A
@92T for Money, and SO for Account.
HaVTe, October ll.-For the week ending
the 10th inst, Cotton prices were sitter and
If. higher for American bas and pres bds:
sales Of the week, IL, l25 bales; New Orleans
tres ordindire 94f. do. 6as s5f; stock in port,
l52, 76O bales; Of which l43,494 are Ameri-
can. Trade in the manufacturing districts
is satisfactory.
Breadstuffs stiff, the market being scantily
supplied. Wheat has risen IF. 47c. per sack
red 64f @65f S0c., with sales of 5000 sacks.
Ashes dull and unchanged. Coffee firm
Drugs and Dyes firm. Hides dull. Oil in.
active. Rice firm. Sugar-Prices fully
su ported.
A circular per the Asia reports imports oi
Cotton for the week 20,450 bales, including
$500 American. The quantity known at
sea is $4,000, of which $4,000 are American,
against SO, 900 American last year. The supply
offering is still large and difficult to realize
any advance except on clean, good staple
Cotton, which is scarce and dearer. Yarni
| are LmLd hiohar at Manchester