Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18
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Five Days Later from Europe.
THE BOHEMIAN orr CAPE RACE.

THE BOHEMIAN OFF CAPE RACE.
ST.. JoHN's, December THE B5hsmian,
from Liverpool on Thursday, December G,
Uid Londonderry on the 7th, passed Cape
Race at four O'clock, p. NJ, yesterday, and
was boarded by the Press Yacht. Her news
is not Of an important character.
The Prince Albert from St. Johns N. f.,
arrived at Galway on the 9Th.
The steamship North American, from Que
bee, arrived at Londonderry on the 9th.
The steamship kangaroo, from New York,
arrived at Queenstown on the 9Th.
The steamship Bremen from New York,
arrived at Cowes on the 9th.
The siege of Gaeta continued, and FIVE bat
teries had opened FIRE on the place.
liverpool December 6.-The sales of Cot
ton in this market for the three days ending
yesterday "Wednesday foot up 10000 bales,
of which 2,500were taken by spectators and
exporters. The market is generally un-
changed, and closed dull. The advices from
Manchester were favorable.
The market was firm for Yarns, but Cloths
had declining tendency.
Richardson, Spence Il. Co., Wakefield,
Nash & Co., report buyers Of Breadstuffs de-
manding reduction in consequence ofheavy
arrivals from America. Flour dull aud
easier, but quotations unchanged. Wheat
tending downward, but with more demand
red los. cd @12s. 4d. white 12s.@l3s. Cd.
Corn dull at 6d.@9d. lower; mixed and vel
low BIS. .H-!
The same circulars report Beef dull. Pork
dull. Bacon steady. Lard firm at Is. in
retail, Tallow dull at OBS. Resin dull at
5s.@5s. 3D.. Common Spirits Turpentne
dull at 33s. Sugar quiet. Coffee steady.
Rice quiet. Potashes quiet at 29s. Pearls
quiet at 29s. Cd.
London Mdrkets.-Breadstuff dull, with a
declining tendency. Sugar quiet. Coffee
firm. Tea dull and easier, but prices un-
! changed. Rice dull. Tallow steady at COS.
American Railway securities were in active
| request, and rates of all kinds had advanced
slightly.
--latest via Londonderry
Liverpool December -Cotton-The Bro
kers' Circular report the sales of the week at
| $4,000 bales; market opened very dull, with
decline Of 1s, owing to the American panic,
| but closed with rather more inquiry which
was freely met. The sales of Friday were
| 5000 bales; market closing steady; middling
| Orleans 62sd. ft.
Breadstuffs steady but quiet Provisions
| quiet.
London Money Market unchanged. Con-
soils 937S@94.
There is no political news of Importance.
The Persia, to sail for New York tomorrow,
is expected to take fully 9200 600 in gold.
| Parliament will meet on the 9th of Feb
ruary, and the Reform Bill has not yet been
discussed by the Cabinet.
Garibaldi will be invited to visit England
The London Times publishes full particu-
lars of the expedition of the Bulldog and
Eox to ascertain the feasibility of the pro-
jected North-Atlantic Telegraph. The re-
suits are pronounced highly satisfactory and
encouraging.
The Times has another editorial on the
political spirit in the / nited States, and eX-
presses the hope that the quarrel may give
way to a calm, in which the real difficulties
of the slavery question may be met and
quietly answered.
France-Marshal Valiant has been Gre
ated Minister of the Emperors household.
1t is stated that no one was aware of the
Emperor's purpose respecting the decree
relative to the Constitution, till he revealed
the document to his astonished ministers in
Council, where it met with some opposition.
The Bourse, on the 9th, was heavy and
lower rentes If. &c.
It1ly-The seige of Gaeta continued. The
garrison replied to the fire of the batteries
of Cial6ini Four batteries had commenced
operations on the place.
The Count of Syracuse died on the 4th
Instant.
The Consulta Generate had opened at Ma
pies; the Government explanations to the
Consulta produced good impression.
Poeno was elected Vice-President of the
CoDsulta.
Gen. Benedek had inspected the fortresses
Of the Venitian quadrilateral he had also
assembled the officers at Venice, and told
them to prepare for the evehtualities of an
energetic defense. ........
Fears were entertained of general rising
in Little Wallachia.
Seventy of the principal merchants AT
IIafona had been killed by the militia during
disturbance.
The Archbishop and President of the
Council had been arrested at Kassey.
In England financial advices from New
York were anxiously watched for; those by
the Prince Albert were contradictory and
produced but little effect.
The discount market was moderately act
i've and the supply was adequate to the de.
nand. The best bills were regulated at AZ
per cent. At the bank, business was moder-
ate; no gold was withdrawn. The improve
ment and activity in Americanrailway secur.
tiles continued. ..-.r
The Empress Eugene paid visit Of two
hours to Queen Victoria on the 4th.
PeTsigny had returned to Paris.
The Emperor had granted permission "a
the Baltimore battalion to visit Paris fully
accoutred next spring.
Victor Emmanuel continued at Palermo.
II is said Napoleon has intimated tC
Francis II the inability of further resistance
There were rumors that Cardinal Anto
nelli had resigned.
Washington News.