Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-05
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TWO DAYS Later frOm Eurone.
The City Of nai.Imore or Cane Rn.n.

ST. JOINS, October 4--The steamer dg
Of Baltimore, from Liverpool on the 26th
ult., Uia Queenstown on the 9th, passed
Cape Race at three o'clock this afternoon.
The Palestine arrived at Liverpool on the
10Th. The Fulton arrived at Southampton
on the 26th.
Italian affairs were unchanged.
The Garibaldians were concentrated on
the nights of VOlturreo, preparing to attack
the Neapolitans.
The Sardinians were bombarding Ancona
by sea and land, and making further adj
vanees in the interior.
The fortress Of Santa Leo had surrendered
after some hours fighting and was occupied
by the Sardinians.
Ancona was bombarded by the Sardinians
without much effect. The reply was vigor-
Gus.
Later dispatches say that the eannonade
by land and sea continued but at intervals.
The Sardinians occupied the fortress of
CASTELAR,.
The official Roman journal contains Car
dinal AntoDelli's note, claiming the assist
ance of the Catholic Powers.
The Garibaldians had met with some re-
verses near Capua.
Garibaldi, in a fresh proclamation, inti-
mates that he will join the Sandman troops
at Rome and begin a march against Venice.
The antagonism between Garibaldi and the
Piedmontese continued.
The King of Naples had published de-
cree at Gaeta, ordering a state of siege in
all the Provinces where a revolutionary
struggle exists, and cashiering all officers Of
the marine as guilty of high treason, except
those of one vessel which went to Gaeta.
The Republican cause was gaining ground
in Naples and influence over Garibaldi
II was reported that Victor Hugo had ar
rived at Naples
Cardinal Sporza had been expelled from
Naples by the Dictatorial Government.
1t was positively asserted, notwithstand-
ing the official contradiction, that Napoleon
sought an invitation TO Warsaw at the royal
meeting.
Breadstuffs were advancing in France
The Bourse was firm at 68f SOC.
The news from England is unimportant.
There had been a severe storm on the south
ern and eastern coasts, and some shipwrecks
are reported. The weather was broken, but
fine and promising.
There have been two failures, VIM A Archer
Il Sons of London, for 100000, and Thomas
Nokes for 100000.
liverpool Market - LiOerpooE, September
2G-Cotton-Sales of the last three days, in
cludiDg to-day, have been 10000 bales, in
| Guiding 10000 to spectators and exporters.
the market closes steady end firm.
Manchester advices favorable. Prices
nrm, though the market is quiet.
Breadstuffs-The weather is favorable for
crops though variable. Messrs. Richardson,
Spence & Co., and Wakefield, Nash & Co.,
report Flour firm at 29@3ls. Cd. for Ameri-
can. Wheat firm and slightly higher, for
/ prime white: red HOLES, white Hobs. Sd.
Corn buoyant and 6d.@ls. higher: mixed
35s 6d@36s., white 38@39s.
| Provisions-Beefdu dull. Pork quiet, Bacon
steady. Lard steady at 63@64s. Tallow
| firm and rather higher: sales at 53@54s.
Produce-Resin dull at 5(G5s Sd. for COM
mon. Spirits Turpentine dull at Bis. Cd. "a
32s. Sugar dull. Coffee firm Ashes quiet
at 27s. 9d.@2as.for pots and 2ss.@2Ss. Cd.
for pearls
| .LOsrdon Mdrket-London, September 26.-
Breadstuffs buoyant. Wheat 1@2s higher
| on the week. Sugar dull. Coffee firm but
! dull. Tallow firm at 53s. Linseed-oiI 30s.
London Honey Mdrket-LOndon,i September
26.-CoDsolsi93H for money, and 939S
for account. Illinois Central shares l71S@
. 1871 discount; do. skies 80; Erie shares 30%
@3l; New York Central shares 80@82;
Michigan Central eights 81.
London, September Pip M-Consols
closed at 9315 for money and 931S@93H for
account. 10
Liverpool, September 7.-Cotton-Sales
to-day $4,000 bales, including 5000 to spec
ulators and exporters, closing firm. Bread
stuffs quiet, but firm. Provisions dull.