Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-30
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| Arriual Of the Prince of Wuies - The
Empress of France in England - Fsnan-
eiat pressure in England and Fiaace-
addressing from Itaty and China.
New YORK, Nov. IS.
The Arabia, with dates to the 18th, arrived
! at Halifax last evening.
The City of Washington arrived at
Queenstown 10th.
GREAT BRTAIN.-The Prince of Wales
fleet has arrived. The details of the return
voyage show that the feet experienced head
winds and bad weather during the whole
| voyage. The vessels were within a davis
sail of Eng land on the 9th, when a heavy
gale prevented any further progress. They
had only a weeks provisions on board, and
| the royal party, for the last few days, lived
on salt-preserved provisions. The party,
however, landed all well and the Prince
| reached Windsor Castle on the evening of
the 10Th. The return Of the Prince was
made the theme OF congratulatory editorials
by the press generally, and the re-iteration
| OF warm compliments to the American people,
The Empress Eugene arrived in London
on the 18th inst. she remained there two
days In the strictest ancognita. She will
make visit to Scotland in hopes of repair.
ing her injured health
The Bishop Of Worcester is dead.
The minimum rate of discount by the
Bank of England, On the 9TH inst, was 6 per
cent, although no gold had been drawn that
day, and none had been since. This move.
ment was telegraphed to the Bank of France.
since the contemplated additional withdrawal
of more gold from the Bank of England by
that Bank was suspended. Australian gold
m fha Of
which was immediately bought for the Bank
OF France, and this temporarily prevented any
further withdrawal from the Bank of England.
There was renewed confidence on Friday, and
the funds slightly improved, closing firm,
The discount market continued to present an
anxious and unsettled appearance, and no
business had been done below the bank min
imum. In many cases, six per cent. wss the
lowest rate that would be taken. Three
months paper was not negotiable below 7 Der
cent.
Paris advices say that, although the press
ure for gold on the Bank of France continued,
that establishment had decided not to have it's
rate of discount above A per cent. for the
present. 1t was thought that the Bank of
France would continue to obtain gold supplies
from England; but the Times CITY article
uDedSineSS
although the drain on the Bank of France
since the statement is said to have been i'm
menSe.
The commercial treaty of France and Eng.
land was completed at Paris, on the 10th, and
received the final signatures.
Mr.. Golden was said to be COMPLETELY
Frustrated by his labors.
ITALY.-~There was no movement Of impor.
lance here.
A conspiracy had been discovered at Gaeta
against Francis the Second Two officers
and two men were shot.
The Official Piedmomtese Gazette of the
18th says that the Neapolitans, under Gen.
saoeans, had proposed to hurry the surrender
of the Neapoitan troops who remained outside
Of Gaeta, consisting of ten battallions of
chausseurs and regiment of cavalry.
Faerte had rejected the proposition. After
combat, on the 18th, the Bourbon troops re-
entered Gaeta, and the Sardinians took I'D
fresh positions around the town. The gar
rison of Gaeta consisted of Is battallions, but
4 dispatch announces that two merchant
steamers, carrying French colors, had left
Iaeta with troops supposed to be for Vecchia.
liverpool Market.-Flour dull and offered
It reduction. Wheat dull and declined La
~ per cWt. extra WESTERN, LIS oo(0t1S I'D;
White 12s 6d914s. Corn dull mixed and
'ellow, 38@SS3. .... .......,.T.
An attempt had been made to introduce
rms into Hungary. English vessels were.
ngaged in the enterprise.
Austrian preparations for war continued at
iantua. -..
CHrNA.-rhe Paris Moniteur asserts that
ne latest telegram from Sir Hope Grant fully
uthorises the hope that recourse to arms
ill not be necessary in China.