Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
Two Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICA


North America, from Liverpool November
l, via Londonderry on the End, arrived at
this port at $50 P. NJ, to-day.
The Cunard Company announce the re-
commencement of their fortnightly screw
line to New York, on Tuesday, the 9th of
November. The Etnu has been sold.
The Earl of Dongonald died in London,
October 81, aged eighty-five.
FrGnoe--F Formidable naval and military
preparations are going on, and some writers
construe the recent Council of War at st.
Cloud, as palpable indication Of an eventual
campaign.
r. The Emperor on the 31st reviewed 10000
men, near Paris. Bivouacking and all the
proceedings of a regular campaign were
represented. .,.,
The Bourse, on the 3lst, was firmer. Rentes
advanced u, closing at 69f. 25c.
Itdly-On the 9th the Sandman hotilia
cannonaded the Royalists near Gaeta. The
French Admiral dispatched frigate to stop
the firing. Admiral Burzona retired, and re-
turned to Naples expressing regret at the
! conduct of the French. n..d-
| There was nothing as to Victor En-
manuePs visit to Naples.
IL was denied that Austria had informed
European Cabinets of her intention to send
an ultimatum to Turin. On the contrary,
| she had reiterated her assurance of pursuing
a purely defensive policy.
Count Riechburg had given explanation
to the diplomatic corps relative to the War
saw interview. u@-
| Austria put the three following questions
| to Russia:
| "Will your Government recognize the
facts which have been or may be accom-
| plished in Italy2"
"Should Austria be attacked by Sardinia,
| and the latter supported by another great
! Power, what would be their attitude2"
! SIN the event of another war, and its be-
ing transferred to German territory, what
would Prussia dor"
The answers are not given, but Count
| Riechburg stated that Austria was about to
issue circular note to its representatives
about giving the results. s...,- ,. ,o n.r.
The German journals are unanimous in
pronouncing the Warsaw Conference
failure.
The Berlin National Gazette says that at
Warsaw not the slightest demonstration was
made to the French programme.
Spdin-Marshal O'Donneu, in the COrte
on the 10th, reiterated that Spain had re
solved to remain neutral in The affairs o
Italy. He also protested against the doub
expressed of the loyalty of Napoleon towar(
/ the Spanish Government.
CkinG-The steamer, Cqrdud, which wa
conveying overdue China mails, met will
an accident to her shaft 80,
Great Britain-Admiral Sir Charles Ma
: pier had been seized with sudden and sever
: illness, and there was considerable anxiety
as to his recovery. H.. r..,
Parliament had been further prorogue
from November TO January 8.
Rarey had given, at the Crystal Palace,
farewell exhibition, prior tohis departure t
/ the United States. '. e.
France-Prince Metternieh and Baro
Hubner were received by the Emperor o
the 28th. r. il
Very active warlike preparations wer
going forward in France, but the Minister {
Foreign Affairs had pronounced again;
France taking part in any new conflict bt
tween Sardinia and Austria. Prince Met
ternich had explained to the French Govern
! ment the present policy of Austria. lntel
nal reforms would be carried out in all sill
! cerity, and as regards external matters, sh
| will maintain her line of defensive polio,
The permanent armaments and concentri
1 tiou of troops in Venetia have no other ol
! I iect than for repelling an attack. Austr
: 4 considers the assembling of Congress us
less, unless the great Powers agree befOr
hand on a common programme, of whiC
!. there is little likelihood. .-si s'.t-
The Vanderbilt arrived at Oowes on Il
: lsG, and the Gty Of BGltiw0re at QueenstoW
on the same day. ,... .,r
: Liverpool, NopeRsJer l--Sales Of CottC
for three days were db,00O bales, inclgdir
36, 900 to spectators and exporters. The
had been advance of N92sd., caused by Il
late American news. Speculative inqui
;: large, and the market closes with an u
d ward tendency
It Manchester advices are favorable.
o Breadstuffs generally steady and quit
! Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co., Wax
/ field, Nash & Co., and others, report Flo
k opened dull, with quotations barely mai
70 tanned, but closed firm at 30@32s. WhS
'e quiet and firm: red Western, lis. 6d@l
Ie 4d,; Southern, Us. 6d.@l3sa white, l2s. Sd
l. las. Corn opened quiet but closed hrln
mixed, 36s. 9d.i yellow, 39s.@9ss. Cd; viii
OF 40945s.
e. Provisions quiet. Messrs. Bigland, Atha
a & Co., and others, report Beef duh. PC
quiet. Bacon quiet. Lard quiet at
fallow steady, at SIS @57s. Sd. ...l<
1 Produce Sugar baOyant. Rice fiji
an Coffee quiet. .a17
n Liverpool, NoVem6er 1.-Cotton-Sales
he the week, III, 900 bales. Prices I'd. hig
ON the week, and in some cases sd.
an Breadstuffs quiet but steady. Provisi
en- steady.
Of London Market London Nopem6sr
ed Breadstuffs steady. Sugar bneyant at
'ly advance of 6d@ls, Coffee quiet. Tea u
on Rice firm. y l..1,a
D. London Money hgkst--LondOsl,N NopOH
I.--Money market generally unehAnl
Oonsols closed at 921Z993 for money
MS \ account. Illinois Central Shares, 2lft
4 New York Central do, sl1ki Erie. 80,