Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-05

The news published in the German papers
that Napoleon has proposed congress Tor
the settlement of the Italian question, IS to-
tally unfOunded.
The Cologne Gazette publishes a Vienna
letter, which says that an Austrian note rel
ative 10 Garibaldis expedition will shortly
be forwarded
, Four Russian frigates, under the command
of the Grand-Duke Constantine, are about TO
proceed to Syria. -..,.--
The Duke of Modena is enrolling Tolun-
teers and purchasing horses.
The French Government has already made
known to the European Powers that its pro-
posal for raising Spain to the rank of great
Power, having piy3h rise to objections, II
win not endeavor for the present 70 carry
i out.
lie Nord repeats its account of the ar
rangements at Toplitz, Notwithstanding the
official denial.
The same journal states that suggestions
made by Prussia for the reorganization oi
the army of the Confederation were strongly
disapproved of by the secondary German
States, who considered that the giving up OF
the command of the military forces to one
or both of the great Powers would be the
| first toward their extinction. The smaller
States have refused to abdicate so much oi
| their independent sovereign power.
Shanghai, June 29.-Lord Elgin and Baron
| Grus have arrived.
Sir Hope Grant and Admiral Hope have
/ leftfor Pachels.
This city is protected by the allies.
The rebels are making progress, and trade
| with the interior is stopped.
Canton, July 8.-Matters are more settled
One hundred vessels and transports were in
Fuchow Bay on the gath of June.
The MandaAns have been ordered to fur
nish no supplies to the allies.
Liverpool Market -LiDerpooL August a.
The Brokers Circulars report sales of the
| week 63, 800 bales, of which $3.50 were taken
| by spectators and $3.50 by exporters. Mid
| ding qualities slightly dearer, but the bad
| weather checks business. Holders offer theiI
stocks freely but do not press sales. The
sales to-day (Friday) were 5000 bales, in
Guiding 5000 on speculation and export, the
market closing steady at the following au
thorized quotations: Fair Orleans 72s; mid
ding do. 61S; fair Mobile 4 middling do
1916; fair Uplands 62z; middling do. 5%
Stock in port estimated at !, ,i28, 900 bales, o
which 940,O were American. Imports o
the week 30, 4O4 bales.
Advices from Manchester are unfavorable
the market dull.
Breadstuffs tend upward and Wheat an
| Flour are slightly higher, owing to the un
favorable weather. Another report say
fine Wheat is in good demand at fully Tue:
days prices. Other qualities unchanged.
In Flour there is large business, with a
improvement of Cd. per sack; barrels un
changed. Provision market dull, but steady
Corn unchanged.
London Mdrkets.-Wheat in good deman
at an advance of Is. per sack. Flour q
dearef. Oats in brisk demand at Wedne'
days price. Barley quiet at very full rate
Consols closed to-day at 92M@92S fC
Money and Account.
A private dispatch per the Palestine repor
a great excitement in American Securiti
in London: Illinois Central had advance
M erp and B9% for OeE tfa SU Bo"d
New York Central Shares, SO; New Yor
Skies, Bonds, 80; Michigan Central Share
60; do. per cent, 80; Erie Shares, %; d
third mortgage, "a; United States Fives,