Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
Two Days Later from Europe.
THE CANADA OFF CAPE RACE.

Mail steamship Canada, from Liverpool on
Saturday, the 22d, eva Queenstown on the
23d ultl passed Cape Race at eleven o'clock
last night en- route to Halifax and Boston.
She was bearded by the news-yacht of the
Associated Press, and the following summary
Of news was obtained.
The Prince AJerL from New York. mr.
rived at Galway on the 2lst. The Africa
arrived at Liverpool on the 26th.
The news is unimportant.
Italian affairs were unchanged. The Pa
pal army was virtually disbanded.
Ancona was besieged and blockaded.
Garibaldi was preparing TO march against
Capua. He had again said that he would
only proclaim the Kingdom of Italy from
Rome.
The Paris Bourse had advanced 4 per
cent.
Vague rumors existed in England Of un-
satisfactory news from China Vid Russia.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Canada took the place of the ATabia
in consequence Of the latter having damaged
her wheels in docking. The EtRa is adver-
tised for Halifax and New York on the goth.
The Queen and Prince Albert were en-
barking at Gravesend for Antwerp on the
day the Canada left. The weather was again
unfavorable for crops.
On the 22d ult., Garibaldis troops had dis
embarked at the mouth of the Gairgliano,
and intercepted the communication of the
royal troops between Capua and Gaeta.
Garibaldi had been to Palermo and pub
lished a fresh proclamation to the inhab-
itants, repeating that he will only proclaim
to the inhabitants at Rome the Constitution
| and Kingdom, and will not accomplish the
amalgamation at present.
1t was expected that on his return he will
operate against Capua An early capitula-
ton of that place was anticipated.
The official Turin Gazette gives a formal
denial to the reports of certain letters hav-
ing been received and answered by the
King. The statement is, nevertheless, reit-
Grated in the Turin correspondence, and the
substance of the Kings reply TO Garibaldi is
given. The King wrote his reply without
consulting his Ministers, as it concerned
them personally. 1t completely saves the
| dignity of the Crown.
| He speaks in the language Of q sovereign
| Justly hurt in his dnaour-propre; points out
| that he knows how resist the suggestions
and influences of foreign power, eveu when
menacing, and declares that he can not com
| ply with such strange pretensions from
man whose success seems to mislead him.
1t was reported that the Papal army was
virtually disbanded after the defeat of Gen.
Lamorieiere. The London Times regards it
as no longer in existence, and argues that
the 1000 men besieged in Ancona can have
no motive in prolonging a resistance and
may already be regarded as prisoners.
The Emperor and Empress of France had
returned from Algeria.
The Bourse was firm and animated.
The Emperor of Austria and Prince Re-
gent of Prussia will not be accompanied by
their Ministers to Warsaw.
1t was rumored that Napoleon had caused
the Gar TO be notified that he would have
pleasure in joining the circle at Warsaw,
and dispel, by personal explanations, the
distrust entertained respecting the designs
of France.
Rio Janeiro dates to August 25 are re-
ceived.
Exchange had advanced to l6I. Coffee
was active at unchanged rates sales, since
last advices, of A, 900 bags, of which 10, OOO
bags were for the United States. Receipts
averaged 10000 bags per day.
liverpool Mdrket.-LdUerpool September
22.-The advices from Manchester are favor
able, and the market firm, with an advancing
tendency.
The weather is unsettled.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co., Big
land, Athya & Co. and others, report Flour
quiet, but steady, at 29s. Cd d(03ls. Wheat
firm at Tuesdays advance: sales of red Wis
consin at ll@l2s. and white l2s. 4d (1l3s
Cd. Corn firm and advanced 3D.; sales OF
mixed and yellow at 35s., and white at 379
3Ss.
Provisions-Beef steady. Pork firm, but
quiet Bacon inactive. Lard steady. Tai
low firm: sales of American at 52@52s. Cd
Cheese declined 1@2d.
Liverpool September Cotton Sales
yesterday of 1000 bales, including 1000 Ia
Spectators and exporters the market closing
quiet, but firm. Breadstuffs are steady and
firm. Provisions quiet.
London Mdrket-Loadon, September 22.-
Messrs. Barring & Bros. report new English
Wheat declined 2@3s. per quarter, owing to
the bad condition; old advanced Is: sales Of
white American at 56@6Os., and red at $40
5ss. Flour-Sales at 27@3ls. Iron Rails
and Bars dull at f5 5s.@5 los; Pig steady
Sugar quiet. Tea--An qualities Slightly
declined; Congou, Is. 3d.@ls. I'D. TalloW
quiet. Coffee firm.
London Money Mdrket.-London, Septembei
22.-The Money market is unchanged, will
the exception of q rather more active de
mand. Bullion in the Bank of England ha
increased fl46, coo since the last report
Consols closed yesterday at 931S(993H fO
money, and 93A@93T for account. Ba
Silver, 5s. d-@6s. l9sd. Dollars, 6s. 2d@
IS. 22sd.
+ London Money Mdrket-London, Septem5ei
9 23-P M.-Consols closed yesterday at 931;
. @93L for money, and 9314@93% for &C
g count. Messrs. Barring Bros. report Amer
. ican securities generally firm: U. S. Skies
Z. bonds of 1868, 93@99; U. s. Fives 931<@
93%; Pennsylvania Fives, bonds 1877, 81
Messrs. Bell Co. report an active marke
for investment.
s Hapre Market- HARE, September 49,
e Cotton = New Orleans tres-oydiaairs 93f
d New Orleans 6aS S3f Sales of the wee
: 5000 bales the market closing dull Stoc
!. in port 1856 900 bales. The wheat marke
s has declining tendency, but quotations ar
nominal for American.