Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-20
LATEsE -Rx TELEeRAPH..
One Day Later frOm Europe.
ARRIVAL or THE NonriI AmnnIcAN

PoEILAND, April lo.--The steamer North
American, from Liverpool on the 4th, ola
QEnsenstown on the 9th inst, arrived here to-
night. Ho loa asim ~ n' ,
oerning the cooie trade in Southern norris of
China. The information is derived from de-
positions of one hundred and FIVE men taken
from the coolie receiving ship. An inquiry
was ordered by the allied commanders in
CHIEF and il was found that In three ooolis
ships, two American and one Oldenburp bark,
the coolies had been kidnapped, and o nom
inal consent to eight years engagement In
Cuba was wrung from them by horrible modes
of torture. iafl.i 70 uufH ,af b. .Hf...
Louis Blanc had made n most successful
debut as public lecturer. Hi sgoa. fs.4.l
Naples, april A. Factious persons at
tackled the troops Mt Palermo, but were dis
persed. The city is tranquil. f. .tYtt - f
Madrid, April 4.--When the troOps found
that General Ortega had deceived them as
TO the object of his movements, they refused
to march with the cry of Vioa Ia Roiae Or
tega fed, pursued by his own troops, Hopes
were entertained that he would be captured.
The troops thathe had misled made submis-
sion TO the Queen Perfect tranquility reigns
throughout the nation. All the deputies of
Madrid have presented an address TO the
Queen. i1sr.4f r,I-.ri-I,.i is.'r ..
iSDiEviand.-The National Council by a
vote of one hundred and six against three
and the Council of State, had voted the ex-
traordinary power demanded by the Federal
Council. la.a.t. .-..- .N.r.' '..... .t,
Sydney,. Australia, February 7.-Great
floods have destroyed much property. r.
The steamer Mona Seohdn, from Portland,
arrived at'Liverpool on Thursday, the 9TH
inst. -.t.a. e...u. a- --.ar..i',.. '- .g
lBy telegraph to Queenstown. y
london, ApriL 5.-Tho Daily Neiuss city
article Of yesterday evening, says; -fo
| To-day there was a further Improvement
| in the funds Of e, but in the afternoon they
rclapsed to Yesterdays prices. The supply
of Money is more liberal, but the high rates
continue. But little business is done below
Az to D per cent. U I' "a rs.t srfi
The 7Imess city article of this evening
'There has been fall in the shares of the
Great Western (Canada) Railroad on account
| of the non-declaration of the dividend. llli-
| nois Central declined on the announcement
of call" rr ...3t. no ..f IN.
| COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE ,f'
liverpool, APrit -Cotton--The brokers
circular report the sales for the last FIVE days
at 10000 bales The market will be closed
tomorrow, it being Good Friday. Al
| qualities have slightly declined, and inferior
qualities are very difficult To sell, except a
irreglar prices. Sales to-day (Thursday
1000 bales, including 1000 on speculation
and for export. The market closes steady
with a fair demand, at the following quota
tions: Fair Orleans nd; Middling do. 6skd
Fair Mobiles I'D; Middling 6Ld.; Fair Up
lands ID; Middling 3-l6d. Hs' '
The stock in port is 10000 bales, including
$1,000 American. g. rar'
The Manchester trade report says there ha
been no change since Tuesday. There ha
been steady business in cloths at ful
prices.
observation-disclosures. Richardson, Spence
Co, report breadstuffs quiet and steady
| rovisions.-Market inactive but steady
The, holiday has produced quietness in tn
market. (l' -H
Produce.-Ashes quiet at 29@29s. 6t
Pearls quiet at 33@33s Cd Sugar quiet, an
declined 3@6d. Rice quiet. Coffee steady
!, Cod Oil 36@3ss. Einseed Oil 29@2Ss. 6t
Resin dull at As. 3d.@4s. 3D., for common
! Spirits of Turpentine dull at 35s. Cd. Tea
: sales unimportant. .-
Owing to the closing of the markets to
morrow and Friday, the commercial new
herewith forwarded is as late as win go ou
on the america on Saturday
London, April 5.-Consols closed at 949S@
94H for Money, and 94H@945s for account