The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-11
Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIvAL OF THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, February 10.-Ths steamer CAN
ada, which left Liverpool at ten o'olock on the
morning of the 28th ult., arrived here at one
o'clock this P. M. The steamer Atna was to
leave for New York shortly after.
Great Britain.-In the House Of Lords, on
the 26th, Lord Brougham gave notice that ne
would, on an early day, move for some returns
relative to slavery, and would bring the whole
question before the House. He would also
move for the returns for the cotton imported
into England from America. He made his
motion on the following evening.
The Duke of Newcastle, in response, said
the returns should be produced, and the Gov
srnment would do all in its power to suppress
the slave trade.
The Morquis Of Normandy asked the Gov
srnment whether they had received any IN
formation of negotiations said to be progress
ing between France and Sardinia for the an
nsxation of Savoy to France.
The Earl of Granville said the government
had no information Of tho kind, and tho French
Government had not been made acquainted
with their operations as to such arrangement.
On the 9th Mr.. Griffith called attention to
q rumor that 10000 French troops were ex-
pected at Leghorn, and inquired whether ther',
was any reason to suppose that the object Of
such moqement was to prevent the annexa-
ton of Central Italy to Sardinia.
Lord John Russell said there was no truth
in the statement, ard he had no reason what
ever TO believe that the French Government con-
templated any such steps with the view imputed
to it in the question. He also states, in reply
to q question by Mr.. Monckler Mines, that
in compliance with the address Of the House
on the cruelties practicsd on board American
ships, he had communicated with the Ameri-
can Government, aud power had been given
by It to Mr.. Dallas to enter into negotiation to
put an end to tho atrocities SO disgraceful to
humanity. [Cheers,] =. -.
A convention was being drawn up with this
object in view.
The Attorney General gave notice Of a bill
for the consolidation and amendment Of the
bankruptcy laws.
The remains of Captain Harrison were re-
moved from Southampton on the 26th, amid
every demonstration of respect. The bells
were tolled, minute guns fired, and shops
closed.
The commercial treaty between England
and France attracted much attention. Some
of its provisions had been published.
Later advices had been received from Aus
tralia.
There was panic at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
failures had occurred.
--latest via Queenstown.1
LISBON, January 26.-The Cortes has been
opened. The Kings speech mentions the
friendly relations of Portugal with all nations
MADRID, January 27.-There is nothing
new from the seat Of war.
PARIS, January 29.--The Uniuerse publishes
q letter Of the Pope to the Archbishop and the
Bishops, setting forth the motives of his refusal
to accept the advice Of the Emperor to give up
the Romagna.
| Commercial Intellisence.
L1vERpooL.-Salss of cotton for the week
5000 bales; 10000 on speculation and 1l5,.
900 on export. Cotton active, market closed
active with an improvement on the fair and
middle qualities Of 1-16@Td., particularly ID
uplands. Sales on Friday 10000 bales, Of
which 5000 to spectators and exporters
closed firm.
The following are the authorized quotations
Fair Orleans tx; Middling Orleans 6 SIG
Fair Mobile III; Middng Mobile 6A; Fall
Uplands Z; MiddIing Uplands 81. Stock ir
port 642,OO0 bales, of which 446,O0O were
American. Advices from Manchester favor.
able; goods and yarns were selling at full
prices.
Breadstuffs Richardson, Spence & Co. re-
port Flour dull, with declining tendency
sales 23s.(024s. cd. Wheat dull with down
ward tendency at previous quotations. Corn
steady, and rather more inquiry at 3Os. Cd. Il
32s.
Provisions--R. s. & Co., and Biglsnd & Co
report Beef steady; holders offer freely but slow
no disposition 10 press sales. Pork quiet bu
| steadv Lard BIS. to 58s Sd.
Baring's circular reports BreadstuffS quiet
but steady. Coffee quiet. Iron steady.
Money was in good demand, at unchanged
rates. Consols closed on Friday at 94ss@
941% for both money and account. The bull
lion in the Bank of England had decreased
1885,, 900. Baring's circular reports business
| in American securities limited, at previous
prices. United States skies, bonds Of 1868
90; Massachusetts tives, 1927; Pennsylvsnit
6ves, rs; bonds of 1878, 97@97L. Railroad
bonds were heavy. Messrs. Bell 4 Co. repor
the market quiet and slightly cheaper.
The London Times, Of Friday, reports sales
of Illinois Central free lands, in 1860, at $50
91A, do. rs 70; New York Central sinking
fund at s41a, Erie rs I'd mortgages, SOH, do
Sd mortgages, 6SK.
--latest Markets by Telegraph to Queenstown.l
LIVERPOOL, Jspuary 29--P. M.-Sales o
cotton, yesterday, 1900 bales, including 3,OO'
speculation and export. Market closed firm
and previous advance was fully maintained q
Fridays rates.
Provisions quiet, with unimportant transac
tions.
| From South America.
| Nrw YopR Fehruarv 10-Tha steamer AT