Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-14
LATEST NEWS sY TELEeKAPR.
Two Days Later from Murope.
ARRIVAL OF THR.CANADA.

AAN hNAeNf ~ u = - ~ >'''-7 - r1 a--l
HALIFAX. November Is. - Tho steamer
Canada, from Liverpool on the Sd inst, Vid
Queenstown on the 4th, arrived here this
Il Is Stated that the steamer Etna has been
bought for Inman' New York Line.
Sir William Dennison is gazetted as Gov
ernor Of Madras.
The DAILY Netps publishes the text of the
dispatch OF Lord John Russell to The British
Minister at Turin, dated October 2T.. II says
the great questions which appear to the
British Government TO be at issue are these
"Were the people of Italy justified in asking
assistance of the King of Sardinia TO relieve
them from a government with which they
were dissatisfedF' ttna. rE tI1 l.
Russell says 1.-THE Government does not
feel justified in declaring that the people Of
Southern Italy have not good reasons for
throwing off their allegiance, and can not,
therefore, blame the King Of Sardinia"
The dispatch closes as follows: Tier
Majesty's Government will turn their eyes |
rather to the gratifying prospects of the
people building up an edifce of their hber- |
ties with the sympathies and good wishes of |
Europe" I.-n....-...-.- r.
II Was believed in Paris that the object of |
France in preventing the blockade Of Gaeta, |
by sea, was merely to facilitate the escape Of |
the King of Naples and prevent the eompl-
cations which would be the result Of his
capture!
The French journals offer no explanations.
The Bourse was firm at 69f 35c.
Itdly-According TO the Neapolitan ac-
counts, Gen. Cialdini was beaten with great
| loss, at Gariglanio. Some dispatches place
| his loss as high as 1000 killed and wounded,
| and FIVE guns taken.
Official dispatches from Turin say that
| these assertions are completely false, the
| Sardinans not being defeated at all. Gapua
I Il Il. Ia .4-Nn nNNA adnNs ~
/ lated on, the following day. The Neapoli-
| tans were allowed to leave with the honors
| of war, laying down their arms, and were to
90 to Naples on the Sd. . ......-..... u
Naples was Illuminated, and there was
great rejoicing.
An attack on Gaeta was shortly expected.
Victor Emmanuel had crossed the Gariglanio.
Ttrkek-It was reported that the Govern
ment was about to negotiate loan OF tl6-
100000 at Paris at 53M. A national forced
loan was also spoken of.
~ Great financial fluctuations were occur
ring at ConstaHtinople. .'......'..'. .'...-.... '
The India and China mails are aboard the
Z Canada. 81. ......... .......... .......sa,
The French version says that on the 2lst
the allies after vehement resistance, car
r ried by assault the most important of the
Takee forts Two hundred French and 200
English were put hors du combat. One thou
s sand Tartars were killed and found in the
/ fort among whom was the General-in- Chief.
The other forts surrendered successfully the
same evening. The capitulation gave the
allies the whole country as far as Tien-Sien,
and 600 brass guns-of large calibre.
i The ambassadors were at Tien-Sien, where
the Chinese Commissioner attended them to
open negotiations. ftwas reported that the
= ambassadors were soon to proceed to Pekin
with a cavalry escort. ......-....- .-..'. .....
The China tea market was dull.
The London money market was quiet and
3 steady. The China news had no effect on
Consols. Money was unchanged, but the
continued withdrawal of gold from the bank
Z / led to the expectation that the bank mini
7 mum was soon TO- be raised, possibly next
, week. .g..-I
r The .AfrieG was sat Queenstown on the
= afternoon of the 4th inst. IV yH - ,a
e ~ Live7pooI Market-AoVember 3.-Cotton--
t The Brokers circular reports the sales Of
i the week at Ill, 800 bales, including 4I000
to spectators and 10, 900 to exporters. There
has been an advance of all qualities, espec-
q tally in middling and lower grades, amount
: ing on the week to H9ssd. Fair qualities
a have also improved slightly. Sales on Fri
+ \ day Il, 600 bales, the market closing firm al
, the fullest prices. -l 2yA1 s29!Ej a'p.
: The advices from Manchester are more
n favorable, and holders were demanding an
3 advance. u .'2'e aeL =.
h - Observation-Disclosures. Richardson Spence
& Co. and others report Flour quiet, at |
d partial decline of Cd, quoted at 28@32s. Cd
It Wheat quiet but firm; red Western lis. Sd
g OBS; white l2@14s. Corn has an upward
q tendency, with a slight advance on all quail
d tiles. -~s 'oN.
t. Provisions - Market generally quiet
g Messrs. Bigland, Athya L Co, and others
le report Beef dull. Pork quiet and firm
D.. Bacon quiet. Lard quiet at 63s. Tallov
firm at 54(067s. 3d. s.J H Is' ID.
g Produce-The Brokers Circular re
= ports Ashes steady: POTS ass. .9d.@29s
50 Pearls sss. 6d.@2Ss. Sugar buoyant at Al
a. advance Of Sd. p n. ~
q, Der 3.-Ccnsols 92JS@93, for Money and az
90 count. The weekly returns Of the Bank I
6 England show decrease in bullion ST f30T
- 600. The market is generally unchanged /
y rates. -. .f. -.- .-. -' t
81 American Stoeks-Messrs. Bell & Co. n
in port State Stocks buoyant and slightl
to dearer with large purchases of New NOr
ge and Ohio State Stocks, re-embursable ne'
he January. Railway securities generally III
be changed. United States Skies bonds -
lie 1868, 98@10O; United States Fivesp Of 1855
al 94@9411; Kentucky Skies, ofolSbs and l87
Ut 92@94. -l. 70
tn Liverpool November 4.-The receipt of le
tiers from America per the VGnder6a
ed caused renewed excitement in the Cott'
nd market and further slight advance W
ID. experienced. There was large specuatl
of inquiry; the sales last evening are estimat
at from 25, 600 to 10000 bales.
Dr. BFeadstuffs quiet and steady. Corn buo
as ant at extreme prices. Provisions quiet
Did London, NoUember 4-Consols closed "
ng terday at SO for Money and Account. \
lie, latest sales Of American Securities were u
err nois Central Shares at % discounts NJ
to York Central 79@8l, and Erie 35H.