Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-29

ARABIA, with dates to the 18th inst, arrived
at Halifax last evening. l.us - 'rr
The steamship City of Washington arrived
at Queenstown on the 10th instant.
Great Brttdin--The Prince-of-W Wales feet
had arrived. Tht details sf the return vow
ageSbow that the feet had experienced head
winds and bad weather during the entire
voyage.
The vessels were within a days sail of
England, on the 9th instant, when heavy
gale prevented any further progress. They
had only another weeks provisions on
board, and the Royal party, for the last few
day, lived on salt and preserved provisions.
The party, however, landed all well, and the
Prince reached Windsor Castle on the even
ing of the 18th
The return of the Prince is made the theme
OF conRratulating editorials by the press
generally, and the reiteration of warm COM
pliments to the American people.
The Empress Eugenie arrived in London
on the 18th instant, and remained there two
days, in the strictest inc0gnito. She will
make visit to Scotland in the hope of re-
pairing her impaired health.
The Bishop of Worcester is dead.
The minimum rates ofdiscount were raised
by The Bank of England on the 18th to six
per cent, although no gold had been drawn
that day, and none had been since. The
movement was telegraphed to the Bank of
France, and the contemplated additional
withdrawal Of more gold from the Bank of
England by that bank was suspended
Australian gold, to the value of f575,OOO,
arrives on the 10th, which was immepiately
bough for the Bank of France, and this tenn
porarily prevented any further Withdrawals
from the Bank of England
q. There was more confidence on Friday, and
the funds slightly improved, closing firm.
Tho discount market continued to pre-. .ent an
anxiois and unsettled appearance, and no
business had been done below the bank min
imum, and in many cases six per cent. was
the lowest rate that would be taken, Three
months paper was not negotiable below
seven pei cent, and six months paper at
eight per cent. t..9 w-l sai 9l' T.
The amount of business done at the bank
on Friday, although not amounting to a
pressure, was large. A
On the stock exchange, the rate for short
loans, Government security, was about four
per cent.
Paris advices say that although the press
ure for gold on the Bank of France coatin-
ued, that establishment had decided not to
raise, its7r rate otc'discount above " per cent.
for tie present. 1t was thought the Bank
of France would continue to obtain gold
supplies from England, but the 7Ta,ess city
article maintains that this need excite no
uneasiness, although the drain on the Bank
of France, since the statement, is said to
have been immense Shares of the Grand
Trunk Railway of Canada rallied per cent.
on the 10th. 4.. ~ ID
France-There were rumors of Minis
terial changes rife.
Itwas reported that NJ. Salty, who figured
in the Savoy negotiations, was to be Minister
of the Interior. .-. .ss y.
The commercial treaty of France and En-
gland was completed at Paris on the 10th,
and received final signatures.
Mr.. Golden was said to be completely
prostrated by his labors.
The BouIse, on the 10th, was firmer, and
"a higher, closing at 69.95.
Italy.-There was no movement of i'm
portance. t.
There was a report that a conspiracy had
been discovered at Gaeta against Francis III.
Two officers and two men were shot.
The official Piedmontese Gazette of the
18th says that the Neapolitans under Gen.
Sabreous had proposed TO Fanti the surren-
der of the Neapolitan troops who remained
outside of Gaeta, consisting Otter battalions
OF Chasseurs and regiment of cavalry.
Fanti rejected the proposition. After a COM
bat on the 18th, the Bourbon troops re-
entered Gaeta and the Sardinians took up
fresh positions around the town. The garrf-
son of Gaeta consists Of eighteen battalions;
but dispatch announces that two merchant
steamers, carrying French colors, had left
Gaeta with troops, supposed for Civita Vec-
CHA. .sl t1.J
Au,triG-An attempt had been made to
Introduce arms into Hungary, English YES
sells were engagedin the enterprise. Austrian
preparations for war were continuing at
Mantua. ,-..r
Chind-The Paris Moniteur reports that
the last telegram from Sir Hope Grant fully
authorizes the hope that a recourse to arms
will not be necessary in China. t..f
Liverpool Mdrket-COtton-The Brokers'
Circular reports sales of the week at IA 4ODO
bales, including $4,000 to spectators and
5000 to exporters. Market opened firm and
closed very dull and irregular, with a slight
decline on all descriptions, amounting to "a
@9sd. on lower qualities, and I'D. on mid
ding ta e
Business was almost suspended by the ad-
vance in Bank rates. Friday, 5000 bales, in
cluding~ 1000 to spectators and ex-
porters, were sold. The market closed dull
at the following authorized quotations:
Fair OrleaDs7Md middling, 7d fair Mobile,
7%d.i middling, 69d.; fair Uplands, 7Ad.;
middling, 634d. The estimated stock in
port is 5O9900 bales, of which 44s, 900 are
American.
Breadstuffs had a declining tendency.
Richardson, Spence & Co. report Flour dull,
and offered at areduction. Quotations 2ss.@
Bis Cd.
Wheat dull, and declined l02 per GENITAL
for extra Western, lis. 5d.@lls. Id; white,
l2s. Cd @14s. Corn firm. Mixed and yell
low, 3s@3ss. 3d.; white, 43@45s. Wakefield,
Nash 4 Co. say fine Wheat is generally un-
changed, but inferior is unsaleable at the
reduction. Provisions generally quiet. Beef
dull. Pork quiet. Bacon quiet, and no
American in market; closed at 63s. .0963s. Cd.
Ashes steady pots 2ss Sd. 5a...t.
The adyices from Manchester are unfa-
voFable. Tho market for Cotton Goods and
Yarns has a declining tendency, but prices
nominally unchanged, with light transae-
tions.
9 Q London Money Markst.-Consols closed at
931S@95H for money, and 93H@932s for
account. The bullion in the Bank of En-
gland had decreased f5S2, 900. The Bank
raised its rate of discount to 6 per cent. on
the 18th inst rf'i
Barring Brothers quote Bar Silver 5s1k,
Mexican Dollars b.b2H, American Eagles
nominal, at 76982. In American Stocks,
Barring Brothers report limited business,
at previous rates. Bell 4 Co. report the
market generally unchanged. Barings
Circular reports Breadstutfs quiet, and
quotations barely mentioned. 49,
The following are the very latest adviees
by the Arabia Oid Queenstown. The Ardbia
will be due at Boston at midnight OF We'd
nesday. rei Z, f.fll.ll.. ,.lls.sg. -
London, Saturday Eceniag, NoUember IT,
Consols closed at % 1s(193I for money, and
e39S for account The pressure for money
has SLIGHTLY relaXed "a - ttg r--..r,s ~