, 1860-11-29
BY TELEGRAPH,
LATER FROM EURORE.
Arrival Home Of Prince Of Wales.
THE EMPRESS EUGENE IN ENGLAND.

NEW YonK, Nov. o8-The steamship Arn-
bin, with dates Of the 18th, arrived at Halifax
last evening.
GREAT BR1TA1k.--Thc Prince of Wales fleet
had arrived Tue details Of the return voyage
show TINT the fleet had experienced head winds
and bad weather during the entire voyage. The
vessels we're within days sail Of England On
the 9Th, when heavy gaie prevented any fur
ther progress: They liad m 9nly another week's s.s
the last five days lived On salt and preserved
provisions. The party, however, landed, all
we'll, and the Prince reached Windsor Castle
on the 18th.
The return of tue Pfince1s made the theme
Of con:ratulatory editorials by the press gen
erallv, ;usd the rcitcration Of warua compll-
mcnts to the american people.
The Empress Eugcnic arrived in London on
The 18th inst, and remained there two days It,
the strictcst incog,lito. She will make a visit
TO Scotland in tho hope Of repairing her injur-
ed health.
The Bishop of Worcester is dead.
The minimum rute Of discount was raised
by the Bank of England on the 18th inst, 10 6
per cent, although 10 gold had been dEawn
that day aud none had been since, This move
| lnent was tclcgraphcd 10 the Bank Of France
md the contemplated additional withdrawal
Of more gold from the Bank Of England by
that bank was suspended.
Australian gold to the value Of ESTE 600 ar
rived OH the 18th, which Was Immediately
bought for the Bank Of France, and this tenn
porarily prevented any further Withdrawals
from the Bank Of England.
There was more confidence on Eriday nnd
the funds slightly improved, closing firm.
The discount market continued to present
an anxious and unsettled appearance, and no
| business had been douc below the Bank mir
mum, and lit many cases per cent was the
! lowest rate that would bc taken. Three
haIr
cent, aud six months paper at = per cent The
| amount Of business done at the Bank on Fri
| day, although not amounting to q pressure,
| was large on the Stock Excilange. The rate
| for short loana, Government security, was
about i per cent
Paris adviees say that although tue pressure
| for gold on the Bank Of France continued, that
establishment had decided not to raise its rate
| Of discount above It per cent for the present.
| 1t was thought the Bank Of France would con-
tinue to obtain gold supplies from England,
but the Times city article maintains that that
need excite no nncasiness, although the drain
on the Bank Of France since the statement il
said 10 have been immense.
| The shares of the Grand Trunk Railway Of
Canada rallied per cent on the 10th.
| FNAEcE.-Therc were ru1nors of Ministerial
changes rife 1t was reported that n. Lailly,
who figured in The Savoy negotiations, was TO
be Minister of the Interior.
t The commercial treaty Of France and Eng.
land was completed at Paris On tho 18th, and
received final signatures. afr. Golden was
said to be COM letely prostrated by the labors.
1TALT.-Thcrc was no movement Of import.
ance. There was report that conspiracy
had hcen discovered at Gaeta against Francis
II. Two officers and two men we're shot.
Tie official Piedmontcse Gazfte Of the 15t1,
says that the Ncapolitans under Gen. Sabrcans
had proposed to Fanti the surrender Of the
Neapo1itau troops, who remained outside ol
Gaeta, consisting Of ten battalions Of Chae
] scurs and 4 regiment Of cavalry. Fasti reject
cd the proposition.
After combat on the l2th, the Bourbo,
troops reentcred Gaeta, and the Sandman:
took up fresh positions around the town. Til
garrison of Gaeta consisted ofeishtcen battnl
ions, but q dispatch announces that two mcr
chaut steamers carrying French colors hat
left Gaeta with troops supposed for Ciyit'
I Tccc1ia
The aayices from Manchester arc unfayora
bic. Market for cotton goods and yarn had
declining tendency, but prices nolninally un
changed, with light transactions.
VERY LATEST BY TIE ARABIA.
HALIFAX, Nov. 27-The following are til
very latest adyices by the Arabia, via Queens
| town.
AUsTR1A.-An attempt had been made to in
troducc arms into Hungary. English vessel
were engaged in the enterprise. Austrial
preparations tor war were continued.
Cn1SA.-Tlc Paris .loni&cur asserts that III
latest telegram from Sir Hope Grant full
authorizes tho hope that recourse to arm
will not be necessary in China.