New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-21
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The steamship Nova Scotian from Quebec arrived
Tie RE DoRy Ners saws: About $1,000 Neapoltan
troors 1900 horses and 80 guns, being pursued by the
Sardinans took refuge in the Papal States at Terra
Gina At Casherua their progress was arrested by the
PaTa and French authorities and they VIII De at once
disarmed. week ago the strength OF the bourbon bon
army was vaIiously estimated at from 4,oOo 10 ooVo
mem the latter being regarded AZ an extreme state
ment We cannot reasonably set down Its losses by
the fall of Capua and the battle OF the Sd at less than
$4,000 nen Thus in less than week Francis ID has
lost 81, 600 men. -
BOMBAY MAIL.
Advices by the Bombay Mail were to Sept. ID
More animated demand il reported for cotton mannfac-
tures. Markets generally more cheerful, but all I'M
ports ruled at very low prices and considerable adj
vance must take place before profits can be realized
Cotton twist il in better demand and advanced rates.
Iron and cotton firm. News from home of an advance
at Liverpool, had caused Iise in Cotton The rise In
Linseed was maintained. Freights slightly higher.
The London Posts Paris correspondent transmits
the following telegram:
at is not true that the AngoFrench expedition to
China will advance to Pekin. The ENJOYS OF the two
Powers, with their suites and probably guards Of
honor will 90 the capital where the conditions OF
tie new peace will be signed. In virtue of clause
in the former treaty. an English and French Minister
will be accredited to Pekin where they will reside.
Times CITY Article) of Wednesday evening: The
English funds have been without the least movement
TODAY, but the tone of the market is rather firm. No
gold was taken from tie Bank The principal hucua-
tions in the Railway market to-day have been in Can
ads, which have been pressed for SALE the market be-
ing Oversuprhed have experienced further decline,
Yesterday morning, on the Eastern Counties Rail-
way, near the Brandon Station, carriage took fire,
owing, as is believed, TO the spontaneous combustion
Of certain articles of baggage on the roof. The fire
speedily eXtinguished, and no danger was done to
tie passengers.
The Post says after the fall of Gaeta, Garibaldis
resolution is TO retire for a time TO private life.
Tie Daily Neus says the bills of Spencer p Pencil,
merchant, Of Liverpool, have been returned.
Jute sold Yesterday at an advance Of Isl d20 tun.
The Po,t states that NJ. de Persigny, the French
Embassador, will arrive in London today 10 be pres
en at the Lord Mayors banquet tomorrow, the invi
tation to which transmitted to him by Lord John
Russell.
The Times regards the interference of the French
Admiral with the operations of the Sandman Squadron
the Ne8politan coast the most ineXplcable cpl
code of the present campaign and says 1t requires all
our confidence in the ability Of the Emperor TO per-
suade that bis policy is not series of vagaries the
offspring of mOmentary impulse, or the conflicting
counsels of Ministers and allies.
Letters from Naples in The Times and Daily Ncos
state that Gavazzi bad been threatened in his own
house by crowd which assembled outside, and cried,
" death 10 Gavazzi." detachment of the National
Guard remained there during the day. Garbald has
confirmed certain privileges which he had conferred
Gavazz and the Padre was to preach on the following
day.
The Daily News City artele) Gays: Although the
expectation Of an early advance in the Bank of En-
funds remain firm. In the share market the principal
feature was a further severe fall in the stock of the
two principal American Railway Companies In the
discount market the supply of money continues ample
but rather higher rates demanded to-day in an
ticipation of a movement at the Bank tomorrow
Good short bills taken at 32d4 T. cent. The
applications at the Bank We're heavy and betOkened
general impression that the rate will be raised to-mor-
row. During the last few days the banks have raised
the terms for advances upon long bills from to Al 5
q cent.
The Times CITY article) SAYS the demand for dis
count al the Bank was extremely heavy yesterday.
The expectation Of an upward movement. The rate
to-day has III some degree diminished. There is no
real commercial pressure, and the majority of the ap
piCations yesterday must be regarded simply as a
precauiOn. Ii il not improbable, therefore, that an
immediate advance NAV still be deemed unnecessary
especially further large Withdrawals Of gold are
likely Just at present, TO be made from the Bank on
French account. Moderate remittances will continue
10 90 10 Spain but these and ANYTHING casually re-
quired for Paris, WILL it is thought, be nearly all sap-
ried by arrivals from Australia and Panama. At the
time it is still peculiar feature Of the period that
existing rate Of discount is considerably higher
than the rate on the Continent. The stock of bullion
is fully equal TO the average of 81 when the rate was
only per cent. There il rigid precedent for an in
crease, and the matter merely stands at point 70
nicely balanced that no fault can be found whichever
corrse may be adopted.
BERsR, Wednesday.-To-day, NJ Massignac remit
ted TO the President of the Federal Council his creden-
tials az French Charge d AGdires dd interim. The
Marquis Turgot will not therefore, return to his post
for the present.
CALCUTTA, Oct. Gen. WOODBURY. and DR.. Burst
are dead.
THE VOTING IN SICILY.
telegram dated Naples, Nov. 6, has been received,
giving the officially announced result of the voting in
Sicily upan the question of annexation. 1t is as fol-
lows: Yeas, 432,O54; Nays, Co..
SosTHAnPTos, Wednesday. The p. e. c. Co.'s
steamship Oneida with the heavy portion Of the China
and Calcutta mails has arrived off Hurst Castle tele-
graph station.