Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02
Two Days Later from 4uro pc.
TnE EUROPA, OFF CARE RACE.

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| Queenstown the 2lst ult., was boarded oi
this point at five A NJ. to-day, by the news
| yacht of the Associated Press.
The royal mail-steamer PCTSid from New
York arrived at Liverpool on the Goth. Sht
carried ont the news of the burning of th'
| ConndughL
Great Britain.-The weather in England
continued unsettled and stormy. A Goth.
newspaper supposes that the only daughter
of the Duke of Saxe-Leiningen, just turn
seventeen, is the destined bride ofthe Prince
| of Wales.
Fraace-Count Persigny, the French Min
| lister to London, had gone to Pars on q
! summons of the Emperor. 1t was reported
that he would soon replace M. Thouvend in
| the foreign office. The French Bishops and
clergy continued boldly, and vigorously. to
defend the Papal cause. 1t is believed the
Papal Nuncio at Paris would not return.
liverpool Mdrket-LiUerpool, October 20.-
Cotton-Tbe Brokers' Circular reports the
sales Of Cotton for the week at $4,000 bales,
including 1880 bales to Spectators, and
1880 do. TO exporters. The market closed
buoyant on Wednesday, and prices had
slightly advanced for all qualities, under the
advices from the United States The quota
tions of middling and lower qualities adj
vanced I'D on the week. Fair Orleans I'D;
middling do. 65sd.; fair Mobile 716d.; mid
ding do. 64 fair uplands 71sd. middling
/ do. 6%d. The stock in port is estimated al
$4,000 bales, including 5OO,0 900 American.
Manchester advices are favorable; market
generally firm.
At Havre, the sales for the week were
| 1900 bales The market was buoyant, and
I 203f. higher; New Orleans tre-Sordinaire 96f;
do. boS sSf. The stock on hand amounted
| to l39, ,0o0 bales.
BIeadstuffs-Messrs. Wakefield. Nash 4
Co, Richardson, Spence & Co., Bigland
| Athya Il Co., and Others, report Flour firm
and Cd. higher; quotations, 29s. Cd 6133s
Wheat dull and Id. higher, and in some cases
I'd. higher; red Western lis Cd .@l2s 4l
do. Southern l2s. 6d.@l3s; white Western
l2s. 9d.@l3s do. Southern lbs 6(0l4s. 3D.
the latter rate for very choice. Corn firm
and Cd. higher, mived and yellow 36s. Cd. a
37s. 3D. white 39@42s.
Provisions-The same authorities report
Beef heavy, and holders are pressing on the
market. Pork quiet but firm. Bacon quiet.
Lard quiet at els. for fine. Tallow firm,
North American 56s., and holders demand an
advance.
Produce-The Brokers' Circular reports
Ashes steady at 2Ss 6d@29s for both Pots
and Pearls. Sugar steady. Coffee dull
Rice firm. Fish-oils quiet; whale-oil G33;
Cod-Oil f32; American Sperm flO4; Linseed-
oil quiet, but steady. Resin steady. Spirits
Turpentine Bis. 6d.@32s. 3d., closing with
holders asking an advance.
liverpool October 2l.-Cotton-Sales
yesterday 10000 bales, including 1900 to
spectators and exporters closing quiet, but
steady. Breadstuffs steady. Provisions
quiet.
London Market.-London, October 90
Messrs. Barring Bros quote American Wheat
at 64@6ss. for white, and 60@64s. for red
Flour 28s. cd @33s. 5d. Iron steady al
f5 5s as los. for both rails and bars. Pig
Iron steady at 56s. Sd.
Sugar buoyant, and 6d.@ls. higher. Tea
slightly advanced: common Congou Is. Sd.
OILS. 31ad. Coffee steady.
Linseed-cakes in good demand: New York
brls. Ellis. Cd; Boston bags GlO.7s. 6l.;
Fish oil steady; Linseed oil dull at Bis
Rice firm. Spirits Turpentine firm, and
| slightly higher: sales at 33s.
London Money Market - london. Oct0-
| Der l9.-Consols closed at 9224@92% fol
money, and 922s@93 for account The Bul.
lion in the Bank of England has decreased
fS40,0O0. The Money market is unsettled
but slightly easier
Messrs. Barring Brothers report large sales
of Pennsylvania Fives at 95@S7. Other
State Securities were in limited demand al
previous rates. Railroad Securities firm and
unchanged.
London, October 2O-Consols closed al
927s@93.
The Times of yesterday reports sales o
Illinois Central Shares at 2OH discount
New York Central Shares Sl@s3, and Erie
| Shares at 3SA.
Paris, October 2O-Rentes closed at Gsf
75c.
LirerpooL October 2l.-The departure o.
the Russian Emhassador from Turin is of
Hrio1lV annpunpa1 Tbnra 10 no 9th
of importance.
The Bourse, on the 10Th, was firm and
animated. Rentes closed at 6Sf 90c.
Hdly.-Victor Emmanuel had not reached
Naples.
The last steamer took a report that. Pal
lavacido, the PrO-Dictator of Naples, had re
signed. Later dispatches say that he and
the ministers remained in office, on account
of the popular demonstrations and the ex
pected arrival of Victor Emmanuel.
A dispatch from Naples announces the re
lease of Count Arrivatoras and his recovery
from his wounds.
The movement of the French upon Silervo
and other places within fifty miles of Rome,
caused great dissatisfaction among the in-
babitants. Petitions to the King of Sar-
dinia and Napoleon on the subject were
being numerously signed at various places.
1t is reiterated that Austrian troops were
largely concentrated on the frontiers, and
there was an unconfrmed rumor that 40, 600
Austrians had crossed the Po at Mantua.
1t was reported that the national vote OF
Sicily would not take place till the 10Th.
The Sandman Chambers closed its session
on the 10th, after adopting an address to the
King, expressive of their homage and graf
itude.
Spain-M. Iscura, the eminent banker Of
Madrid, is dead.
RuSSid-The soYereigns were to meet al
Warsaw on the day the Europa sailed. II
was reported that Prussia will demand OF
Austria, as the price Of her support in Eu-
rope, that Austria should help in reviving at
no distant day the question of the Danish
Duchies.
India-The Bombay mails reached Mar
seilles on the 10th, and would probably
reach London in season for the American
portion to be forwarded in the Europa. The
dates and commercial news had not tran.
spired.
Another rising of an important character
had taken place at Coliawar.
ChiRa-AccOrding to the Paris Pdtrie the
/ English Minister TO China had received az
intimation that the Emperor would be dis
! posed to conclude peace if the Allies cap
| tured the Peiho fort.
BrdziL-The French mail steamer had ar
| rived at Lisbon with Rio dates to Septembe
q, Coffee was dull. Exchange had ad
vanced to 27@27H.
| London, October 2l.--Money has been il
| very brisk demand at extreme rates, but OF
the 18th there was greater ease, although
the market was still unsettled. Good Bill
were readily taken at the Bank minimum
The Stock market was quiet, without ma
| terial variation The decrease of BullioI