Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

II was reported that the Austrian Enyoy
had notified Napoleon that unless the warlike
preparAtions. of Piedmont were discontinued
and the Huneariah legion dishahded, Austria |
would Immediately commence hostilities.
Five hundred Of the Irish Papal brigade
had passed through France en- route for Ire
land. r na pnivnd sraSy 5....... ii
Judicial proceedings hsd been instituted
against the Opinione NahonGle for the pub
hcation of false news. -. 4.ri,.
I The London DAILY News, Of the 3lst ult,
says that the Emperor of the French has
placed four ships of the line before Gaeta,
with orders to prevent an attack on the
fortress by Admiral Persano, and If necessary,
to sink his ships. Under these circumstances,
Persano will take no part in the approaching
siege of Gaeta. The Ne,os denounces this as
direct Intervention by France, and says
Europe must not be allowed to remain
victim to all this mystery and repeated sur
prisesn ... ...-t. ....-.t. Xxx
Victor Emmanuel and Garibaldi, whose
operations were combined, were preparing
for battle. IL rr Ell. -.-..g p. .
The London Mosnirlg Advertiser asserts, on
the authority of an official dispatch, that
Victor Emmanuel was to Immediately bonn
bard Gaeta by sea and land.
Capua had been definitely occupied BY
b Garibaldrs troops.
It was reported that Victor Emmanuel
would confer on Garibaldi the title Of Prince
| Calafrni, with an income Of 10000 livres,
and would decorate him with the order of
| the Annunciation.
A 1.-THE latest, via Queenstownl
The Paris Presse asserts that the Sover-
| eigns at Warsaw united in promising assist
ance TO Austria if she is attacked by Pied
mont. .ayu... .llt
Ohina-The mails bad not been received
| at London when the North American sailed,
hut the following details have come to hand
of the taking of the Takee forts
The northern forts were captuied after
three hours fighting, and the others sur
rendered. The Allies lost 400 killed and
wounded. They were in occupation of
| Tien-tien.
The ambassadors were there, but would
soon proceed to Pekin.
The rebels had withdrawn from Shanghai.
The London Times trusts that the tele-
graph had brought false news, and that Lord
Elgin was not going to Pekin without an
army, as that is exactly opposite to what he
should do to obtain permanent peace.
Russia-Ihe Dowager Empress of Russia
is dead. r.. -.- H
Turin, Friday. - Admiral Persano has
commenced and suspended firing on the roy
alists near Gaeta, 7e. 5..-t- ~
The news of mysterious expedition un-
| pSSAh
London, November 3.4The Vienna CORE.
spondent of the Times supplies information
as to what passed at the Conference. Th'
Monarchs and their Ministers had severa
interviews, but did little more than ex
change opinions concerning the state o
Europe A convention was drawn up, but
not signed, because the Sovereigns and theii
3 Ministers could not come to an understand
ing on several matters ofimportance. Gort
schakoff failed to convince the Prussian ant
) Austrian statesmen that it would be ad
vantageous to all parties, if the treaty 9
|. March, 1856, was subjected to a revision
Russia is exceedingly desirous of regainin
! her position on the Danube, and doin
i away with the neutrality of the Black Sea.
1t is reported that Gortschakof and Reich
= burg had an alteration at the very first in
: terview, -1.-I-
Poland-The Poles displayed such dis
loyal spirit while Alexander was at WarsaN
that his Majesty was unable to conceal th
: vexation he felt.
FTqnce-The Herdlds Paris corresponder
. says that the Government has contracte
? with private ship builders for the immedia
: construction of 100 iron-cased steam gun
. boats. Captains in the French mercanti
marine have been informed by circulars frol
+ the Minister of Marine, that in the event {
! war they will be taken into the service
= ! second lieutenants. as tne propoSltlon ny
y given dissatisfaction, it is said that twill
proposed to give them pension.
3 Ii is reported that Mr.. Whitworth has col
=. tracted to supply the French with numbe
u of his rifles at "a each.
: LiUerpool November 2.-There is q
average attendance of the trade. Wheat
is in good consumptive demand, at Tuesday
extreme rates. Flour steady at previo
70 prices. Indian Corn steady, and improvt
l. 3@6d. per quarter; no good offering und
= 4Ss. .iys.
]. London, November 2.-The supply of 70
u eign Grain is moderate. The weather is d
and cold. English-and foreign Wheat so
a. pretty well, at Mondays prices. Floatir
~ cargoes move off at full rates, and if selle
would only yield little, the coast wou
~ ~ soon be clear. Indian Corn is up to As
" " Oats Cd. dearer. .-4s#a
CD Liverpool, November 2.-Ootton very fir
IN sales to- day, $4,000 bales