Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-16
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on Cape Race.
ST. JOINS, N. r., October i4--The steamer
ATu6ia from Liverpool on the 9Th inst, passed
Cape Race at noon to-day, and will be due
at Boston on Wednesday morning
Liverpool, October 6-The Brokers re-
port the Cotton sales Of the week amounting
TO 1900 bales, including $4,000 TO specuiat-
orr, and 10000 to exporters. The market
closed buoyant, with a slight advance ON.
middling and lower qualities.
The adVices from Manchester are favorable
The market is huoyant with a slight adj
vance on all qualities Of goods and yarns.
The weather had been more favorable for
the crops.
The Daily Neps says that the Great Shin
Company have dispensed with the services
of Captain Hall and McLellaud, the chief en-
gineer, and the manager. The detention of
the ship during the winter at Milford Haven,
may have something to do with this.
Naples.-It is stated that Garibaldi had
sent dispatch to Naples announcing vic
tory along the whole line, and that the royal
troops were being pursued.
The Dieto Of Turin publishes dispatches
dated at Naples on the I'd, stating that the
royal troops were repulsed from Caserda
and were surrounded. The Garibaldians
made 1000 prisoners. The above victories
lacked confirmation.
It is reported that Garibaldi had invited
Victor Emmanuel to go to Naples and as
sumo the authority, and he would retire to,
his home.
Rome and Sdrdinia.-A summary Of the
Pope's allocution at the Consstory of the
2Sth is published. He reproves and con-
demns in the strongest terms the detestable
and sacrilegious attack Of the King and Gov
erDment of Piedmont He protested and
would not cease to protest against their acts,
which he declared null and of no effect He
eulOgized and blessed his defenders and
called on the European Powers for assist
ance. He deplored the disastrous policy of
non-interveRtion, and called upon the powers
to examine seriously into its effects. He
concluded by expressing his conviction that
the Catholic princes and people would yet
come to the assistance of the Father of the
faithful, who is attacked by the paricidal
arms of degenerate son. i
Ii is reported that Napoleon, in reply to
the Pope, maintains the non-intervention
principles, and while promising to maintain
order in the Holy See, his desire was to con-
sign Rome to the protection Of a genuine
Italian power. - ~.
Victor Emmanuel issued an address to his
soldiers at Ancona, extolling their bravery
and the righteousness of their cause he
concluded by saying he assumes the COM
mand as he desires to be foremost where
there is danger.
In the Sandman Chamber of Deputies,
Cadello demanded the production Of all
documents relating to the entry of the Sar-
dinians into Umbria and the Marches.
Count CaySuT refused to comply He also
declared that there existed neither public
documents nor private treaty; that no con-
versation or negotiations had taken place,
| and that no power had made any PROPOSE
| tion involving the cession of single inch of
| Italian territory. He pronounced statements
to the contrary false.
The Papal Government is making fresh
e.
| the remaining Papal troops concentrated at
| Tivoli.
The Spanish Government has demanded q
| Congress of the Catholic Powers, with the
| view of guaranteeing the integrity of the
States of the Holy See.
] The French Cabinet admitted the expe-
diency ofsuch Congress, but says that ter
ritorial changes demand general European
Congress.
| The French submarine telegraph from AL
giers, was being successfully landed at Mi
| norca
The funeral services for the Papal troops
| lately slain, was celebrated by the Arch
bishop OF Paris, at Notre Dame, on the 9th
| inst
| Several French Bishops have issued pas
toral letters, protesting against tile acts
taking place.
AaSt1id-The wives and families of Aus
| trian officers in Venetia have been ordered
| 10 quit that territory Immediately.
Rttssia.-The Empress was safely delivered
of young Prince on the 3D.
Indid.-The Bombay mails to the 18th had
reached England. News unimportant. The
| American portion of the mails are on the
Arabia.
--latest rio Queenstownl
| Lirerpool Sunday Epeniag.-The steamer
| Illinois arrived at Cowes on the 10th. The
steamer Asia, from New York, arrived on
| the I'd.
The Cotton sales, yesterday, were $1,000
bales, the market closing firm. Breadstufs
quiet and steady. The Provision market
closed quiet.
London, Saturday Erening.-Consols closed
at 9314@932s for money and account.
Richardson, Spence & Co., and Others, re-
port Flour dull and difficult to sell; it is quoted
at 2ss. 6d.@3ls. Cd. per bushel. Wheat Is
steady at the advance of Tuesday. The
quotations are red Western at lis. 6d.0
l2s. 3D.: do. Southern l2s. Cd. d.@l2s. white
Western l2s. 9d.@l3s.; white Southern
lbs. 6d.@l4s. Corn is quiet and steady, mixed
and yellow at 36s. 6d.@37s4 white at $751;
40s. Cd. 80.
Provisions generally steady. Beef quiet.
but more doing at low prices. Pork steady.
Bacon quiet. Lard dull and quotations
barely maintained. ~
London Misunderstanding Brothers Cire,t-
lar reports Wheat firm but quiet, with an
advance of Is. per quarter since the previods
Friday. Iron steady for both rails and bars.
Sugar buoyant. Tea quiet. ~. ~.
American Securities--Business limited at
previous rates. The latest prices are Illinois
Central Scrip 1914 discount Erie Shares
39H@40; New York Central Shares 801<(9
81. The Money market on the 9Th was gem
orally unchanged.
The Bank Of England shows decrease Of
f387, 600.
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