East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-15
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
HALrFAx, Nov. l3.

HALIFAx, Nov. l3.
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool
Nov 3D. ria Queenstown Nov. 18th, arrived
this Z. NJ. vi1
The Daily Ne,cs publishes the text of
the dispatch Of Lord John Russell to the
British Minister at Turin, dated Oct. 81.
It says: "I'he great question which ap-
pears to the British government to be at
issue is this Were the people Of Italy
justified in asking assistance of the King
Of Sardinia to relieve them from govern
ments with which they are Disconnected,
and furnishing assistance to his army ?n
Russell says the government don't feel
justified in declaring that the people of
southern italy have not good reasons
for throwing off their allegiance, and
cannot therefore blame the King of Sar-
dina. The dispatch closes as follows
" Her Majesty's government will turn
their eyes rather to the gratifying pros
poets of the people building up an edifce
of their liberties, with tho sympathies
and good wishes of Europe"
1t is believed in Paris that the object
Of France, in preventing the blockade of
Gacts by sea, is merely facilitate the es-
cape of the King of Naples, and prevent
complications were he captured. Tho
French journals offer no explanations. ..,t
The bourse was firm at COZ. Doc.
ITALY. - according to Ncapoltan ac-
counts, Cialdini was beaten with great
loss at the Gangliano. Some dispatches
place his losses as high as 20, 900 killed
aud wounded and five guns taken. Off
cial dispatches from Turin says these
assertions are completely false, the Sar-
diniaus not being defeated at all.
Capua was attacked on the LIST, and
capitulnted on the following day. The
troops leave with the honors of war, lay
ing down their arms, and were to 90 to
Naples ON the Sd. ut
Naples was illuminated, and there was
great rejoicing. Iu .N FUHrH
An attack on Gaeta was shortly ex-
pected.
1t was denied rid Turin t hat Admiral
Persano has suspended firing on the Roy
alists near Gaeta. O'I3 t~,lli
Victor Emmanuel crossed the Gang
liano. ,..,.. .d o'' %" 30
TURKEY. - It was reported that the
government was about to negotiate q
loan of 100000 at Paris at 534. A
national forced loan was also spoken Of.
Great financial fluctuations are occur
ring in Constantinoplo. 3F
The French version says that on the
Dist the allies, after a vehement resist
ance, carried by assault the most import.
ant of the Taku forts. 200 French and
200 English were put hors do combat
1000 Tartars were killed and found in
the fort, among whom was the General
in.chief. The othor forts surrendered
successfully tho same evening". The
captulation gave the allies the whole
country rs far as Ticntsin and 600 brass
guns of large calibre. a0 ,.eq
The Ambassadors were at Tientsin,
where the ChincsH Commissioner attend
cd them to open negotiations. 1t was
reported that tho Ambassadors were soon
to proceed to Pekin with cavalry escort.
The China tea market was dull. 10
The London. money market was quiet
and steady. The China news had no in
Auence on consols. Money unchanged,
but continued Withdrawals Of gold from
the bank led to expectations that tho
bank minimum was soon TO be raised,
possibly next week.
VERY LATEST VIA QuEENsrowS.--TLc
cotton sales to-day are estimated at 90, 900
bales, the market closing buoyant at an
advance of Ill over official quotations
on oil descriptions. 's
Breadstuffs quiet and steady Cprn
buoyant at extreme prices. ~
Provisions quiet. Ha. 4.