Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-12
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One Day Later from Europe.
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FARTHER PorNT, September lO.-The
steamer Bohengidn, from Liverpool on the
Both, and Londonderry on the 3lst, passed
here this evening. Her dates are one day
later.
The steamer Arago, from New York, ar
rived at Southampton on the Both. The
steamship Rdn0droO, from New York ar
rived at Liverpool on the 3Oth.
The political news by the Bohemian is un-
important. r.r-. ....-,...r.,.-
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Post telegraphs that it does not appear that
the proposal TO make the city of Naples neu-
trail ground, has the slightest success. We
may hear any day. that Garibaldi has en-
tered Naples, and the King quilted.
Arrangements are being expedited for the
resuscitatiOn Of the Royal American Steam
ship Company, in connection with the Gal
way contract.
The Herald says that the principal dis
count establishments are using every en-
deavor to eradicate the accommodation sys-
TEN, and that in all cases where the slight
est suspicion exists, such paper is at once to
be rejected. ..'. a
Emigration from the port of London to
the Australian Colonies is said to be rather
| quiet.
The Coventry strike was at an end, and
| the weavers, after suffering severe privation,
had agreed to accept the terms of their em-
| ployers.
Hopeley, the school-master, who is UNDER
| going his sentence for killing one Of his
| pupils, has issued pamphlet, which the Post
describes as marked with odious and insult
| ferable egotism.
The Times's city article, of Thursday even
ing, says the weather is comparatively favor
able.
The English funds, to-day, have been
steadily maintained at previous quotations.
The closing price of Consols on the London
Stock Exchange, was 93@93B for money,
and 931s for account, and the three per cent
9314@939S.
The TInaeS'S Paris correspondence of We'd
nesday evening says that Signor Farini, who
went to compliment the Emperor on the
occasion of his first visit to the transferred
provinces, presented an autograph letter
from the King Of Sardinia, in which Victor
| Emmanuel declared that it was impossible
for him any longer to resist the public feel
ing in Italy, and that he must lead it or be
swept away by it.
The London Post says that the Neapolitan
Government has proposed to Mons. De.
Lavalette to offer to Garibaldi as neutral
the territory of Naples, to prevent the effu-
sion of blood in the Capital.
The Daily Ne1Os says that it is reported
that, according to q bankers dispatch, re-
ceived late this afternoon, there was fall
off Of ten per cent. in the Neapolitan funds
The London TSmeS'S Paris correspor dent
remarks that the demand of the French Gov.
eminent from Naples, on account of the re
cent outrage on the French ambassador
can not be viewed otherwise than as lift t
| Garibaldi. -
The Great Eastern, after being gridironeC
of Milford Haven, will leave that port fO
New York, October II. Sir VIM. Armstron!
+ writes to the Times to state that he ha
not rendered his resignation to the Govern
| ment.
He says, although his engagement will
the Gov ernment is for years, he has no in
enti0n of holding the Office longer than hi
| services may be required for perfecting tn
| system of artillery which he has been tn
mesns of introducing. L.. ... d.
Genoa, August 29.-The Genoese journals 0
to-day publish the following; "The Pantheon
which left Naples yesterday morning, bring
the news that on Monday last the Neapolita
, Generals, in council, had, with the exception
| OF General BOscO, unanimously resolved +
take their departure from the Territory" A
the moment Of the departure of the Pantheon
a report was current at Naples that the off
GERS of the army and navy had rendered thei
resignation en- RdSSe to the King.
Liverpool MGrket.-LiVerpooL, august q
D | Cotton market--The Brokers circular re
. ports the sales of Cotton for the week a
$4,000 bales, including 1000 to speculator
and 1000 to exporters he market clos
+: ing with declining tendency for inferio
l qualities: sales on Friday 5000 bales, in
Guiding 1000 on speculation and for export
: market closing steady: Orleans Fair ~
Middling 61Si Mobile Fair ID; Mobile Mid
ding 65s; Uplands Fair 65s; Middlng 5 3-l(
Stock in port is estimated at LOGS, 700 bales
Q of which 9O6 600 are American.
Breadstuffs-Weat rather more favor
able for crops. Flour dull. Wheat quiet
e Corn dull. r.... .... -s-.-
G dull. Lard firm at 62@67s.
! London, Friday, p. M-Consols closed q
J. 921s@Ss for Money, and s3@s3H for az
o count,
S Breadstufs dull, with declining tend
e ency. Wheat l@2s. Sd. quarter easier.