Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-15
Arrival of the North American.

QUEBEC, NOV. ~.
The steamship North American from
Liverpool Nov. lst. via Londonderry I'd,
arrived a: this port at $50 Pm. Sunday.
FRANcE.-Formal naval and military
preparations are going on, and some wri-
tiers construe the recent Council of War at
St. Cloud as palpable indication of an
eventful campaign.
The Emperor on the 3lst, reviewed 20,
600 men near Paris. Bivouacking and all
The proceedings ofa regular campaign were
represented.
IrALY.-On the 9th the Sandman f1o-
tilla was cannonaded by the Royalists, near
Gaeta. The French admiral dispatched
frigate to stop firing. Admiral Bersono
retired and returned 10 Naples, expressing
regret at the conduct of the French.
There was nothing as to Victor Eman-
uel's visit to Naples.
1t was denied that Austria had informed
the European Cabinets of her intention to
send an ultilnalum to Turin. On the
contrary, she had reiterated ber assurance
of pursuing purely defenseive policy.
Count Riechberg had given explanation
to the Diplomatic Corps, relative TO the
Warsaw interview. Austria put the three
questions to Russia: ~ Will your govern
ment recognizing the facts which have
been or may be accomplished in Italy
(2) Should Austria be attacked by Sardi
ma, and the latter supported by another
great power, what would be their attitude?
(3) In the event of another war and its
being transferred to German Territory
what would Russia do.
The answers are not given, but Count
Riechberg stated that Austria was about
to issue circular note to its representa-
tives abroad, giving the result.
The German journals are unanimous in
pronouncing the Warsaw Conference a
failure. The Berlin National Gazette
saws that at Warsaw not the slightest dem
onstrations was made to the French pro-
gramme.
SpAIN.-Marshall O'Donneli in Cortez
on the 29lh, reiterated that Spain bad re-
solved TO remain neutral on the affairs of
Italy.
He also protested against the doubt ex-
pressed of the loyalty of Napoleon to-
wards the Spanish government.
CHINa.-The steamer Canada, which
was conveying overdue China mails, met
with an accident to her shaft.
GREAT TBRIrAIN.-Admiral Sir Charles
Napier had been seized with a sudden and
severe illness, and there was considerable
anxiety as to his recovery.
Parliament had been further prorogued
from ths 9th day of November to January
Sd.
Rarey had given at the Crystal Palace,
farewell demonstration prior to his de-
parture to the United States.
Prince Aetternich and Baron Hubexer
were received by the Empress on the 28th.
Very active warlike preparations are 60
ing forward in France, but the Minister
of Foreign Affais had pronounced against
France taking part in any new conflicts be-
tween SARDINIA and Austria.
Prince Metternch had explained to the
French government the present policy of
Austria. Internal reforms would be car
ried out in all sincerity, and as regards ex-
ternal matters she will maintain her de-
fensive policy. The present armament
and concentration of troops in Venetia has
no other object than for repeling army.
Austria considers the assemblage of a
Congress useless unless the Great Powers
agree beforehand on common programme,
Of which there is little likelihood.
Liverpool Breadstuffs market generally
steady and quiet. Richardson Spence d
Co.. Wakefield & Co., and others report
-four opened dull, with quotations barely
mai nlained, but closed firm at 30@32s.
Wheat quiet but firm. Red western l Is
6d@l2s4d; Southern 12s6d@lSs; white
l2,9d@l4s.
Corn opened quiet. but closed with more
firmness; mixed 5ss9d@39s; yellow 800
39s6d white 4O@43s.
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