Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-22
NUMBER z 4

would embark marines the lay the Asia sailed
ard forthwith depart for Mexico. The Times
thinks the operations Of the expedition will be
very easy, but difficulties may arise from the
different political sympathiss Of the three
powers.
II was reported that the Federal stsamer
James Adger, now at Southampton, goes to the
Mediterranean TO look after pTivateers.
The Grand Duke Constantine, Of Russia,
and Duchess, are on a visit TO Victoria.
A strike among the cotton spinnsrs is immi
nent, owing to the threatened reduction Of
wages!
France has given quieting re assurances to
Switzerland, relative to the Valley Of Dsppes.
The affair will probably be adjusted without
unpleasantness.
FRANCE Financial accounts show rather
less uneasiness. The Bourse was firm at
68f. 75c.
1t is reported that Garibaldi has announced
TO the Central italian Committee his frm in
teDtion not to provoke any movement in favor
Of Rome or Venice, but wished Italian srma1
men's and popular sympathy for the unity Of
Itsly encouraged to the utmost.
1t was Iumored that preparations were max
ing at Genoa for revolutionary expedition,
embracing Montenegro, all the Solave popula
ttou of Turkey, also Hungary and Gauatia.
Belgium had appointed en- ambassator to
I'aly, but it is remarked that he is accredited
Italy. The recently announced measures to-
ward Hungary are set forth in an autograph
letter from the Emperor of Austria. Itevincss
a determination to carry out the Government
policy in Hungary.
There is greater frmness in trade OF Man
chester, and further advance is demanded.
Business keeps restricted.
Breadstuffs-R Richardson, Spence & Co., Big
lend, Atbya & Go Wakefield, Nash &;Co., re-
port Flour firm for good, which is scarce: sales
~ 29@32s and Cd. Wheat quiet, bat steady;
Red Western at lis. 9d.@12s. Cd i; Southern
at 12s, Sd @l2s. 10i White Western at 14s.
Southern az 13s. Cd @14s. Corn is in large
| supply, and Cd. lower. Mixed at 32s. Cd. "a
32s 3D.; Yellow a. 33s White at 36@37s.
Provisions-Beef quiet, but good qualities
wanted. Pork dull, but unaltered. Bacon il
in fair demand at 34@36s. Lard firm at 49@
53s. Taliow-North American at 50@51s. Sd.
Sugars are quiet but steady. Coffee firm at ex-
treme prices. Rice dull.
LONDON Misunderstanding Brothers & Co.
report Wheat about Is. per quarter higher, but
a quiet msrket: White American 63@67s.; Rec
55@63s. Flour 3O@S4s. Rye quiet, and un
changed.
Coffee firm, and partially Is. dearer. Sugal
steady at former rates. Tallow very steady.
| --LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday frmer, bu
| ODchanged: eales OF ZU,UUU DalesJ Including
| 10000 to Spectators and exporters.
| Breadstuffs-Small sales, and steady.
| Provisions dull
LONDON, Saturday -Consols 935S@93A
Erie Shares 2314@2894j Illinois Central 40 g
| 80 discount.
HAvRE, WursdGy.- y.-Cotton-Sales of week
10000 bales. Orleans Tres 0rdinaire 157f
bas 15if; market firm; stock 155, 900 bales.
| --latest ria Queenstown
LONDON, November l0-At the Lord Mayor
banquet the Mayor proposed the Foreign Em
bassadors, and coupled the name Of Adams
who replied that his mission in England was t
remote and perpetuate friendly relations be
tween the two countries.
Pslmerston said, although circumstances
may for the time threaten to interfere with th
1 supply Of cotton, the temporary evil will b
productive Of permanent good. We shalt fin
in various quarter of the globe sure and ampl
supply, which will render us no more depeu
deIt. We witness with afliction the lamenta
BILE differences among our American cousins
but it is not for US TO pass judgment in thei
disputes. Lord Palmerston, in conclusion, ex
pressed the hope of speedy restoration @
harmony and peace.
PARIS, November 9.-Bourse firm; nearly al
kinds of securities improved; Rontes closed a
\ 69f. 95c.
LONDON, Nouember 10.--Confederate Com
missioners Mann aud Yaucey dined yesterda
with the Fishmon gers company.