Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-02
AddltlonaI Foreign NeWs.
THE 'UNITED KINGDOMIy AT CAPE
RACE.

CAPE RACE, February 1.-The steamer
United Kingdom, which sailed from Glas-
gov on the Goth ult., passed the Cape at
eleven o'clock Wednesday morning. All
well on board.
The Glasgow papers handed to the light
house keeper by the officers of the United
Kingdom, contain the following intelligence:
The Anglo Saxon, from Portland, arrived
at Liverpool on the 18th.
The Paris correspondent of the Morning
Post expresses the belief that the lombard
ment Of Gaeta would be resumed on the
2lst, and that an attack would be COM
menced without delay.
The new Ministry at Naples possesses the
confidence of the people.
The French army is to be increased by
seventeen regiments of infantry.
General klapta was preparing for rising
in Hungary.
The trials of the Beirut assassins had been
concluded. The Druse prisoners had been
sentenced to death, and the Turkish to exile.
The Liverpool Cotton market was active,
with great demand; the sales on Saturday
reached 10000 bales. The Corn market was
well attended. Wheat only in retail de-
mand. There wasarather more inquiry for
Flour.
The London Corn Market was we'll at
tended.
The news from America exercised preju-
dicial influence on the London Stock Ex-
change generally. The Funds had a fresh
fall Of I'd. The closing prices for Money
were 9l26@921S, and account 9l5S. The
rates are the same as on Friday.
There was but little business doing on the
Paris Bourse.
All was quiet at Gaeta, but it was reported
that the fire would reopen on the 2lst, aud
that the Sardinians would attack by sea
without delay. The latest dates from G. Gaeta
COW that oplu ooa Erancb uaccaI a;naJ
Garibaldi had announced his intention to
go to Constantinople shortly. The tendency
to war in the Spring is reported to be slack
ening in Italy.
1t is rumored that semi-oficial article is
about to appear, declaring that if Piedmont
makes war on Austria, she must expect no
aid from France.
The drain of gold from the Bank of France
continued. Arrangements had been made
with the Imperial Bank at st. Petersburg,
similar to that with England, for the ex-
change of 30,000000f. silver for gold. The
Paris Bourse was dull and dropping at eff
zoe.
Warlike preparations were active in Den.
mark. An address to the King was being
| signed, calling on him to resist external
| pressure and not abandon the Danish ma
tionality to Schlesswig.
Russia protests against German menaces
| against Denmark.
Genoa, January l9.-The Courier Msrcdn-
tile publishes a letter from Naples, dated the
18th inst, stating that several thousand
Bourbonists, under the command of Gen.
Loora, had entered the Neapolitan Pro-
vinces, through the Roman Territory, and
defeated the less numerous forces near Tag
lesio--compelling them to retire on Avez-
zano. Gen. Tourez has left with re enforce
ments for Nord.
1t is stated that treaty between Prussia
and Austria guarantees Venetia to Austria.
The King of Prussia's address to the Gem
erals says he has been called to the throne at
an epoch of dangers, and with a prospect Of
combats, in which he shall, perhaps, need all
your devotedness. If 1 do not succeed ia
turning aside the storm which is rising, !
shall have need of all our forces to defend
ourselves.
The speech caused considerable sensation
in Paris, where it was reported that the
King was aware that Denmark was only his
nominal enemy. Tho real question is
whether France is to have the Rhine.
Troops have left Genoa for Naples.
Two frigates have also left for Gaeta.
The death Of Lord Eppinstone was an
nounced.