Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-09
Additional Foreign News Russell Con.
cedes that the south can be BeNten-Dan-
HerOua Illness Of the Pope,

cedes that the South can be BeUten-Dan-
EerOus illness OF the Pope.
FARTHER.PoNT, October g. Great Britain. |
Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, in speaking at a |
dinner in Herefordshire, reviewed the gen
eral aspect of foreign and domestic relations. |
Italy, he SAID, had become q great nation. |
He took Mr.. lloebuck's view of Austria, and
complmented Earl Russell on his conduct OF
the Foreign Department. Sir Edward said
he had long foreseen the rupture in America,
and he thought it would tend to happy re-
suits, both for the safety of Europe and other
nations.
The breaking up of the American Republic |
was not failure of Democracy. Any other |
form of government would have equIly |
failed in keeping together sections Of a COM |
munity so geographically vast, with interests |
so entsgonistic to each other.
The issue of notices for the adoption of |
short time in the Lancashire mills was daily |
becoming more general, and under these cir
cumstances spinners and manufacturers were
showing increased confidence to abstain from
pressing their goods on market until prices
shall have attained a point in some degree
commensurate with the rise in the value Of
the raw material.
The Tines in its city article, attributes the
decline in the funds to the feelings of dis
quiet as to the prospects of the operative
classes in Manchester during the coming
winter, and the influence which a partial
suspension of the cotton trade may have
upon the revenue.
London.-The funds continued to droop
under considerable reslizations. Consols de-
clined 4 on the goth.
The discount market showed an increasing
ease. The general rate was per cent, but
choice bills were done at ~. Mexican Sc
curities continue buoyant and advancing,
owing to the contemplated intervention.
The following is a summary of the news
sent out by the Cty Of Washington from Liv.
erpool on the 25th:
Great BritdiH.-The Great Eastern was less
damaged than was at first represented. She
will repsir at Milford and resume the service
between Liverpool and New York.
The Times thinks the Emperor of Russias
letter good and appropriate, and more ac-
ceptable to America than advice from any
other power, but obviously the advice will
not be taken by proud and obstinate people,
| and more blood must flow before the coun-
| sells of st. Petersburg will be listened to.
Further correspondence from Russell is
| published. In one letter he says he has no
| doubt whatever of the ultimate power of the
Northern and Western States to subiugate
the Seeded States, if they put forth all their
strength.
The London Post publishes the terms of a
treaty between England, France and Spain,
| for immediate intervention in the affairs of
| Mexico. There is no intention of waging
territorial war, but the combined naval force
! of the powers will occupy the principal ports
in the Gulf and will sequestrate the revenue
| at such ports, retaining one-half and paying
the rest to the Mexican Government. II
Mexico sets the Allied Powers at defiance, an
effectual blockade will be instantly estab.
| lished.
FTdnce.-The Constitutional officially an
nounces that the Washington Government
has not authorized its agents in Europe to
| make military engagements, and that officers
accepting service uDder that Government
will, therefore, act on their own response
bility.
Ttaly.-Active negotiations are going on
| between Paris and Turin relative to the
guarantees for the spiritual independence of
the Pope, if Rome should become the Capital
of Italy.
--latest vd LONDONDERRY
LONDON, September 27.--The Times an
nounces that the illness Of the Pope is much
more serious than any heretofore Advices
say that there is much danger of his life.
Corn Aarket-London, September az
Weather fine and attendance good at the
Corn market, but trade slow for all articles
at nominally Mondays prices.
, Osborn's Circular reports to-day's market;
English and foreign Wheat held firmly for
extreme rates. Floating cargoeS bring full
prices for Ireland. Flour quiet. Indian
Corn sells at steady rates. Barley in demand
Rye wanted. Beans and Peas slow of sale
Liverpool, September 27.-The attendance
of town and country millers is moderate and
there is a fair consumptive demand fol
Wheat The low qualities are l@2d. lower
and fine samples quite as dear. Flour quet
and easier. Oats unchanged. Indian Corn
again in good demand, and has quite re
covered the depression of the last few days
Mixed is bringing Bis. per quarter, and white
37s. Cd.
Liverpool, September 26.-Sales of Cotton
for three days ending Wednesday, $4,000
bales; market has been excited and prices
I'd. higher than on Friday. Sales to
Spectators and exporters As, 900 bales-closel
with an upward tendency. Adyices from
Manchester are favorable. Prices of al
kinds of goods are slightly higher, though
sales are small.
Wakefield & Nash, and Richardson, Spence
& Co, quote Flour dull and declined Cd.
sales of American at 29s Cd 030s. Wheat
fiat and I'd @3d. lower red was los. 6l.@
lis. Cd; red Southern los. Cd @l0s, Id
white Southern l3s Obs. 81. Corn easier
mixed 3Os. Cd @3Os. 9i yellow, 3O5. 9d.@
3ls; white, 35s @37s. ID.
, Provisions-B no Gales. Pork quiet ant
/ unchanged. Bacon dull and unsltered
, Lard quiet but steady. Cheese declined Sd
@4d. Sugar firm. Rice quiet and uu
: | IhhukSus
: London Markst.-Wheat dull and Id @2d
r lower. Flour quiet but steady. Suga
r steady. Coffee buoyant. Tea tending up
wsrd..
i. Sales of Illinois Shares at 3S@391E dis
t count. Erie Shares 2224@23.
4 --latest Ella Londonderry.1
liverpool, Friday, October 27.-Sales {
cotton oday are estimated at 10000 bale
$4,000 to exporters and speculators. Tt
e market closes buoyant at yesterdays price
which are as follows: Fair Orleans, lO2
middling do, 10; fair Mobiles, lO19; middlir
do, 97s fair Uplands, 1893; mlddling dc
g. 9A. The stock in port is estimated at 75l
i 900 bales, of which 445,OOO are American
The adyices from Manchester are fayorabl
r Prices still tend upward.
e. readstuffs--Prices have downward ter
dency, with little inquiry.
,e The Indians and the Rebels.