Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-29
-Four Days Later frOm Europe.


NEW YORK, January Zo.-Ine Etn0 Drlngs
four days later European news. !
The JlTd and BoTussid arrived out on the
18th.
In the, Court of Queens Bench, Edwin
james applied for a writ of habeds corpus in
the case of Anderson, the fugitive slave in
prison in Toronto. The motion was founded
on an affidavit of the Secretary of the British
and Foreign Anti slavery Society. The
Court, after consultation, granted writ.
Chief Justice Cockburn admitted that in
doing so it might be incompatible with
colonial independence but still the Queens
Bench had jurisdiction, Anderson being re-
garded as a British subject.
1t is stated that several Tifled cannon have
been shipped from Liverpool TO Charleston.
Persigny has ordered the free circulation
Of foreign Journals throughout the French
Empire.
The Bourse, on the 18th instant. opened
firm and closed dull and lower at 6Tf &c.
Hostilities were suspended at Gaeta. Part
of the French fleet bae already left, and all
would leave on the 18th.
Prince Carrignan had arrived at Naples,
and was warmly received.
Victor Emmanuel had issued proclama,
ton, calling on the people to show toward
Carrignan that they desired the unity of
Italy.
1t is asserted that King Francis wrote to
the Emperor of Austria, declaring his inten-
ton TO defend Gaeta to the utmost.
The Prussian Chambers were opened by a
speech from the King. He said the friendly
relations between the great powers were
being strengthened by the recent meetings.
He said it was the national duty to bring
about a solution of the Danish difficulties.
He reiterated his intention TO remain faith
full to the principles be had already an
nounced.
A political amnesty had been proclaimed
in Prussia.
The financial pressure in France is re-
ported to continue. There is q rumor of
probable advance in the Bank minimum.
The EtnG brought 81 800 900 in specie.
Count and Countess Montemdin, the
former the eldest son of Don Carlos of Spain,
died at Trieste on the l4th inst.
Rumors were afloat that the Bank of
France had effected TO meet its present re-
quirements; others, that a suspension was
contemplated.
Florence Nightingale was quite ILL.,
The Posts Paris correspondent says the
people seem fully convinced that the armis-
I tice will expire without a decision, and that
| Francis Twill surrender Gaeta.
The Paris Moniteur publishes a decree
| abolishing the sur tax of three francs per 100
kilogrammes on foreign sugar imported in
| French vessels from countries out of Europe.
1t is said that General Taw had consented
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baldi, to persuade the latter to postpone a
threatened attack on Venice in the Spring.
| The Russian Government had protested
against the warlike project attributed to the
German Governments to designs of Prussia
on Denmark.
The Nonitew explains the dispatch of
| French feet to Gaeta was intended as a
mark of sympathy TO Prince cruelty
treated, but its stay could net be indefinitely
prolonged without its presence constituting
an encouragement and material support to
Francis II, and the fleet would accordingly
withdraw.
Hdly-0n Tuesday the Pays, an anti Ital-
ian journal, and the Opinione NdtiOndIe, the
warmest advocate of Italy, both had articles
beaded Peace or War, "and both came to the
same conclusion, that Italy must postpone
the acquisition of Venice. The OpiniOne, of
Turin, Count Cavour's journal, has leader
which shows that the battalions of Austria
can not be put to fight by few bands of
volunteers, nor can her fortresses be taken
without immense military efforts.
London Money Mdrkct.-Fuuds had been
steady, but on the 18th they became dull and
heavy, and Oonsols declined 4 per cent,
closing at 9l%@9I5s for money and 9lA
@9lT for account. The heaviness was
caused by the report that the Bank of France
was still losing gold, and that a further rise
in the rate Of discount there was expected.
1t was also said that the Bank of England
was taking some considerable amount of
money on loans of stock. In the Discount
Market there was no change; good Bills
were negotiated at fraction below the
Bank rates.
The DAILY News says many persons be
lieve the Bank of France will have great
difficulty in maintaining specie payment
The Morning Chronicle says some arrange
ment had been made with Exchange houses
to transmit gold to America, direct from
London, on French account.
liverpool Markets.-Cotton-T advices
per the Persia excited the market $4,000
bales sold in the past four days; prices have
sdvanced H0Nd.; middling Orleans I, 16
Mobile ZIG Uplands Z l6. There is al
sea from America 35o,00O bales, against
100000 same time last year.
Trade at Manchester is dull, and with diff
ficulty maintained SpinDers are demanding
an advance, and business in general i
checked thereby.
Observation-Disclosures Spence & Co.
report flour slow and Cd. cheaper; quota
tons, 29s @3ls. Cd. Wheat in limited de
mand, at about former rates red Western
lis. 4d.@l2s. 4d. red Southern, l2s. Ado
l3s.; white Western, lbs. @l3s. 3D.; South
ern, l3s. Sd. @l4s. Cd. Corn in rather NOR
demand, at 3Ss. @3Ss. Cd. for mixed and yeI
low; white slow, at 40s.
Wakefield Il Nash say holders of -four in
sisted on full rates, and they call corn Cd
dearer. Provisions quiet and unchanged
:: Lard dull, at 59@60s. for fine. TalloV
steady.