Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
NUMBER 49,
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Two DAYS Later frOm Europe

I
has arrived. No news Of the AustraIasidn.
The EfHd brings dates from Liverpool to
the 27th, and Queenstown TO the 28th.
The slave trade was debated in the House
Of Commons, on resolutions offered by MIR.
Cain, declaring the efforts to suppress it
hitherto ineffeet1al, and pointing to the in
PRODUCTION of free labor In the West Indies
as the most efficient means,
Lords Russell and Palmerstor strongly
deprecated the policy Of America in prevent
ing search, and permitting the prostitution
Of its flag.
Blackstone feared the Southern Confedera-
tion would revive the slave trade, and bopetf
the Government would never recognise it
without express stipulations against t. The
The resolutions were finally withdrawn.
Lord Stratford de Radcliffe moved for the
correspondence relative TO Syria. The Gov
erBment objected, pending the sitting of the
Paris Conference
Lord John Russell said THAT nothing yet
was determined relative to a prolonged 90
cupstion. .0.5 .u.. .l.-..| d.. 81.
6s2t. Pyke, of the ship Gen. Pai65il5 was
killed. by the crew shortly after leaving Liv-
erpool for Charleston. The mate was also
severely injured. The ship returned and the
crew was arrested. No details. d. .. ....
The TesEers Of Blackburn had partially
resumed work.
N. Thouvenal officially assured the Amers-
can Minister at Paris that no delegate from
any seeding State had been received BY the
Emperor or himself
A Committee OF the Senate had adopted
project Of sB address in response to the EN-
peTOrs speech, fully indorsing the Emperor's
policy, and lauding his protection to the
Pope.
The BOurss on the 9Th was dropping at
6Sf &c. . ..
The Italian Senate, by a vote of 129 to 2
al N,.f L.. L
title, King of Italy, on Victor Emmanuel
and his successors.
The assertion is repeated that Piedmont
ese brigade would soon enter Rome, and
that the Romans were secretly preparing to
receive Victor Emmanuel.
The Emperor of Austria has signed the
new Constitution. = .
The new Diet, which is composed of an
| Upper and Lower House, has the right Of
| legislation. .. l.l
The Hungarian Constitution remains in
| tact.
A serious insurrection had broken out in
| Sontoria, in Turkey. .l
The India and China mails are received.
! A private letter reports that the Rebels have
taken WOosung, and had commenced gene
raj massacre, when the French interposed
on the score of humanity.
Calcutta, January 29-1mports dull and
lower. Freights and Exchange unaltered.
Liverpool, February. I'D. M.-Cotton-
Sales Of Monday and Tuesday reached about
10000 bales, 10000 per day, including 1000
on speculation and for export. Demand con-
tinues good, and the Improvement advised
per the Niagara and Prince Albert is fully
maintained
James Hewitt & 90. report an advance on
last Fridays quotations of fully I'D, aud
partially 3,l6d. per pound. There was no
improvement in the tone Of the market al
Manchester, and any business doing yes
terday was at the lowest rates of last week
except in yarns suitable for the Blackburn
market.
LipnpoOl Brsadsts1gs Markst.-Richard-
son, Spence & Co., Wakefield, Nash & Co.
and Others, report Flour dull and Cd
4 cheaper. Extra State 28l. Wheat quiet
red lis. to l2s. Cd, and white l2@l5s Corr
in moderate demand, with slight improve
ment; mixed 36s. 3D., to ais; yellow at 37@
3ss and white at 3S@39s.
Beef and Pork continue dull. Bacon dull
and offered at 5Os for long Middles and Cum
berland cut, without buyers.
Cheese dull and partially lower.
Lard slow at 55(957s. Tallow quiet
Butchers Association 56s.; fine North Ameri
can 57s. Sd. ..
Sugars quiet. Coffee steady. Rice, moth
ing doing. Ashes quiet-Pots 29s.
London Mdrkst-Wheat firm for good
Sugar dull Corn Cd. to Is. lower. Te
quiet but steady. Tallow in moderate de
mand at 59s. Cd. for Y. @. Linseed- oil 28s
81. Scotch Pig iron ASS. Cd.
Ldttr-The Palestine sailed on the 26tl
ult., from Liverpool for Portland.
Prussia has not yet assented to the Frenc
project in reference to Syria.
Gen. Klapka, in conference with Demo
Gratis in Turin, spoke against any revolution
ary attempts in Hungary, representing tn
country unprepared.
An insurgent body, numbering 5000 SUP
J ported by Montenegrins pillaged and sc
FIRE to the city OF Bukar, after killing owe
fifty Mohammedans, including seVera
women.
t Paris, Thursddy.-The Monitsur says tina
F; the Bishop of Poictiers has published man
s damente in Monde, containing illusions Of
!, fensive to the government of the Emperor
d and likely to arbitrarily disturb the con
!, sciences of citizens. The matter has bee
f submitted to the Council of State, which
t charged to decide in all cases of abuse.
: 1t is expected that the ARABIA, for Me-
4 York, Saturday, would take from 100000
d to G300, 900 specie. -....
: The financial crisis at Constantinople Wa
# increasing, and numerous failures were in
minent.
g Paris Wednesday.-The project of an a.
8 dress was read to the Corps Legislatif Il
% day. 1t approves the course of the Empero
: and relies on his wisdom in the future, beir
y convinced that he will always be guided /
}. the same principles and the same feeling
: without allowing himself to be distorted {
+ the injustice which he experienced.
= The iron. cased frigate Black Prince hi
= been successfully lanched. ...
8. An injunction has been granted again
y persons engaged in London GthographiI
Ie notes of the Kingdom of Hungary, purpoI
g ing to be issued by KOssuth, and bearing Il
N arms of the Kingdom. 1t is said the iss
Ds contemplated was l50, 600, 600 tiorins. Thr
thousand persons have been engaged in Il
manufacture, and the notes were on the e
of delivery. The Austrian GOvernme
u, called on the Foreign Office to interfere, b
i'd Lord Russell declined. Application "
ne then made to the city courts.
of The Church rates abolition bin had pass
le to second reading in the Commons,
Y, fifteen majority. ID
a. Disturbances occurred at Warsaw on I
lg goth. The police interfered.
The Papal Government was preparing
s" statement, to the effect that all responsible
all for the late events lies with Napoleon.
lc- The French are about to occupy porti
ur of the Province Ferosenone. -l
th An accident, on the Casenta Railrol
q killed nine and wounded forty-one perso
@; Cardinal Bonnelli is dead. sr
to The inhabitants OF VieterbO had petition
We the Italian Parliament for annexation to
lp, Kingdom Of Italy. q
i'm The Etna passed the Canada on the 8
ey and the Canadian on the 18th. The e
Il brings $l,065, 600 in specie. gaI
re- y. LigeTpOoL Thursday, 28.-The steaH
Anglo SazOn, from Portland, arrived at &
he port TO day. --- 'Lft
of Cotton quiet day, and prices maintail
ins | with difficulty sales yesterday and to-
it foet up about 10000 bales, 1000 Of VIII
ing were taken by spectators and for exp
1k. Breadstufs closed dull but steady, 7
the visions dull. ae'l1 7.4rHN soH "a
OF London, FSbfudrg 29--P A--COn
ron closed 10. day at 9l1z@9lSs for Money