Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-09
NUMBER 80.
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
one Week Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN


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PORTLAND, April B.---The steamer Canadian |
from Liverpool on the 9Th, ria Londonderry |
on the evening of the 10th nit, arrived here |
this morning. f iait
The steamer North Britain, from Portland.
arrived at Liverpool on the morning of the |
26th, having touched at Londonderry the |
previous day.
Great Britain = Parliament stood ad- |
journed foT the Easter season till April 8.
The strike in London of the building-trade, |
again assumes serious proportions Turn |
outs among the Lancashire weavers were in
cTeasing, and some rioting was feared.
In consequence Of Friday and Saturday
being holidays the market news By the
Persia Ito arrive at New York; will be no
later than that now received.
The Bremen, from New York, arrived at
Southampton on the 2sth. The CSwof Nan
chester arrived at Queenstown on the 10th.
The Edinburq sailed from Liverpool for New
York on the 9Th; with 9l02Oo0 in specie
It is officially stated that Prince Albert
will visit Canada this Summer, arriving
there the middle of June. The adjourned
| general meeting of the Galway Steamship
| Company was held in London on the 9th
| ult. The Directors were authorized to raise
en- additional 100000 at seven per cent.
They propose landing the mails at New
foundland every voyage.
Great Eastern to convey to New York 1900
German emigrants, bound to the Mormon
| Territory.
The London building strike threatened to
| assume formidable dimensions. The great
| contractors had determined to close their
| yards if the men continued to refuse their
| offers, thus throwing some 45, 900 men out of
employment. Preparations were making to
import laborers from Belgium, where wages
| were lower than in England.
Rev. DIR. Cheever had been lecturing in
Liverpool on the question of slavery and
| the American crisis.
The TynaeSs Paris correspondent says that
| General Guyon has been authorized to make
contracts for the French army at Rome for
six months longer.
The Paris journals had received permis-
sion to publish the Pope's allocution.
The Paris Bourse closed at 67f95c.
The rumor that Austria intended sggres-
sions against Piedmont and that the French
movements are in response, is pronounced
false.
In the Italian Chamber of Deputies, sew
eral speakers on the left, proposed the simple
proclamation of Rome as the Capital of Italy,
and calling on Napoleon to withdraw his
troops.
1t is reported that some disturbances took
place at Warsaw, but nothing serious oc-
cured
The present regulations for public instruc-
ton in Poland are abolished. special
Commissioner for public worship and in
structions is appointed
A Council of State is to be appointed,
composed of members of the clergy, high
dignitaries and the most distinguished per-
sons of Poland.
The right of petition to the National Gov
ernment is granted.
Trkeg-A scheme of forced loan is
published.
1t was stated that there was to be another
Turkish loan, guaranteed by France for COM
pliance with French views in Syria.
Chtna-Telegrams report teas advancing,
but are dull at Canton.
London-The funds continued dull. Con-
soils on the 22d, declined nc. In the Dis
count Market the demand for Money was act
: We, and at the Bank the applications were
, arge and numerous.
London, March 29.-The TInaes's Paris
: correspondent writes that hostiIities appear
imminent between the Austrians and Pied
montese. Victor Emmanuel is said to have
written TO Prince Napoleon of an attack, and
urging him to represent matters to the EN-
peror in their true light
FEQnce--Napoleon received the address
from the Corps Legislatif on the 23d. In re-
turning thanks, he said that Notwithstanding
the debate, he by no means regretted to see
such discussion, but he hoped that the Gov
eminent and Legislature would naturally aid
each other. The speech is regarded as am
bguous -. st
The Pope's last allocution has been sup
pressed.
France is far less conciIiatory than has
, been represented.
The order for sending endorsements OF
,, French troops to Rome, intended to coun-
teract the movements of Austria, has been
countermanded, after explanation from Aus
tria.
On the Paris Bourse, Rentes were dull at
, 69f. l0c.
} Italy-C Count Cavour, in his speech on the
a Roman question, claimed that Italy had the
right to have Rome for her Capital, and that
Q the union Of the temporal and spiritual power
Q was the source of evil.
8 Reactionary demonstrations were taking
: place in Sicily. l
s Jdpan-It is certain that the American
g Secretary of Legation had been murdered al
4 Jeddo, and the English and French Ministers
. had retired from, but the American Minister
T remained at, Jeddo.
a Liverpool Mdrket-Cotton-Th Brokers
: Circular reports sales of five days 6s, ,50C
:. bales including 1880 to spectators ant
u active, and fully I'd. higher, on the Amer
. ican news by the Adriatic, but subsequently
. owing to the disturbed state of the manu-
Q featuring districts, closed quiet at barely
o maintained prices. The sales on Thursday
were 5000 bales, including 1000 to specu
= lators and exporters, market closing quiet
s fair Orleans, 7ssd; middling, 5 l6d.; fat
u Mobile, I'D. middling, 77Sd.; fair Up
Is lands, 7Ssd.; middling, 7 7 led. The stocl
le in port is estimated at 100000 bales, includ
II ing 10000 American. Manchester advice
q are favorable; holders demand an advane
"a for Yarns, which checked business.
L. Breadstuffs-The market has declining
AnnA nlr n1I IL r. N,
- Richardson, Spence Il Co, and Bigland
1e Atbya 4 Co, report no regular market sine
le Tuesday. Flour dull and easier, but quota
tions unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady
u Corn closed steady at decline of Sd.
" mixed, BIS.
of Beef quieti holders offer freely, but don
" " press sales. Pork quiet. Bacon dull at
~ ~ @50s. Lard firm at 55@56s. for choiC
~ American. Tallow dull, and holders press
ss Ss ing their stock on the market: butcher
Sss 55s. cd.
nd Produce. e.-Ashes-Pots steady at 2es g.
au @30e Pearls steady at 3O@30s. Cd. SugI
and Rice firm. Coffee firm but quiet.
nm Loadcn Market Wheat firm, and 1@2
of higher for English, and Is. higher 4
N American red. Sugar quiet. Coffee fir
to and slightly higher for all description
he Tallow dull at bss Cd @59s. ~ .... q
We American Securities : Sales of Illino
ed Central at 27@26 discount Erie 27@28, al
New York Central 69@7l. COnsols clos
on Thursday at 9l5s@9iA for money, al
"A 9lA@9l% for account Jt II s.r i.r.
IA II IHi,l--In the Chamber ofDeputies, Sign
,na nS Cheeves spoke against the transfer of I
.S iea capital of the Kingdom Of Italy to Ron
~ y" Count Cavour urged that Rome should
NC Immediately declared the capital Of Ital
The transfer will take place in eonsequen
"a Of the law adopted by the Chamber, witho
IA any disturbanees The time viii be FIX