Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-15

NEW YORK, February l4.-The steamship
NesO York, from Southampton, January 20,
has arrived.
The Australasidn arrived at Liverpool on
Sunday, the 9th.
A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday,
at the official residence of Lord Palmerston,
in Downing. street.
The Indian mail had arrived, with dates
from Calcutta to December %. The Times
correspondent at Calcutta says "Tnere is not
q contented mind or tranquil tongue in all
the Province, by the mismanagement of Mr..
Grant, The f2,000,000 annually spent in
the indigo manufacture has been this year
withdrawn from circulation, and in a poor
country like Calcutta, the consequences are
naturally those of discomfort.
The Chinese intelligence is to the 18th,
from Hong Kong:s Lord Elgin was at
Shanghai on the sth of December, and is
expected at Hong-Kong. Baron Gros pro-
eeeds to Suez in few days.
Mr.. Ward leaves, this morning, in the
Niagara.
Sir Hope Grant has gone on visit to
japan.
AT Nipgpo, alarm existed from reports
brought in of the movements of the rebels.
Too. Chow was quiet.
Disturbances had broken out in the north
east part of the Province, and one or two
walled places had been taken.
The John Adams and Niagara harbored
and the gun-boat Saginaw were at Hong
Kong.
Ffdnce-The Army and Navy Gazette says
the Emperor has resolved to construct, with
| all dispatch, ten iron-cased frigates of the
| La GIOiTe class. This is no mere idle ru-
NOR but stubborn fact.
Paris, Saturday EVening.--The Pdtrie says
it is not true, as some journals have stated,
that the French Government has encouraged
Denmark to resist the demands of Germany.
| ie haf io iru a
squadron to be sent to the Baltic.
The PdtTie also says the bombardment con-
tinues at Gaeta, without great result on
either side.
Marseilles, January 26.-A Russian frigate
has left Toulon, but has not proceeded to
Gaeta. Her destination is Villafranca, where
her commander waits fresh orders.
l. ItdLy-Ndples, January 25-FiUe p. M
Yesterday the bombardment of Gaeta was
continued by the Sandman feet.
Gaeta has suffered much from the BON.
bardment. The fire from the batteries of the
place is feeble.
General Cialdipi has lost but few men.
Sandman gun. boat has been damaged.
| Naples, january 26.-The bombardment
continues. A reasonable correspondence
Of high importance, which has been enter
tained with Gaeta, has been discovered.
Genoa, January 25-The Cdrriere MercGn
tile of to-day says: .."The bombardment o
Gaeta ls continued with prodigious etfec
from the batteries on the land side, con
, jointly with the powerful operations of tn
! fleet. II is hoped that success will atten
} the efforts of the besiegers in a few days
! The feet withdrew on the 23d in order I
, repair damages, having silenced nearly al
J the enemy's batteries.
} II was to recommence the bombardmen
t on the same evening.
, SpdiR-Madrid, January 25.-The cor
: respondence of the Autogrqtd states the re
| port that the Queen had sent money to Gaets
G is totally unfounded. r..--.
The correspondence says the Spanish Mir
. lister will stay with King Francis L., as lon
/ as he remains on Neapoitan Territory.
: also states that Tetuan will be occupied b
Q Spanish troops until the entire execution
g the treaty by the Moors.
n H,tHgaTy-Pesth, January 2z-The IL
d habitants of YoiYoidina have prOteste
d against the incorporation of that PROVING
It with Hungary in an arbitrary manner. The
: demand the eOnyOcation of SerVian M
% tional Assembly.
Copenhagen, JanUary PA minister's
ordinance has been addressed to all function
{. aries whose duties are in any way connects
: with the calling out of the soldiers for &
u army, ordering them to take such steps
!: will enable them to execute, speedily as DC
y sible, the orders for the military con Voeati
a already proclaimed, or for any other whi
~ may yet be made. q"