Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-10
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA SCOTIA

PORTLAND, jan l0.-The Steam Ship Noyia scotia
Capt. MoMastsr, from Liverpool, Dec. 9Th, 0ia Lon
donderry the 25th arrived here at llL last night Tn
mail will be due In New York at midnight
GREAT BRITAN.-Nothng Of moment has transpirs
since the departure OF the Palestine.
FRANCE Tho connection OF Count Of Demorny will
the nnancal speculation In mnes and the occurrence
which had taken place in connection herewith wero
tracing considerable attention In Paris.
Cabinet councils had been held upon the subj ect and
was thonght that Legislative inquiry would ensue.
The journal dec De6ats animadverts the mex
pucabe policy OF France and earnestly advocates tn
withdrawal OF the French feet at Gaeta.
ITALY-Reports relative to the state Of affairs at Gaet
continue contradictory. dispatch from Geeta Of tn
22d the bombardment Of the city was continued will
ygor The Spanish Ambassador left his palace accoun
ofis being rddled with bullets. Two officers had beer
struck while standing near the king
New sardinian batteries be seen and are eyiden
ready to take part In the bombardment.
Adeputation has arrived here from Cslabria and pro
missed to raise an insurrecton In favor of the King
the Turin correspondent OF the Daily 7snes assert
that the commencement hostile demonstrations ayalns
Gaeta from the sea side, thought to 30 at hand
orders have been sent to the gun boats at Ancona
leave Immediately for Naples, and the ships of war sta
toned At Genoa and spezzt had been sent to the SAINT
The GsrrsoI al uaera mas been diminished In pumb.r
by the dsmsson OF aportion Of the royal guards whose
hdely was doubtful. The remaining defenders were IN
state but their resistance could be carried
on stillfurther for considerable period.
AUsTRIA.-Ths correspondent at Vienna Is confident
that nothing but brutal force induce the Austrian
government TO quiet the Quadrilateral
There wasa report that England and France had
to an understanding In regard to Veneta urging the
cssson Of Venetls without any territorial recompenee
II Is stated that Austria opened negotiations with
Rome Tor the complete abolition Of the Concordat.
Accounts from Hungary arc very unsitisfactory. No
taxes we're being paid.
... LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
LONDON, Dec. 26.-Tne Tines city article savs The
demand for discount at the Bank to-day was 30 yery
heavy that but for the facts being attributable to the
NiAnQ al FanNa a. tkna al. a..
rate would probably have been decided upon The effect
upon the Stock market was considerable.
CHIsA.-The overland mail has arrived.
Lord Egn expects to leave China early In the year The
Second Regiment Is about to leave and 10 Men of War
were also coming home. The fate Of the entire parties
OF prisoners taken Sept I3h has been asceraned The
death OF Captain Brabason occurred the ls and he
was saved much suffering that others underwent. He
was beheaded by order Of the Tartar General. The
Able Delue, was beheeded at the same time. n
The more indifference Lord Elgn displayed about
signing the condon the more alarmed the Chinese gov
ernment became that great rethbution awaited the
Emperor and his government. 1t was resolved that the
summer Palace should be- burned to the ground as II
was on the spot where some Of the crues towards the
prisoners had been perpetrated. III.
Proclamations were posted in Pekin informing the
people OF the measures that to be taken and the
reasons for their adoption. ThedardenS Palaces Tenn
pies aud Pagodahs, occupied space Of six or seven
miles In extent. Two days required to efectualy
set fire to and destroy all the buildings. The oas on
the property destroyed exceeded two millions pounds
tACluuNo VI tuc DunolnB5.
The Chinese brought to terms on other points by
proclamaons from Sir Hope Grant, threatening to sack
Pskin. ..
On Thursday pence vas signed. Lord Elgin and Sir
Hope Grant entered Pekn accompanied by an escort Of
6O0O men and 100 officers Of regiments.
Lord Egn was carried In his State chair carried by the
Chinese dressed in scarlet Sir Robert Napiers Dyi-
son lined the streets as Lord passed. and followed
at Intervals taking up strategica position In case Of
treachery. 80 I -. -
His lordship was received by Prince Kung Lord Ell.
gins manner was stern aud calm. lie motlonsd Kung
to seat on the right which was considered the lowest
leat. ,
On return OF the ambassador and commandsr.in chie
the seats were occupied by the troops that the Cap
tai Of the Chinese Empire was in actual possession oil
the British Prince L
Kung said to Lord Eln that many mistakes had beeni
made In their intercourse with Foreigners but he hoped
for new state Of things.
Accounts from Calcutta are to Nov 29d Nens SshlbI
was reported at Thebit with several thousand
lTALy.-PARIs, Thursday evening.-The PAYS saysl
the tendency ofpublc opinion preages that the Garbal
dian party will obtain majority at the elections Of the
Italian Parliament Count Oavour has the intention of
retiring at least Professionally from the sardinian Min
istry. .7h .rIE
LIVERPOOL, Dec 2aThe brokers circular reports sales
Of Cotton for the four days, COO baes including co.
900 to spectators and G000 to exporters All qualities
have advanced kx, and the market closes with an &C
tive demand both for trade ard speculation The sales
to-day, Friday sum up 600 bales including 1000 to
specuaors and exporters Market closing firm at the
following quotations. fair Orleans 7X middling Tx;
Mobiles 7x ,mlddng 7k; fair uplands II, mddling 7x
The stock 10 Port estimated at $50 eco bales Of which
403 600 are American. Breadstuis market rm with an
advancing tendency, but business Is restricted by the
holidays. Provision market dull. .-.
LONDON, Friday noon -Consuls 92H;I. O. shares 2SA
6p0Sk; discount Rric shaIea 34N35: M. @. 77aD70