Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-11
Emperor Napoleon's Speech
to the Chambers.
HE WILL NOT INTERFERE B
IN AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
UTlCO's Fleet Taken by the Bu-
enOs Ayreans.


have been effected whereby Major Helvert
and Captain Prime, of this department, will
be released by the rebels.
FORTRESS MONROE, February 10.-News
by flag of truce states that our troops landed
at Roanoke Island yesterday afternoon. No
particulars are given, but it is intimated that
the Island was taken.
PHILADELPHIA, February IL. - The In
quirer of this city has dispatch from Fort
ress Monroe, last night, which reports the
landing of the Federals on Roanoke Island.
Three rebel gun-boats were sunk and two
captured, one of them the flag ship.
The fireman on board the steamboat res
ported that the Stars and Stripes could be
seen over the batteries from Elizabeth Ciay.
FoRTREss MONROE, February l0.-Ten de-
serters (contrabands) came to Camp Hamil-
ton this afternoon, having been found by a
scouting party. One was a member of the
Black Virginia Cavalry, who were engaged
in the skirmish at New Market Bridge on the
22d Of December, with Max Weber's Regi-
ment. He was completely armed with car
bine, pistols, &C., and had a considerable
amount OF rebel money. They represent
great scarcity of provisions.
The bark Trinity arrived this afternoon
from Boston with four hundred released
prisoners, in charge of Lieutenant Buel, to
be exchanged. 1t is expected that Bishop
Ames and Hon. Hamilton Fish will accom-
pany the prisoners when they are sent over
in the morning
CAIRO February ia detachment OF
cavalry, two hundred and fifty strong, had
an engagement with the rebels on Sunday
seven miles east of Fort Henry, on the road
to Fort Donelson Five rebels were killed
and thirty taken prisoners, and thirty horses
captured. One Federal was wounded.
A detachment of the Thirty. second Hi
nois destroyed portion of the bridge of the
Louisville, Clarksville aud Memphis Road,
on Saturday evening. The rebel camp at
that point had been previously evacuated
lTribune's Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE bill, of
which Senator Wilson gave notice to day,
will provide for the establishment of Ma
tional foundry on the Hudson River not far
south of West Point, and of a mandatory
of iron suitable for cannon in Pennsylvania,
probably at Bloomfield.
General SigePs nomination as Major. Gen
eral will be sent into the Senate to- morrow.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.--Herman Michael 8
has been officially recognized as Consul for
Saxony in the State of California.
PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-THE Balti-
more Clipper publishes an extra, stating
that Roanoke Island was captured after three
days fighting. Two rebel gunboats were
captured, and the rest were sunk or scat
tered.
The people Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
are panic stricken.
The news is confirmed by passengers by
the Fortress Monroe boat.
PORTLAND, February l0--The steamship
JurG, which left Liverpool on Thursday, the
Both, and Londonderry the 3lst arrived at
fifteen minutes before twelve tonight. Mason
and Slidell had arrived at Southampton. No
demonstration was made. The former wens
to London, and the latter to Paris.
Sales of Cotton for three days were 2s, 900
bales, including $4,000 to spectators and
exporters. Market frmer, with an advance
of I'd. Advices from Manchester are favor
able.
Liverpool Bresdstuf Market generally dull
and slightly declined, except for Corn, which
| is steady. Richardson, Spence and others
| report Flour heavy and declined Cd. per bril-
Wheat dull and declined l@2d red Western
ll@12s. 3D.. red Southern lis 5d.@l2s. 3D.;
white Western l2s. 6d,@l2s. 3d.; white
Southern l3@l3s. Sd. Corn steady: mixed
| 3l@3ls. Cd.
Liverpool Provision Market has down
ward tendency: Beef declining; Pork nomi-
nal; Bacon declining.
London Markets-Br -Breadstuffs dull and all
quotations slightly declined Consols closed
for money ON Thursday at 929s. Stocks
Illinois Central shares 44943 dis Erie 2S1z
! @29X.
1t was rumored Government had ordered
/ the Nashville to quit Southampton, but ex-
| tended the time for her departure, owing to
! danger from the TaScdrora. 1t was also ru.
mored that Government will prohibit armed
| ships of either party remaining over twenty
four hours in any British port.
The following is the Etnd' report:
Earl Russell, in a dispatch dated 23d of
January, to Lord Lyons, says the English
Government differs entirely from Mr.. Sew
ards conclusions on the question whether
the persons taken from the Trent, and their
supposed dispatches, were contraband.
1t was rumoIed that the vessel which the
Sumter engaged off Algiers was the IrOquOiS
| There was no news of either.
1t was reported that the TIscGrorG was
about to quit Southampton. The destinR'
ton was kept secret. at
The Times, IN characteristic article, calls
for something decisive in America. 1t says
unpleasant complications must arise if the
present state of affairs continues much longer
Napoleon opened the French Chamber on
the 9th. He said; "The civil war which
desolates America has greatly compromised
ourcommercial interests. So long, however
as the rights of neutrals are respected we
must eon6pe ourselves TO expressing wishe;
for an early termination OF those dissen
sions."
BOuTse higher. Rentes, 7lf SOC. s
France recommended 10 Rome TO concili
ate the Court of Turin. Antonelli absolutely
refused all terms. There were cOntradictorl
rumors Of an enlarged French expedition 4
Mexico.
The London Times remarks on Mason an,
Slidell that both will probably keep qaie
and wait events that are at hand, tIr7
--latest Commercial ria LOhdOndsrrys
I IL.