The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-11

FOREI6N NEWS.
q NEw York, Oct. 10.
/ The steamer, Hausa, from Southampton
Q} the 18th hlt, arrived in New York this
morning.
The coroners jury returned verdict OF
willful murder against Muller, the murder
er of Mr.. Brooks, on the.railway train.
Riots had occurred in Turin, in conse-
quence of the transfer to Florence, in which
twenty persons were killed and many
wounded. .aaaa sef.1 5Hssrs
Walter Savage Lander, the poet, died at
Florence ON the 18th. - 81
The report that the announcement of the
Franco Italian treaty had been made to the
Pope, and that he asked for copies TO ex-
anime, is confirmed. The Pope requested
timesfor deliberstion. zig sB f.
The raising Of the rate Of discount by
the Bank of France had an uufsvorable eff
feet upon trade.
The London money market was frner.
Rebel Loan, 73sa74k Flour, fat; wheat,
frmer; corn, firm, and advanced Sd. per
quarter.
QUEBEC, Oct. l0.-The steamer Jura,
from Liverpool on the 29th, via Londonder
~ on the Goth, has arrived. = ''i.a
Continued depression aud failures are res
ported in England.
Hon. Hiram Sibley, Of the Russian Tele'
graph, arrived at Queenstown on the 30th
uItimo. .asstt5 +fs
The sales of cotton for the week amount
ed to 5000 bales. Prices opened dull and
irregular, with decline of Id. There was
more confidence at the close.
Breadstuffs were slightly advanced and
firmer
Provisions quiet and steady.
Consols S7aaS7a for money.
American securities were dull Illinois
Central shares, So per cent. discount Erie,
42a43. The Rebel Loan declined 6aS per
cent.
The London stock market is very heavy,
money was dear and there was general
distrust. Several failures were taking
place eptailipg heavy losses in cotton pro
duce traders. Confederate loan had de
clined Gas per cent closing about 81. The
news of Sheridan's victory improved the
prospects of Lincoln's re election, and for
ced sales on Liverpool accounts caused de
pressions The London Times credits Grant
with success in having compelled Lee to
move and looks with much interest for
pending results.
FRANcE-The notification Of the Franco
Swiss Treaty is an accomplished fact.
ITALY.-Turin continues tranquil. The
remonstrance of the municipality of Turin
addressed TO the Government declares that
the transfer of the capitol to Florence sig>
nifies the remuneration Of Rome and pro-
tests against such conclusion. The ltal>
ian Parliament was convoked for the 18th
of October.
DENMARK.-Earl Clarendon at Visnns
urged upon Count Rechberg the necessity of
bringing the peace negotiations to speedy
issue. He also advocated the early inau>
guration of the Duke Of Augusteuberg,
promising the recognition Of England Sat
terthwaite reports continued large BUSH
ness in U. s. bonds, principally 5-20s but
at slight decline.
characterization market on the 29th
quiet and generally unchanged but rather
steadier and in some cases dearer.
!, Breadstuffs.-The market Of the 29th
generally steady. Corn, somewhat 6rmer
Richardson, Spence g. Co, and others re-
port -four fat but steady. Wheat. f1rmer
winter red 7a8s. Corn has an upward ten
dency and has advanced Sd per quarter
mixed 27s Sd: provisions generally quiet
and steady.
CAPE RACE, Oct. 9Th VIA PoRT Hoop, Oct.
l0th.-The blockade running steamer Char
lotte from Cork on the both, arrived of this
point this evening. Her dates are two days
days later. The Cork Reporter of the Doth
contains the following market reports on
London stock exchange opening price Of
oonsols for money was 574a86S. The Lon4
don Daily News in city article says renew
ed heaviness prevailed in the stock market
ON account ofthe large arrival Of specie and
the continual purchase of gold by the Bank
was almost in view of dearness Of money
and of the distrust occasioped by the mer~
camille failures which are now taking place
in the cotton and produce trade, where
heavy losses have latterly been Incurred
The Confederate loan was extremely heavy
and experienced fall Of no less than ca
per cent. owing partly TO the defeat of Early
in the Shenandoah Valley, but chiefly to
the prospect indicated by present advices
of the reelection Of Lincoln 10 the Pres-
deacY. (All hosh, intended to affect the
Pennsylvania electIon.-ED. REGISTER.