Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-24
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Three Days Later from Europe
ARRIvAL oF THE rRRsIA.

Garbaldi's expedition was the only prom
inent topic. There was nothing authentic rs
to his landing. tits believed the insurrection
continued in the interior of Sicily.
There was panic at Shanghai, and busi-
ness was suspended, owing TO the advance of
the rebels.
Strong opposition was threatened by the
Derby party, in the House of Lords, to the
repeal of the paper duty.
Lord Woodhouse explained the result of
negotiations in Central America He said the
Nicaragua treaty was signed, but not yet
ratified. The right of passage over the 18TH
mus Of Panama had been recognized.
Sir @. Trevellyn, Governor of Madrid, had
been recalled in consequence of insubordina-
ton, in openly denouncing Mr. Wilson's In
dian financial programme. Sir Henry Wood,
at present Governor of Ceylon, is spoken Of
as his successor.
A slight fire occurred on the Prince Albert
during her passage to Galway, but it was
speedily subdued.
The Prince of Wales has accepted an honor
ary Uolonelcy Of the Voluntary Rife Corps
formed Of civil service employees.
The Manchester Cotton Supply Association
had held their annual meeting; the prospect
is encouraging for an extension Of the cotton,
producing area.
DR.. Longley, Bishop of Durham, is ap-
The Bank of France had gained over three
million francs cash during the month.
1t is rumored, but discredited, that France
had demanded an explanation from Prussia
relative to augmented war estimates.
The Bourse closed fiat, Tentes 70f. 25c.
Nothing of moment relative to the proposed
conference.
It is stated that fifty Savoyards recently
attacked custom-house on the Geneva from
IL. - O,.v.o
authorities lodged complaint at Turin.
Garibaldi's force, 1000 strong, embarked
at Genoa, on three steamers, at midnight,
on the 9Th, well provided with arms, ammu-
milton, &c. Nearly 5000 persons 1ocked to
the beach to bid the "God speed" The en-
thusiasm of the troops at Genoa was so great
that it was necessary to confine them TO the
barracks to prevent deserting to enroll them
selves.
Garibaldi had sanguine hopes of cutting
| out one of the Neapolitan frigates on the
Lieutenant, was to start in few days with
| 5000 more volunteers. Garibaldi is said to
| have exchanged for gold three million francs
in notes at the Bank of Genoa.
1t is said the expedition was not to land in
Sicily, but intended to create diversion in
Calabria. The headquarters of the Sicilian
insurgents were at Cefalu, some fifteen
leagues from Palermo The royal troops
several times attacked their position unsuc-
cessfully.
The latest reports are that Garibaldi had
landed at Ortessa, in Calabria and that an
insurrectionary movement had taken place
in Calabria.
Garibaldi took with him his only son, and
George Manin, only son Of the illustrious
defender of Venice.
M. Won Plener permanently succeeds Baron
Bruck as Austrian Minister of Finance.
ODonnell had returned to Madrid and was
received enthusiastically.
1t is reported the Russian intrigues in
Turkey were strong, and Russian force was
being concentrated on Pruth.
1t is rumored that q collision had occurred
between the Russians and Chinese on the
| frontier.
The ultimatum OF the allies was declared
| to the Chinese on the 9Th of March, and an
answer was expected in the course of the
| week.
| The allies occupy Chussa Immediately
| British troops are arriving rapidly at India
The Persia left Queenstown on the evening
| of the 18th, and passed, the same evening
the steamer. Vigo hence for Liverpool, and OF
the l4th the steamer America for Liverpool
PARIS, May l3.-Letters from Genoa state
that Col. Medici, a friend of Garibaldi, il
forming a second expedition for Sicily, fol
which six thousand volunteers are already
enrolled.
Great excitement exists at Lombardy
whence nearly all the volunteers have come
but is asserted that the government will b(
asked to prevent the departure of the expe
dition.
The Patrie asserts that the Neapolitar
Government is able to defeat all attacks.
The Grand Duke Nicholas, of Russia, il
| expected here on Tuesday
Rome, Tuesddy.-Gen. Lamorcierce con
tinues to concentrate the Papal troops a
Tablis. The King of Naples subscribes
million scuddi to the Papal Loan.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
AT Calcutta teas were unaltered.
London Money Mdrket.-There was a fai
demand at the Bank at the reduced rates, ant
brisk inquiry at discount-houses at 4L@
Az. American securities almost entirely
nominal.
Liverpool Market-Bigland, Athga Il Co
report the weeks improvement in Bacon a
3@4s. per cwt.
Richardson, Spence Il Co. report the wea
ther favorable to the crops. Flour dull
Wheat firm. Corn declined 6d.@ls.; mixet
35s.@35-6d.; yellow 35s.@36-6d.; white 37@
38s. ...
Beef in fair demand, at low prices.
Liverpool, May 2.--Cotton--Sales of tn
week $4,000 bales, including 4,500 to specu
lators and $500 TO exporters. Fair quail
ties are fully I'd. higher, while the quota
tiOns show an advance Of I'd. on Orlean
and Mobile; the middling and lower qualitie
are firm, but unchanged; holders offer firmly
but do not press sales. Sales on Friday
5000 bales, including 1000 to speculators an
exporters; market closing firm. Fair Or
leans sells at 3d.; middling do. at 6 3-l6d.; fai
Uplands at I'D; middling do. at 3-l6d
The stock in port is estimated at l,027,O0
bales, including $4,000 American.
Manchester markets firm, but rather quiet
Breadstuffs steady, except corn, which wa
slightly lower. Provisions dull and declin
ing.
london, May l2.-Consols closed yesterda
at 95@95% for money, and 957S for accoun
The bullion in the Bank had increase
100000.
LATEST MARKETS VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Liverpool, May 3.-Cotton-Sales yestel
day of 5000 bales. Market closed steady,
Breadstuffs quiet but unchanged.
Provisions quiet.
London, Saturday Evening.-Consols 94]
@95, having declined under the Chinese lie
, ters.
Auction Sale Of Teas.
NEW YORK, May 23.-The public sale
teas this morning was quite spirited and we
attended. With the exception Of single |,
of Congou the entire offer was composed
greens, which sold well at an advance of II
&c. on the low grades, and a shade advant
on the better kinds. HysOn brought 35@39t
: Young Hyson 49@5011c.; Gunpowder 40t
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