Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28
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Two Days Later from Europe
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

Italian ADdTS CHchdnged-DeP0ftuTe V |
the King of Naples for Spain-Perugia |
in a State of Siege-The British Harvest
FaUoraJle- Gar6dlG attacking Lamori-
eiere-Fdtal Conflict at AridnO.
New YoRK, September 27.-The steamer
Persia, from Liverpool on the 18th, Vid
Queenstown on the 18th, has arrived.
The steamer arabia from Boston, arrived
at Queenstown on the l4th.
Italian affairs we're unchanged.
The French Minister had left Turin.
The King of Naples had gone to Spain.
The advices from Manchester are favor
able, but Tuesdays advance for Indian goods
had been lost. Harvest was making rapid
progress, and weather rather more favor
able.
Napoleon had reached Ajaccio. The
French forces at Rome are to be increased by
two regiments Gen. Guyon is reinstated in
| command.
Bourse quiet at 67@s5f. The Bank of
| France had lost l9,250,0 0O0E cash during the
| month
Naples was tranquil. The forts had all
/ surrendered Garibaldi had exchanged iu-
terviews with the English Admiral and En-
bassador. Sandman troops had disem-
barked at Naples, by request of Garibaldi,
who transferred the Neapolitan fleet to
| Sardinia.
General Fault was appointed Commander
in-Chief.
Lamoriciere had concentrated his troops
at Ancona.
TIE French Minister had withdrawn from
Turin. The business ofthe Legation will be
conducted by the Secretary.
Perugia had been declared in q state of
siege, and the inhabitants threatened with
the direst penalties for the mere fracture OF
the telegraph wire.
Sardinia's memorial, in defense of the
course adopted, is published.
The Emperor of Austria gave a grand BAN
uuet in honor of the Emperor of Russia's
birthday.
Turin Septen,5sr l5.-Italan journals ex-
press regret at the recall of the French En-
bassador.
Marseilles, September 15-Naples letters
state that very ardent popular demonstra.
. tions are taking place. Many parties hat
+, fraternized with the people.
There were numerous desertions iron
+ Gaeta.
v The enlistment of volunteers was ordered
= Siberio will be Pro-Dictator.
r Garibaldi was attacking Lamoriciere.
!, Garibaldi declared that he would sooI
t proclaim the annexation of Naples to Pied
e mont, from the summit of Querinal, whel
e all the Italians will be united in one nationa
e banquet.
: A reactionary movement had occurred
;, baldi's forces were marching there.
ID Rome, September 1.-THE tri-color wa
le hoisted at Tivoli, Genevans and SubracC
Of but it is said the people did not support th
y intended demonstration.
lc The alleged order of Lamorieiere for pill
is age, in case of insurrection is denied.
Paris, Safurday.-The CoRstitatioRHel say
"The recall of the ambassadors from Turi
q is intended to express disapproVal Of th
II course of Sardinia, but is far from rup
=, ture." r-
y Cialdinis order of the day to the soldier
~, ~ tells them to attack and disperse the fereig
az adventures without mercy. -
t0 q Persigna calls aloud for Eengeanc
=, Though late, she will have it.
N, n A strong Piedmontese corps is keepiT
- London, Saturday EVenihg.-Two shi
,H ,,S have arrived, with 100000 of Australia
Is gold. The Persia passed the America on Il
Nv uo 23d, the City of Washington on the oath, al
~; the Illinois on the 25th. She has l80 pa
oJ sengers.
nu umpire" was sixth in the st. Leger RAJ
III Liverpool Market-The weather has bet
no ro favorable for the crops, but it had again
n.e ne come boisterous on Friday.
III Flour quiet and steady. Wheat firm. Go
hn quiet but rather frmer: sales of mixed
no ao 33s. 3D., holders demanding 34s. Beef hea
o 90, and prices slightly lower. Pork quiet
,a9 m1 very firm. Bacon steady. Lard firm
~ Tallow firmer. Ashes-Pots quiet, 27s.
@26s. Pearls, 29s. Sugar frmer, and pi
IIs TALLY 3@6s. higher. Coffee firm. Rice fir
of holders demanding an advance. Resin fl
Vi at 5s. I'd. Obs. 4d. for common, on the sp
and 5s (95s. Id. on arrival. Spirits of T.
in peptine 3ls. sd .@32s.
ars Liverpool September 5.-Cotton-Impo
in of the week, 12,942 bales; known to be
yes sea from America II, 100 bales, against 81,
les, last year.
IAN LiSerpooL September l6-Cotton -ss
Hhe yesterday of 5000 bales, including 1000
ads speculation for export the market clio
has quiet but firm. Breadstuffs quiet but Fl
nay Provisions very dull.
ing London Mdrket-Barings report VIII
% a tending downward, 2s. @3s. per quarter 10y
ife, for foreign. Iron steady. Sugar stea
Iuis Coffee buoyant. Rice dull and 6s low
ieir Spirits of Turpentine steady at 3ls93ls.
Havre eMarket-Cotton--sa Of the we
$1,000 bales. New Orleans tres-ordind
- 92f; do. bds, 83f. All qualities had sligl
'er- advanced, but the improvement was mai
lme on lower qualities, say l@2f Stock, 1877
ned bales.
nds Havrs September l4.-Cotton lang
IN without change in rates sales yestert
yer l,6O0 bales, and to-day only 500 bales.
The London Money MaTkeL-The market
tent easy. The Bullion in the Bank of Engl
and had increased f63,0O0. Consols closed
atty Friday, at 93I@93A for Money, and
that @93% for account. American Seeuritit
1t Illinois Central shares, l5&@l43 disco
erer The English news is unimportant.
pine London, September l5-P M-Cou
closed at 931S@93H for Money, and 49,
- SO for account.
EEN Turin, September l5.-The Sandman,
aiol eral, Fanti, entered Perugia yesterday, {
OF q bot fight, which was continued throug
3uis the streets. The enemy withdrew into
nen fortress, which subsequently surrendS
seht with 1000 prisoners, including Ger
'ucn sc Schmidt. The Sandman loss was il
@o' nifcant.
NJ New York Items.
last NEW YORK, September 27.-The of