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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-18
Democratic Convention.

TALLAuAssE, FLA, April, l7.-The Demo-
cratic state Convention to-day indorsed the
United States Senatorial resolutions.
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BOARD OF CRY NORTHUMBERLAND the
regular semi-weekly meeting of the Board of
City improvements, held yesterday morning,
the Clerk was instructed to prepare and
transmit to the City Council an ordinance to
pave with brick the unpaved sidewalks on
1aurel-street, from Linn to Freeman.
Mr. Gilbert, City Civil Engineer, presented
plat and estimate for grading and paving with
bowlder stone, Bent-alley, from Wade to Me-
lancthon-street.
The Clerk was also instructed to prepare
and transmit to the City Council an ordi-
nance TO assess special tax upon real estate
bounding said improvements, to pay for the
same. .... ...-
A communication was received from Mrs.
Meeks, relative to paving the sidewalks in
front of her property, on Kemper-lane. Re-
terred to the Commissioner of the District.
The sealed proposals offered to build an
iron bridge over the Miami Canal at Findley-
street, were opened and laid on the table.
They were as follows ."
ID. H. Morrison. ,l4s
Sieo' 2,3o0
Moseley q E,OOO
The Board then adjourned to meet again in
the afternoon, to consider the communication
from Council concerning the gutter plates on
Front-street, which had been laid by the rail
road companies. The matter was fully dis
cussed, and the Board determined to take
the plates up at Race, Elm and Plum-streets
and Central-avenue, and repair the cutters in
their former style. Adjourned.
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MONTHLY REPORT OF THE RECEIVER OF THE
CENTRAL ONO RAILwAY.-The tenth monthly
report of the Receiver of the Central Ohio
Railway has been filed in the United States
District Court. 1t shows the business done
by the road during the month of February,
and makes the following exhibit of the re-
ceipts, disbursements and earnings:
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

Tue Police PAY-RoLL.-The semi-monthly
salaries ofthe Mayors police force, amounting
to 1888 20, were paid yesterday.
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE,
April II:
l.. Tilton, President @. W. II. r., Springfield, ILL.,
Chas. Bonham, Louisyille, Ky. l..
Jacob Sylvia, st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs Clara V. Emmett, Chilcothe, Ohio.
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Y. M. NJ. l.. AssocIATIoN-THE QUADRI-
CENTENNIAL ANNIvERsARY.-The festival of
the Young Mems Mercantile Library Asso-
citation, to take place ut the Opera-house this
evening, on the occasion of the quadri-cen-
tennial anniversary of the establishment of
the institution, promises to be brilliant
affair." About seven hundred tickets have
been disposed Of and the entire arrange
ments have been completed in the most salts
factory manner.
The entertainment will begin at eight
o'clock precisely, and all who desire to hear
the Grafton, reading and poem would do well
to be in their seats at that time. Ladies may
appear, If they chose in neglige costume and
prepare themselvesfor the ball in the spacious
dressing-rooms, or, if they prefer it, in full
dress; but ample arrangements have been
made to accommodate all who may attend in
the retiring-rooms of the Opera-house.
The music will be under the direction OF
Capt. Menter, and the order of the entertain
ment will be as follows:
!. Music-Overture to Liester.
2. Anniversary AddIess-Wm. Hooper, Esq.
l. Anniversary Poem-W. W. Fosdick, ESQ.
pa%ate RGS GSnS MSIaccS II s
7. Music-Cavatina, La Dable.
8. Anvil Chorus, ii Trovatorc.
The supper room will be thrown open al
halfpast ten o'clock, and remain open during
the remainder of the evening.
The Reception Committee are requested to
meet at the Opera-house at four o'clock this
afternoon, and badges for the Committee OF
Dancing and Supper, and for the invited
guests, may be procured at the rooms of the
Association, any time after noon. Alto.
gether, we doubt not the festival of this even.
ing will be one of the most elegant and re-
cherche affairs ofthe kind ever given in thi!
city, and will also prove a source of revenue
| to the institution by which it is given.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF LICENSE RECEIPTS.
From the weekly report of Mr.. Charles S.
Belts, the Mayors Clerk, we learn that the
lice..se receipts during the week ending yes
terday, amounted to $529, derived from the
following sources:
Hackney
Express Wagons. ............".....
10 son dunpOWueI II
Exhibitions and 3
1870
2gl
Total.............. .. S52s
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BOARDING.

ROAR RDI N G--Seyeral gentlemen can have
uD board and furnished rooms at No. 1874 Elm
street. nI.f nplS-bF
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LOST.

n OST--SlO REWARD-A large nyer-and-wlite
~ Setter Dog. Any person returning him to No.
453 West Fifth-street, will receive the above re-
ward, and no questions asked. i'. apls-bN
II OST-0n Tuesday morning. a young black -and-
hl tan Terrier Dog; ears and tail uncut. Had a
brass chain around his neck when lost. Any person
returning him to Ho.17 Elizabeth-street will bo
literally rewarded. .rr.HIa t. aplB-bf
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"ANTED-PICKLED EGGs-You may know
Wv how to mako this cheap luxury at JOHN
SONS Gallery, Ninth and Main, and get beauti-
ful large Picture, richly colored in gilt frHme
ornament for the parlor, for 81, and good Likeness
Tor ten cents, g. II. '# aplS-n
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WNJANTED-S q s 3 s s 8 s 8 y 8 . s.
wv In exchange for House painting, glazing, var
nishing, srainng and sign painting Call at my
aplT-awS 22 West Third-street.
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"ANTED-A, ,PARTNER-with a capital of
q. w SlJ0to 500, to engage in the manufacture Of
liquors. Also-Cooks, nurses, chambermaids, port
ers, barSeepers, etc. Apply at the General Agency,
No. 303 Elm-strect.
apI7-bF WARREN & co.
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"ANTED-By prompt pay ing tenant, house
hood, within eight squares of the Postoicc Call
224 West i lh-street. rr.r..U.--H apl7-bF
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QROARDING-A gentleman and his wife or four
.hD single gentlemen can obtain room ut No So
Broadway, below Third. apl7-b|
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"ANTED-A Woman to do housework. Apply
Wv at 1872 Richmond-street. apl7-ba
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ED--BoILER-NIAKERS Immediately,
Wv two or three good boiler-makers. Inquire of
p NJ. FREESE, at Mosley's Bridge Factory, Third
street. Cincinnati. uplS-bF
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"ANTED-A WasheTwoman. Also q Girl for
w general housework. Inquire at the HENRIE
HOUSE, East Third-street. aplT-bH
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ArriUdk.-Key West, Economy, Pittsburg; Jacob
Strader, Louisyille; Prioress, Madison; Sunny Side
81. Louis Boston, Big Sandy; Bostona, Portsmouth;
Ellen Gray, Kanawha; Dunleith, Neville.
Departmental. W. Quarter, White River; jacob
Strader, Louisville; Prioress Madison; Bostona,
Portsmouth,; Ellen Gray, Kanawha; Dunleth, Ne
/. Maclay, st. Louis; Universe, New Orleans.
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noIL9a , 1wANTED, |

WANTS" ,"FoR sALE,r- "FoR RENT"
"LosT," 'tfOUND,v eBoARDING.n &c.-Ad-
vcrtsements coming under these headings, not ex-
cecaiug We lines win be inserted twice for ~ cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
CENTRAL ITALY.

Letters from Rome state:
1.-The Bishops Of the Romagna have received = pro
hibton against taking any part in the Feeep''o" u
King Victor Enamel. n..,.
"The correspondent of the Journal des De9a,s,
whose expulsion from Rome had been comntnoeu "
his holiness, has obtained Il delay OF ~ days.
at is asserted that the French Munster mas pro.
nounced sentence Of disciplinary punishment aP.hst
two officers who were dressed in private clothes during
The popular movement Of the 18th Of March
Concerning tie correspondent of the Journal De'
DeLats spoken OF in lie above extract II eoTespoh-
dent of the London Ttmes says:
lie has been ordered to quit Rome without mo-
nent's deay and without any motive whatever Deilg
assigned for the arbitrary measure adopted against nim
NJ Pauyet il a man OF considerable sttainlnents ana
ulcasing address, VIE not only widely npdnde IN
Romun soceiy-rot only lad free access 10 a the d.
poac and priv ate sqlons almost irrespective Of party
ieline-but felt quite confident that however rksome
his rresence in Rome might be TO of the most III
tolerant members of the Papal Government, stu they
would never dare they hitherto, in despte OF
their inclination had dared to touch him. as he had IN
his rossessio-or rather his friends far away held IN
his name in their possessiondoeuments which the a-
thoiti.s 10 Rome would rather not allow 70 see the
light. They have now broken through that forbear-
ace which those papers, held up by him IN terr0rem
imposed upon them probably because they, by this
time feel that too much is already known about the
Papa Government 10 10 screen II from further
oboouy The world viii, nevertheless, look forward
to II. Bauvets revelations with intense curiosity.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

About ES5000 was taken 70 the Bank on Monday.
Tie Grey hourd Monarch and Lincolnshire, have arrived with
9225Ci0.
AT Ben during week Rsiay shares have xperencod
e about 10 cent The rate Of discount Ut Brussels has
been lowered from to 81.
IL Is reported that the Government desire 20 negotiate for the
take out the telegraph cable about 10 be laid
between sins aporo and Rangoon. -
The following Is from The IiEssCty Arcel May ?: Thi
being day the half yearly bslslce e the Bank Of England
the transfer have been closed and there has been
attendance at the stock Exchange.
he dfrQunt market continues and transactions take
place a A p cent, or Il fraction under.
The final pccs nom Paris on Tuesdy evening iJt s
fer money and iC 65c for her account showing partial
recovery.
Tie f,feien Excl snges are unatereI
further OF 22f coo taken 10 the Bank The .uc
tcn IN tie rate OF discount in the Bek Of belgium has been c
Alto r. cent. 80 80,
LIVERPOOL C0rros MARKET, May l, 1o6o-Thc
demand continues good aud the sales amount to Gy
BCO0 baes-2C speculation aud for export fces ry
aid holders have ihdrawn their STOCKS oE
gheg rates. - o.o ~,
Iospos Cons MARKET, April 30, lS60.-1he market
was very dull and sales could only be effected at decline
INiRPoOL CoRE AND BRrADsTUffs MARkkF,
NAV let0-Whta met with slow tail sale and decline 81
al fiRl2Y 100 n On the extreme eiea Of This day weeA may
bo noted Flour was In limited demand but without change Ia
value Barley Beans aud Peas each held hny 1T late
totes Indian Com Yves rather freely offered and A. there
s. few buyer. Ia attendance decline Of about l6 a. had
10 be submitted tho saes made Prime White American
Gem iisht have been bought at az q 40 y $50 TO-
LoSDos PRoDUCE MARKET, May l.-Sugar irn'
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SWITZERLAND.

1t is said that proposal had been made by France
to Switzerland for the latter Power TO renquish her
rights in reference TO the neutralzed districts Of
Savoy in consideration Of indemnity of 30 600 O0N
II is also stated that the Federal Council has re-
ceived no official notification Of the assembling Of
Conference at Paris after the ratification Of the treaty
Of Turin by the Sandman Parliament.
A dispatch from Geneva, April 80, says:
1.-TWO thousand men of the Federal troops occupy
ing Geneva viii be disbanded on the 10th Of May next
but will he replaced Immediately.
THE Federal Council has resolved on the instrue-
tons referring 10 TIE Conference TO be sent to Dr.
Kern"
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ITALY.
THE 1NSuRRECTloN IN SICILY.

confusion most embarrassing TO those who desire
70 have clear idea Of passing events in Sicily appears
in all the letters dispatches, and newspaper stories
connected with the instruction. The name OF sicily
is hardly mentioned in the public Journals OF Naples
and The accounts Of the lighting from private sources
are 20 carefully guarded 70 wildly extraya'n as TO
be nearly useless. The government would nave Tue
world believe that all is quiet indeed that IS their
stereot5Ied, almost their only bulletin When they
acknowledge that there has been some disturbance tey
represent it as Of little Importance than drunken
brawl, dispersed by musket shot in the air,
From comparison Of different reports 1t seems now
clear that from the 9TH Of April when the instruction
broke out in Palermo down TO the Oath or 18th, tho
island has seen continual lighting several desperate
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THE VOTING N NoRTH SAVOY.


The voting In North Savoy may be judged of by that
of Nice The details of which becoming better
known. The following are some OF the facts taken
from Turin Paper, apparently wei informed on the
subject.
The lst OF electors had only 1900 names inscribed
il; and the oici. return gave d. S4S votes found in
the ballotig boxes. OF those vino voted about 3,O00
were not the st Of electors and Of those who were
not inscribed il impossible 70 ascertain whether
tey were legally disqualified ornot. The names We're
moi called over. In section this was attempted
but the confusion great that the attempt was at
once abandoned.
or Lubon opened wide door 10 abuse, by saying that
tie eondton Of q six months residence did not apply
10 NizLaIdr Who We're Well known, aud who might re-
turn 20 have their names enrolled, ard 10 take part in
the voting. crowd of inhabitants on the other aide
OF the Var made heir appearance, and were all admit
ted as Wizards.
BOYS go young that they might have been taken for
children observed to vote; and yet was neces
say 10 be twentyone years OF age TO be entitled.
The peasantry were generally informed, and that
without the sIuallcst shame, that those who voted
" Oui might rely upon gaining money and getting
other advantages, and tia, those who voted Non
might the risk Of imprisonment and transportation
In one Of the boxes paper found on which was
inscribed "An order for receiving bread gratis
ben pour receroir du pain gratis) This was very
uninientona mistake by an individual, who dropped
the order III the box instead OF the - Onf' for which
the oder was given.
Al lIentone Count Albert, having ventured TO say
tina, when population called upon 10 vote it held
IN its hands s destiny, was sharply reprimandei
by an official OF the place, and threatened with
rect. The French General Parhouneaux was included
in the list of electors, while mberty Basano, Martiny,
Ilor dc Melon and others born at Mentone, and who
rich and resident proprieors there, We're excnd-
ed the pretcnce thai they officers OF the Prince
of Monaco. at Mentone, NJ. Tardyi went 10 the yot-
ing chamber, where lie was offered green voting
paper with " Oui on ii. He asked for one with
" Non on il, and be was told in reply that there were
none. lie then asked for a piece of green paper on
which he might write, and got the answer. u
timately he found in adjoining scrap of paper,
Oh which lie wrote his No. How many people are
there who would show much hrmness aud peisever-
snoe 10 ri. Tardiy
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SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

"MADRID, April Pin the conference of Wednes
day, between Marshal ODonnell and Muley Abbas
all difficulties in tie way OF the establishment Of
peace were removed.
Morocco is to pay the indemnity for tho expenses
of the war during the OF the year. Being de-
sirous of regning possession of Tetuan she has de-
cded to accelerate the time OF payment"
april 2S.-Ihe Official Gazette confirms that the
treaty of peace between Spain and Morocco signed
on the Goth inst. The Basque Division remains no
Tetuan, Marshal 0'Donnell viii arrive in Madrid to-
morrow
MADRID, April 30.-1Iarsha 'Donne has ar
rived at Aran uez"
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FRANCE.

TIE French Government u preparing various meas
ures for improving trade, agriculture and manuiac-
mros in the newly annexed Provinces OF NICE ana
SAVOY. Orders have been already given to execute
the Plan Of railway, 20 be run from Nice 10 Gehoa,
with numerous branches.
The Paris correspondent to The Morning Herald
says:
at il reported that The real cause Of the Emperors
alserce from the ball at the Hotel dlbc was the dis
covery of foul conspiracy against his Majesty lIie
The general circulation Of the report, and the fact Of
numerous arrests having been made on the day after
tie ball, gives it an appearance OF probability.
THE Times correspondent says:
"The rast week was one of lassituie in the COM
nercal world 1t is certain that from Whatever point Of
view we look at it. trade in France is undergoing a
crisis which will not cease till the determination of the
Government with respect the customs tariff shall be
fully understood Tire Paris markets extremely
dull. and sales are difficult The elk manufacturers
are not in Rourirhing condition; number of looms
are idle
TIE Patrie and TIE Pays of May - state that dis
ratehes have arrived from Spain confirming the state
ment that Count de Montemolin and his brother have
proposed to recognize the sovereignty of Qneen
isabella.
Railway shares, for which there great de-
mand.
Rentes for the May account opened at 7lf., and
closed at 7Of Sc. or about the on the 3Otlr
Tie derarture Of Marshal Valiant from Milan was
fixed for the Sd inst AT that period the evacuation of
Italy by the French troops to be greatly advanced
Tie army was eetuining by two roads lsnbery 'nd
Genoa A cant, had leen established half league
from Genoa where the troops were 10 remain until the
steam figates and transports were ready to receive
item. Tie camp already contained several regiments,
and it was calculated that the French troops would
have completely evacuated The north Of Italy by the
18th Of May. The Generals commanding divisions Of
tie army of Ialy had received their FINAL orders from
tie Minister Of War.
The journey of the Emperor and Empress to Savoy
viii take place sooner than was expected. Orders
have been given TO the Mediterranean Railway Com
pany TO prepare the Imperial train. The Emperor had
al frat intended to embark at Toulon but it il
said that their Maeses viii embark at Marseilles
board the Aige yacht, which will carry them direct to
Nice where preparations have been already made for
their reception From Nice, the Court will proceed to
Puget Theniers and Guiaune. The entrance into
Savoy viii lie by Modena or Lnsebourg, after which
tie Court will proceed 10 St. Jean de Maurienne,
Aguelele, AlbeItyille and Mouiiers, and return to
Cbambery, Aix-los-Bains, ADnecy, and, perhaps,
Bonneville and Thonon. They will return by Lyons.
Ills journey viii be made with certain degree OF
ponp; seyer. packets, with invited guests
on beard, will accompany the Imperial yacht from
Maiseles aud escort lIer as far as Nice
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"a fight hetween The insurgents and the soldiers hrs

"a icit between the insurgents and the soldiers hrs
tuktn PLACE at Alcamo.
More ambrlances have been dispatched n Sicily"
"GrSoa, May 1.-Advioes have been received from
Naples to the 20th ul., which state that the Elcrico
had arrived at Naples from Palermo bringing famIleso OF
the military. Tie insurgents piedtliing mn nj
tempt at Palermo. A column which left Mcssina on
the goth Of April wHs engaged in serious combat win
the Insurgents on the 2lst and cd nc Galai which
town was destroyed The Royal troops fell back on
Bes-ina Another eolnmn under the command OF
Gen. etiza, Lad left Palermo in order 70 snbdae ira
pan. II was supported hy two irigltcs.'
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TIE bscysnt RE dan Tslsx quiet. Ct @Is NJ ~
lror-seoteh Pig. ~ c053I. saltpetsy Eat.
6sDos MosEr mAnxET.-Consols arc sucsd =
8ias for Monday evening - lirfr III ~ = -
THY LATysr nARKETs.
~ t.f tfiA' LiygRgoof, Nay o--p.s.
The sales Of CoTros for the days add Up ~ -
whieh zoo bales speculation aud fo srp no res
tetec,es tsdy. Impos today ssso hsle'g previously AIS
week, g. ~ bshs
Barsnsrrgz srsvsy ssn owing the weather bsins v,vr
fsysrsbe for the crops
psOyisiors quiet 10 itat9
PgoDr 10 generally unchanged la, -. 49,.
e N LoSDos. My 3-yu
CossoIs close at oSiaTic Tor both money and sceoant
The Bank ofEngsnd fate Of discount without changs
. III lllr LiyEsPooT, Nay l-y d
CorToxFaes for three days 30 600 bses including ete
speculation export Hssfrt and tending spwax1 MI
eucsby changed. Tho Manchester market hr1 ard n,
slightly higher ~ ttl'i 70
Weather favorable for crops. csasas Ssie
B.iy and week prcer. FLOR esser, bat nnrss,
Wi.s quiet snd ig2d loyer Red l9L3sl1 White on &
rofndoI ard I'd lower Yellow 356d36f Whit B lc5Dz7L
PgoscssPecf eriet aEd quotations barely soafn:a,-a
PoIt quiet old ~ 6a6o. Bscon finn, With better rcc1ns
iniddes s2m3fl. Lard dul beat freely offered a. s8i
RosIr doll soDmon4 IA ID SPIfIrr TuRPKyrixE an q,
sss sreAH stssdy CoFgEE quiet Rcx dull AsHns aus.4
N
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GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE proceedings in the English Parliament have no
general interest. The State Of the Navy and the Re-
form bill have been under discussion, and the debate
on the latter had been adjourned. Lord Wojehouse,
in reply TO Lord Claricarde, stated that The Confer
ence regarding the question of Savoy and the Affairs OF
Italy was not yet agreed to, was IL yet definitely
known whether il should meet, OF where, if at ALL
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AUSTRIA.

Tie Wiener Zeitang Of April q, has an official art-
clio Oh the death Of Baron Brrek, in substance as fol-
lows: ...l
"The sudden death Of the ex-Minister Of Finance is
an event OF such serious Importance and il has given
nee TO 10 many contradictory repors that consider
il necessary though the task il painful oneto make
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THE NEWS BY THE CANADIAN.

s1 Dts FATHER foisr, saturday, Nay Up. 10.
The steamship Canadian, from Liverpool on The %
via QueerstowDon the Sd inst passed this point abvut
o'clock this evening.
The Canadians dates are day later than thoss by
the steamship Fulton at New-York.
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RUSSIA.

The ice on the Neva broke mp the 9Th nit On the
9Th the eomnapdant Of the fortress of ST. Petersburg
crossed the Neva, according 10 custom, guns being
fired to announce that the navigation was open.
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xhe rnsurrection in Sicily.
HoNoRs TO TOM SAVERS.

The steamship Fulton, Capt. Wolton, from Havre
md Southampton Cd ins arrived at this port Sat-
srisy night at II o'clock.
Tie Niagara arrived at Liverpool April 30.
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THE LATEST NEWS VIA QUEENSTOWN

L0kDoN, Ihafsday, May J-p. a.
SICILY.
AGyices from Messira Of the 18th Of April state that
perfect tranquility prevails there but that general dig
eouIagement exists. The number of persons arrested
IL considerable. The cadels and prsons are crowded
to excess. Reports are very contradictory. II s sa9
tkat Neapoan General has been captured by the l..
surgents, that the seat Of government is abont b b
transferred to Mesfna, and that garrison. at Paierro
though numbering 200 men, afraid proceed rs
the interior