Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-06
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Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIvAI. or THE PARGNA. AND ETNA.

i ST. JoHsa, N. f., July 5.--rhe steamer
Pdraha, from Galway on the 27th ult, with
advices three days later than Furnished by
the Persia, arrived at this port at seven
o'clock this morning.
The new steamer Cowdught on the 26th
ult, when about starting, blew out the bot
tom part of her cylinder. The Pdrdnd &c
cordingly took her place, sailing on the fol-
lowing day. filtlT ~
The steamer .Etna, from Liverpool Via
Queenstown on the 9th, passed Cape Race at
half-past seven this morning. She was
boarded by the news yacht OF the Associated
Press, and summary of her news obtained.
II was reported that Garibaldi had held
council, at which IL was determined 10 march
on Messina Tvs soon as The plans were fully
organized. IL was thought the march would
commence on the 2Sth Of June.
II was said that the Neapoltan Govern
ment had determined to restore the two
captured American vessels but the American
Minister demanded reparation for the insult
to the American flag.
The King of Naples was i'll.
| IL was ascertained that the Neapolitan
Council had resolved to grant constitution,
Il general amnesty, total change ofministry
and free press. YEP.
1t was reported that the Russian and
| Spanish Legations had threatened to with
draw unless Sardinia stopped the expeditions
| TO Sicily
Great Britdin.-The House Of Lords had
| debated the slave trade question and adopted
u resolution in favor of the reappointment Of
Consulate at Mozambique, as % check to the
slave trade.
Notwithstanding the opposition of the
| government il was reported that the Chan
cellor of the Exchequer, Mr.. Gladstane, had
determined to resign on account Of the lame
report adopted by the committee ofthe Com
mons on the Lords rejection Of the bill re-
pealing the paper duty.
Frdnce-Prince Jerome Bonaparte is dead.
The Emperor Napoleon visits Savoy in July.
Since the Emperor's return from Baden the
troops concentrated on the eastern frontier of
France have been withdrawn. II is reported
that the new French loan will be EGO, ,000, 900
or ESQ, 1000, 900 sterling.
The Bourse was depressed. Rentes closed
at 68f. 45c. -iHH uil N
Austia.-The Austrians are making vast
military preparations in Venitia.
Russid.-Messrs. Barring Bros. had intro
duced the new Russian loan Of f9,0OOoo0
sterling in London. II bears interest at 4
per cent, and was quoted at 92c.
| Chind-The China mail had been tele-
| graphed. The steamer MaLdbdr having on
board Lord Elgin and Baron Gros, was
wrecked in the harbor of Gait. No lives
| were lost. Both ambassadors lost their Gre
| dentials and all their papers, and would be
| delayed at Gait until the 9th of June.
Advices from Canton are to May 6. The
reply from the Chinese to the last commuui-
cation of the British Minister is to the effect
that the Chinese are preparing to resist. The
allies had occupied Chusan. Trade was i'm
| proving at Canton.
| COMMERCIAL MATTER.
Liverpool Market, June 25.-The sales Of
cotton to-day were 5000 bales, including
1000 to spectators and exporters. The
market closed dull and irregular, but nomi-
nally unchanged.
| There has been no market at Manchester
since the sailing of the Persia.
| Provisions very dull, but steady. ill-
The weather is unsettled, and unfavorable
for the crops. Breadstuffs quiet; Ashes dull
at 29s. 3d., for pots; pearls not quoted Sugar
dull; Flour quoted dull Coffee dull; Rice
steady; Resin steady; Spirits Turpentine
steady. m 81 l,r-
London Hdrket-Londo,,J June 25.-Wheat
slightly lower for English, but firmer for for
eign descriptions Sugar buoyant. Coffee
and Tea firm. Tallow SIS. Cd. Linseed-oil
27s. 6d@2ss. 4d.
| London Money Mdrket-London, June 25.-
| Consols closed at 93H per account ex-divi-
| dend. -
HdVre Mdrket.-HaVre, June 22-Cotton-
Sales of two days, 5000 bales. New Orleans
tres ordinaire, SO; Bas, IS. Good descriptions
are steady; inferior grades rather lower.