Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-16
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Two Days Later ffom EuFepe.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.


NEw YoRK, August l5.-- The steamship
| Persid, from Liverpool on the 4th, via Queens-
town on the 9TH, arrived at seven o'clock this
morning.
The 7rabia arrived out at Liverpool ON
the 4th. ...t-.
Reports of the Syrian Conference being
broken off were unfounded. II Is officially
announ ced that protest has been agreed
upon. Twelve thousand European troops
are to be sent to Syria, remaining there, not
over six months, half to be furnished by
France. -''l .fI'N
Another protocol calls on the Porte 10
carry out his engagements respecting Chris
tians.
The Syrian force is to be under the orders
of Commissioners of the great Powers.
The English Parliament has agreed TO vote
e., 10000 for Notifications. Preparations
are making for great party battle on the
paper-duty resolutions.
There are rumors of a contemplated inter-
view between Napoleon and the Queen Of
Spain.
The Bourse closed firm, at 6sf 3oc. The
text of the Convention between Garibald
and the Neapolitans is published.
The evacuation of Sicily by the Neapoli-
tans is stipulated. 1t is asserted that Carl
baldi has transported troops to the main
The mails from Calcutta to June l8, Hong
Kong June 7, and Melbourne June 10, arrived
at Marseilles on the Sd. A great panic ex-
listed at Shanghai. The rebels were ap-
proaching. Business was suspended. Ex-
change n per cent. higher. IdrHu3 vd irl1
Canton tea markets dull. 0-s ..s,,,,s
Exchange unaltered. Freights at all ports
unchanged. 2
Commercial depression continued at Mel
hax H. n. T-ls
prospects more favorable. Trade at Man
chester continues quiet at about previous
prices.
Breddstafs-The weather continues cold
| and showery, and unfavofable for the crops.
The lateness Of the harvest was causing some
anxiety.
Richardson, Spence & Co. report Flour not
SO much inquiry, but unchanged in values
quotations range from 27s. to 30s. Wheat is
in in steady demand at previous rates; red los.
lOd oils. 3D., and white lzs.0l2s. Cd. per
Genital. A fine parcel of Baltimore red, of
the new cror, realized l2s. Sd. Corn in
better demand, for feeding purposes, and Cd.
| @9d per quarter dearer: mixed and yellow
| 36@37s., white 33s. Cd. @34s.
Beef without improvement, buyers still get
ting an occasional advantage. Pork quiet
and unchanged Lard quiet, but very firm:
sales at 60@63s. Bacon unaltered. Tallow
III luOucfdtc ucIIhuu NJ uuC1duReu IdIeS. &.
Good Cheese steady, but inferior dull
Ashes quiet at 24s.@29s. Sd. for both Pots
and Pearls. ti' cu9 q u 'la7 10
Sugar quiet, but full prices are obtained
Coffee quiet. .l. |r r.-..
Linseed Oil in better demand at 2ss. ad.@
28s. cd.
London Markets. Barring Brothers b Co.
report Wheat steady at 55958s. for American
white, and 53956s. for red. Flour, 2s@30s.
Iron quiet.
Sugars inactive, but prices sustained. Tea
unchanged-Congo, Is. I'd. Coffee firm and
well supported. Is. .-f..,
London Honey Karket.-The firmness in
the English funds at the date of the last ad-
vices were pretty steadily maintained until
the Sd inst, when the ket broke fiat, and
Consols declined Is per cent, closing at 80 y
for both money and account. The weather
is causing some anxiety, and the business on
the Paris Bourse is regarded as an unfavor-
| able comment on the Emperor's letters. The
usual payments on the fourth Of the month
had led to an Increase in the demand for
money, but the supply was good and the rates
| unchanged. ee n - fa7E1i @ nGat 8.gara
Few transactions, however, took place be-
low the bank minimum. .- =.
| Messrs. Mowatt, Nickerson 4 Co., an old
| firm in the lace trade, have suspended, but
| the assets would nearly meet their liabili.
| ties. isa a. 4ety gl-.t-...., t..l ........,--
| The weekly bank returns show diminu.
ton in the bullion of E155, 954. ''lsA3
Messrs. Bell, Son 4 Co. report as follows
| ''rhe market for American State securities
during the week past has remained very
steady, and prices stationary. For railroad
| securities Of the frst-class, there has been
| more inquiry, and business has been done al
an advance Of about three per cent? a.
| The Convention at Messina stipulates thai
| 1000 Neapolitans are TO guard the citadel
and not lombard the city, unless Garibald
attacks the citadel. The outer, forts are oc
cupied by Col. Medici. Garibaldi upon, en-
| thusiasm. -" ~ eA'9 '-ia4a
London, August 5.---A popular movemen
bad taken place at Arpino, in the Papa
States, but was suppressed. The Nea
pplitan troops are being directed TO Gala
| bria. ..g'prs ftg5 vf.-i7l--
Lord Brougham, in the House of Lords, Oh
the Sd, presented petition from the Anti
Slavery Society, praying that immediat,
steps be taken to compel Spain TO carry ou
her'engagements for the suppression. of tn.
| slaye-trade. a4 -. Hne 0s faa
| News from Damascus of the 18th of July
announces that the massacres have ended
the Druses and Bedouins had retired iuto thi
interior, but the Christians were still con
| cealing themselves.
Fuad Pacha arrived at Beirout July II.
Sir Henry Bulwer advises the Porte TO re
call the Grand Vizier. rl "A farf-r. ~
The Courier de Paris, an opposition Jour
nal, has been suppressed. ,,,'
Paris, Sdttprday.-The Patrie says the regi
ments intended for Syria left Ohalons to-day
-Four steamers left Toulon yesterday to EN-
bark troops, 5a bes 81 Il. ~.
Great agitation prevails in Gambia, Jeddal
and Arabia '''hi sAN 'en - p
Naples, August 3--The city is tranquil. 81
Rome, July 2l.--At the disturbance at Ar
pino, the people shouted for Garibaldi. La
moriciere had sent troops to Terraeino,nR
| ,s. iu oRlver News.d oi h5uimr9ia