Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-06
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Reported ror the paIlr EmpIre.

ST.. JoHS's, N. f., July 8.
The steamer Parana, from Galway OF the
9th ult, with advices three days later than
furnished by the Persia, arrived at this port at
7 o'clock this morning.
The new steamer Connaught, on the 26th
nit, when about starting, blew out the bottom
part Of her cylinder. The Parana according
ly took her place, sailing on the following day.
The steamer Etna, from Liverpool via
Queenstown on the 9th, passed Cape Race at
~ o'clock this morning. She was boarded by
the news yatch Of the Associated Press, and a
summary of her news obtained.
IL was reported that Garibaldi had held a
council, at which il was determined TO march
on Messina as soon as the plans were fully or
ganized 1t was thought the march would
commence on the 28th of June.
IL was said that the Neapolitan Government
determined TO restore the two captured Ameri.
can vessels, but the American Minister de-
manded.reparOtion for the insult to the Ameri.
can flag.
The King Of Naples was i'll.
Il was ascertained that the Neapolitan
Council had resolved to grant a constitution, q
general amnesty, n total change of ministry,
and a free press.
IL was reported that tho Russian and Span.
ish legations had threatened TO withdraw un
less Sardinia stopped the expeditions to Sicily.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The House of Lords had
debated the slave trade question, and adopted
a resolution in favor Of the reappointment Of
a consulate of Mozambique, as a check to the
slave trade.
Notwithstanding the opposition Of the Gov.
ernment, it was reported that the chancellor
Of the exchequer, Mr., Gladstane, had deter
mined to resign on account of the lame report
adopted by the Committee of the Commons
on the Lords rejection of the bill repeating
the paper duty.
One hundred more dead bodies had been
discovered in the ruins Of the houses in Pa.
lermo, which were destroyed by the lombard
ment.
The damage oceasioned by the lombard
ment was estimated by the journals of that
place at 10000, 600 sterling.
The Times correspondent writes that infor
nation had arrived concerning the departure
ola band of brigands to assassinate Garibaldi
The information comes from such sources
that it is impossible to doubt the truth of it.
RoME.-Gen. Lamoriciere is said to have
issued an order of the day, announcing thai
the moment for marching against the enemy
is approaching.
A pamphlet with the title of "McMahon
King of Ireland" had made its appearance il
Paris.
TURKEY.@Sanguinary disturbances had ia
ken place in Albina. The D~ragoman of the
Austrian Consulate had been assassinated a
Scutari. The army was exaspernted at no
having received its arrears of pay and a mill
tary revolt was apprehended. Fifteen hun
dred houses had been burnt in the Turkish
quarter of ConstantinOple.
The Brittania Cotton mill at Mozelly, neaI
Manchester, had been burnt. Loss El20, 900
FRAECE-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. 1t is re
ported that the new French loan will be EGO,
900, 900 or ESQ, 100000 sterling. The Bourst
was depressed. Rentes closed at 6Sf 45c.
A~UsTmA.-phe Austrians were making vas
military preparations in Venetia.
RUssIA-Messrs. Barring Bros. had intro
duced the new Russian loan of GS, 600, 00(
sterling in London. 1t bears interest at a PEI
cent and was quoted at 92.
CHNA-The China mail had been tele
graphed.
The steamer Malabar, having on boarC
Lord Elgin and Baron Gros, was wrecked il
the harbor of Gait No lives were lost. Boil
Ambassadors lost their credentials, and al
their papers, and would be delayed at Gait un
til the 9th of June.
Advices from Canton are to May 9th. Tn,
reply from the Chinese TO the last communi
cation of the British Minister, is 10 the effec
that the Chinese are preparing to resist
The allies had occupied Chusan. Trade wa
improving at Canton.