, 1860-07-10

Arrival Of tho Palestine


QuEnEc, July 9.-.The steamship Palestine,
passed Farther Point yesterday, and reached
this port to-day. Owing to an interruption of
the wires, the news could not be telegraphed
from Farther Point to New York.
York, arrived at Liverpool on the 2stl. The
Nova Scotia, from Quebec, arrived at Queens
| town on the eth. The Saxonia, from New
| York, arrived at Cowes on the eth.
The news, which Is one day later, is quite
important.
convention between France and England rela-
tive to the division Of the captures in China
The Aonittur also announces that the funeral
Of Prince jerome will take place on Wednes-
dag next
Liverpool breadstuffs quiet, hut steady. Pro-
visions dull.
Il: LosDos, ssth-conso's closed. to-day s's
The steamships Fulton, Paraua md Etna,
give us details Of European news to the eth
The Prince Of Wales will visit President Bu-
chauan, the latter having in q letter to the
Queen expressed his personal desire to receive
also accepted m invitation from the city Of
New York.
The Paris Moniteur states that the runaors
that Government intended to negotiate lean
are completely unfounded.
Garibaldi had desired the demolition Of Fort
Castlemare, and the first division Of the Revo-
lntionarY forces had been directed towards Sy-
racuse.
The municipality Of Palermo had sent en- ad-
dress to Gariba1di, requesting the immediate
annexation Of Sicily TO the Ita1an Kingdom.
The Dictator replied that he WIS great admir-
nexation would be accomplished By and with
him. but that at present the annexation Of Sicily
alone would not be advisable; besides in the
event Of immediate anne exaiion, he would BE-
under the necessity OF retiring.
1G wounded.
4 Geneva journal says that Count Persigny
and Lord John Russell had agreed upon the
conyocation of an European Congress for the
adjustment Of the question Of Savoy.
LONDON, oSth--A numerous meeting Of the
working. classes was held at Padington Green
last night to consider the question Of the pre-
sent high price Of provisions. Resolutions
were passed that the present famine price Was
not justi6able, and has resulted from a system
of monopoly and class legislation.
Robert urough, the author ind dtamatist, is
dead.
The Pos. has telegraph announcing that
the Sultan has established d Council Of Finance
charged with drawing up regulations necessary
! !or good administration and arranging the
details Of the receipts and expenditures Of the
| State.
The Tina says the promised Seapolitan Con-
| stitutio1 comes too late.
The journal De- Dt5ats expresses surprise at
the extraordinary language Of the London pa
| pers respecting the review Of volunteers ut
Hyde Park, only &C, 600 being present.
A Palermo letter says that Garlbaldl lost
upwards OF 5000 men iu the conflict Of the eth
and 2Sth of May.
Gariba!di had sent an agent to London to ne
gotiate loan Of O,000, ,0Q0 francs, the revenue
Of Sicily being offered as guarantee.
The London 1smts Of the eth says Naples,
by sovereign oct under date Of the e5th June,
grants constitutional and representative instl
tutions and Italian principles to the Kingdom
Of Naples; general amnesty is accorded 70 all
ernment and statutes directly, and IN agree.
nqent is to be made with Sardinia for the adop-
ton Of the tTi-color flag. and analogous ipsii.
tut,ons a.. Sicily. with Royal Prince and Vice
Tts correspondent Of the London Herald says
the greatest endeavors are being made " tile
Seapolitan Government to induce Victor Eman-
King Of Naples, and that the granting Of Con.
stitutiou to the Kingdom Of Naples is at the in
stigation Of the Emperor Napoleon.
The movements Of Gariba1di are, however,
more rapid than those Of Diplomacy. Should
be march upon Naples, the fall Of the Bourbon
be a useless sacrifice Of life, as the garrison is
hemmed in and cannot get out Of the tort. If
Naples falfs Messlna falls as matter of course.
AdviceB from Vienna announce that the Aus
tEian Government is making preparations for
war. Tho quantity Of ammunition that appears
daily passing through Trieste is enormous.
Four corps do armee are atreadr complete. aud
the ffth is shortly expected. There are 10000
men established in one entrenched camp at
Pescheira and 10000 are in position on the from
tiers Of RomaguA-
The accounts from Rome say that General
Guyon, the commander of the French forces in
that city, had demanded a reinforcement Of two
regiments OF infantry and one Of cavalry. Gen,
1.amoricere. who is on tho best terms with
Gen. Guyon, il making preparations as If he
expected shortly to be attacked.
Adsices from Rarenna 10 the aad state that at
Pola the Austrian Government compelled
Sardinian merchant Vessel to hoist the .Pontifi-
cal flag,