Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09

NAPLES VOTES UNANINOUSLY FOR
ANNEXATION TO SARDINIA.
BREADSTUFES ADVANCED.
ARRIVAL or rns PRINCE ALsRRr.


ST.. JOINS, N. F., Nov. 3.
The steamship Prince Albert, from Galway,
arrived here, last night, with Liverpool dates
to Tuesday, the 23d ult.
The North America, from Quebec, arrived
at Liverpool on the 22d.
The Neapolitans have voted unanimously
IN favor of the annexation of Naples to Sar-
DINA.
IRE royal meeting at Warsaw was in pro-
sress, but nothing had TRANSFERRED.
The Gazette de Icons has been suppressed
on account of its incessant appeals for agita-
1t is reported that Garibalsi will be offered
the rank of Prince and General after the
annexation of Naples is effected.
The Sardinians have beaten the Neapoli-
tans and captured 400 prisoners, with por-
ton of the artillery.
1t is also reported that Garibaldis ships
have captured Spanish and an Austrian ship.
1t is said that Austria has given positive
assurance that the sword will not be drawn
unless Rome should be attacked.
The Galway Steamship 20. has given orders
for the construction of two ships.
COMMERCIAL Liverpool, 23d.-Flour was
firm at an advance of Cd. Wheat was active
at an advance of 6d@ls. Rye firm. Pro-
visions dull.
The London money market was generally
unchanged. Consols closed at 92a093.
ARRIVAL OF THE ADRIATIC.
SANDY HOOK, Nov. S.
The Adriasie, from Havre, vio Southamp-
ton, passed here this forenoon, at 8 O'Clock.
Her advices are three days later than those
of the Prince Albert at St. Johns.
Queenstoasn, 26th.--The Edinburg sailed
on the Oath for New York.
Victor Emanuel had arrived OF Demtis in
Naples.
The royalists had evacuated Cajazzo and
the vicinity.
The line of the Volsurno had been aban-
doned for tina. of the Carigliano.
GaribaIdi had entered Cspua.
The Emperor of Austria had introduced
the new charter, making immense con sessions
to Hungary.
A semi official article in the Paris Oonsti-
tutional says an organized and powerful
Italy 10 heneeforth for she interest Of Europe.
The part of France is that Of non-interven
ton. When the revolution is accomplished
it should be consolidated by the act of an
European Congress.
Tbs Sandman ambassador has been Or
dsred to leave St. Peter.burgA.
Napoleon had received letter from tho
Csar, to the effect that nothing hostile to
France should be entertained at tho Warsaw
interview.
At the New Market races Mr.. Tenbroek's
sUmpire'' beat "Tom Bowlin'' in q match
for 1000 sovereigDs.
A recent census in Russia shows popu-
lation Of 70 700.
1t is reported that the Nuncio at Madrid
had RENTED within a few days, 200 reals
to the Pope, which had been raised by the
bishops.
Gen. Lamoroiere will return to France.
Enlistments for the Papal army have
| ceased.
1t was said that the ambassadors of Prus-
STA, Spain and Portugal were preparing to
quit Turin.
The vote of Sicily was almost unanimously
for annexation. Victor Emanuel would be at
Naples on the 2Sth. The proclamation of
the vote would be made the following day.
The Papal Nuncio had left Paris in conse
quence of orders from Rome.
Liverpool Brsadslufs.-Flour quiet at
Tuesdays advance OF I'D per biol; sales at
36s 3d(933s Cd. Wheat firm and full prices
obtained market closed with slight ad-
vance on all qualities; sales offered at Is cd
@l3s; white 12s@l3s Sd. Corn buoyant
and advanced ls(9ls Sd per quarter since
the sailing of the Europa; sales mixed and
yellow at 39@4os for white.
Provisions nominal. Beef dull. Pork
inactive.