Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-25
Two Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

ST.. JOINS, N. F., July 23-2The Royal
Mail Steamship Chhddd, from Liverpool on
the l4th, ria Queenstown on the 18th passed
Cape Race at six o'clock this Monday even
ing.
The steamship Oty Of Washington, from
New York, arrived at Liverpool on the 18th.
The Illinois, from New York, arrived at
Southampton on the 18th.
A dispatch from Cagliari says that the Ne
apolitan steam corvette De Lace, six guns,
has gone over to Garibaldi.
Several steamers have been purchased for
Garibaldi, in Liverpool, and two had sailed.
The steamer City Of Washington, from
New York, arrived at Liverpool on the 18th
instant.
The Paris Pdtrie asserts that the siege of
Messina is decided upon. Garibaldi has de-
clined to assist the Neapolitans unless they
give similar proofs Of confidence as the Sci-
lians, by sustained insurrection. Carl
baldi's Ministry had resigned.
II was reported that Naples had notified
England and France of her intention to offer
the Constitution of 1912 to the Sicilians.
France had assented thereto, but England
hesitates.
In the British Parliament, the Ministers
were questioned as to the transfer of the
Galway contract to the Canadian Line.
Mr.. Gladstone said that the Government
did not Intend 10 sanction the transfer, on its
own responsibility and whatever course
might be taken would be submitted TO Parlia-
ment.
Sir Robert Peel called on the Government
not to assent to the annexation of Sicily to
Piedmont.
Lord John Russell replied that the Gov
ernment could not depart from the great
principle that the people had the right to
choose their own government without inter-
ference.
Lord John Russell explained the position
Of the proposed European Conference rela-
tive to Savoy.
England had accepted the proposition of
Prussia, while Austria hesitates. The Gov
ernment had no knowledge of the replies of
the other governments
1t was stated in Parliament that the
British forces in China reach 1900 men.
The French Government and Legislature
disagreed as to the bill relating to the ex-
portation of rags, and the bill was with
drawn.
The monthly returns of the Bank of France
show decrease, in cash, of 37000,000 francs.
The Bourse was animated and higher.
Rentes closed at 69fl5c.
The insurrection in Syria continues.
Fued Pasha had gone there on a special mis-
sion, armed with full powers, and in view of
that fact England and France have agreed to
abstain from present interference If Turkey,
however, proves incapable, these two Gov
ernments have agreed on identical instruc-
tions to their Admirals to stop the massacres.
AT the destruction of the villages, the Druses
killed more than 1000 unarmed men in cold
blood.
There was great alarm at Beirout and the
Franks and Christians had taken refuge on
board the foreign men-of-war.
The Calcutta mail of June IA, and that
from Hong Kong of May %, had reached
England and the American portion is on
board the Canada.
The British forces had left for the Peiho.
A collision was considered inevitable.
The Calcutta market was dull. Private
accounts say that Cotton goods had improved
Freights were dropping. Exchange at Hong
Kong 4s.l0d. There was nothing doing in
Tea At Shanghai exchange was quoted
at Cos. .@65s.6%d. Trade was improving in
Tea. Silks dull. Freights unchanged.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Cotton Market was steady: sales
of Friday, 10000; of Saturday, 5000 bales;
prices as on Thursday.
Breadstuffs market was quiet. Provision
market dull.
London Money Mdrket-Consols closed, on
the l4th, at 931S@93H.
Liverpool Market, July l3.-The advices
from Manchester were unfavorable; prices
| WcEe III ldNOT VI uuJcIb, DuJ Iue JO0e was
rather more cheerful under the satisfactory
Calcutta telegraphic dispatch.
Breadstutfs-The weather has been favor
able for crop Messrs. Richardson, Spence
& Co. quote Flour very dull and prices easier
though quotably unchanged; American 26@
29s. Wheat steady, red Os.9d. Oils. white
| lls6d. .(1l2s.6d. Corn firm; mixed 2ls.6d.
yellow and white 34s. .@34s.6d.
Provisions-Messrs. Wakefield, Nash Co.,
Bigland, Athya & Co.. and others report Bee
heavy and all qualities slightly declined. The
decline is mostly on inferior qualities. Pork
heavy, and is offered at a reduction. Quota
tions nominal. Bacon quiet. Lard firm, Al
| 5S@58s. Cd. and 62s. for choice. Cheese act
i've and slightly lower. Tallow declined Cd,
sales at 3s.@53s. Cd. for Butchers, and 54s
for North American.
Produce-The Bankers Circular report
Pot Ashes quiet, at 29s 6d.@30s.; Pearls quie
and unchanged. Sugar has been buoyant anC
Cd. higher, closing quiet, but firm. Rio Coffe
quiet.
Liverpool July15.-Cotton unchanged: sale
to-day Of 10000 bales, including 1000 70
speculation and export. Breadstuffs quiet
sales unimportant. Provisions dull.
London Mdrket.-London, july l3-Messrs
cining white 55@58s.; red 53@56s. Flou
2S@30s. Iron steady. Sugar buoyant AM
Cd. higher. Tea heavy; and H@ld. lower.
London Money Mdrket-London, July 49,
The Bullion in the Bank of England has de
creased f256,000.
Messrs. Barring Brothers report the marke
for American securities slow of sale, bu
prices unchanged. United States Fives ar
inquired for at 921z@93
London, July Jap. A.-Consols closed a
931S@94H.