, 1860-09-06
REGG1O TAKEN-F0UR THOUSAND IN
SURGENr5 J0IS THE POPULAR
PARTY.
Peace OF Europe Threatened.

Ite Bf1nsn 1Aluhment Was 10 DC pIoToSueu
on the 28th.
The Liverpool cotton market WAS steady and
firm. Sales on the 25:l wtre 10, 900 bales.
ureadatufis market steady for wheat and
flour. Corn buyoans, and Cd higher. rrovis-
ions quiet.
Consols closed on Saturday e2;@oai, market
beinu dull at the clcse.
Saturday WAS Art dsy in London.
GREAT BRl1A1s.-Lord Palmerston had stated
in the House Of Commons that British subject
had been wrongful)y imprisoned in Paraguay,
and pending the payment Of the compensation
demanded, relations between the two countries
were interrupted. Lord Palmerston also re-
ferred in disparagin2 terms to the Suez Canat
scheme. u large number Of shares which had
been takea By the Shah Of Egypt. and stated
that the French government hare declared that
they Lave nothing to do with the scheme
ID the Commons on the 25tb, Lord I'almers-
ton said there Was no truth in the statement
that Austria had threatened to support Nipples.
She adhered to non Intervention till her own
frontiers we're threatened.
Jesse Hartley, engineer, and constructor Of
nearly all the naval docks, is dead.
FR4SCE-The weather continued very wet.
Tie Dourse was steady. Rentcs csf l0c.
NAPLES AND S1c1Lx-The Royal Intendaut Of
Polynesia WAS at the head Of the insurrection
in The pr3yince OF Basilitea-
The chiefs Of the national guard Of Naples
Of the foreign battalion not being dihbanded.
4 meeting OF sympath:zer5 with Ga1ibaldi
had been hsId in London.
AUSTRIA AND rHu:s1A.-Ls Norde reiterates
its account Of the arrangements at Topli.z, not
withdrawing the official denial. and & Norde's
statement oo'a ned credeuce in Paris, where
the simultaneous pressure Of the French Am
baseadors to Vienna and Berlin, led to runlors
of something important relative to the re1a.
tons Of France and Germany Tie continental
journals continue to ditpu.e Ii Aorde's state.
ment, and Berlin telegraphic dispatch says
realization Of the alliance between Aust.ia aud
Rnuss'a entlts'y dspsnds upon the political re
SrR1A.-All WAS quiet in Syria. Faud Pacha
had completely quieted the people.
Observation-Disclosures the rains and To-
Gusts the harvest will be the most abundant for
years.
The Emperor Of Russia gave grand banquet
in honor Of III: Emperor Of AustriA's birthday.
and proposed Frances Joscph's health IN Tie
most friendly terms.
s1ILL LATER.
Sr. JouSs, n. F., Sept. 5.-The steamship
Prince Albert from Galway aug. aStl,. arrived
erpool on the 2Gth. The Austraiasi4n arrived
at Queenstown on the aGth. The Great Eastern
arrived at Milford Haven at T. H., of the
26:h.
In the House Of Commons on the e5th, Lord
Palmerston acknowledged the services render
and said the British Consul had been instructed
to tender to hlm the thanks Of the British gov
ernment.
Lord Palmerston also eaid the government
had no information relative to the intention of
France to establish tort on the Luke Of &c.
nesa, and explained the position of the Savoy
question. The cession having not yet been re-
~oT hrvE I'll hn5
concluded its labor for The session By adjourn
ing till the e3th, when The prorogation takes
place.
st. Martins Music Hall in London had been
burned.
Mr. Lindsay, member Of Parliament, had
been authorized to proceed to Washington At d
lar before the American government the views
Of the British government relative to The navi.
! gation laws. beliEerent rights, d., and enter
into negotiations for the opening OF ths coast.
| ing trade. Ns. Lindsey sails on the slh ot
September.
| Lyons in response to an address by the a1thoti.
/ ties. He condemned the unju ust dis!rust excited
abroad, and declared that nothing could max c
| him deyiate from the path Of moderation and
justice. His sole desire WAS the general inter-
eat Of France, and he urged them to give them
| selves up with confidence to works Of peace.
| He was determined, with Gods assistance, that
| Tue pacific nature Of this speech caut cd an ad-
| vance on the Bourse. Rentes 85f. S5c. >
| The C1kstitutiohntL publishes an article stat
| Ing that the relations between France and Aus
tria are excellent, and congratulat.ng the large.
poweEs on its reform tendency.
NArLEs;-Sothing decisive has get been
| achieved by Gsriba.di. THE fort OF Reggie was
capisnlated on the 2lst. The garrison we're al-
| lowed to leave with their muskets and pereonai
baggage only. Gen. C0se1z, with considera.
bic force had crossed the Straits at Fiumicbilo.
md two Seapolltan brigades surrendered to him
| ut discretion.
! The Garibaldians we're masters Of Fort Del
| Villa Sangiodanni.
| The detection Of the army Of Naples vas con
! sidered extremely probable, and it was hoped
thnt Gar!ba'dl would enter the city in triumph,
without bloodshed.
Conflicts had taken place between Eeapolitan
troops and some tie1saglieri, who landed from,
| Sardlnian vessels.
An English steamer, the 0rfol, from Hull.
With passengers for Messina. was seized by the
| passengers while the captain WAS ashore al Ge.
| noa. It is supposed the passengers vers
friends Of Garibaldi. The vesseI was chartered
under penalty Of E5,0u0 against seizure, and
me inference IL that Sue WIS designed for Gati.
baldi.
SARn1S1A-prohibits anT more volunteers EN-.
| barking from Gen0a to Sicily.
ACs7R1A.-The Emperor ut Austria and the
Hing Of W!rtemburg we're about to hare IN in.
terriew.
The reconciliation Of Austria and Prussia is
snid to have been fully accomplished.
INDIA AND Cu1sA.-The mails from Calcutta,
July 15tb, and Hong Kong, July S:h, had
| reached England. Tbs Indian news is uuin,.
portaut. large bodies of rebels who took refuge
in the jungle near Blawsward, had been routed.
| The Calcutta produce market was quiet
prospects stagnaut- Want Of rain threatened
| the destruction Of the crops.
lord Elgiu and Baron Gros had gone to the
Gulfof lebele- 1t wss suspected they would
attempt to rensw negotiations, while every
thing indicated the intention Of the Chinese 10
fight.
All quiet at Canton. Thsr rebels continued to
advance towards Shanghae.
The Hong k"ng markets we're dull-imports
lower, teas iower-but active at Foo-cLoo,
Trade At Shanehae continued Suspended fo.
Imports. Teas firm.
The sloop.ofwar Jno. Adams was at Foo.
choo, and the steamers Hartford and Saginaw
| at Shaughae.
LATEST Br TElEcRArH.-Loxpox, Aug. as.-
There ID no political news Of importance.