Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-13
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ADRIATIC.

ARRIVAL OF THE ADRIATIC.
New York, August 1.-THE Steamship
Adratic, frcm Liverpool, on the 3lst, ar
rived here to-day. The European intelll
gence is highly interesting.
All the English war steamers and dock
yards are being made ready for the next emer
gency
Turkey has accepted proposals for the
intervention Of the Paris Convention.
A military con, ention has been signed be
tween Garibald and the Neapolitan COM
mander in Sicily, Gen. Clary, by which the
Neapolitaus are 10 keep possession Of the forts
of Syracuse, Agosta, and Messina, on the
Island of Sicily, but the Straits Of Messina
are to be free trr all vessels.
The Bavaria and Etna have arrived out.
The French proposal for intervention IN
SYRIA subject to the acqulescence OF the
Porte, was accepted by the other powers, but
the Turkish Ambassador claimed essentia!
notifications Russia authorized Lord John
Russell to sign for her, and the notifications
were adopted.
The Adriatic brings 2GO passengers, in
GLIDING Lady Franklin and neice. She LETT
Southampton on the evening OF the lst INST.
a convention has been agreed 10 by Carl
baidi and Gen. Clary. 1t also says that the
citadel of MeSsina will not fire on the town,
and that GaribaIdi's colors will take equal
rank with the Neapolitan flag. Naples was
tranquil, but agitation prevailed III the pro-
vinces. 1t was rumored that the royal troops
were about to evacuate the citadel OF Messlna.
lloStiltieS were suspended.
Napocon's letter to the French embassa-
dor ut London, dated the 25th of July, has
been published. He says: Since the peace
OF Niilatranca | have but one thought, one
oiiect-to INACCURATE new era Of peace,
and to live Oh the best terms with my neigh
bors, and especially with England. / had
renowned Savoy and Nice. Its cxtraordina-
ry additions to Piedmont alone caused me TO
resume the desire To see reunited TO France
provinces essentially French. But it will
be objected, you wish for peace, and you in
crease immoderateIv the military forces OF
France. deny the fact i'll every SENSE
Nv army and fleet have in them nothing OF
Il threatening character. My steam navy Is
even far from being equal to our require
ments. and the number of steamers does not
nearly equal that Of sailing ships thought
Il have 100, 600 men under arms but de-
duet from this amount 10000 IN Algeria,
{, 900 at Rome. 5000 in China, 10000 Gems
d'Armes, the sick and the new conscrlpts,
and you will find that my regiments are of a
smaller effective strength than during the
preceding reign. The only addition 10 the
army list has been By the creation OF the
Imperial Guard Moreover, while wishing
FIR peace, / desire also to organize the forces
OF the country on the best possible footing
for if foreigners have only seen the bright
side Of the last war, /, close at hand have
witnessed the defects, and wish to remedy
them Having said thus much, have, since
he Convention of Villa FFanca, neither done
nor even thought any thing which could
alarm any one
Fifteen Neapolitan steamers are reported
to have left Naples for Sicily.
France has a;sented 10 the Neapolsan
proposal that the French and English fleets
shall cruise off Calahria and Aaplea, to pre-
vent The landing Of the Garibaidlans. 10
this Lord John Russell declined to acccde,
because England desired to maintain the
principle of non-intervention.
The Pope has decided to not quit Rome.
England, Austria and Prussia are ready
to send troops to Syria.
\ mutual understanding has taken place
between Austria and Prussia from the Top
litz meeting, on the most important ques
tous Of European policy.
THE LATEST.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. i.-Cotton quiet: est
mated sales of "Wednesday, 5000 bales
Tie IN arket closed generally unchanged.
\ meeting between Napoleon and En-
manned, il is probable VIII take place this
month.
Seine Hungarian soldiers at Mantua are
said to have fired into 4 corps %! tha>seurS
noted !or their loyalty 10 the Emperor. y
sergeant was killed, and some Hungarian
officers atters ards deserted.
CnuuEfclAL t'"it"u Narh'f.-Tht
market OF Tuesiny closed iu .a',S OF two days
reaching only lf,0c0 bales. The Manchester
Il de report was considered untayor"he, but the
los prices OF good. ald yarns had rather increa:.
"a the demand.
Brealstiu<.-Th inur market was quiet, ami
prices were easier. hut not GnHiahiy lower. hea'
steady Corn ,ul: mixed .ns "a 3c*. 81.
Provisions. Beef r;v:. and quotations barely
maintained. Pork duii. Bacon pAict al o'$.GE
63S.
tieneral pro.iucc.--Cut'ee dull Rice :tendr.
Resin steady at Is 81 Turpentine dull ami IN
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