The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-20
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Important Foreign News-.-Arrival OF
tho City OF Baltimore...Heavv Fail.
ures among the Leather DesIers...
The Sicilian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ma.
poleon succeeds the Prince jerome
as Marshal OF France-..His prono..d
Visit to this Country, &C.
Especially despatched by telegraph to La
Crosse for the PIONEER & DEMoCRAT.l
NEW YORK, July Is.
The Steamship City of Baltimore has
arrived, with dates from Liverpool of Thurs
day, P. NJ, July 5.
The market for breadstufs is reported
steady.
Failures among leather dealers had oc-
Cured to the extent of 93,150,O0O. En-.
glish hides had deprecated from thirty to
forty per cent, by reason of forced sales
The news from Sicily represents Carl
baldi as quiet. The reported concessions by
the King of Naples had determined him to
precipitate annexation with Sardinia. 1t
is reported that the King Of Sardinia de-
clines alliance with Naples. but Napoleon
urges due consideration of the Neapolitan
0vertures.
Garibaldi had applied to his friends in
London for two steamers with Armstrong
guns. There had been fresh disturbances at
Naples-the police station had been sacked
and pillaged, and many persons killed in
skirmishes. The King had arrived there
and Immediately ordered the formation of
National Guard. 1t was reported that the
ministry lately appointed by Garibalai was
unpopular in Sicily, and that great massa-
ores had occurred.
A dispatch from Naples, of July LIST,
states that in Sicily the liberal concessions
of the Neapolitan government wa - far from
checking the enterprise Of Garibaldi, and
determined him to precipitate the annexa-
tion, which be had previously been disposed
to delay.
A dispatch from Palermo, of June 25th,
states that fresh disturbances had taken
place, and that Garibaldi had sens troops
to restore order.
Advices from Naples confirm the ac-
counts by the steamship Arabia, as to the
state of siege there, the disturbances, &C.
Dispatches to Marseilles as late as the
Sd July, furnish advices from Naples to the
3Oth June, which announce that asemblages
of the populace commenced on the 26th.
The populace shouted Garibaldi forever"
Annexation for ever !" Death to the
Police !" The following day panic took
place and, on the 28th, all the police sta
tions were pillaged in the open day, aad
forty Of the agents were killed and wounded.
Other advices say that an understanding
will be brought about between the Kings of
Sardinia and Naples, relative to their COM
mon interests in Italy.
The London Herald had been put under
the ban of prohibition from Paris, and all
its issues reaching there had been con6s-
Gated.
Prince Napoleon will succeed Jerome
Bonaparte as President of the Privy Cour.
Gil, and will occupy the royal palace as
Marshal of France. Among the passengers
by the City of Baltimore was Col. Ciprone,
who visits New York to perfect the neces>
sary arrangements for the reception of the
Prince Napoleon, who proposes shortly to
visit our shores in bis new and supberb steam
yacht, Cassardi.
John G. Heenan, the prize fighter, is
registered as passenger on the Wander
bilt, shortly to arrive