Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-29
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Two Days Later from Europe.
ARRIvAL OF THE ARABIA.

nuu captured tne nlOSJ lulpOIbtnt pOlltS III
Sicily, except Messina and Palermo.
After his landing at Marsala, the Neapo-
Titan war vessels bombarded that town
without d warning, and the British vessels
interposed for the protection Of the English
residents.
The important announcement was made
Uid Madrid that the King of Naples had APP
piled for foreign Intervention.
Among the other questionable rumors was
that treaty, offensive and defensive, had
been concluded between Naples Rome,
Austria, and all the deposed Italian sove-
reigns. ..- .-
The latest accounts from Naples represent
the utmost CONSERVATION. The troops were
disprited, and tumultuous manifestations
were taking place. .t.... .y.s.a
The Royal family was packing up all their
iewelry and valuables and there are strong
surmises that great instruction is looked
for. .I...,.-
At the latest dates Garibaldrs forces were
Grcdt Britain.-The British Government
had issued orders against enlistment for the
Pope in Ireland, but does not interfere in the
subscriptions for the Sicilian insurgents, the
law officers of the Crown not regarding it as
illegal. .'r.... h.
The English funds were heavy under con-
tineutal politics, but there was more steadi-
ness at the close. .-.-.
The Chdmpionshp.-Lo Saturday
Bells Life of this morning announces that
meeting took place between SayerS and Hee-
nan at that Office yesterday, to discuss mea-
sures for terminating the dispute between
them as to the possession of the Champions
Belt. It was ultimately agreed that two
new belts, exact counterparts of the one SO
much coveted, should be made; the money
for the purpose to be raised by public sub
scription; each of the candidates was to head
the list for that to be held by his opponent.
The old belt will remain in possession of the
proprietor of Bells Life to be fought for by
any who may aspire to the honor Of wearing
it. Sayers has engaged to retire from the
Prize Ring. ~.
Eance.-The Paris Bourse had been
greatly depressed, but closed frmer. Rentes
6SfS0c. o.. l.....
The French Minister at Naples had asked
for four vessels of war, and they had been
sent. The French fleet was about to sail for
the Levant. -
There were vague and unauthentic rumors
of a new French loan for military purposes
Adly.-Theodore Parker died at Florence
on the 10th.
II was reported that Lamoriciere had made
forward movement with the Papal troops,
and five thousand Piedmontese troops had
embarked from Genoa TO check him.
1t was positively asserted that the French
Army, of Rome, had received orders to evac-
uate that city. sH. .,.. .
1t is said that the Sandman Government
had ordered the garrisons of Central Italy to
march rapidly toward the Pontificial frontiers.
Spain.-General Concha had been elected
President of the Spanish Senate, and deco
rated with the order of the Golden Fleece.
The Army of Africa entered Madrid amid
much enthusiasm. .alf .t.
Russid.--The Austrian Government had
stated that the British ambassador to Russia,
on the receipt of Gortschalkoff's communica-
tion relative to Turkey, lodged formal pro-
test against it, but this was not so. He only
received the communication under reserve,
by stating that he intended to refer it to his
Government for instructions in the matter.
A late dispatch says that England would not
interfere.
A letter from Garabaldi explains that the
steamers used by him were taken possession
of forcibly and not chartered. Garabaldi
had issued proclamations to the Romans and
Neapoltans calling them to revolt.
Palermo dispatches of the 18th say in five
churches at the termination of mass shouts OF
'ltaty forever" Liberty forever" &C., were
raised. In the evening the people to the
number of ten thousand assembled. The
| police were unable to disperse them, and the
| troops were called out, and fired on the
people, killing four and wounding ten
| Several persons were arrested. There was
some excitement in Florence, owing to the
appearance. of placards in favor of the Ex-
| Grand Duke. There ware runners of the in
tention Of an attempt at the recovery of his
power. The garrison was strengthened and
the National Guard called out.
A defalcation on a small scale has been dis
covered against the Cashier of Panky & Co.
Bank of London, but no prosecution made.
An influential deputatiOn headed by Milnel
Gibson had laid before Lord Palmerston the
plans for Col. Shaffner's telegraph to America
Uid the Faroz Islands and Iceland
The Russian Grand Duke Nicholas was on
visit to the Emperor Napoleon.
A report that France had offered pecuniary
indemnity to Switzerland was unfounded.
Austria refuses to admit Piedmont to tn,
Conference, on the ground that Cavour ha(
declared that she intended to take no part il
the dispute between France and Switzerland
The papl troops are continually concen
| trating at Cubic.
1t is stated the date for the French evacua
ton of Rome is fixed and the first detach
ment will leave shortly.
: The King of Naples had subscribed mil
lion scuddi to the Papal loan.
The PTussian Chambers had passed tn
Government project for the war credit--3l
I to 81.
Russia is said 20 have collected at Mich
olaetK large number of transports.
; The United States steamer Mystic has gon
t to the South coast. The sloop Consolidate
r was at Madeira, May 4.
e Advices from Sidney, Australia, report tn
! failure of David Jones 4 Co., and Thompson
Simmons & Go. 1t is thought other house
J. will follow.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
b Liverpool Cotton Mdrket.-The Brokers
/, Circular reports the sales Of the week AZ, ,OO
bales, of which $4,000 were to speculation
: and 10000 for export. The market close
easier, and quiet, though quotably unchanget
a The fair qualities were held firmly, for eA
. treme prices, while inferior qualities were III
y salable: Fair Orleans 3d., Middling 65sd
z Fair Mobile I'D, Middlipg 6 3-l6d. Fa
" Uplands nd, Middling 3-l6. Stock
| port estimated at l,lll,000 bales, of whiC
q a 905,O0 bales were American. The advic,
g from Manchester are unfivorable. Mark,
|, dull, and in some cases prices barely mail
T. tained but most of the producers were firn
Breddstg6s-R. S. 4 Co. report the weath'
J. favorable for the crops. Flour firm, b,
American neglected: sales 26s. 6d@3O
e Wheat advanced l@2d.; Red los. 6d@lOs 8
l. White lls@l2s Sd. Corn very dull, and a
d qualities slightly lower prices nominal
25s. for mixed; Sos Cd. for Yellow, and 36
: 6d@37s. for White.
j Wakefield, Nash h Co. report -four pa
k TALLY, Cd. higher.
i ProVisions-Be heavy. Pork dull b,
;, steady, Bacon firm, but Is. higher for retf
lots. Lard quiet, at 57s@59s. for fine. Tia