Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-10

NEW YORK, July 2
The steamers Fulton, Pdrdnd and Etua,
with advices from Liverpool TO the 9th arriy.
ed here this morning, and furnish the follow
ing.
The Prince of Wales will visit President
Buchanan, the latter having, ia a letter to the
Queen, expressed his personal desire to re-
ceiye the Prince at Washington, The Prince
has also accepted an invitation from the city Of
New York.
The Paris Monitcur states that the rumors
that the Government intended TO negotiate a
loan, are completely unfounded.
Garibaldi had decreed the demolition Of
Fort Castellamare. The first division of the
revolutionary army had been directed toward
Syracuse.
address 20 Garibaldi, requesting the immedi
ate annexation of Sicily to the Italian King
dom.
The Dictator replied that he was a great nd.
mirer Of Victor Emanuel, and he believed the
annexation would be accomplished by and
with him, but at present, the annexation of
Sicily alone would not be advisable; besides,
In the event of an immediate annexation,
he would be under the necessity of retiring.
The steamer Washington, the American
vessel captured by the Neapolitans, had arriy-
ed at Genoa, with sixteen persons wounded on
board.
A Genoa journal says that Count Persigny
and Lord John Russell had agreed upon u
convocation Of n European Congress for the
adjustment of the question Of Savoy.
Garibaldi had sent an agent TO London TO
negotiate a loan of 10000, 900 francs, the rev
enue of Sicily being offered AS n guarantee.
The London Times of the 9th says
NAPLES, by Il sovereign act, under date Of
18th OF June, grants constitutional and rep
resentative institutions, and Italian principles
to the kingdom Of Naples. A general amnes.
~ is accorded to all political offenders. Spin
nelli IL to form n government and statutes di-
rectly, and an agreement is to be made with
Sardinia for the adoption Of the ~tri-color flag
and analogous institutions for Sicily, with n
royal prince AS Vieeroy"
The correspondent Of the London Herald
says
"The greatest endeavors are being made by
the Neapolitan Government to induce Victor
Emanuel TO accept the offers of friendship
from the King OF Naples. The grant of a
constitution to the kingdom of Naples is at
the instigation of Napoleon
The movements Of Garibaldi are more rapid
than those of diplomacy. Should he march
upon Naples, the fall Of the Bourbon dynasty
is certain. To attack Mesina would be a
useless sacrifice of life, as the garrison is
hemmed in and cannot get out Of the forts.
If Naples falls, Messina falls as n matter Of
course.
Adyices from Vienna announce that the
Austrian Government is making preparations
of war. The quantity of ammunition That APP
pears daily passing through Trieste is enor-
nous. -Four corps d dymee are already com
plete, and the fifth is shortly expected. There
are 10000 men established in one entrench-
ment camp at Peschiera, and 10000 are in
position on the frontiers of Romagna
Accounts from Rome say that Gen. Guyon,
the commander Of the French forces in that
city, had demanded n reinforcement Of two
regiments Of infantry and one of cavalry.
Gen Lamoriciere, who is on the best terms
with Gen. Guyon, is making preparations as
if he expected shortly to be attacked.
I Advices from Ravenna, 10 the 23d ult, state
that at Pola the Austrian Government com
PEELED a Sandman merchant vessel to hoist the
Pontiical flag.