Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-30
NEWS nv THE ARARIA.
INTERESTING FROM ITALY-GARlBALDTS NOV
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NEWS by TIE ARABIA.
! INTERESTING FROM ITALY-GARlBALDTS MOVE
! MENTS IN SICILY-THE FRENCH ARMY ORDER
! Ed TO ENACUATE ROME
The intelligence from Sicily touching Garbadi's move
meut still continued to be meagre and conflicting but
the reports generally in representing him as ma
/ king good progress Some accounts say that he had
captured all the most important positions in Sicney
cepting Palermo and Messna After he landed his for
at Masaa, Neapoi.sn vessels commenced lombard
ing that town without giving any warning bat the Brit
sh vessels inerered for the protection OF the English
/ residents.
The Paris Bourse has been greatly depressed, but the
/ rentes closed Grmer.
Four ships of war have been sent Naples at the
quest of the French minister Another fleet about
| to proceed to the Levant.
Unauthentcaed rumors OF French military loan
! we're in circulation.
Accounts from Spain state that Gen. COncha has been
| elected president of the Spanish Senate.
IL was reported that the King Of Naples has applied
for Intervention. 1t also rumored that treaty, Of
lensive and defensive had been concluded between Ma
pies Rome aud Austria and all the deposed Italian soye
| reigns
The latest accounts from Naples state that the utmost
CONSERVATION prevailed. Tumultuous demonstrations
had taken place. the troops dsprited, and the roy
al family packing their jewels in anticipation Of an
instruction, which, from numerous strong indications
seemed to be imminent.
! Glribaldi was moTing on Palermo.
! The British government has issued a proclamation
against the enlistment OF troops for the Pope in Ireland
Il was reported that Gen Amoricicre had made for
ward movement with the Papal troops, and that 5000
Pcdmou'ese troops had embarked from Genoa TO check
him. IL is positively asserted that the French army has
been ordered to evGcuate Rome Also that the Sardin
an government hes order the garrison Of Central Ialy
march rapidly by forced marches to the Pontcal from
| tiers.
comERtII INTELLIGENCE.
L'rerpool cation rric-The saits Of cotton for tie
week foot up bales including $500 bales to spec
ulaors and 10 800 bales for export The market closed
quiet and prices easier but unchanged Fair qualities
have improved most and firmly held for extreme
prices Inferior qualities unsaelble. The sales OF
Friday amounted to 600 bales nclu1ng 600 to spec
ulaors and for export The market closed quie at the
following prices New Orleans fair l., mdding j-S;
Mobile fair - middIing 3-l6; Upland fair ! A
Stock port 100 coo bales including 100000 bales OF
/ American cotton.
Manchester adyices were unfavorable. The market
closed dull In quotations we're barely maiL
| tanned but most producers we're firm
! HARE Cotton Martet-The market closed steady
Sales OF the week $500 bales. Stock in port 100000
! bales. New Orleans ordnaire l0jf has eSf.
! liverpool Breoi,ilTs MUktt.-Brcadstuis closed
steady. Whea, Of all qualities has slightly advanced
Corn has declining tendency and all qualities have de-
ciued.
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote The weather has
been favorable for the crops Flour is firm but Amcr
can -four is neglected. sales at 26sSda$0s. Wheat has
advancing tendency, and prices LAID higher red
lOs6l4lOs9d; white Hale O.. Corn is very dull at
slight decline; quotations. nominal; mixed 3js ye
los 35a3jsGd, white 3G.Gda37s.
liverpool Procisiou MorkeL-Thc market is general
" dull Beef closes heavy Por, dull but prices steady
Bacon is firm at an advance of Is. Lard is quiet at
j7sa59s
Liyerpoo, Produce Narlcf-Suger is firm; Coffee is
steady; Rice is quiet at 25s; Roiin is firm but all
qualities have eighty advanced at 4ida4-6d. Spirits
Turpe Inc is heavy at 3isa3l 3D. losing at the former
price.
tondon Mortcfs-Au kinds of American securities
have slightly declined. Railroad bonds generally
per cent. lower Bullion the Bank has increased
fI5i,ooO Money is in less demand. Consols closed Il.
81 81 q "a rs for money.
THE LATEST
The Rev Theodore Parker, OF Boston, il dead, having
died at Florence.
The Savers aud Heenan difficulty has been am cably
settled They are to have bet apeee, and Sayers re-
tires from the ring.
Queenstown, Stqdan-The Steamer Africa has
rived.
Breldstuigs closed at Liverpool yesterday steady
Wheat was buovant. Provisions were dull
THE GENERAL ASSEaBLY-SOCI AL EPISODES.
The holding of the General Assembly of the o. 5.
Presbyterian Church her, ia event in the history of
Our beloved city, 10 the importance Of which in religious
political and social aspects happy to note our
citizens are by no means nssnsbie. THIS event has
broaeht hher of talent culture and influence from
both o the grand geographical sections and from every
State OF this imperial Coniedeacy. And We believe our
citizens OF every religious denomination well as those
connected with religious denomination have taken all
due pains to render their stay among pleasant and to
prevent anything Of different character from marring
lis future memories Thus much it but justice to
say in behalf of the hospitality of people While
II were equally just to Distinguished guests to remark
that they to appreciate the kindly sentiments to-
wards them and 10 be lvorably impressed with and
This is all as Shod be- But present purpose
TO refer very briefly 10 delightful social episode in
which the General Assembly indugedas evening. Free
Clarke, Esq, invited the whole body, together with
their respective hosts and hoste}ses 10 spend the
evening his residence on Alexander street. And
would infer from the immense crowd who responded in
their proper persons, that few if any, were prevent
cd from Obeying the hospitable summons Probably not
less than five or SIX hundred guests were present and
yet Mr.. Ciarkes spacious and elegant mansion afforded
ample accommodations for ALL
The time was delightfully."-, and sincerely believe,
proaby spent; for this tratena intermingog OF gen
emen from every section Of the UnOn and OF various
political bias, serves to soften many asperities and to
substitute the spirit Of concord and broheTy affection
for the spirit Of contention and strife.
It is this bringing OF men, who really fancy themselves
in hostile to each other face to face that
correcs the mscheyous concet and disabuses them OF
every erroneous impression they have received IN yar
Gus ways and from unaccountable sources. Indeed,
could there be General Assembly" every week for the
ensuing twelve months every trace of bitterness or un'
friendly feeling between the North and South would be
eectualy wiped out Man learns by contact with his fell
low that after all he too is ma1 and that notwth-
standing certain accidental pecuaities naturally accru
ing from local circumstances he may be just as pure
p1trot and just eonsciention a christian himself
But we DEPRESSING too far.
Tomorrow, has been announced already, the Mem
beers of the General Assembly avail themselves Of the
generous invitation of the Central r. Z. authorities to
visit Niagara Falls in special train. We understand
Gen. Porter will pass" them to Goat Island and they
will doubtless be Hospitality entertained and spend
pleasant day at the Fals-returnng early in the eve
ming.
On Monday evening the "Genesee River Fleet" will
give grand display Of fireworks &C.. from their boats
on the River, which will be beautiful spectacle, and
we doubt not will be viewed with interest by many OF
our friends from abroad well by thousands of oar
own citizens-hochester Wing and Advertiser.
RECEPTION OF THE PRINCE OF WALES AT QUEBEo.-The
Quebec Chronicle says that the new Parliament House
to be converted into temporary palace for the Prince
OF Wales that new furniture ID to be put in Kitch-
ems, cooking utensils, beds bedding dining side
boards panos and the full sccessores of well furnish
ed house are 10 take the place Of desks and Office stools
and there Is TO be an uphesyipg Oh things in general