Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-18
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Two Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE JURA.
Improvement Of the Harvests- Failure Oi
London Firm.

Improvement Of the Harvests- Failure OF
London Firm.
QUEBEC, September 1.-THE steamer Jura
from Liverpool, at noon of the 9Th, 0id Lon
donderry on the eve of the 7th, has arrived
at this port.
The steamer Edinburg, from New York,
arrived at Queenstown on the morning Of
the 9Th. The steamer Pdrana, from Boston
August ls, Vid st. Johns, N. b., arrived at
Galway, September Z. The steamer Persia,
from New York, arrived at Queenstown on
the 7th.
Great Britain-The weather continued
comparatively fine throughout England and
Ireland, and the harvest prospects were more
promising, which exercised a huoyant influ-
ence on the Funds and Cotton.
Smith Il Sinclair, linen-factors, of Lon
don, has suspended payment. Their liabili-
ties were estimated at G130,000. 1t was
feared that their suspension would lead TO
that of smaller firms in the same trade.
The Queen goes to Germany on the oath
of September.
Naples.-A Naples telegram of the 9Th.
announces the arrival of Garibaldi and his
forces at Salemo. He was expected at Naples
Immediately. The dispatch also says the
King will leave here to-day for Gaeta
Eight Sandman war-yessels were in the
Bay of Naples, with two regiments of Ber-
saglien on Board.
The British steamer Or1oeU, which was
taken possession of by the Garibaldians, had
been recaptured by the English war-steamer
Scylld.
Syrid.-It was again asserted that Chris
tians had been massacred at Baalbeck, and in
village near Beanmaci.
NYerPoot, September Cotton Mdrket.-
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales Of the
week $4,000 bales Of which 10000 were to
Spectators, and $500 for export; market
slightly higher; quotations for middling and
lower qualities being ed. above those Of last
week.
The sales to-day amount to $4,000 bales.
including 1000 to spectators and exporters
market closing buoyant at full prices.
The following are the authorized quota
tions; Fair Orleans, 79sd; Middling, 6A.;
fair Mobile, Id; Middling, 3d.; fair Up
land, 6Hd.; Middling, l5-I6d.
The stock in port is estimated at l,OI2, 900
bales, Of which s55 900 are American.
The advices from Manchester are favorable;
market buoyant for all descriptions of goods
and yarns.
Liverpool Breddstuf Market-Messrs. r.
G. h Co. report Flour dull, and all qualities
slightly lower extra Ohio 28s. to 28s. Cd.
Wheat dull, and al. lower since Tuesday.
Corn quiet, and Cd. lower. Provisions Quiet.
and without much change.
London, Friday--P. M-Consols closed at
931s@93A for Money; 932s@931S for ac-
count.
1t is reported that the Empress is unwen,
and will not accompany the Emperor to
Algeria.
Ndples.-Garibaldi was last heard of at
Polini, marching upon Saleno, being sup
ported on the right wing by General Oozenz
Five hundred men, under General TIM, had
disembarked at Capri
An insurrection had broken out at Sala,
where Victor Emmanuel was proclaimed
II was reported that the Austrian Minister
Mt Naples, had telegraphed to Vienna that
the King of Naples had resolved to quit his
States. The pictures and furniture of the
palace and the Kings baggage were em-
barbed on the 4th inst, on board Spanish
vessel. Other authorities affirm that the
King had adopted the desperate policy of no
surrender, and would not leave till the last
extremity.
When Edward James, member of Parlia-
ment passed Through Paris, he was received
10y Jules Favre and others. He stated that
be was going to see Garibaldi and Lord Palm
erston had authorized him to tell him that
he (Palmerston) considered that Garibaldi
would compromise all his success by an inn
mediate attack upon Rome or Venetia.
London, September 1.-THE NeWS has re-
ceived the following telegram:
NAPLES, ThurSday-lP. P. M.-Garibaldi ar
rived at Salerno this morning and is ex-
pected at Naples Immediately. 1t is said that
The King will leave here to-day for Gaeta.
The JntTegsd returned here yesterday from
Salerno. Edwin James, member of Parlia-
ment, Hon. Mr.. Ashley, member of Parlia-
ment, and other Englishmen, are on board
Sandman vessel, on visit to Garibaldi at
Salerpo. The city of Naples was perfectly
tranquil, and the people conduct themselves
in dignifed manner. Very large quanti-
ties of wheat, barley, rye and rape-seed have
recently been bought in Austria by French
and English spectators. Another French
line OF battle-ship, the AIerandre, has left
foulon for Naples"
The sale Of photographs of Garibaldi is
prohibited in Vienna
The 1fmes's city article of Thursday even
ing says: ''The English funds were without
alteration throughout the day. In the dis
count market the demand was again limited
at previous rates. No Gold was taken inte
the Bank to-day"
The correspondent the Daily NeOs says
that Gen. Lamoricieres proclamation i'm
poses on the Sandman Government the duty
of watching the frontiers, and of preparing to
cross them too, in case of necessity. The
Government is already collecting in that
direction force of 10000 men.
An emeute bad taken place at Liernond,
and more serious one was apprehended at
Phillepaholi. Agitation continued to pre-
vail at Bosnia and the Herzegovina, but the
Sultan had ordered the Grand Vizier to re-
turn Immediately without visiting those
provinces.
FFGaes,-Napoleon is reported to have as
sured NJ. Farini of his sincere desire to see
Italy independent; "When Victor Emmanuel
shall be master of Sicily and Naples, he will
be strong enough to contend alone with
Austria; but should Austria prove victorious
in conflict France would not allow her to
abuse her victory"
The Paris Bourse was dull and dropping.
The rentes closed at 67f95c.
MuslEingum County Fair
ZAHEsYILLE, September 1.-THE prospects
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