Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

| them o. follows: oOiuierE I0u leave fol
Syria. France halls with joy an expedition
the aim Of which is 10 cause the rights O
justice and humanity to- triumph. You dc
mot 60 70 make war against foreign nation,
but to assist the SultanAin in bringing back to
Obedience his subjects who are blinded Iby
tthe fanatlcism Of the former century. In
that district you have great "reminiscences
Fhlfl your duty. show yourselves worthy
children of those who once gloriously car
rled into that country the banner Of Christ.
You do not leave in great numbers, but your
courage and prestige are supply to the de-
hciency, because wherever the French flag Is
seen to pass, the nations know that great
cause :. preeedes it, and agreat people follow
The Emperor has given 800, 900 francs In
aid OF the fugitives from Syria.
The semi-ofticial correspondence is inclined
to think that the interview between the En-
peror and the Queen of Spain, which has
been spoken of will not take place.
The Bourse is quiet. Rentes closed on the
9th instant rather lower (69f15c.).
Prince William, of Baden, was on visit
to the Chalons camp and would be present
at the great military man@uvres.
SyTfd.--The latest dates from Damascus
report s1 quiet there, but murders were still
committed in the surrounding country,
Thirty thousand Christian women had
been, sold by the Druses at twenty-five
piastres apiece and were detained in
Harems. -rr u-..|.98
The Beaufort sailed from Marseilles on the
9th inst, with 1000 men for Syria.
Naples and Sicily.-No movement is re-
ported. rrat a'r 0rn n ~
The Paris Patrie says that Garibaldi in
letter to the King of Sardinia, said he acon-
sdered it a sacred duty to deliver Venitia,
and that the possession of a powerful navy
do it, ~
Provisions were excessively dear in Sicily.
A duty on salt, imposed by the Dictators'
Government, was said to be very unpopular.
Italy-Gen. Lamoriciere had suppressed
demonstration in favor of Garibaldi at
Lodi, had levied war contribution Of f44,-
900, and taken the leaders prisoners.
Letters from Palermo, dated the I'd inst,
report that some parties had been attempting
to create trouble Hitherto the Government
had acted with certain generosity, but It
has now great number Of prisoners of all
classes, and is sending them off with pass
ports to any country out Of Italy.
The Council of State at Naples is decuss-
ing the programme of Lestoria Romano.
The Queens mother is to leave instantly,
that is, If the programme is accepted.
MesSiad, august 9.-Garibaldi has not vet
left for the mainland, but still continues his
preparations. .-..... ....
London, August 1o.-A correspondent at
Naples writes, on the 4th inst, that appeals
to arms have been publicly posted. The re-
dictionary party at Galta hesitates in the
present, attitude of the country, and is
alarmed at the very populace which was for
merly its instrument. The Court, however,
has the zeal OF the .populace, especially of the
inferior classes, in its favor. ~ -.
A recent interview between the Kings Of
Denmark and Sweden gave rise to report
that the Scandinavian Kingdoms intended to
form an alliance against Germany. The
Swedish press, however, combats the idea of
any aggressive policy, and the Swedish peo-
pie are represented to be decidedly opposed
to any thing of the kind. ~ ra'-,I rr.-
The coronation Of the King and Queen of
Norway took place on the 9Th inst, in the
Cathedral of Drontheia. If...-r
tBy Telegraph to LONDONDERRY
Liverpool Market, august lO.-The sales of
Cotton on Wednesday and Thursday foot up
10000 bales, including 10000 to SPECTATORS
and exporters, the market closing buoyant
on Wednesday, when the sales reached 20. 900
bales, and prices were slightly higher for in
ferior qualities. The Brokers circular re-
ports the sales of the week at $4,000 bales,
including 1000 to spectators, and l05O0 to
exporters. The news from America caused
IhrBe speculative inquiry under which
prices advanced Id. for the inferior, anG I'd.
for middling qualities of American. The
sales to-day were 10000 bales, including
5000 to spectators and exporters; the market
closing firm at the following authorized quo
tations; fair Orleans at 79Sd; mixed 3D.; fair
uplands 62sd.; mixed 5-l6d. The stock in
port is estimated at l,203, 900 bales, including
l,0l4,500 American. ..
Breadstuffs quiet but firm. Flour firm
and the best descriptions are slightly higher.
Wheat firm with an advancing tendency for
the best descriptions offered Corn quiet:
mixed and yellow at 32s.
Another dispatch says that Flour has i'm
proved Cd. per sack.
Provisions very dull Beef heavy. Pork
dull. Bacon quiet. Lard firm at 6O@63s,
Tallow unchanged.
Produce generally unchanged. Sugar
quiet. Coffee dull. Rice steady. PotAs6es
quiet at 2Ss. 3d.; Pearls quiet at 29s. Resin
firm at As. I'd. for common. Spirits of Tur-
pentine steady at 3ls.
London Mdrket-London, AUGUST lO.-Su-
gar quiet. Breadstuffs firm. Coffee firm.
Rice firm and slightly higher. Tallow dull
and unchanged.
London Money Aa5ket-Lonaon, august
lO.-The money market is unchanged. Com
soils closed at 9314@93sS for money and 93X
for account. To-day prices have declined.
under the report of a forthcoming India loan
OF $4,000, 1000, and consols are quoted at 800
93L for money and acroupt