Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-13
From Europe.

New YoRK, July 8.
The steamers Fulton and Etna give us
details of European news to the 9th ult
The Prince Of Wales will visit President
Buchanan, the latter having, in letter to
the Queen, expressed his personal desire to
receive the Prince at Washington. The
Prince has also accepted an invitation from
the city of New York.
The Paris Moniteur states that the rumors
that the Government intended to negotiate
loan are completely unfounded.
Garibaldi had ordered the demolition of
Fort Casteilamare, and the first division of
the revolutionary forces had been directed
towards syracuse. The municipality Of
Palermo had sent an address to Garibaldi,
requesting the immediate annexation Of
Sicily to the Italian Kingdom. The Dicta.
tor replied that he was a great admirer of
Victor Emanuel, and he believed the annex
alton would be accomplished by and with
him, and that at present the annexation of
Sicily alone would not be advisable; besides.
in the event of immediate annexation. he
would be under the necessity of resigning.
The Washington has arrived at Genoa, with
16 wounded. A Geneva journal SAYS that
Count Persyney and Lord John Russell had
agreed upon the convocation of EurOpean
Congress for the adjustment of the question
of Savoy Garibaidi had sent an agent to
London, to negotiate loan of 10000, 900
francs, the revenue of Sicily being offered
as guarantee. The London Times Of the
9th ult. says Naples, by q sovereign act,
uader date of the 25th Of June, grants
constitutional and representative insttu
tions and Italian principles to the Kingdom
of Naples. General amnesty is accorded to
all political offenders. The correspondence
of the London Herald says the greatest
endeavors are being made by the Neapolisan
Government to induce Victor Emanuel to
accept the offers of friendship from the
King of Naples, aud that the grant of a
to the Kingdom of Naples is at
the instigation Of the Emperor Napoleon.
The movements of Garibaldi, however, are
more rapid than those of Napoleon, and
should he march upon Naples, the fall Of
the Bourbon dynasty is certain. To attack
Messina would be useless sacrifice of life,
IS the garrison is hemmed in and cannot
ret out of the fort. II Naples falls, Messi.
"a falls, as matter of course.
Par,s.-Private letters say that Garibaldi
ost upwards Of 1000 men ia the contests
If the 9th and 28th of May.-The Moni-
eur publishes the Convention between
France and England, relative to the captures /
n China.-The Moniteur also announces
hat the funeral of Prince Jerome will take
,lace on Thursday. s.-a-
Accounts from Rome say that Gen. Cor.
ION, the commander of the French forces in 9
hat city, has demanded reinforcement Of i
wo regiments of infantry and one of cayal- t
y. Gen. Gorgon is making preparations I
$ if he expected shortly to be attacked.
Advices from Vienna announce that the
Austrian Government is making preparation .
OF war. 10000 men were established in
ne encampment, and 10000 were in posi-.
ion on the frontier of the Romagna.
London, 28th.-A numerous meeting of t
he working classes was held at Wellington q
quare, last night, to consider the question e
t the present high prices of provisions.- /
were passed that the present :
anime prices were ret iH~titiable anil have i