Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06

CAPE RACE, September 5.-The steamship
1dnsTicd, from Liverpool August 25, vig
Queenstown on the 26th, passed this place
at three o'clock Tuesday evening, and was
boarded by the news-yacht Of the Associated
Press
The steamer Prince ALbert, from New
York on the l4th, Vid st. Johns, N. F., ar
rived at Galway on the oath,
The Prince Albert was to take the place of
the COnndught leaving Galway on the 2sth
for st. Johns.
The Ameriea's news is important.
The invasion of Calabria by Garibaldi is
fully confirmed.
The town of Reggie had been attacked
s=d taken by Garibabdi. Four thousand
Calabrian insurgents had joined the Carl
baldians. A general battle with the Neapol-
itans was imminent.
The Emperor and Empress OF France had
gone to Savoy and Nice.
1t was said a French corps-d dTmse of
10000 men, with campaign materials and
artillery, was ordered to be ready to move
at short notice. The weather in England
had been most unfavorable, but was fairer
when the America left Liverpool. The Brit
| ish Parliament was to be prorogued on the
| 28th.
The Liverpool Cotton market was firm:
sales of the 25th were 10000 bales.
Breadstuffs steady. Corn buoyant and Cd.
higher. Provisions quiet.
Consols closed on Saturday at 9225@925s,
market being dull at the close.
The royal mail steamship asia, from
New York, arrived at Queenstown on the
| 26th. The America passed the AustTaIGsiGn
at three P. NJ, on the 26th, off Ballicoltn.
She sailed from New York in company with
the Great Eastern, and was in company with
Der for some time. The latter was expected
at Milford Haven at four o'clock p. NJ. on
| the 26th.
Great Britain - Lord Palmerston had
| stated in the House of Commons that British
subjects had been wrongfally imprisoned in
Paraguay, and pending the payment of the
compensation demanded, relations between
the two countries continue uninterrupted
Lord Palmerston also referred, in disparag-
ing terms, to the Sue8 Canal scheme. A
large number of shares which had been
taken by the Shah of Egypt, and stated that
the French Government have declared that
they have nothing to do with the scheme,
In the Commons, on the 25th, Lord Palmer
ston said there was no truth in the statement
that Austria had threatened to support Ma
pies. She adhered to non-intervention til
ber own frontiers were threatened.
Isaac Hartley, engineer and contractor o.
nearly all the naval docks, is dead.
Frdnce.-The weather continued very wet
: The Bourse was steady. Rentes 69f. loo.
Naples and SiciLy.-The Royal 1ntendan
} of Polynesia was at the head of the insur
rection in the Province of Bosilitia,
The Chiefs of the National Guard, of Ma
Piles, had rendered their designations in con
sequence of the Foreiga Battalion not beinI
, disbanded.
: A meeting of the sympathizers with Carl
baldi had been held in London.
Austria and PrusSid.-Le Nord reiterate
= its accounts Of the arrangements at TOplit
: notwithstanding the official denial. and l
3 Nord'S statement obtained credence in Par
f when the simultaneous presence of IL
: French ambassadors to Vienna and Berli
E led to rumors Of something important rel
Q tive to the relations of France and German
: The Continental journals continue to dispu
{ lie Nord's statements.
A A Berlin telegraph dispatch says realizt
| ton of the alliance between Austria an
| Prussia entirely depends upon the politics
) reforms effected in Austria.
4 Syrid.-All was quiet in Syria. Fua
\ Pasha had completely queted the people.
) Russia Notwithstanding the rains an
+ locusts, the barvests will be the most abur
J dant for years. The Emperor of RUSS
gave grand banquet in honor of the En-
peror of Austria's birthday, and propose
Francis Josephs health in the most friendl
! terms.