Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-06
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81 MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Golden Fleece aud Persia

New YORK, July 5.-The steamship Col
| den Fleece, from Galway on the I'D, ana
the Persia, from Liverpool on the same day,
but briu giug Queenstown dates OF the 18th,
have arrived here. The following inteili-
sence is principally by the latter vessel
Sicily AND lrALY.--The Neapolltan for
ces were fortiiying and concentrating 5000
troops with considerable ammunition, at Mes
sipa The evacuation of Palermo was COM
plete, and the Neapolitan trigates bad lett
| that mort. Garibaidi. having formed TWEEN
~ regiments ostepsbly for operations on
the main land, called council and decided
10 attack Messiua twas thought he would
march upon that place On the 18th.
The American vessel which was captured
nv the NeapoItans proves to have been the
Charlie, and Jane of Baltimore. The Amer-
can minister at Naples bad dcnanded pass
ports G,r his snn and two others TO visit the
vessel at Gaeta
Adyices from Ravcnna of the I'D state
| that AT Rolu the Austrian Government had
| COMPELLED Sandman, merchant vessel 10
hoist the pontfcal flag, and at flume the
! harb,ru2astcr refused the steamer RaVenna
| the napers necessary for her departure be-
cpuse she had hoisted the trlcolored fiag.
| GgRNAyy.-I. is asserted that the final cor
; ferences at Baden between the Prince Of
: Prussia and the German sovereigns, resulted
! in decisive agreement on questions rem
tive to Germany and foreign Go7ernments.-
! The sovereigns rendered their good Offices 70
! bring about an understanding between rus
STA and Austria.
| ENuLASD.-The proceedings in Parlla-
! meut were Of an unimportant character.
Lord John Russell, in acknowledging the
reception of Il french note relative to Savoy
! again condemned the course o, France.
! About 50. 900 volunteers we're 10 be recely'
ed by the Queen the day the steamer sailed
! The Prince cf Wales was 10 embark Tor
| Canada on the llth Of July.
The Britannia cotton mills belonging Il
Messrs. NAVAL. near Manchester, have been
burnt. Loss about ciJO.Ooo.
FeaxcE AND SWITZEGLAND.-ln circular
| from the French Government relative 70 oa-
! vow. France undertakes to ASSUME tie ohllSa
| tons of Sardinia Tor the neutrality OF Eau
| rlrwny and Chabiais, but will not cede any
territory to Switzerland. The latter GoVcrn'
ment has put forth Il proposition Tor con
! ference
! The Paris Bourse was dull at GSf. 63c.
CoMurRClAL Observation-Disclosures o1
| the week 81 900 bales, OF which spectators TOOK
1000 and exporters 1900 bales. Abiding ana
lower qualities have declined ii: but fair qualities
are unchanged. The holders are pressing Oh th'
market and there is good export demand. Tue
! estimated sales on Friday amounted to loo"'
| bales. SPECTATORS and exporters took 3oOo bn!e'
| the market closing steady. Orleans tar, ], md
| ding. 81: Mobile fair, =. middling, q. tpian'
fair. : middling H. Stock in port ,"oo.Ooo bales
! Of which LII. COO bales WAS American
| Breadslu?ts- richardson, Spence d Co., quote
! -four dul! and nomnaly unchanged. " heat very
| dull and nominaliy unchanged. Corn very huli
! prices are easier but quotations unchanged. lh'
| weather had been unayorab'c for the crops, ou
| was rather better
Provisions Beef dull, and the holders a''
| messing on the market. Pork quiet and steady
! Bacon firm. Lard firm.
| Genera! produco.--Sugar firm Coffee quiet
| Rice 1uict; Carolina 23s q 2Js. Rosin steady a
4S5d a. 4s6d Spirits Turpcntinc heavy at IDS
| Tea had little inquiry, aud prices were weak
| Consos 81! @9%s account ex-diH'hend. bni
| lion in Bnck hat. increased I50+ geo. The money
market was more stringent and none WAS IN nc
TIVE demand. American Securities were SLOW 81
| safe but the prices were unchanged.