, 1860-08-10
FOREIGN NE - s.


llad commenced at Caiahra, and tie Govern
Inent had sent forces to put il down. The French
Government had declined any Intervention.
Two steamers were captured by the NeapOlitans
under Sandman and American flags They con-
tainrd 50 cannons, 100000 pounds Of powder,
aid $40 armed passengers, and were conveyed
tO Gaeta. lhe Sardinian Ministry demanded
restitution, supported by the English Minister.
The Sicilian Pariam, Ut about to assemble will
decree the forfeiture Of the rights Of the Bour.
bOns, and the union Of Sicily to Sardinia.
Thc French AMI Pru san Governments declare
the peace OF Eurcp: consolidated. ee.
The German provinces were unanimous on
qu, stions referring to foreign relations. Napol-
eOn did not refer 10 German or Italian questions
The interview with the Prince Regent q Prussia
was most cordial '. T-RH p
There has been another massacre Of Christians
at Mount Lebanon. The Turkish soldiers sent
to protect th,m had joined the Druses in the
massacre. Twenty.six villas were bnrnrd.
is estimated at ten millions STERLING.
A correspondent says baud of brigands has
gone to Sicily TO assaSinate Garibaldi. y, .
The King Of Naples is ILL.,
The Government offers to restore the two
American vessels captured, but the American
Minister demanded reparation for insult to the
American flag One vessel IS the Charles and
June, Of Baltimore. ref
The NeapolitAn Council is resolved to grant a
Constitution and general amnesty, u total change
in the Ministry, and free prss.
Commissioners in Sicily presented an add ess
asking annexation " Piedmont.
IL Z, 10000 H.. Al.
Legations thr, atenvd TO Withdraw if the English
and SarliniRns stopped the expeditions t. Sicily
jerome Bonaparte Is dead. a
The Prince Of Wales sails July 1lth
French troops on The Rhine frontier are with
drawn. aq-r d
Gladstone has determined to resign.
q. p. X. James, the novelist, is dead.
Vienna advices announce the Austrian Gov.
crmment AZ making preparations for war. EnOr
NOUS quantities Vi ammunition are daily passing
through Trieste. Four corps dannee are Already
cOmpietrd-tfth shortly expected. Seventy
Thousand tro0ps are inircnched IN camp at Pes
chiera-iUrty thousand in position the irOntiUr
Of ROlnagna. i g@ i
1t was rcported that the French commander al
Rome had d,laandrd endorsements to prepare
for active operations.
Explanations were given in both Houses Of the
outbreak in New Zealand, contirnatory Of the
newspa er accounts. .hst ,i.eaa
Il was reported that the $4,000, 600 recon-
nIenaed lOr IOr,ilicali0n by the Dve,lse CO,nIns-
si0nvrs will Os raised by aMnuities termnati, z
~ 20 y,ars, and that the work will 6r forthwith
commenced. ~ sf
The news ffum Japan is meagrc.. San Fran
cisco vessels had obtained carg0es without tr0u-
bic; but prices Of goods weFe said 20 have nd.
vahced very much. American haEdoars arr
represented TO be useless for the PURPOSES ol
trade. They are received at the discount of 8
prr cent. Everything was quiet at kanawa, but
the interior Of the country was in disturbed
state. Il was the Prince Regent who was ass,s.
STATED by the adheIcnts Of Prince Metca The
act was committed within the walls Of the Re
grt,ts palace. The assasSins had all been cap.
,ur,d. 1he TyrOOn is represented 10 be very
liberal toward Foreigners, aud for this reason he
encountered che III will Of Mcteo. s-ss fsgrs
The steamships Vanderbilt, from sOuthamp-
ton, July 4th, and city Of AaitimOrs, from
Queenstown, July 9Th, have arrived.
John {. Heenan came passeng on the Van.
derbiIt with Jack McDonald, his second aud
trainer. a'st-
Col. CiPriani Is coming over In tic Arago. to
make arrangements hIT the reception Of Prince
Napoleon, who will shortly visit the United States
in Tie stvam yacht Yasard 5,r "a
The latest accounts from Sicily report q skiT.
nish 10 have taken place on the 30th June, near
Mvssina, between some detachmsnts Of Gail
baldis uoOls and portion Of tile royal forces.
Garibaldi is at present remaining quiet, but il
is reported that the concessions by the King Of
Napl,s determined him to prceipilale anncxa-
tion to Sardinia. lie had appiedto his friends
IN London for two steamers and live Armstsulg 6
guns stsos as'l y.s' "A
Ths names Of the new Ministry are unan-
nounced. Il is said to be unpopular.
Some disturbances had taken place at Palermo,
but they were ProuIpty suppressed by Carl
baldi. ~"
It is reported that the King Of Sardinia de-
clincs an alliance with Naples. But Napo con
urges due consideration Of tho Neapdlitan eveI.
lures.
The Neapo'iian Minister at Paris has resigned
since the Baden conference.
Fresh Disturbances have taken place at Naples.
The police statiuns were attacked, and forty To-
lie agents were killed and wounded, The ar.
chiveS we're burned amid cries Of Gariblldi,r
pnd Enumeration" A great panic was created on
the 26th and previous day. The King lad or
dcrvd the formation Of National Guard. An
Ambassador iur Naples wAs soon expected At
Turin, with propositions for an alliance with
Sardinia. al gs7 ne
Prince Napoleon sueceeds Jernme as President
of the Council. The Prince Regent of Prussia
Is expected 10 visit the camp at ChalOnS
Immense failures had taken place in England
10 the leather trade. One firm alone, Stratiirld,