Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
The Latest News
W TElEGhaPH 70 taE DAhi PRESS.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Asia.


NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-The steamer Asid at-
rived this afternoon, with details Of foreign
news of the 2lst and 22d ult.
The Europa arrived at Queenstown on the
2lst. .,.r .rr rrge
The bill to amend the bankrupt and in
solvent laws Is the ohe Withdrawn from Par
lament bt the Government. II will be
again brought forward at the next session.
Ford Elthinstone, late Governor Of Bonn
bay, died on the 10th ult., aged ffty-three.
Advces from Syria state that the Chris
tians are leaving the interior for the coast, to
be under the protection Of European vessels.
Thirty-two thousand persons have already
arrived at Dreistes. II is said that Ab-del-
Kader had offered his services to Napoleon
for the suppression of the atrocities at Leb-
anon. If the French Government will place
at his disposal 5000 men, he engages to pacify
the mountain in very little time. lf sra
Reports were current in Paris Of the issue
of 200, 000,00 francs in Tuscany bonds for
the expedition to Syria, which is to be on a
large scale. Gen. Heicher had been ap-
pointed French Envoy to Syria, and he
would be followed by division of troops.
Two French steam gun-boats had been dis
patched. The Spanish Government was
also about to send ships of war to Syria.
Great excitement prevailed among the Mus
selmans of Herzegovina against the Chris
tians. . a.f f..
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald asserts that Englandiwill send regi-
ment to Syria, and France will send 5000
men under Mcmahon. This was regarded as
an exaggeration, though there was no doubt
that a strong expedition was being prepared
by France. ..Lalu... - -il
Great anxiety was felt at Beirut respect
| ing the fate of the Christians, who, TO the
number of $4,000, had taken refuge in the
South Kesroyan, and were surrounded by a
powerful body of Druses, o- LluLLu
There is nothing of moment from Naples
and Sicily. The report of the Neapolitan
naval officers refusing to act against Sicily is
confirmed. Four frigates had Joined in this
| pronunciamento.
The steamer Ellen Vdneren, of Liverpool
and four other foreign vessels had been seized
at Naples.
A semi-o1icial Spanish journal says in con.
sequence of outrages committed on Spanish
subjects in Venezuela, the Government had
ordered vessels of war thither. ..
London, July 2l.-Messrs. Barings' Circular
report Corn steady, with large arrivals O
foreign grain. White American Wheat 55s
G158s.; red 53s.056s. Flour 28s. @30s. Tes
quiet. Linseed-oil steady. Wool-Salei
progressing at well supported prices.
| Hare, July lS.-Cotton quiet and franc
| lower; New Orleans tres-ordinaire 94f; baS
s5,.: sales of the week $500 bales. Stock in
port PAS, 900 bales. .......
London, July 2l.-The Post has telegram
stating that the French force to Syria will
be 5000 men.
Paris, july 2l-The Freach Consular re.
ports from Syria state that the massacre
which had taken place, are the result of
conspiracy of the Mnsselmans. The repor
having been spread among the Druses tina
the European diplomacy was about to driv
away the Turks from Europe, the Druses de
termined on exterminating the Christians il
Syria. .H.
liverpool July 22.-The Europa reache,
Liverpool last night. Cotton quiet: sale
yesterday 5000 bales. Flour firm. Whea
firm at Fridays extreme rates. Corn quie'
Provisions dull Lard buoyant.