, 1860-09-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER 1UBA
Better Harvest Prospaets and Decline
In Breadatu6s.


Hl0x8 ~ A&&&EfE8 Oh CA14AkAWAV AAA ~ -"
or.n Cav, ~ TN. ,,..m,bin Jura. from
r,ssrnno1 ~ nnon NJ - tih via Londonderry
M ML'E.pooa :: nooa ~. ~ ~ w., Ia. arriYed It
~. ~ sn1 ,a., '0A - '0' -
'o;r ~ p'f Ed,,hrvoh crcn New York. sRri7sd 1t
oneen.town M he morning ef tbe 6.h- The
Fsrms frono nostou. August ls:h, vla St.
Jnhos N r arriyed 1t Galway. Sert. 7th. The
peT.is From New Yo1k, arrived ut Queenstown
On the 7th.
VI rnsr .ns ~; weather continued com.
na1at;1c,1 tne throughout England aud IEe-
land. aud The harvest prospects, werc more
n-an,,;s;na .h;ch cvsrr;ssd buov ant inAaence
IN the tnnde
The Dneen eoes to Germany On the 24th of
Reotruher.
EArIxs-A Naples Telegram of the 9Th an
uouucts The arrival oil Gafibaldi and hin to1ces
at Salermo. He was expected at Ns plee lnms, E;
iesse here for Gasta
Eight Sardiuian war vessels were in the Bay
of Nsplcs NTH Two resimen.s Of BeEsaglicoi on
board,
The british stea ner Orwell, which waa taken
possexs xsion Of the Gariba!diaua, had been recap
turcd by the English war steamer scylla.
Sxa11-lt wss sgsiu asserted that chr1siiaos
had been maxsacsed at Daalbeck and in village
near Deann1aci.
an t,ntu:e had taken place 1t siefnons, and
mere serlous one was appteheodea y: fn1Ilpo'
poll. Agitation continued to prssai1 IN ppau'~
aad the Hetzegosiua, but ahe SaNsn Laa olaes'
ed the Gfaud war 10 le'oln Anaueo'~'o's "'"
ont visiting ihe4e provinces. .
FsAScE.-Naaolecn is reported 10 haSe ~.
surea ii. fArni Of MS faocefe aralle 10 sse ~
independent "hen vtctcr Emanuel shall Ie
uoaster Of cilJ aad Naples ne WILL De etrofE
| enough to contend alone against Austria, ous
| should Austria prove victorious in conflict,
| France would not allow her to abuse her nc
| tory.
The Paris Dourse WAS dull and dropping. Tho
Reates claeed 67E e5:.
ltis reported 1hAs .he Empress is u1"el!. a-d
ri net accompany tne Emperor na,iA 70 A'Etras.
ing on Sa.s1no, belog supported on 'he I.',u'
rlng BY Gen: ccs II, 1900 1nsn nader Gsn
TIM had bonha.ded Ut Cao!l: losnr1eceon naa
b!oken our at Said, where Victor Emanuel r.s
| proclaimed. II WAS reported Tint tue Ansafian
Minis er at Naples hst tsiesrspaed to ll;nns ..
thzt tbs King Of Naples had resolved te
quit his Sla1es. The pictures and fufrl
ture Of the palace aud the kins'i
bag. age were enbar1ed en- ,he b, on boatd
Sp.n:h vessel. osher authorities attltm tha III
the King had adopted the desf ere'e po''eY ot NJ
surrender, AID would nat lsa'e TIL shs 'sst e
tremisJ.
When Edward Jsms., henbs1oi fafMamen'
passed through Pa1is he wss reee,seo ~ SG,e1
| tAvre nrd others. he st8teo tokt ne "ss Roaol
to eea Gariba'di, and Lord PAlmers'nn bad au
thoriz-d rim to tell HIM ihas ne (faimefs1ge
considered that Gatibasd1 wonid eamGrn1n's
all his success bT Al immediate att2e8 upo'
Rome or Venetia.
1osDoS MoxE1 HAnxET.-the mink o1 Rot
to the ossk Was easy. And tile mopeg uArss
! Was improved. The weather caused TIN II
| in the funds, but erentn in LAY checked an I'd
vaaciug tendency. Consols bad . dfoo2'n
tendency. The ttnrkee ter aaouey vas noae1
ate. bess bills aae per cen un pren.lamn;t r. IL u
Cept:onnl ca9e3 III law as ut per cehe+ Lee oS