Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-02
LATEST NEWS BY rELSCkArB.
Two Days Later from Europe.
THE BOHEMIAN AT FARTHeR POINT.


FABTHEn PoiNT, November Tiles steamer
BohemidR, from Liverpool, one p. M. of the
18th, Did Londonderry 10Th ult, passed this
point this morning at FIVE o'clock. The
steamer EdinJrq arrived at Liverpool on
tie morning of the 18Th.
When the Bohemian left Liverpool, great
reioicings were going on in honor of the
openine of the splendid free library presented
to the town by VIM. Brown. Thousands of
volunteers were out in procession, and busi-
ness was generally suspended Lord
Brougham and numerous other celebrities
were taking part in the proceedings. A
great meeting of the working men was held
in the amphitheater the previous evening,
and presented Mr.. Brown with handsome
testimonial.
The Queen and Court had arrived at
Windsor, from Germany. The Queen had
recovered from her indisposition.
Pinch has leading picture, in which he
is introducing the Prince of Wales to his
pretty Miss Columbia, with the assurance
that he don't get such partner as her every
day.
tQueer idea !-telegraphing Punchs illus
tratiOns.--ED .r f.
Rome-Seldom has the spirit of hostility
been so general in the Church of France
and never has it been more boldly displayed.
The same authority says: Pastoral circu-
lars allocutions and sermons, 'denounce and
all but implore Divine vengeance on the in-
vaders Of the Papal States, and by implica-
tion on the Emperor. The whole Prelacy is
aroused, from one end of the country to the
other"
The French note to the Federal Council
states that independent of the insults offered
TO the French flag at SiOna, French sub
ject was maltreated on the occasion. France,
fhnpatrra ola tl,... =.
instituted, and expresses a hope that the
guilty parties may be punished and satisfac-
tion accorded.
The Federal Council has directed the Gov
eminent of Valais 10 make the necessary in
vestigation.
The Paris Bourse was firm and steady.
and closed on the 7th at 69f l0c.
Itdty.-Affairs are wholly unchanged.
FTonce.-The Times Paris correspondent
says that the departure of the Pope's Nuncio
from Paris was considered the forerunner of
the Pope's quitting Rome.
The Paris Idtrie says: "As soon as the an
nexation of NaDles and Sicily to Sardinia is
proclaimed, Garibaldi viii resign his poiti-
cal authority, and assume the title and func-
tions of COmmander-in-Chief of the land
and sea forces of Southern Italy. He will
exclusively occupy himself in preparing for
war next spring, and is to make an appeal
TO all Europe 70 volunteer"
1t is confirmed that a French merchant
man, laden with stores for Gaeta, had been
captured by Garibaldis ships, but as the
blockade was not recognized by France, she
would probably be restored to avoid dis
agreeable consequences.
The Turin Gazette says: "Prussia has
simply made some remarks against the entry
OF Sandman troops into Naples, but Prussia
has made no communication"
1t is reported, however, Uid Berlin that
the Russian ambassador, at Turin, had been
recalled, and that the Sandman ambassador,
at st. Petersburg, had received his pass
ports.
1t is stated that $4,000 Piedmontese troops
had already reached Naples by sea, and after
Victor Emmanuel reviews them they will
march to Caezerta to be joined by those en-
tering by the Roman frontier.
Turin, October 1.-THE resignation of
the Marquis de Pollazicina has been an
nounced, but not confirmed.
Dispatches from Naples say that fresh
attack of the royal troops had been re-
pulsed.
Count Mari, the representative of Sicily at
Turin, has resigned.
Judicial proceedings had been commenced
against Roderck SeTvin, the man who fired
at the Queen of Spain. He said he was en-
ployed by Honore Prode deputy of the
CoTtes.
Mr.. Iscura, an eminent Madrid banker,
died after a few hours illness.
The Times Paris correspondent says: "The
Papal Nuncio at the Tuilleries has seen the
last of the imperial court in the character of
representative Of the Holy Father"
The Russian Minister at Turin has not
been recalled, but appearances show that his
recall has been resolved upon.
There was no longer any thing said
about the recall of the Prussian Minister.
Mr.. Lowe and Frederica Peel were spoken
Of as successors of Mr.. Laing, at the
Treasury.
Tie Times says that Lord John Russell
was not authorized to promise that England
would teach the King of Sardinia political
morality, or defend the treaty of the holy or
any other alliance, against the national in
terests of the Italian race.