The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-12
AREsHyAE OF TFzE ARABIA.
A CONSTITUTIONS GRANTED BY THE
KING or NAPLES.
TFzE NEW NEApongTAN cABHNEr

TEEE NEW NEAP@AETAN CABIN TT
HALIFAX, July I0.-Fho R.1i.5.5.
Arabia, Capt. Stone, from Liverpool
rived at this port en- route for Boston.
The r. NJ. S s. Africa from New Y ork
arrived at Liverpool on the 1st.
Garibaldi continued his preparations
for a new government.
The agitation at Naples had increas
ed. Most indammatory proclamations
had been issued by tAe Central Reyo>
lutionary Committee calling on the PEG
( pie to rise. The French ambassador
had been seriously maltreated in the
streets of Naples, it was supposed by
members Of the Anti-Reform party.
lie was beaten Sense!ess.
The Commissariats Of the twelve dis
tricts Of Naples were simultaneously at
tackled and pillaged on the 28th, the
archives burnt, and the agents murder
ed. Naples was proclaimed in state
.of siege, and street assemblages prohib
tied. The Government had yielded to
the energetic demands Of the American
and Sandman ministers, and ordered
the reerse OF the two captured vessels
and their crews and passengers. The
American sloop Of war Iroquois went to
Naples specially to assist the American
minister in his representations.
1t is confirmed that the King Of MAJ
pies had granted new liberal conSti-
tuition on the terms already published.
The tri-co,ored flag had been formal !
ly inaugurated on the public buildings, |
palace and war vessels, and saluted by
foreign ships Of war.
The new Neapolitan cabinet had been
completed. Commander SpiniE is
President of the Council; Commander
Martina is Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Senior Mamma, Minister Of Finances, and
Marshal Lestucci, Minister of War.
The Neapolitan government contin-
ued its preparations for hostilities, the
proclamation of reforms not appearing
to give satisfaction.
England and Austria have assented
to the proposed conference in the Fran>
co>Swiss question. The latter protests
against the admission of Sardinia.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The proceedings
Of Parliam ent are unimportant.
Notice had been given Of rcsoln-
ton in the House OF Commons which
would bring to direct issue the ques-
ton Of priVi lege in the House OF Lords,
in rejecting the bill abolishing the pa
per duty. The report Of the committee
GU this subject is published. 1t merely,
as already reported, quotes the prece-
dents, and makes no recommendation.
FRANCE-The rumors Of a contem.
plated French loan Of G20,000,000 are
contradiuted.
The Prohibition against the publica.
ton of Episcopal pa>torils in the french
press has been Withdrawn.
The Bourse was very dull. Rents
closed at 68f 55c
RoME.-It was reported that the Pa
pal government was about to grant re-
forms.
There were frequent riots between
the tro Jps and citizens at Peruoia.
SARDINIA.-Thc Sandman Chamber
of Deputies had voted new loans by 2I5
AUSTRALIA convention mas been
signed between Austria, England and
the Porte for q submarine telegraph be-
tween Ragnoa and Alexandria.
RUssIA.-It was believed that the
new Russian loan in London would
prove failure. The applications were
light and the list would close on the
3Oth ult.
Es- "Sally, what time do your folks
dine 2"
"Soon as you 60 away that's missus'
orders"