Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14
Arrival Of the Bohemian.
FARTHER porNr. Sent II

The steamship Bohemian. from Livernool
30th, rio Londonderry, 3lst. passed here this
evening. Her dates are one day later.
The steamship Arago. from Nev york
arrived at Liverpool on the Both. The steam.
chip Kangaroo, from New York, arrived At
Liverpool on the 30th.
The political news of the Bohemian il
unimportant. II,
The Paris correspondent of the London
Post telegraphs that it does not appear that
the proposal to make the city Of Naples
neutral ground has the slightest success. We
may hear, any day, that Gsribaldi has entered
Naples, and tho King quilted it.
Arrangements are being expedited for tho
resuscitatlon of the Royal American Steam.
snip company IN connection with the Galway
contract.
The Herald says that the principal discount
establishments are using every endeavor to
that, IN all cases where the slightest suspicion
exists, such paper is at once rejected.
Australian colonies is said to be rather quiet.
Inc Coventry strike was at an end, and the
"eaVers' after suffering severe privations, had
agreed 10 accept the terms Of their employers.
hopeiy, the schoolmaster, who il under
going his sentence for killing one of his pupils,
mas issued pamphlet, which the Poet
describes as marked by odious and insuffsr.
able egotism.
The Times city article Of Thursday evening
says the weather is comparatively favorable.
The English funds, to-day, have been steadily
maintained at previous quotations. The
closing prices OF Consols on the London Stock
Exchange was s3@s3t money, 9st account,
and the three per cents 93}(e93i.
Latest BY Telegraph to Londondery.-
| Lsndon, 3lst.--The Times Paris correspond
ence OF wednesday evening says that Signor
farinl, VINO went to compliment the Emperor
on the occasion Of his first visit to the trans
ierred Provinces, presented an autograph
letter from the King of Sardinia, IN which
| victor Emanuel declared that it was impossi.
Die Tor him any longer to resist the current of
public feeling in Italy; that he must lead it,
or be swept away by it.
The Post says that the Neapolitan Govern
ment mas proposed to Monsieur Devillaivard
to otter to Garibaldi, as neutral, the territory
OF Naples, to prevent the effusion of blood in
the Capital
The Great Eastern, after being grid-ironed
At Milford Haven, will leave that port for New
| AOhS OCI. 1(L0.
Sir VIM: Armstrong writes to the Times to
state that ne has not tender his resignation
to the Government. He says, although his
engagement with the Cove, nment is for years,
he has no intention of holding the office longer
than his services may be required for perfect
ing the system of artillery which he has been
the means Of introducing.
l. The Tines Paris correspondent. remarks
that the demand of the French government
from Naples, an account of the recent out
rage on the French Ambassador, cannot be
viewed otherwise than rs lit to Garibaldi.
GENOA, 29sh.-The Gsnoese journals OF
to-day publish the following: The Anthem,
which LETT Naples yesterday mornil e, brings
the news that on Monday last the Nsapoli-
tan generals assembled in council, and, with
!. the exception only Of Gen. Basco, unani-
'aousy resolved to take their departure from
, the territory. At the moment of the depar-
,ure OF the Anthem q report was cure mt at
Naples that the officers of the army and
navy had rendered their resignation en- mas,s.