Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
Departure of GaribaIdi from CnIabria-Nn-
pies Quiet.

SANDY Hook, September l3.-The steamer
Asia, from Liverpool September l, ola
Queenstown on the I'd, has passed this point
on her way to New York.
The news is unimportant.
Garibaldi had quilted Calabria. His des-
tination was unknown. 1t was reported,
however, that he entered Montelcone.
Naples was tranquil.
There are no later Cotton reports.
The advices from Manchester are favora-
BILE. Yarns were firm; Cloths dull. Rich
ardson, Spence & Co., and Wakefield, Nash
& Co.'s circulars report -four dull and quo
tations barely nominal Wheat quiet but
firm, for fine new. Corn dull and easier,
but quotations unchanged.
Beef dull; Pork quiet Bacon steady, but
rather more doing at slight decline. Lard
firm and slightly higher; sales at 62@64s.
Tallow firmer; sales at 52s. 6d.@53s. Cd.
Potashes dull and slightly lower; sales at
27s. 9d.@28s. Sd. Pearls quiet at 29s. Sugar
dull and slightly lower. Coffee quiet. Rice
firm and inactive at Cd. advance.
Linseed-0il 3ls. Rosin firm, and lower
qualities higher; common and 1904 and 8.
Spirits of Turpentine firm under short sup
plies, at ls@3ls. Cd.
Barring Circular reports Wheat buoyant at
the opening, but closed with declining ten
dency, and buyers demanding reduction of
| 203s.
New YORK, September 13.-The Asia has
arrived at her dock.
Nothing important has occurred at Ma
pies or in Calabria. The King remained at
Naples. Garibaldiswhole army had reached
| the main land. The French ambassador
had obtained the satisfaction demanded.
The Emperor and Empress of the French
continued their tour in Savoy. 1t is re-
ported that Queen Victoria's speech relative
to Savoy produced a bad impression in
Paris. Permanent French camps are to be
established close to the Swiss and German
frontiers. Marshals Magnau and Neill made
i pacific speeches to their respective Councils.
| The BOurse was firm at 68fl5c.
| The Arctic steamer For had made a salts
factory survey Of the Farce Islands for a
telegraph cable, and had proceeded to Ice
land.
The strike among the weavers at Coventry
had ended and the operatives succumbed.
The London Times protests against Lind
says mission to America, relative to the
shipping interest.
Rumors of an interview between the EN-.
perors of Austria and Russia and the Prince
| Regent of Prussia gain consistency. 1t is
reported that preparations were making al
Warsaw for their reception.
The report is revived that Napoleon wishes
to meet the Queen of Spain at Barcelona, or
his return from Algeria.
The cholera is raging at Malaga.
Fued Pasha was acting vigorously il
Syria. Seventy persons had been hung ant
Ito soldiers shot. Four thousand five hun
dred French troops had landed at Beirut
There were threatening manifestations be
tween the Christians and Musselmen.
Queenstown, September 2.-Official advice
from Damascus to August 25 announce tn
capital execution of l67 persons implicate,
in the recent massacres. These execution
had struck the inhabitants with terror, an,
the city remained tranquil One hundre
and ten of the malefactors belonged to tn
local police. They were shot in publ;
The others, including members of the fir;
! families in the country, were hanged. Othe
parties were sentenced to hard labor at Cor
stantnople.
: The Ex-Governor and other officials wer
undergoing trial. The Sultan's army wa
acting with most vigorous discipline. Per
feet tranquility prevailed throughout Syril
! Dispatches from Perugia state that Gel
Lamoriciere had directed his troops
plunder any town showing symptoms {
insurrection.
: London, September 1-P M-The i'm
! proving weather has again impaired firm
ness to the funds, and an advance of e wa
: established. Money more active, and slight
easier.
Liverpool September l-P. M-Ootto
. steady: sales to-day of 10000 bales includ
: ing 5000 to spectators and exporters.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady.
: London September l-P. M.-Oonso
closed to-day at 931z@93A for Money.