The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-21

BosroN, Aug. is.
The steamship Parana. from Galway 7th,
via st. Johns, N. r., arrived this morning
Her mails were forwarded to New York in
the 0 a. IN. train, and will be due In New
York at p. IN.
The Dublin Times Of the 7th contains the
following latest intelligence:
MARsElLLTs, Aug 6.--The troops have left
for Syria. Tho Finnestierre left Toulou
yesterday, and the Baraghter with half q
battalion of Chasseurs left for Marseilles to.
day. The fifth regiment Of the line has ar
rived here. According to advices from Ma.
Piles, 800 soldiers who were on the point OF
joining Garibaldi, had been arrested. The
Minister of War had drawn off the troops
from Abruzxi, in order to concentrate the
principal part of the army around Naples.
BELGRADE, Aug. 6th.-A serious disturb
ance took place Yesterday between Syrian
Turks and some Bosnian sailors. The gar
rison remained quiet.
PALxERxo, Aug. 4th.--Large numbers OF
volunteers continue to arrive.
NAPLES, Aug. 3d.--All efforts to conclude
an armistice with Garibaldi having failed,
preparations are being made to repulse any
attempt ut an invasion. improvements are
being actively introduced in the ROYAL Army
and Navy. Commander Capocclaso has been
appointed Director Of Marine. The Office OF
Private Secretary to the King has been sup
pressed. The King has visited the head.
quarters of the National Guards.
A Turin letter Of August Sd afirms that
the prussian Ambassador at the Sardipian
Court assured Count Oavour that the Cabinet
of Berlin would observe the strictest neutral
ity with regard to Italy.
The Movement OF Genoa published an ex-
traordinary edition on Saturday evening, an
nouncing that the first and thirteenth Neapo-
Titan regiments had mutinied in Ualabris to
the cry OF sylvia Garibaldi." Stocoo had
disembarked with ! 500 volunteers, and met
with az enthusiastic reception from the PEG
pie. Garibaldi was almost hourly expected.
1t is reported that the King of Naples had
sent 1900 soldiers to Reggie, opposite Mes.
sina, and those troops it was confidently as.
| serted intendedto join Garibaldi the INC IN emit
be lands AT Naples and Rome. He was wait
ed for with impatience.
In the House of Commons, on the 9th. in
reply to an injury by MIR. Berkely, the Chan
cellor of the Exchequer stated that the CON
tract between the Government and the At
lantic Telegraph Company had become void,
and hereafter the Government would exer-
else great caution in entering into further
contracts of similar undertakings.
ST.. JOINS, N. f., Aug. 10.
The Glasgow, from Liverpool 9Th, via
Queenstown 9th, passed Cape Race Friday
night, ct III O'Clock. She was boarded by
the news yacht Of the Associated Press, and
a summary of her news obtained.
The City of Baltimore arrived q Queens
town on the 7th. The news by the Glasgow
is quite unimportsnt. Naples was TRANQUIL.
There was nothing later as TO the move
ments Of Garibaldi. The British House of
Commons had passed bill amalgamatiag
the European and Native armies in India.
The Liverpool Cotton market closed Arm
on the 7th. Breadstuffs had an advancing
tendency, but were quiet. Provisions very
dull. Consols closed on the 7th at 934 for
IN oney and account.