Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Two Days Later frOm Europe.
ARRIVAL or THE EUROPA.

Naples Quilted By the Ring-Insurrsctio at
PesarO- The PapdI Troops Defeated By
the Insurgents.
ST. JoHN's, VIA SAcKvILLE, September 19.
The r. NJ. steamer Europa, from Liverpool,
on Saturday, sth instant, ma Queenstown,
9th, passed Cape Race at halEpast seven
o'clock Sunday evening. She was boarded
by the news-yacht of the Associated Press
and the following summary of her news OBJ
tained;
The intelligence is quite important. The
King of Naples quilted the capital on the
9th, in Spanish vessel, for Gaeta.
Garibaldi was at Cava, twenty-six miles
from Naples, on the 9Th, and was expected
to reach the capital on the 7th. His ad
vance guard arrived at Salemo on the 9Th
instant.
Naples continued tranquil.
The harvest in England was making sat
isfactory progress.
The Galway line is advertised to run
monthly. The Conndught will sail on the
25th of September, being the first vessel un-
der the new arrangement.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
London, September O. Insurrectionary
movements have broken out at Pesaro, and
| the insurgents have attacked and defeated
the Papal troops.
The Opinione Nationate, of Turin, of the
| 9Th, says the first column Of volunteers enter
the Marches to-day.
| Liverpool Cotton Mdrket--Sales on Sat-
| urday, $4,000 bales, including 5000 on
| speculation and for export. The market
| closed firm.
Breadstuffs - Market was paralyzed on
| Friday, and quotations were nominal, but a
| few forced sales were made at the following re-
ductions on the week: Flour, 2@3s. Wheat,
| cd. Corn, Is Cd. On Saturday the market
| xyac dtll nd of1n nf OF inn
market quiet
London Money Market-Consols closed
on Saturday at 931z@93M for money and
account.
Mr.. Lindsner, who has instructions rela-
tive to shipping negotiations with the United
| States, is passenger in the Europa.
| Great Britdin.-The weather continued
fine, and the harvest in the southern coun-
| ties was nearly completed, and the result
! exceeds expectations. Operations have COM
menced in the more northern counties with
| encouraging prospects.
Earl Granville was en- route for Madrid,
and it was reported that he has a mission
relative to the slave trade.
The number of the English volunteers
offering for Garihaldi was SO great that funds
could not be raised fast enough to send them
| to Naples.
| Naples.-Garibaldi landed at Salerno on
the 9th, and was expected at Naples at any
| moment.
| A battle was considered likely on the 7th
between Clora and Naples. The Royal
troops occupied a strong position, and it is
said in case of defeat, would retire upon
Galta.
The Queen of Spain had offered the King
of Naples refuge in Spain, which he had
accepted
| The brigade Coldarell is reported to have
passed over to Garibaldi.
L. L. IA -
the troops of Lamoriciere, and call on the
Pope to disband his foreign mercenaries.
1t is rumored that Count Cayour had sent
a note to Rome announcing that any move
ment of the Pontifcal troops beyond the
Roman frontier would be considered an act
Of intervention, and that Piedmont would,
in such case, consider herself justified in oc-
cupying the marches.
| The latest dispatches from Naples to the
evening of the 8th announce that the King
had left that day for Gaeta in q Spanish ves-
sci. Before leaving, he reduced the penalties
of prisoners.
GaTibaldi dined at La Cava on the 9Th
inst, and was expected to enter Naples on
the 7th. La Cava is only twenty-six miles
from the Capital. The advance guard of
Garibadi's army arrived at Salerno on the
9th. Naples was tranquil.
The London Times editorially says the
King has gone to Galta to consider whether
he will fly to Vienna or Madrid, that Naples
is as good as lost and that the turn of Rome
must come next.
! FTance.-It was reported that the French
Government had sent diplomatic note to
Switzerland relative to the outrages at Cen
eva on the French flag. The outrages in
question was perpetrated by Swiss mob
| during the violation of Swiss territory by
Savoyards going in procession to congratu-
late the Emperor. .rl.f
The weather was fine in Paris, but floods
and hurricanes are reported in the prov
inces. .r ---..r .0- ... s-a
The BourSe was rather quiet, but firmer on
the 7th, closing at eff 90c.
AustTiG-lt was reported that Prince
Metternich would be Minister of Foreign
Affairs, but the rumor was contradicted. 1t
was reported that 1000 Austrians had re-
ceived orders to leave for Trieste.
Recent disturbances at Irvine had led to
the discovery of great conspiracy favor
able to Garibaldi, and numerous arrests were
made.
! Germany.-A general meeting of the Ma
tional Union at Coburg unanimously
adopted as programme the transfer of the
central power to Prussia, and the conven-
tion of German Parliament
] London Money Markst-The funds closed
| languid but steady the demand for money
more active. Rates were unchanged.
Hickman & Bros, iron masters, of Bilston,
had failed; liabilities $4,000 pounds sterling.
Liverpool Provision Mdrket.-Beef dull.
Pork quiet but firm. Lard at 62s.@64s. Ba-
con quiet.
LondoR.-Barings' circular reports Bread
stuhs considerably lower for all qualities,
but sales unimportant and quotations nom
inal.
Douglas in New York State.
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