The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-26
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ST.. Johns. N. Z. Lnl1


Liverpool via. Galway, 18th inst, ar
rived at St Johns, at 5 P. NJ. to day, and
sailed at for Quebec, having landed
the mails.
The steamship Hammonia from New
York, arrived at Southampton on the
/ 9Th.
The news is not important.
1t was rumored that Garibaldi had
determined to besiege Messina.
The Neapolitan Government had re-
solved to offer the SicilianS the Consti-
tuition of 1912.
New YORK, July %.
The steamship Jura, from Liverpo OF
10th, via. Queenstown 18th, has ar
rived. News mainly anticipated.
Palermo advices of the Sd state that
Garibaldi had held a review of 5000
volunteers, most of whom We're very
young.
An Inspector of police had been MUIR
dered near Palermo. Garibaldi had
issued decree threatening with pun
ishment and even death to whoever
should rise against the former poll ce,
and stating that special commissions
had been appointed to discover those
functlonaries who had opposed the peo-
pie.
The Neapolitan exiles in Turin were
nearly all returning to Naples.
The effective force of the royal army
is 90 men,
Two French and two English vessels
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LATER VIA. QUEENsTowN-LoNDoN,
July 12.-Supply ofImoney moreEliberal
and best bills taken more readily at A
per cent.
Napoleon is said to have authorized
the formation Of national rifle asso-
citation like that Of England, to be I'M
der the direction of Jules Gerard, the
famous lion killer.
PARIS, July 18th.
The commanders of French men of
war at Syria are ordered to abstain
from all Intervention and confne them
selves to the preservation of the French
Consul, and offer refuge to all Christ
ians who want it.
NAPLES, July 7th.-It is asserted
that the Ministry has obtained the
Kings consent to the removed of Gen.
Nunsiata, the head Of the Court Cam
arilla of the former reign.
The official journal of Sicily pub
fishes the proclamation Of the King,
granting Constitution to Naples, but
precedes it by leading article advising
him to remember the perjury of his
predecessors; who also swore to gov
ern constitutionally.
The emperor Napoleon gave an au-
dience on Sunday to Count de Naurane
special Ambassador from Garibaldi.
Further papers had been laid before
the British Parliament expecting Savoy
and Nice, and the interests of Switzer-
land. The last despatch, dated June
18th, by Lord Russell, intinates the
unwillingness Of her Majesty's Govern
ment TO take part in a conference.
A Rome despatch of the 18th says the
Irish volunteers are leaving for Spoleto
where the corps of 10, 900 is to be con-
centrated before the fortress.
The Paris Patrie states that the seige
of Messina is decided upon, but the
great heat so terrible in Sicily in July
and August will render operations ex-
ceedingly difficult
The French Government had refused
to denationalize the two French vessels
purchased for Garibaldi.
The French Chamber OF Deputies
and Council of State are at variance
on the rag question.
A despatch from the Governor of
New Zealand of April 9, states that the
town and district of Auckland are per>
fectly secure against any attack that
can be made.
The London Times in a leader re-
CARDS Mr.. Kinglake's revelations in the
House of Commons respecting Napol>
con, calculated to weaken the policy of
non Intervention lately upheld by Eng
land.