Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-05
THE LATEST NEWS
Three DAYS LATER PROM EUsoPE
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| srriNal OF the Geiden Fleece and Persia.
NEw Nosk, July The steamship Golden
4 Fleece, from Galway on the 23d and the Persis
from Liverpool on the szme day but bringing
1 Queenstown dates Of the 24th, have arrived here
The following intelligence Is principally by The
latter uesel
SICILY AND IrAIr
The Neapoli tan forces were fortifying and con
\ cenuating :, 600 troops, with considerable anu
milton, at Mess;na. The evacuation Of Palermo
was complete, and the Neapolitan ffigaies bae
| left that port Garlbaldi, having formed twenty
regiments ostensibly for operations on the main
land, called council and decided 20 attack Mes
sina IL wssthought he would march upon that
place on the 18th.
The American vessel which VIA, captured bv
the Neapolitans proves 20 have been the Charles
and Jane, Of Baltimore. The American minister
al Naples had demanded psse- ports for bis son
and two others 20 visit the vessel az Gaiets
AdNices from Ravenna Of the I'D state that az
koia, the Austrian Government bad compelled
sandman, merchant vessel, 60 hoist thelPonti-
hcal flag, and at Plume the harbermaster refused
the steamer Ravenna the papers necessary for ker
departure, because she had boisted the tricolored
fag.
IL is asserted that the final conference at Baden
between the Prince Of Prussia and tb, G,-uso
sovereigns. resulted in a decisive agreement ON
questions relstive 20 Germany and foreign Gov
ernments The sovereigns rendered their good
otices 70 bring about an understanding between
Prussia and Austria.
ENGLAND
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important character. Lord John Russell. in ac-
knowledging the reception Of a French note
relative to Savoy, again condemned the course Of
France
About 30 600 volunteers were 10 be received nv
the Queen the day the steamer sailed.
The Prince Of Wales was 70 embark for Canada
on the nth Of July
The Britannia cotton mills. belonging 20 NJ essrs
NAVAL. near Manchester, have been burnt. Loss
about l5O,t
France AND SWITZERLAND.
In a circular from the French Government reIa-
tive to Savoy, France undertakes TO assume the
obligations Of Sardinia for She neutralt Of Eau
ciegnY and Chablais. but win not Cede any terri
tory 90 Switzerland The latter Government has
put forth proposition for a conference
The Paris Bourse was dull al 6Sf Sc.
COMMERCIAL
lsTVERPooL.-COtton-Sa Of the week 90 O0T
bales, Of which spectators took 1900 and er
pOrters l. 600 bales Middlng and lower quail
ties have declined I'd; but fair qualities are un
changed. The holders are pressing on the market
and there is good export demand The ,sti-
mated sales on Friday amounted 20 10000 bales,
speculators and exporters took 1900 bales the
market closing steady. Orleans fair, ~, mid
land fair, :. middling, 81 Stock In port I 3Oe
600 bales, Of which ia 100 bsles was American.
Breadstufs --Richardson, Spence Co. quote
hour duh aud nominally unchanged Wheat
verv dull and nominally unchanged. Corn very
dull, prices are easier but quotat ons unch banged
The weather had been uHsavorable for the crops,
but WIS rather better.
Provisions Beef dull. and the holders are
PRESSING on the market. Pork quiet and steady
Bacon firm. Lard firm
General Produce SUGAR firm COhee quiet
Rice quiet; Carolina 2Sss25s. ROsin steady al
is5dais6d. Spirits Turpsntine heavy al 33s Tee
bad little inquiry. and prices were weak
CouSOls SO y a93A account eN-dividend. Bullion
In Bank had Increased f3O4 600. The money
market w more stringent. and money in
active demand. American Securities were SLOW
OF sale, but the prices Were unchanged.