New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-06
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BIZ Telegraph ria Queenstown.
EVACUATION OF SICILY BY THE NEAP0LITANS.
NAPLES July %, 1860.
Pevsro, Dagostim, Nuntzliank, Debre and SchOletta
have been sent away from Naples.
Nlessina and Syracuse have been evacuated by the
Royal troops who are being transported TO Naples In
steamers
OPINIONS RESPECTING LORD PALMERSToN'S
SPEECH ON THE NATIONAL DEFENsEs.
LONDON, July %, 1860.
The London Chronicle remarks that uneasiness' is
the word which expresses the feeling excited by Lord
Panerstons speech not panic. Uneasness is felt both
in the House and out Of it.
The London Post says that the speech ought to ex-
plain to Europe the exact attitude of England toward
foreign States in regard to the possibilities OF the fG-
ture and il ought to restrain within the limits of reason
and probability the invasion panic among our country
men.
The Lor den Daily Ners objects to the proposition
of Lord Palmers.on as part of plan which the Gov
eminent have not the courage to disclose. Nobody
entertains moments doubt that the inevitable sequel
of the plan already announced is large increase of the
regular army We are told ought not to trust any
longer in our naval resources; but if our feet is not
stroT enough TO give security it can be made 80 A
Channel feet would constitute the safety of our dock
yards as much as of the rest of the coast it were
within CALL and if it strong as it should be.
The London Times points out that Notifications are
the regular and appointed for enabling few TO
do the work of many. Skill to do duty for strength,
and unaccustomed to war, unequal 10 its hard
sbips to count for thorough soldiers and seasoned
veterans-of course ramparts will not dispense with
armies nor batteries work without artilerymsn. The
material will not supersede the men, it will economic
them.
The London Times (city article says: g. Lord
Palmerstons speech last night has been regarded
dgnifed expression of the thoughts which for two
three years past have occupied the mind Of every pru-
dent man. The stock market opened with decided
tendency to 6rmness and the general transactions Of
abe day at advance. The fall on the Paris
Bourse to-day was nearly one-haf per cent. In the
foreign exchanges this afternoon the rates on Holland
and Hamburg were slighty higher. No gold was
taken to the bank to-day. In the railway market
there has been fresh rise in Sheields, and other
stoeks were generally firm
The London Daily Ners (city artice) says "Not-
withstsndpg the financial explanations the funds have
not rallied. Attention was directed to the frmness
adopted by the Premier in abiding TO the policy and
possible designs Of France. The fresh fall which has
taken place the Paris Bourse to-day attributed TO
Lord Palmerstons remarks The Bourse was also
affected by anx.ties OF financial character. II is
generally believed in spite Of all official denias that
Government, loan VIII be brought forward in some
form before long. France has now two expeditions
on foot-one to China and the other to Syra-and our
own experience conclusive that the ordinary sources
Of revenue must be inadequate In the share market,
as in the other departments Of the Stock Exchange,
business was almost suspended The discount market
retains the easy appearance lately noticed. The best
short bills are discounted ut fraction below the bank