Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-04
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LIVERPOOL, May 2O.-Reduction of rate
discount anticipated. The Neapolitans aban-
doned the provinces of Palermo and Wip-
pani and retired to the towns in great disor-
der. The Palermo provinces are in full in
surrection. Six thousand Sicilians Joined
Garibaldi. The Neapolitan army was put to
| fight by Garibaldi. A conflict took place
on the 9th near Montefascore, Roman terri
| tory, between the Ponti6cal gendarmes and
| three hundred and fifty Garibaldians; thirty
| of the latter were killed and wounded and
| driven back to Tuscany.
1t is rumored that Austria, Russia and En-
gland have agreed to maintain the integrity
Of the Ottoman Empire.
The Emperor of China refused the allies
ultimatum. Blockade of Northern ports
had heen established.
Sdrdinia-Cavour says negotiations with
France on boundary and public debt railways
are still pending.
| A dispatch from the French naval force to
l the Adriatic says the rurnored treaty with
Zurich was approved in the Sandman Cham
| bers.
The concentration of Russian troops ON the
Pesth is denied.
| --latest by the Vanderbilt by Telegraph to South
| ampton.l
London, May 23.-At the Derby race
"Thormanby" came in first, the Wizard
second, and "Horror" third. Thirty horses
ran. . -.t...
Italy-Rome, May 22.-A band of five
hundred volunteers have re-entered Tuscany
A battalion of Pontifcal Chasseurs fired
upon each other in error, and a captain, lieu
tenant and five soldiers were killed thereby
Artillery has left Rome to-day for the from
tiers. -.
| Rome, May lathe official journal o
Rome, in speaking of the affair OF the 10Th
at Montefiascore, says that owing to th
darkness of the night, the Pontiical troop
| wounded some of their comrades, taking
them for fllibusters
The Customs guard at OnanO was over
powered by the fillibusters, who, after plum
dering, entered Tuscany. The peasantr
ask to be armed. The Papal troops will i'm
mediately leave Rome for the frontier. TIL
journal of Rome also says the news fror
Sicily is favorable for the Neapolitans.
Vienna, Nay 23--Count Thune Austria
Ambassador at st. Petersburg, arrived her,
| London, May 23-The Times second ed
ton announces that Albert Smith died th
morning. rt at.sr. ......-
Liverpool May 23.--Cotton inactive, will
out quotable change sales Of 5000 bales.
London, May 23.---Corn attendance unusl
: ally small, even for Derby day, and all d.
scriptions nominally as on Monday, wit
scarcely any business. .. l.a
In the London produce market no aut
tions, and scarcely any business privatel,
but prices unchanged for sugar, coffee, te
s | rice and saltpeter; scarcely any alteration
: | value of tallow, oils or metals.
Consols opened firm, and advanced Il
closing quotations Of money for account
s | 951s. fiua
e In the House of Commons, May 81, Lor
a John RUSSELL in reply to a question, sal
there was no intention on the part Of Il
: Austrian or Spanish Governments of inte
= fering in the affairs Of Sicily.
Il Parts, Satuvddy.-The Patrie, in speakir
. | Of the affair Of Calata Fine, says the volui
+ teers, having been attacked with great vigc
It energetically defended themselves, and {
/, fected a retreat in good order, leaving behii
Ia | certain number of killed.
According to the last advices, the insu
rection was being extended and organized
| n great many directions. 'L
n The same journal adds that when the d
= tachments which are being organized W
,e have Joined the volunteers who have disei
= | barked at Marsalla, the whole body will nui
u ber Il, 900 men, we'll armed and provisiont
10 The Paris correspondent of the Times sa
rs it is not true that the Russian Embassador
~ Turin had protested against the expediti
= of Garibaldi. He merely asked explanatio
ie ofthe Sandman Government o
E. The effective force of the French army "
" be increased next month by 100, 900 men.
!. PARIS Monday-The Pdtrie contains
" patch announcing that Col. Pimadon had {
G. tanned decided success against the volt
teers who had entered the Roman terrific
The brother of Orsini is said to have bt
ps killed. 'Yf9 nil
h. MARsEILLEs, May 2l.--Advires from Ro
D. state that Gen, Lamoriciere entered that C
III on the 18th inst, and on the following
is he dispatched the second regiment Of inf
I'd try and detachment of mounted gendarr
,c- The cause Of this movement was the ca
Mt of the march of the Garibaldians on Or
ia tella, the news Of which caused great agi
eli ton at Rome. II was said that the deps
ure Of the French troops had been deciC
on, but the belief was that it would be pc
y. poned.
i'll The Paris correspondent of the Times s.
IL a perfect panic prevailed last week in
Ill commercial and financial world. The p
n tense for the panic was founded on repc
of that the Russian Government was about
lrecommence Menschikof mission I
landing Garibaldi In Sicily. oa i'41 aH
m The fact is that the panic was caused
lit the obsculity in which all political questi
y, are involved. 'pNs t.' ~ suuI tIf
NanLes MaU l0.--Tha bands of 0aribf