Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-21

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DANDY uVoA, OSPss A.
The steamship, Asia, from Liverpool, Sept.
LIST, v;a Queenstown, ID, passed this point on
her way to New York. 'oi el,a7@ =,
The Queenstown news has not been received
here, The news il animportant.
Garibaldi had Quilted Calabria. His des-
tination was unknown. 1t was reported,
however. that be entered Montelcone.
Naples was tranquil.
There is no later cotton report.
The adyices from Manchester are favorable.
.S..& Co.. Wakefield, Nash 4 Co., report
flour dull, and quotations barely maintained:
Wheat Quiet but firm for fine. New corn dull
and easier, but quotations unchanged. Beef
dull. Pork quiet. Bacon steady, but rather
more doing 1t q slight decline. Lard tirm
and slightly higher; sales 62sl964s: Tallow
firmer: sales at 52s 6d@5Ss 3D. Sugar dull
and slightly lower. Coffee quiet. Rice firm
and active at Sd advance.
London Market. -Barry's circular reports
wheat buoyant ct the opening, but closed
With declining tendency, and buy demand
= reduction of 2(03d, which, however, was
not conceded. Corn steady. Sugar tirm.
Coffee buoyant. American securities nrrn.
Illinois Central 15214 discount. Consols
SO0S5t IOI ulOuey ouu uASS0'
the bank increased f223, 600.
New YoRK, Sept. Is.
The Asia has arrived up. Nothing inn
portant has occurred at pies or Calabria.
The King remains at Naples Garibaldl had
omitted Calabria-destination not known,
Eut it is reported that be had entered MOE
telcoue. His whole army had reached tie
main land, The French ambassador had
obtained the satisfaction demanded: Inc
Emperor ard Empress OF the French con.
tinued their tour in Savoy. 1t is reported
that Victoria's speech relative to Savoy pro-
due d bad impression in Paris. Perina-
nent French camps are to be established close
to tue Swiss and Gaman;c frontiers. Mar
shals Magnan and Neil made pacific speeches
to their respective councils. :.
The Arctic steamer Fox had made salts
factory survey of the Faroe Isles for tele'
graph cable and proceeded to Iceland.
The strike among the weavers at Coven-
try had ended The operatives succumbed.
The London Times protests against
Lindsav's mission to America relative to
the shipping interests.
Rumors of ON interview between the
Emperors of Austria and Russia and the
Prince Regent gain mere consistence. 1t is
rspo rted that preparations are making at
Warsaw. The report is also revived that
NAPOLEON also wishes to meet the Queen OF
Snaain at Barcellona, on his return from
Algiers: -
Fuad Pasha was actirg vigorously IN
Syria. Seventy persons had been hung and
1i0 soldiers shot. Forty. FIVE hundred
French troops had landed at Beyrout. There
vere threatening manifestations between the
Christians and Mpsselmen.
Queenstown, Sunday. = Official advices
from Damascus, Aug. 21st, announce the
capital execution of l67 persons implicated
in the recent massacre. These executione
atruck terror into the inhabitants, and
oity remained tranquil. One hundred and
ten of the ualefactors belonged to the local
police. They were shot in public. The
others, including members of the first fami
lies in the country, were hanged. Cther
parties were sentenced to hard labor at Con-
stantiuople. The Ex-Governor and other
officials were undergoing trial. The Sui
tan's army was most vigorously disciplined.
Perfect tranquility prevailed throughout
Syria. -. o
Dispatches from Perugis state that Gen.
Lamoroiere had directed bis troops to plum
der any town showing symptoms of insur'
Iection. ...-...-,....r -,
London, Friday Zoe. - The improving
weather has again impaired armness to the
funds and ON advance of /. Money more
aetivs and slightly easier.
Latest via Queenstoton - Liverpool, Sat-
urdsv. Sept. lst.-Cotton steady sales to-
day 10, 900 bales, of which 5000 were taken
by SPECTATORS and exporters. Breadstuffs
quiet and steady. ,..-..-..,
London, Saturday Eus.-Consols closed
to day at 73}9935.