Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival OF the steamer connaught.

y" 'H'> port Ut -FOUR o CLOCK r. NJ. The
connaught met with nm accident when le
aours out from Galway, the piston work
ing through one Of her cylinder heads.
The greatest run in Que day was 33l miles.
She sailed Mt P. n. for New York.
The Niagara, from Boston via Halifax,
arrived ut Liverpool on the 9Th.
The Bohemian, from Quebec, arrived at
Londonderry on the 9th.
The news is generally unimportant.
The transfer of the mail contract from
the Galway line to the Canadian COMPANY
Aad been concluded, and the steamer North
BrIton was to leave Liverpool on the 18th
with the mail, and proceed to Quebec via
st. Johns. This service is to be fort
nightly, and the Galway steamers are to
alternate with TIE Canadian steamers
touching at Londonderry, MS ut present.
The Prince of Wales embarked on the
Hero Mt Plymouth for Canada, on the 9th
inst. and sailed at O'clock on the morn
ing of the 10th. The channel fleet nc
comP"nied him us far rs Cape Clear.
Two additional unimpOrtaut failures of
leather traders had been reported.
The acquiescence of all the powers in
the proposed conference was considered
certain, and it will be held in Paris during
the month of October. The powers will
be represented by their Ambass Gdors.
Nothing further was known rs to Carl
baldi's movements against Messina. There
were reports of lighting near Messina, but
they lacked confirmation.
The proclamation of the new constitu-
ton had been received with indifference at
Naples.
The royal forces for the defence of Mes
sina were computed ut 20, 600 men.
The Sicilian Ambassador to France had
reached Turin.
The Pop"l Government had released the
political prisoners in the Romngna.
France had notified the Turkish Gov
eminent of her intention, Jointly with
other powers, to stop the massacre of the
Christians in Syria.
The Bombay mail of the 18th of June had
reached England.
Lord Elein and Baron Crosse had quilted
Gale for China.
Ninety boxes of specie from the wreck
of the Malador had been recovered.
The Bombay markets were stagnant.
Frcights were lower ut Calcutta.
The Melbourne mail of the 9Th of May
had arrived.
The commercial crisis at Sydney had
abatcd.
The New Zealand news is unsatisfac-
tory. There were signs of an resurrection
there spreading.
The following is the latest by telegraph
PARIS, Wednesday, lEonitcur an
nounces that the legislative session will
be pro-rOgued till the 2lst of July.
VIENNA, Wcdnesday.-Th report that
the Austrian government intends to con-
tract Il new loan, is without foundation.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
New Yong, July 2O.-The steamship
Africa from Liverpool on the 18th, via
Queenstown on the Stll, has arrived
The Vigo arrived at Queenstown and
the ArHgo at Southampton, on the 9th.
In the House Of Lords on the 5th, the
state of affairs in Sicily was debated and
the conduct of Garibaldi was eulogizcd
In the House of Commons, in reply to n
question, Lord John Russell said that gov
ernment had demonstrated against the
repetition Mt Messina or Naples, of such
atrocities as had been committed Mt Pa
lermo, and had every reason to hope that
their rcmonstrances would not be without
effect
Lord John Russell announced Gen. uar-
ney's recall from San Juan for departing
from Gen. SCOTS agreement, and express
sed satisfaction with the American gov
eminent.
relative to the rejection by the House of
Lords of the bill appealing that taxation
rests with the House of Commons. and for
the future they reserve for themselves the
exclusive exercises of this privilege, but
make no recommendation relative to the
present case. After spicy debate, in
which Gladstone made sensation by
talking of the opposition for yielding to
the governments acquiescnce in the dam
gcrous steps taken by the House of Lords,
the resolutions were agreed to.
At the Fourth of July banquet at Lon
don, Mr.. Dallas strongly eulOgiscd Carl
baldi.
The only additional failure of impor.
lance in the leather trade, is Launna,
Mordmore & Co., Liverpool, for Gao 900.
II. Il A. Cumraugh, of Liverpool, cotton
merchants, had suspended; liabilities not
large.
NAPLEs.-No movements are reported
either in Sicily or on the main land.
GaribalGi in q letter to the Italian Com
missioner in London, points out the ur-
gent need he has for fiolilla and suggests
that they might possibly procure for him q
couple Of steamers armed with Armstrong
guns.
The state OF seige at Naples had been
raised. The constitution of l649 is pro-
claimed AMI tue press laws of ls4s & '49
nre re-establishcd.
3, The Chambers are convoked for the LIST
of September, and the National Guard
was professionally re-establishcd.
Naples is tranquil.
1t is asserted that the most violent pres-
sure was being exercised by Napoleon ON
both the Courts of Naples and Turin, for
the enforcement of confederation equal
" repuGnant to each
The Opinion, of Turin, says such an al
lance is inadvisablc
The independence Beige says that Pied
mont had placed conditions on the accept
"ucc of the alliance which are equivalent
to refusal.
The Sicilian loan for forty-five million