Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-11
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Sunday Evenings Dispatches.
Four Days Later from Europe.
Arrival Of the North BritOn at Farther
Point.

FARTHER POINT, June 10.-The steamship
North Briton, from Liverpool, May 80, and
Via Londonderry on the 3lst ult., passed Far
ther Point at FIVE o'clock P. NJ. to-day, on
route for Quebec.
The steamships Canada, from Boston, and
City Of Manehester arrived at Liverpool on
the 2Sth.
The steamer Teutonid, from New York,
for Hamburg, arrived at Queenstown on the
18th, with her machinery disabled.
The steamers Bohemian, from Quebec, and
the City Of Washington from New York, ar
rived at Queenstown on the 3lst.
liverpool Cotton Market.-The sales Of cot
ton for three days have been $4,000 bales,
including $500 to spectators and exporters.
The market has been very dull, and inferior
qualities show a slight decline, quotations
being very irregular. The advices from
Manchester are favorable. The market be-
ing firm for goods and yarns, but quiet on
account of the holiday.
Breadstuffs generally dull. Wakefield,
Nash & Co. report -four dull and steady.
Wheat steady; l0-3d. .@l0-9d., white lls.@
l2-4d. Corn steady and in more demand.
Provisions quiet. Beef dull; quotations
barely maintained. Bacon quiet and steady
Lard dull and nominal 81 for good. Tallow
quiet at 81. Spirits Turpentine dull, at
34-6d. @34-9d. Sugar quiet. Coffee steady;
Rio quiet. Ashes quiet.
London, Nay 30.-Breadstuffs firm and
very quiet. Coffee steady. Tea very firm
Rice steady. Tallow 52s. 3d.@52s. Cd. Lin.
seed Oil 2Ss. 3d.@2ss. Cd. Iron-Scotch Pig
dull at 5Os. 9d.@5ls
Dispatches report the assertion Of Carl.
baldi having defeated the Royal troops and
had entered Palermo, but the report is not
confirmed.
Several Neapolitan vessels of war arrived
at Palermo.
The Paris Patrie says the insurrection il
being organized to such an extent that it
definite results are no longer doubtful. The
fall of Palermo was unavoidable, being only
q question of time.
AS soon as the insurgents are masters o
Palermo, Garibaldi will declare Sicily an
nexed to Italy.
London, Nay 3o.-Consols closed on th,
3Oth at 94A@95N for money, and e5h@95s,
| for account.
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Liverpool Nay 3l-P. M-Cotton-sale
| yesterday and to-day were 5000 bales, in
Guiding 1900 to Spectators and exporters
the market closed dull, but prices unaltered
Breadstutfs are unaltered, but steady. Corr
steady. Provisions dull, and other article
unchanged.
London, May 3l-P. A.-Consols closet
to-day at s41s@s5 for money and account
American securities steady: Illinois Centra
Railroad shares 4l@43 discount; Illinoi
Central le0; Free land 90; Erie l9H@20 New
York Central 7l@73.
Dispatches from Sicily are contradictory
1t is said the populace are rising in Palermo
| and the bombardment of that city is progress
ing Garibaldi had entered, or was expected
| Neapolitan dispatches claim a defeat an
| flight of the insurgents.
The Sardinian Chambers approved Of th
| cession of Savoy.
Late dispatches assert that every thing wa
going on well for Garibaldi. The Englisl
and French residents of Palermo had EN-
barked on board the steamers of their re
spective nations. An attack by the insur
gents was expected at any moment. Th
Neapolitan General would defend the town
The insurgents still occupied the nights sur
rounding Palermo.