Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-05
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
New York. Feb. l

NEW lOTS, reD L.
Dates from Gaeta are to the 18th, when
only one French vessel remained.
The new Council of Lieutenancy was
formed at naples, after consultation be
tween Caragigon and Poerio.
1t was reported that Garihaldi had an
nounced his intsntion to 90 TO Constantine
pie shortly.
The tendency to war in the spring is
rerorse@ TO be slackening in Italy.
II is rumored that the British Blank is
10 be considerably reduced.
The London Times regards the present
month as big with .he fate of the Ameri-
eau Union 1t says the latest advices were
the most inportnnt yet received.
Weather in England mider.
The Paris Moaitur explains the reasons
why rho French feet was stationed at
Gaeta.
Warlike preparations were very active
in France. 1t is said that levy Of $780,
600 men will he asked from the Legisla
ture. Seventeen additional regiments are
projected.
It is rumored that semi official article
is about TO appear, declaring that if Pied
mont makes war on Austria, she need ex-
pect no aid from France.
The drain Of gold from the Bank of
France continues Arrangements were
made with the Imperial Bank If ST Peters
burg, similar tn that Of England, for the
exchange Of so 600 .0G0 francs silver for
gold. B ,urso dull and dropping at g. 90
Warlike preparations are active in Den
mark. An address TO the King is being
signed. calling on him to resist external
pressure and not abandon the Danish
nationality to Schesweig
Russia protests against German menaees
against Denmark.
LATEST FER ARABIA
MAPLE, Jan. 19-Admiral Barber Du
Tran, with the remainder Of the French
feet, left the Waters Of Gaeta to-day.
Turin, Jan. 20.-The whole French
squadron had left Gaeta.
Genoa, Saturday The Courier Nercdn
tile publishes letters from Naples, dated
January Is, stating that several thousand
Bombonians under command of Gen L1rra,
had entered the Neapolitan provinces
through the Roman territory aud defeated
the less numerous Italian forces near
Tagbolzzio compelling them to retire on
Avezzano. Gen. Tounz has left with
rsinfUrcements, for Nord.
bAIkcT VIA QUEENSTOWN.
II is stated that treaty between Prussia
and Austria guarantees Venice to Austria
The King of Prussia's address, on the
10th, 10 the Generals says be has been
called to the throne as an epoch of dangers
and with prospects Of ccmbats in which he
shall. perhaps, need all your devotedness
il We do not succeed in turning aside the
storm which is rising, and shall have need
Of all our forces to defend ourselves.
The speech caused sensation in Paris
where it was reported that the King was
aware Denmark was his nominal enemy
but the real question is whether France i,
10 have the Rhine.
Troops have left Genoa for Naples
Two frieates have also left for Gaeta.
The death Of Lord Eppinstone was an
nounced.
The Arabia passed the City of Man
chester and Canada on the Goth.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED KINGDOM.
Cape Race, Feb. l.
The steamship United Kingdom which
sailed from Glasgow on Sunday, Jan. 90
passed Cape Race at ii o'clock, Wednes-
day morning, all well on board.
The Glasgow papers handed to the light
mousse keeper Dy tue onctIe OIL tue united
Kingdom, contains the following intelli
gence:
The Steamship Anglo Saxon from Port
land, arrived at Liverpool on the 10Th
The Paris correspondent of the Morning
Post expresses the belief that the fire al
Gaeta would be resumed on the 2lst, and
that an attack by sea weuld be commenced
without delay.
The new ministry at Naples possesses
the confidence of the people
The French army Is TO be increased BY
seventeen regiments Of infantry.
Gen. Kiapka was preparing for a rising
in Hungary.
The trial Of Beyruit assassins would be
concluded, the Druses prisoners had been
sentenced to death and the Turkish TO ex-
ia