Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-12
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON"
Pnrtland. Me. Feb. G.

Portland. Me, Feb. G.
The steamship Anglo Saron. from Liver
pool 9th. via Londonderry %, arrived to-
night. The NORTH 1mericaa and kangaroo
arrived GU: un the 9th The Tiqo sailed
for New York with $4,000 in specie
The Netc York would leave Southampton on
the Goth
GREAT BRITAIN-II was expected that
the Indian per cent loan of E3 .OOO, 900
will not be delayed beyond the 2Sth.
FRANCE The proceedings of the Senate
andCorp Legislatif have been ordered
paced at the disposal Of each Journal every
evening.
France is said 70 be making extraordina-
ry military and naval preparations The
excuse Is the threatening attitude OF Ger
manv towards Denmark, and the speech Of
the King of Prussia.
The Bpurse was steady al G.. Is.
Italy Batteries at Gaeta Unexpected
" opened on the morning OF the 22d a
heavy fire against the Sarduians. The
latter PROMPTLY replied. and compelled the
/ peace to remain silent, aud the beseigcrs
/ continued tho fire. Fourteen vessels we're
befre Gaeta AZ noon. On the 22i the fleet
/ got into line. Tie Sardiuians were actively
erecting new batteries.
/ Sardinian troops had been despatched 70
i Abruzzi and Culabria, where reacticuarv
movements were everywhere suppressed.
/ Garibaldi calls for fresh donations to pro
/ cure necessary means for facilitating TO
Victor Emanuel the acknowledgements Of
the rest of Italy. The vigilance committee
( is urged TO penetrate every Italian with the
idea that in the Spring Italy must have a
million patriots under arms
DENMARK The Minister Of Marine has
ordered the equipment Of twenty two steam.
ers and the reserve corps OF sailors is or
dered to assemble by the Dist OF March
\ committee had been appointed to pur-
chase gunbDats.
An influential meeting had been held at
1 Manchester to devise measures TO relieve
the cutton trade anxiety, resulting from
eIeudence upon the Southern States of
the United States. Resolutions were pas
ced recommending of"rts commensurate
WIth the danger, approving the steps taken
for the formation Of Cotton Supply Com
pany.
Several American vessels had registered
at Liverpool under the British flag e. en-
able them to carry salt to South Carolina
and return with cotton, without fear If cap
ture.
General Turr had returned to Turir
from visit to GaribaldI. lie reported
that the latter had sent message If con.
citation to Cayour, and had given ~ hi,
attack on Nenetia rs incxpedient. Anoth
er version says Garihaldi declines 10 ad
jHurn the work OF deliverance. unless Par.
lament relieves him Of solemn engage,
ments.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
The Posts Paris correspondent saws ID.
opinion gains ground that the terms indi-
Gated by the friends Of GarihalGi rathe
give new guarantees of the peace Of III,
world, than tend to disturb.
Immense activity exists at the Tnlon ar
senal, Us if the Government intends 10 sen,
thirty four ships to sea, together will
twenty steel clad irigates
Shanghai. Dec :.
Lord Elgin and Sir Hope Grant hav,
left for japan. The reJlcs are gainin,
ground.
Gale. 3lst-The ship RerculeaR wa
totally lost on the 29th November at Paul
Head. Crew saved.
PARIS Thursday Bpurse firm. G7 S..
NAPLES, 9th The powder magazine cx.
ploded IN the SardinIan camp Yesterday
killing 90
The fire on Gaeta was vigorous. and In
slowly reuli'd To by the beseiged.
PEsTH, 2jth-The Emueror announce.
that general anne, " shall be pruclaimc,
when the question Of scquesuatiun of th,
property OF refugees is settled.