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The Daily Dispatch: August 17, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 10 (search)
at the French Court is intriguing to displace Baron Ricasoli; he not being pliant enough for the Emperor Napoleon. The Italian loan greatly exceeds the amount required. A combined and simultaneous movement by the Reactionists was being rigorously suppressed by Gen. Cialdini, at Naples. Fresh disturbances had occurred in the Jewish quarter of the city. It is reported that the office of Governor General of Poland is to be suppressed. Commercial intelligence. Liverpool, Aug. 3--Breadstuffs — the weather has been unfavorable for the crops. Flour is quiet and prices steady. Wheat is firm at an advance of 2d for lower qualities. Corn is firm and prices tending upward. Provisions.--Beef closed firm. Pork easier. Bacon active, but prices declining. Lard closed flat at 47s. 6d. a 47s. 9d. Tallow closed quiet at 47s. 6d. Produce.--Ashes closed firm. Pots 30s.--Pearls 33s. Rosin quiet at 7s. a 7s 1d. for common. Spirits turpentine dull at 47s. a 47s. 6d.
The Daily Dispatch: August 17, 1861., [Electronic resource], Runaway (search)
through Maryland, by this route, is becoming decidedly hampered. Every precaution is being taken to prevent communication with Virginia, from this portion of the State. From California. The pony express brings San Francisco dates to August 3d. We find the subjoined news in the Northern papers: San Francisco, August 3.--The pony express arrival at the outer telegraph station last evening with St. Louis dates to the 25th ult., bringing the first announcement of the disastrous defAugust 3.--The pony express arrival at the outer telegraph station last evening with St. Louis dates to the 25th ult., bringing the first announcement of the disastrous defeat of the Federal forces near Manassas. The effect casts a gloom over our loyal people, who realize more generally that we are engaged in a terrible war, which may last for years, but which must be prosecuted till every foot of the Union acknowledge our Government, no matter what the cost. On the evening of the 31st the Breckenridge Democrats attempted to hold a mass meeting in San Francisco, to ratify the nominations of their Conventions. The speakers were present to address the au