Additional Foreign news.
By the
Bohemian and
Europe we have the following additional items of foreign news to the 20th ult.
When the
Bohemian left
Liverpool, great rejoicings were going on in honor of the reopening of the splendid library presented to the town by
Mr. Brown. Thousands of volunteers were out in procession, and business was generally suspended.
Lord Brougham and numerous other celebrities were taking part in the proceedings.
A great meeting of workmen was held in the Amphitheater the previous evening, and presented
Mr. Brown with a handsome testimonial.
The
Queen and Court had arrived at
Windsor from
Germany.
The
Queen had recovered from her indisposition.
Punch has a leading picture, in which he is introducing the
Prince of
Wales to his pretty
Miss Columbia, with the assurance that he don't get such a partner as her every day.
The Paris Patrie says, as soon as the annexation of
Naples and
Sicily to
Sardinia is proclaimed,
Garibaldi will resign his political authority, and resume the title and functions of
Commander-In-Chief of the land and sea forces of
Southern Italy.
He will exclusively occupy himself in preparing for war next spring, and will make an appeal to all
Europe for volunteers.
It is confirmed that a French merchantman, laden with stores for Gaets, had been captured by
Garibaldi's ships, but as the blockade was not recognized by
France, she would probably be restored, to avoid disagreeable consequences.
The
Turin Gazette says
Prussia has simply made some remarks against the entry of Sardinian troops into
Naples, but made no communication.
It was reported, however, via
Berlin, that the
Russian ambassador at
Turin had been recalled, and that the Sardinian ambassador at
St. Petersburg had received his passports.
It was stated that 1,400 Piedmontese troops had already reached
Naples by sea. After
Victor Emanuel reviews them, they will march to
Caserta to be joined by those entering by the
Roman frontier.
The abolition of the
Hanover Stadt dues is on the eve of settlement.
The sums to be paid
Havana is 460,000.
England and Hambourg pay £153,000 each, and the remainder by the other States Interested.
Count Persigny, the
French Minister at
London, had been recalled to
Paris, and it was reported that he would succeed
Thouvenal in the
Cabinet.
The French bishops and clergy continue a vigorous defence of the Papal cause.
It was believed that the
Pope's Nuncio at
Paris would not return.
Another attack of the royal troops near
Capua had been repulsed by
Garibaldi.
Count Mari, the Sicilian representative at
Turin, had resigned.
