The Sun.
London, England, 1862-09-01 00:00:00

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

SOUTHAMPTON, Monday Morning.
Arrived.—La Mesange and I'Etoile, from Carentan.
(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)
GrRAVESEND, Monday Morning.
Arrived, August 31.—Thomas Kinnen, Sunrise, and
Crocus, from Cronstadt ; Alaric, from Foochow; Esk,
from Guernsey; Dazzler, from Nassau; City of Delhi,
from Calcutta.

Arrived, September I.—Trade Wind, from St. Vincent;
Parsee and St. Michael, from Trinidad ; City of Dublin,
from Calcutta; Blue Jacket, from St. Lucia; Betsey,
from Windau; Naiad, from \Vyborg; and Thetis, from
Longsund. _ .

DEAL, MONDAY MORNING.

Passed—Ludwig Heyn, from Havannan ; Edith, from
the Mediterranean; Mary Evans, from Antigua; Tertius,
from Alexandria ; Jane Campbell, from Nassau ; Margaret
Davies, from Cuba—all for London.
Anchored—Juliana, from Antigua; Archibald'McMillan,
from Trinidad—both for London.

Passed (in tow)—Princess Royal, ship, from West
Indies, for London.

AMERICAN MAIL DESPATCHES.—On Saturday
the Cunard royal mail steamer Australasian was despatched
from Liverpool for New York, with mails for the United
States and North America, together with a large number
of passengers, cargo, &c. On Wednesday, the Liverpool,
New York, and Philadelphia Company's steamer will leave
Liverpool for New York with mails for the United States.
The box at the Liverpool post-office for the receipt of gene-
ral letters will be open until 1 p.m., and late despatches via
Cork tray be forwarded up to 8.30 p.m. On Thursday the
Quebec and Montreal Company's steamer Bohemian, will
leave the Mersey for Quebec, with mails for Canada and
the United States. Letters may be forwarded via Lon-
, donderry on that day as late as 9,30 p.m. if they bear late
fees of ld.

GARIBALDI.—A letter from Turin, dated Aug.
27, says :—A few days ago, whilst the Princess Pia was
sitting for her portrait, the King entered the room to see
how the work was going on. The Princess asked her father
was there news of Garibaldi. The painter did not catch
the whole of the King's reply, but he heard these words—
" Poor Garibaldi, they have driven him to commit an act
of insanity, abusing his lion heart. The fault is not wholly
his, and they have compromised me also." These words
were repeated by the painter, and reached the ears of Signor
Rattazzi, who was greatly disconcerted by them, thinking
,hey implied a censure upon the Ministry. He hastened
therefore to the King to justify himself by showing that,at
but
had done everything for the advantage of the Crownp, ia 'in
the King changed the subject without deiEning t°e:,,t of
himself more clearly, The affair has put the Presici
the Council and his colleagues in a bad humour.
of these
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