New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
GREAT BRITAIN.


cent 10 dispatch vessel of war 70 Smyrna Admlrh
Marin had been sent with strong squsoron 10 the
Syrian coast with instructions to assst as mucn ss pos
.be IN restoring tranquility ana wf Ssv ond h.
uo,t needed Our sQusdron now on the Syrian coast
consisted of four neofbatte ships, TIVE frgates, ana
hree corvettes Kurschd Pasha was about 70 be sent
under arrest TO Constaptnope as his conduct required
strict inquiry and if found as iniquous as alleged,
severe punishment
Lord Duferin the Commissioner Of the English
Government in Syria carries with him an order to Ad'
mira Martin to land 500 seamen and marines TO CO.
op@rst with the French troops In maintaining order IN
Me district of BeyrOut.
OF the hop crop The Times says:
"There can be no doubt Of the injury done TO the
hops by the ung NAL weather and the intelligence of
each day confirms the opinion that IN many districts
they will prove q total failure.
The Court Journal says:
Its expected that her Majesty will not remain at
Bslnorsl longer than a month and that the Queen
and Prince will then cross TO Hamburg IN the royal
yacht proceed to Coburg, and, after short stay at
RhmhsItsbruD go to Goha II is hsre that 1t is ex-
peckd the meeting between the frncess royal anu her
The new acts for taking the Census in England and
ireland next April have been issued. The act for
Scotland has not yet received the Royal assent Inere
is nothing az to " reig ous profession IN the English
Act but there is in the one relating TO Ireland. The
Census 10 10 be laid before Parliament within twelve
months after next June.
The leading article of The Times of Aug. IL, says:
"By this time the Penpotentiaries and ornaments
of England and France must have reached the well
known spot where, eighteen months ago. Lord Elgn
and Baron eros celebrating upon the best means
of obtaining treaty with China. The diplOmatists
probably arrived at the general rendezvous about the
krst or second week in july and may calculate,
therefore that Lord Elgin has already had for
month the services OF the very powerful army and
navy by which he is supported. HeneefOrth, must
expect the mails from China with very great interest
The Cotton Guild at Canton has according TO the last
verseious story from Hong Kong offered bet Of 3d.
coo dollars that the French English will again be
repulsed from the Taku forts"
The following is said n be the translation Of letter
written by GeTibald TO Victoria:
"YoUR MAJEsTY,-Called by my duty N my Italian
ftbtrand TO defend its IN Sicily have assumed
the dictatorship of generous people, who after long
continued struggle wish for nothing but TO participate
In the national life and freedom u0der the sceptre of
the magnsDimous Prince in whom Italy trusts.
1.-The envoy who presents himself TO your Majesty
in the name of the provisional government which
rues this country does not pretend 70 represent spe
esl and distinct state, but ne comes as the interpreter
of the thoughts and sentiments of two millions and
half of Italians BY this title beg your Majesty to
deieD TO receive him. granting kind audience ald at
tenlion to what he may respectfully urge upon your
Majesty in behalf Of this most beautiful aud noble part
"PsitImo. June "a. &C GARlBALOI
"To ben Majesty the Queen of Great British eod LELAND
The following letters appear in The London Tunes
CIR: left Messina on the 3D. having been with Gen.
Gsribadi throughout the campaign in Sicily and have
NV "MEIAlzo Aug O. 1850.
His 70 render advice and guidance volunteers who
ush to here TO hght for the liberty Of this country
have shared with the dangers and oes this campaign
prompts me to ntFu't him with hi: Fs'PG1R19iRGy
General Commanding the National Army in Sicily"
am also intrusted with the expression Of the Gen.
erals appreciation of the sympathy and assistance
which he has received from the British nation. He
thinks that assistance may yet take another practical
shape as he believes that there many in this
try who are DESTROYS Of taking up for the of
italian independence, and who require only the infor-
nation and advice which | am empowered 10 give
them. Among those who have fought most bravely
under Gen. Garibadi several English officers, in-
GLIDING Col. Dunn, who took prominent part in the
hand conflict in which the General lately
engaged; Col. Peard, known to the world as Carl
baldi's Ems lishmsn; and Peter Cunningham, Brit
ish sailor youth, who was first over the wall into
the midst of the NeapOhtans in the vineyards of
Melazzo. 1t is heartfelt wish Of the General to
have more of the eOun,rymen of such men these
engaged with him in tbs noble strife for Italian
freedom. having taken share in the battles Of Calata
fmi Palermo, and Meazso can testify that Garbald
cares for the lives and comforts Of his followers
than he does for his own which, indeed he too rashy
exposes. Moreover, those who join him may be Ger.
tain Of receiving all the rewards and honors TO which
they may be entitled This has been already sufficient
" evidenced. Much has been accomplished within
short time by HANDFUL Of gallant men, who have I5er-
aed the whole Of Sicily, save one small fort but much
opportunity afforded for distinction fame, and promo
hon under him whom you have aphy termed "the
Italian Washington" ! shall be happy during the
present week 70 give all the necessary slvce and in
to those respectable young men, especially
Rife Volun eers, as well as 10 soldiers who have
fought and may wish 70 gather laurels 10 the Of
Italy and TO be able TO boast in future years that they
too were of the heroic band that fought under General
Ga ibaldi.
The parting wish Of the General, expressed TO me,
was that be might have as many Englishmen around
him as possible.
have the honor TO be, Sir your obedient servant
EDWARD STYLES Captain.
-, Aide de-Csmp TO General Gad5sld-
To the EditOy u The Iinos.
SIR: The following letter reached me today.
Yours. obedisntly
j. ID. HODGE, Hon. Secretary for the GarfbsH Hupd
dAdsTton's Hotel, Aug l3
"EsERCITO MERIDIONALE Hessina Au1 &
DEAR HODGE: Receive my deepest gratitude or Whit VOC
for ard the love you bear 10 country sbs
Tou wsh 70 employ money generously subscribed by your
counypen for U.s. send before all uuskets Witt bayo
nets. Your most afectiopate g. GARIBALDIh