New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The City of Washington OF Cape Race
PROPAGATION OF PARLIAMENT.
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
NOn-InteryentiOn In Italian Affairs,
GARIBALDI DICTATOR OF PALENZA,
More Fighting in Calabria.
THE ROYALISTS AGAIN DEFEATED.
THE POPE AND THE ITALIAN CONFEDERATION
NOn-InterVentiOn In Italian Affairs
GARIBALDI DICTATOR or PALENzA,
More Fighting in Calabria.
THE ROYALISTS AGAIN DEFEATED,
THE POPE AND THE ITALIAN CONFEDERATION
NOTHING IMPORTANT FROM SYRIA.

ST. JoHNs N F, Friday, Sept. T. 1860.
TIE ste amship City Of Washington from Liverpool
Goth ult., and Queenstown 3Oth, passed Cape Race,
bound 10 New-YoIk at o o'clock this (Fi1ay) after
nocn Her dates are two days later than those already
received She was boarded by the news yacht Of the
Associated Press, and the following summary of news
obtained:
The steamship Austral4sian, from New.YOrk, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 9th ult.
The steamship Canadian, from Quebec, arrived at
Liverpool on tie 2Sth ult
The British Parliament was prorogued on the 2Sth
ult. The Queens speech wac read by the Lord Coan-
cell n. She says that her relations with Foreign
Powers ere friendly and satisfactory She trusts there
is DO danger Of the interruption of the general peae
Of Europe She believes that if the Italians are left
to yet lie ihtir own difficulties the tranquility Of other
stes will remain und turbed She hops that in any
nj gotistons which may Ike place the Savoy ques-
,ioD the neutrality and independence of Switzerland
will be maintained she lameuts the atrocities CON-
mitted upon the Christians in Syria, and cheerfoy
corcurs with the other Powers of Europe in assisting
the Sultan of Turkey to reGstablsh order
She regrets the fsilure of the negotiations with
China and says that her forces support the demaOd
for full and faithful execution of the treaty of TEN
Seine She thanks Parliament for the appropriations
for the Notifications and copgratuae the country
the efficiency of the Rife Volunteers. She concludes
by expressing the heartfelt pleasure and satisfaction
she has experienced at the warm and enthusiastic
ceptiop the Prince Ct Wales has with in her North
American Provinces.
The steamship Great Eastern averaged nearly IA
knots al hour on her pa sage home.
Some improvement had taken place in the weather,
but il still continued unsettled.
The Emperor Napoleon and Eugeuie were at Cham
bay and met an enthusiastic reception there.
The Bourse was dull at 6Sf
Ga,ibaldi had been proclaimed Dictator at Palenzi.
Lsrge Plumbers of Calabrians were joining him.
The latest dispatches report that the Royasts have
again been defeated at Cssbria.
1t reported at Paris the Goth, that the King
of Naples had quilted there the previous evening
IN tbs figste Strombolc and that the Piedmont $50
occupied tie forts. This requires confirmation.
Disturbances at Naples were imminent. Appeals to
the people to revolt were being publicly distributed
The Neapoliisn Minister of War, aud oonoral
Raseo had left Naples fer Casbria with six baions
as endorsements.
A revolutionary movement at SalerO was imminent.
The Pope as was said, had expressed his readiness
TO agree to the Italian Confederation.
There is nothing important from Syria.
LATEST by TelegrapttO Queenstown.
LONDON, August 30 p. m.
TIE reported fight of the King Of Naples is still III
confirmed.