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FARTHER PorSr August The steamship
| Canadian, which left Liverpool at four O'clock
| P. NJ. on the 26th and Londonderry on the
evening Of the 9th, passed this port at six
SlSSS Great Il BrisSin.mfhe Parliamentary pro
ceedings were unimportant A prospectus
had been issued for new telegraph company,
| which proposes to establish a system on the
penny postage principle, and convey messages
| Of twenty words to any part Of England,
Scotland and Ireland, at the uniform rate of
one shilling. gI-tpTi elam irr
An influential direction had been formed,
| with q capital of $l5O,000. II is proposed TO
work the wires ON Aliens PATENT sb 2
| The Atlantic Telegraph Company an
nounces that the efforts made at Newfound-
land to restore the Atlantic Gable have
failed. Mr.. Horky, the electrician in his
report, says "By handwriting, pieces of the
cable were raised in small lengths, amount
| ing, in all, to seven miles, but the cable in
variably broke at short distances, and it was
necessary at last TO abandon the attempt"
| The report says the iron wires often appear
| sound, hut on minute examination they were
found eaten away and rotten; the gutta percha
and copper wires were as good as when laid
down. Portions which were wrapped with
tarred cord were sound, the tar and hemp
having preserved the iron wires bright and
free from rust. al4 si'up I sFI eds
The public income of Great Britain for the
year ending June 30 was Ell, 4l6, 900, and
the expenditures 7o,504000.g inat7ltnl % ~
The American race-horses at the Good
wood races, were meeting with all success
Mr.. Ten Broeck's "Maggiore" and Sat
elite ran second for the Stewards Cup and
| Goodwood stakes, respectively. The Good
wood Cup, which stake was great favorite
was to be run for this afternoon. sILw o.
The Prince Regent of Prussia arrived at
Toplitz on the 25th, being received at the
railway terminus by the Emperor of Austria.
The Paris Pays gives the report of a treaty
I,between Austria and Prussia, preceded by o
conference at TopGtz. NlaL 'oossag.A
France.--Letters from Paris say that Lord
Palmerston's speech on Englands national
defenses has created great sensation Some
writers say that serious alarm was felt as to
the maintenance of peace between the two
nations. H-- ...'..- ..-'u'.-
A correspondent of the London Herald
indulges in various warlike rumors, and
states that all the naval officers on furlough
have been ordered to report themselves with
out delay. The naval reserve had beer
| called out. ' 'o+f Pc .s5t ,'i...' i.A
The French fleet in the Mediterranean IL
to be raised to twenty sail Of the line. i9A1
Military preparations 60 on with unhag-
ging activity for the Syrian expedition,
which is stated at 10000 men, besides artil-
ery and cavalry. -H r. .are .'iv .sqqd
Naples and ndSicily--Nothing new has trans
pired relative 70 Garibaldi's movements .,
! The King of Sardinia has received the
Neapolitan Embassador. a.- .,l c1tl. Ip sf
M. Mileo, who commanded the revolution,
lists in ls49 but was recently foreign inter
prefer at Queenstown, has gone to joir
Garibaldi. .r sta h,rIAs Ia
A Turin dispatch of the 26th says. "The
mission of the Marquis De Ia Greea to Paris
is to bring about compromise, by which
, the King of Naples would secure the resul
of q universal suffrage in Sicily, should the
6 Western Powers guarantee the integrity of
/ his dominions on the main land and preven
+ Garibaldi from landing there" "a
Rome.-A letter from Rome says the Pope
e had refused to adopt any of the measure
a recommended by the French ambassador
8 and declares that if these measures are forcet
e upon him, he will abandon his State. Fear
n are entertained that Garibaldi. might sud
e denly appear on the Papal territory. ,Ilig
q SyIia.-Advices from Syria are to July
T Nothing fresh had occurred, but affairs wer
, still serious. .4e q ls1f 9ii n ,
Two Sandman war vessels had been sen
to the coast of Syria. .m,'.lI ..r.
= 1t is reported that the Viceroy of Egyp
A has placed his troops at the disposal of tn
e Sultan to punish the Druses. o. ID su. d..
!, Russian letters say that great excitemen
prevailed against the Turks on account Q
= the massacre, ..a ESD .H.lI
v The Paris Constitution says the expedition
N prepared by France will, as a matter of ne
o cessity, be carried out, and an early depart
v ure may be expected. The part of Franc
IF will be that of occupation rather than that {
) intervention. D. 10 -Lgia l
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