Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08
Details of the Canadians News.


The steamship Canadian, which left Liver
pool at o clock on Tuesday, the 26th ult
and Londonderry on the evening of the 27th,
passed this point at 6 oclock to-day
GREAT BmTAIS-The Parliamentary pro-
ceedings were unmportant
A new telegraph company which proposes
to establish system ON the penny postage
principle, and convey messages of 20 words
to any part of England Scotland and Ireland
at the uniform price of one shilling An in
auential direction had been formed with a
capital of fl50,00o. 1t is proposed to work
the wires on Aliens patent
The Atlantic Telegraph Co. announces
that the efforts made at New Fuundand to
restore the Atlantic cable, failed Mr. Has
key, the electrician, in his report says by
handwriting pieces of the cable were raised
in small lengths amounting in all to seven
miles, but the cable invariably broke at short
distances, and it was necessary ut last to
abandon the attempt
The report says the iron wires often appear
sound but ON minute examination they were
found eaten away and rotten. The gutta per
cha and copper wire were as good rs when
laid down Portions which were wrapped
with tar cord were sound, the tar and hemp
having preserved the iron wires bright aud
free from rust
The American race horses at the Good
wood races were meeting with all success
Mr. Ten Broeck's Mazzard and Satellite
ran second for the steward cup and Good
woods stakes respectively.
The Goodwood cup, which stake was great
favorite, was to be run Tor this p NJ.
The Prince Regent of Prussia arrived at
| Toplitz ON the 25th ult, being received at the
railway terminus by the Emperor of Aus
tria
The Paris Pdhrie gives a report of treaty
between Austria and Prussia preceded by a
conference at Toplitz.
FRANcE-Letters from Paris say that Lord
Palmerston's speech on Englands national
defenses had created a great sensation.
| Home writers say that serious alarm was
felt as TO the maintenance of peace between
| the two nations
| A correspondent of the London Herald
INDUCES in various warlike rumors and state,
that all the naval officers on furloughs hat
been ordered TO report themselves withou
delay
The French feet in the Mediterranean is t,
be raised TO twenty sail Of the line.
Military preparations go on with unAagginl
activity for the Syrian expedition, which i
stated at 25,OO0 men, besides artillery an,
cavalry
NAPLES AND slcmY.-Nothing new ha
transpired in relation to Garibaldis move
mentS,
The King of Sardinia has received the Ne
apolitan ambassador
vi. Milo, who commander the revolution
lists ia lsl9, but was recently foreign interpre
ter at Queenstown has gone to Join Garibaldi
A Turin dispatch of the 26th says, the mis-
sion of the Marquis de lagreca to Paris is Il
bring about compromise, by which the Kim
Of Naples would receive the result of an uni
versal suffrage in Sicily, should the Westerl
powers guarantee the integrity of his domiu
ions on the main land to prevent Garabald
from landing there,
RoNE-A letter from Rome SAYS the Pop
had refused 10 adopt any Of the measures rec
commended by the French Ambassador, an,
declares that if these charges are forced o
him he will abandon his State. Fears are on
tertained that Garabaldi might suddenly aI
pear on the Papal territory.
SYRA-Adyices from Syria are to July 5tl
Nothing fresh had occurred, but affairs wer
still serious
Two Sandman war vessels had been sent I
the coast of Syria
tits reported that the Viceroy of Egypth
placed his troops al the disposal of the Salta
to punish the DruseS
Russian letters say that great eNcitemer
prevailed against the Turks on account Of III
massacre.
The Paris Constitutional says the exped
ton proposed by France, will, as u matter
} necessity be carried out, and an earlier d
parture may be expected The part Of Franc
will be that of occupation rather than that
intervention