New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
GREAT BRITAIN.

The London Tunes has an editorial ridiculin9 the
adoption Of the passport system in America and taking
the ground that while Il viii greatly Inconvenience in
nocent trayelers it will prove no impeachment to the
agents of the Confederates II argues that the move
meni will undoubtedly prove beneficial az regards emf
grafton TO the British colonies at the expense Of the
United States .
The headquarters Of the 9Th Brigade, field artillery,
were under orders TO remove to Adershot on the I7th
inst, in preparation for their departure to Canada.
The 18th, Goth, and let battalion Rifle Brigade would
probably be selected for service in Canada.
Another instance Of the blockade having been sue
cesfuly broken at Chhrleston is given IN the arrival
# Caen France, on the 9Th inst, Of the ship Mary,
Capt. Gylcs from Charleston.
There w.s some talk Of probable reduction 10 the
vote OF men for the British army, and an increase OF
TO- 600 TO the marine force IN the next session Oh f
lament. 80,
The Prince Of Wales quilted Ireland on the lgth en-
ronte for Prussia witness the approaching military
maneuvers Tie night preceding his departure ne at
tended magnificent ball given In bis honor ny the
Lord Mayor Of Dublin, and the affair was one Of the
s.s'iia,,i ever witneIsed ia Ireland.
SOnie extraordinary eXpesi1on.s had been tired TO
test the extreme resistance Of ths 100 FOUNDER
Armstrong guns Proiectiles weighing 900 pounds.
and extending nearly two feet beg ond the mnzEe OF
The gun, were frequently fred and the gun was totally
Il Is understood that Earl Clarendon will represent
the Brtish Government at the approaching coronation
OF the King Of Prussia.
TIE steamer Victory, belonging to the Intereolonisl
Mail Company had been wrecked near Otago-erew,
passengers, and mats were saved.
ITALY. .
Chiayone having received re-eniorcemehts rom
Rome on the 10Th instant attacked Caselluceo near
sors with 900 men He was, however, repnlsed with
0rent loss and rctreated into Roman territory.
Additional details in regard TO the demonstrations
honor of Garibaldis fete, state that NJ milan almost
the whole city was illuminated, nnd the population
crowded the streets with torches and banners pear
ing the following inscriptions; p" 10 home ~
Venice r. Viva Garibaldi !"
AZ Nsples the national banner fosted from the bal
comics with this inscription: T" Roma Inc WORK
ing mems societies, and hundreds OF young men
marched through the streets with flags bearing the
same motto.
1t /. remarked that wherever France seems TO hesl-
tate about carrying out the liberal programme Of the
Emreror the name OF Garibadi rings every side.
NJ de Christen, who had been arrested with dis
patches for the reaGionary Committee was provided
with forged English passport.
The King about TO witt Florence, and would be
accompanied by Baron kicasoli ....-r.
The COyriere Mercantile of Genoa confirms the news
TINT the American Minister to Italy had gone to Ca
prera for the purpose of offering Garibadi command
n the Federal Army The Dirttto says: We regret
that we cannot give denial 20 the runors OF the ac-
| certance of this ofer by Garibaldi."
A denomination which the Papal party had pre-
pared for the 9Th inst at Rome proved failure the
National party having during the prece ling hight
boisted ri.colored flags on all the public monuments.
Cen Goyon had sent nearly all bis troops to take up
positions along the northern and southern frontiers OF
| the Papal territory
TIE free Importation Of breadstuffs oil, and all arti-
cles of common consumption had been authorized IN
the Pontifca Provinces and the expectation OF such
articles was prohibited.