, 1861-07-04
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE ETNA.

the ships OF the squadron.
A French feet under Admiral Reyusud, was
aan soons a19 e a3s., sa Tu visit New York Charles
The London Pct sayn TINT the troops for
Canada were demanded By Sir FenHieE vii
uams, the commaAder-in-chitf, simply as
measure Of precaution- The movement IL
1either menace to the people of the United
States, nor an insult to the people Of Canada,
hnt Is An Ordinary mattar Of routine which
wsuld almost hare escaped observation but
Tor the yeIy proper charter Of the Great East
err
The London 1sases, in an article specu1atiug
upon the probable course of events in Ameri,
ca, snys: With whichever Side victory may
rest, the battle is likely to be hard one, aud
though the main effort Of the Washington
Government may be postponed till the close
Of the yea1, it is probable that much blood
will be shed within the limits Of the old State
which is now to be the battlefield Of demo-
cratic civil WET"
IL the same article there appears the FOL
lowing:
the great NUMBER Of men they have raised aud
the good material Of which their army Is com.
pe5ed, are beyond all praise. 1t is easy to see
that great deal Of their frritabilitY towards
England, arises from feeling that Justice has
not been done to their patriotic spirit by pub
lie opinion here
AIoA'tiE. 70 cFsf@ AHcllGaQ GOES, TO the
opinion Of England, they hare been mortified
at finding that an effort which they feel wor.
thy Of acmirahon, has been received By us
with GOODNESS, torgetfulas they are that we are
EouEdt to refrain IRON the enthusiasm for the
military ardoI, when the object Of it Is to
crush those with whom'we are a. much In re-
lation as With themselves
Mr. George Francis Train gave aplen lie
Hunicn Dejtuner" at the Westminster Palace
Hotel, in celebration Of the anniversary OF the
battle Of Bunker HILL Numerous gentlemen
connected with literature and art attended
Lord G. Lannox proposed the hsalth Of the
President Of the United States, which was
urark with great enthusiasm.
The opinion generally expressed by the
gentlemen PRESENT was, that while the Eaglish
Goverr mcnt WAS wise in adopting tho poll cy
of ncn-iuterveuEon, the heart OF the English
people, and their individual feelings and svm.
palhles were with the North.
An influential meeting had been held at the
London residence Of Lord Brougham, for the
purpose Of taking into consideration the
present extent Of the African slave trade to
Cuba, ana comforting as to what measures tor
US suppression might be suggested to her
MaiCsty's Governments.
Various suggestions were thrown out a. to
the course which it Is desirable for Govern
ment to pursue in reference to the Cuba trade,
and ultimately series of resolutions were
duct Of Spain in violating the slave trade
treaty obligations, recommending the suspen-
zion Of diplomatic Intercourse while that con
timed, and calling upon the British Gover1-
mtnt to re-establfeh the consulship at Mozam-
biquc and other places on the coast of Africa
for the encouragement and protection Of na-
tive commerce.
The resolutions also referred to the Wash
ingtoR treaty, by which the y. s. GovAranent
u bound to unite with Great Britain In all
becoming representations aud remonstrauces
with any and a1l powers within hosesdomtu.
lens slave markets are allowed to exist," and
e1p1eseed the opinion that convenient %.
Fortuuity should be taken to obtaia the co
operation Of the United States for that put-
pose. It was stated that deputatiou would
! shortly await upon Lord Palme1s.on and Lord
John Russell with 4 copy Of these resolu-
tons.
The machine works Of Mees.s. Parr. Curt,
d Madeley, At Manchester, had been destroyed
BY IRE. The loss is estimated at ESQ, 600 ster.
iCg, ard sbout 800 people were thrown out
Of employ ment.
4 prize fight fer the English championship
between saua- Hu1st and Jem Mace, resulted
in the victory Of tho latter in eight rounds,
occupying fifty minutes.
FRANCE.
!, It Is said tha. it was stormy meeting at
the Council Of State, when the Emperor an-
Honrceo bis intention to rtcosaize The king
at m OF Italy.
The Paris I,.ien, an ultram paper,
eays that FEcnee will recosn!ze work Of bri-
gandage, violence ana hypocrisy. Whatever
aEtful terms may be used, this recognition In
plies nj cessarily the end Of the Popc's tempo.
Eal power.
The funeral dirge IN honor Of the late Count
Cayour vas celebrated On the 18th In the
Msde1aine, In the 2reec ecncc Of q large concoursc
Of people: The Abbe Dugfray, the newly ap.
pointed B'fhcp Of atarseilles, of11eiated
Among the numerous. distinguished persons
Tho attended the service we're Marshai Vail
lant, N: Ihouyenel, Minister for Foreign At
fairs, Count Psrsfgny, Minister of the Int
rter, Count Mony, President Of the Corps
lcgisiatif, Merehal Masnau, Tiscount dc il
GueHcnier, AID Others. TIE msiority of the
Journals were represented. The church waa
burg with black, relieved here and there BY
bad obtained an immense majority In The
| elections OF the members Of the Couseih
| General which had just taken place. Out q
] 1lO0 members elected only twelve belonged te
! the expedition.
Public attention in France Was again directed
to Ageri. as cotton growing country.
The Gather WIS as favorable IS IT could b,
for the crops, and bzeadEtuf3 were falling Il
| price.
The Bourse On the 18th WAS aa: Rentc:
! closing at G7 S..
! The new Government Press law has bee,
passed BY, the Legislature.
ITALY
| The Paris correspondent of the London. Nor
! ning Foa te1esraphs, under -datesJuna Il, q
| the kingdom Of Italy by France is an accom-
plIshed 1act- II. de Rayneval who has claars
| Of French affairs at Turin, Was informed bT
dispatch sent off last night, of this importan
! resolution ofhis government" =
The Turin Op4nione ofthe 18th says 18th
diplomatic relations between France and Ita
| y vii! shortly be resumed. 1t is asserted tha
II. Dc Laraiette win proceed to Turin a!
| Minister Of France, and the Commands
d Niera viii 60 to Paris In similar quail
The s.me jouna1 enys the government ha.
the recognition by France Of the new king
| dom
| AdEices from Naples ofthe 18th, stats tha
the towns!of Sanmarco and,Bignano having r;f
en- in iDsu1rection, were taken by assault b
the Italian troops. Twenty Of the inhabltant
were shot for having burned alive four Pied
montese. Beth towns were afterwards set OF
fire and the inhabitants departed to the neigh
boring village r
Tie Journal Tnita Haliaaa, Of Turin, ha
| been seized for the publication Of q Mszzini
IN article entitled The Pope and Religion.
The Pope was suffering from erysipelas
| Popular manifestations IN favor Of Victo
Emmanuel had taken place In, the Alberl
Theatre, Ro1ne
| AUSTRIA
Tic address to the Emperor was being dis
t.Cuescd in the Upper House Of Hungary. Th
Emperor had promised TO- grant an an1nest
20 those persons committed for politica
crimes In Bohemia who should request hi
Majest3's pardon, 49,. v...
The Co71tsposu7eacid Autographs says !: Spai
| demands the solemn promise Of Mexico to e1
ecuta the treaties before she. c1tertains he
proposition with regard to reparatioa On Al
count Of the great differences With the sPanis
Ambassador ii Mexico.
IT, 4 Madrid telegram Of the 17th, announce
that Spain will preserve strict neutrality In tn
/ POLAND.
taw bearing the imperial DEGREES granting II
make satisfactory conceEaions to the country
Foreign Affaira, kas been appointed Presideu
| Of the Commission entrueted with drawing u
the new laws for Polaud.'i
i To the Trade.
~ seYcsA Of the editors In the Copfeda
fass States ure fond Of calling Nj. Ltncol
tsthe Gorilla" The gorilla, ~ trave1ers te
I u6. ie III animal that sits upon the branch Of
Tree, and Whtn man is passing under, seize
| him &1eund the throst, draws him up, IN
huits him suspended In the air till he
ctosEtd. Have our friends cf the Secsesio
| y, .ee sf ma snsrIctou tha* 03d Ahs m ~ Ii