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CAPE RACE, September e-The -AustraIian, with
dates from Liverpool to Both August, and from
Queenstown to the 2lst, has arrived.
The London Times, reiterates and arguce that the
North cannot conquer the South. The time for com
promise has arrived, and the worst settlement of the
dispute cannot be so fatal as the continuance of the
war.
The London Army and Navy Gazette describes
McClenan's campaign as the most signal failure seen
in this century,
Lord Brougham made a speech urging the abso-
lutte necessity of neutrality and non interytion in
American affairs.
The London Daily -Ne1cS urges that N poleon can
not be allowed TO assume exclusive control Of Italian
affairs, and urges the British Government to speak
out.
tested against French occupation of Neapolitan
territory, and that England even threatened n cor
responding movement in Sicily if France resorted
TO such n step.
In the Italian Senate. Raatzzi stated that the
Government considered GaribaIdi in rebellion, and
the situation of Sicily was fearfully grave, but he
hoped the difficulties would be surmounted. 1t was
hoped that Sicily would be restored TO its normal
condition in a few days.
The London Times editorially condemns Carl
baldi's rashness, and says his success would indie
fnitely proong the occupation of Rome.
The frigate TuScGrOrn put into Falmouth on the
23d, but was ordered so leave within twenty-four
hours. She sought permission to repair damages,
anu ia 1IlONGl ~ Gulll only While ono OI Der
officers went to London. On his return she was
ordered to leave without repairs and without coal.
The London Herald says, if a decisive disaster
befall CcClellan, Pope or Buell., the North may carry
on a border warfare, but will have nothing to say
against the Powers that prefer the recognitiontof the
South.
The London Times says il is sufficiently clear the
war can only be speedily closed by bringing an over
whelming force into the field, and every friend of
America will desire to see new ievies raised and
equipped without further delay.
The London Star says if the summons to arms be
but partially obeyed, the South will presently have
to encounter such an armed force as the ablest
Europen monarchy would be unable to resist.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times says
condemnation of Garibaldi's movements, and was
even of opinion that the Italian Government was not
entirely blameless in the matter.
PARIS, August 30-12 MA telegram Just re-
ceived in this city states that Garibaldi has been
defeated. wounded and captured.
LONDON, August 31.-The Paris .Monifeur says
that the insurrection which threatened TO compromise
the destinies of Italy had terminated. Garibaldi
after n very sharp conflict, was compelled to surren-
der. An Italian frigate was Immediately ordered to
convey him TO Spezza. The blockade of the Italian
coast is ordered to be raised.
PARIS, August 81.-The capture of Garibaldi is
confirmed.
Two new French dukes are spoken of-namely,
MI. Walewski and Persigny.
An English tailor was convicted Of bigamy, having
six wives alive, and sentenced to seven years
Imprisonment.
Extensive orders for iron cased vessels are now in
course of execution in England for the Russian
Government.
The works on the lsthmus of Suez are being urged
most energetically. More than twenty-five Thousand
men are at present employed in cutting the canal.