Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-09

CARE RACE, Sept. 6-The Norwegian fur.
nishes the following additional items Of news:
London journals give considerable attention to
Italian Affairs.
The Morning Post saws England aud France
are in the dark in regard TO the movements OF
Garbaldi. and urge that If he be a rebel aud
conspirator he has been encouraged By the
Igslan Government and the people from the
King downward.
The London Daily News defends Garibaidi,
who. it contends. does not rebel against his coun-
try and aud his King, but against foreign domi-
nation against holding the rightfal capital OF IT.
aly under false pretenses-
The London Times points out the evils which
must it Garibaldi perseveres in his de-
signs against Rome.
FRAScr-The Paris bourse on the 26th Au-
gust much excited on the news of the landing
OF Garibaldi az Columbia.
Emperor Napoleon had left for Buritx accom-
panied by the Duke OF Maquita.
ITALY.-Garibaldi had LETT Milan aud was push.
ing towards Riggio. He i said TO have announced
10 his volunteers that ia few DAYS be would
march into Naples with them.
Ii Is reported that large number of royal
troops have been sen, 10 Riggio with orders 10
seek Garibaldi's forces Immediately and thorough
ly defeat them
The Italian feet was cruising in the straits,
cutting of communication with Sicily.
The Messinian party have attempted TO get up
demonstration at Messini in favor Of Garibaldi.
but they were put down.
The latest official news in the Turin Gazette
represents that the news from the Nespolitan
Provinces is satisfactory. The state OF siege Was
generally well received by the people there
Gov. Lamamora has issued a strong proclams
tod against Garbald. prohibiting the expectation
of arms
CARR RACE. Sept e-The Australasian. from
Liverpool 5Oth. and Queenstown 3lst, arrived on
Sunday morning.
GREAT BRIraIS.-Lord Palrnerston, in speech
at Milbnrne referred 10 the Trent affair, which
he says settled in manner consistent with
the dignity OF both England and America There
consequently triumph on either side. The
ouy friumUh was that of truth and justice. which
each side was equally interested TO maintain.
The London Times reterates its argument that
the North can not conquer the South. and SAYS
the time for compromise has arrived, and the
worst settlement OF the dispute can not be so Ia.
tai as the continuance of the war.
The Times then draws analogy between the
position of England during the Revolutionary
War and the present position of the North and
the South. and says il is time the North follow
ed the example of England.
The Army and Navy Gazette describes Gen.
McCiellans campaign the most signal failure
in this country.
Lord Brougham had made a speech urging the
absolute necessity of neutrality aud non-nterven-
ton in America.
The Liverpool Post draws attention 10 Sew
ards late circular TO encourage emigrsnts and
urges the distressed operatives of Lancashire aud
the Irish poor to follow Mr. Stewards advice and
emigra.e
The London News urges that Emperor Ma
poleon can no: be allowed TO assume exclusive
control in Italian affairs and urges the British
Government TO speak out.
There was vague rumors that Englard had pro
tested against any French occupation of Neapoli-
tan territory aud that England even Threatened
corresponding movement IN Sicily II France re
sorted TO such n step
FgAScE-Thc Emperor presided at an iinpor
tant Cabinet Council on the 2s;h OF August. on
Italian affairs.
A French squadron has been sent 70 Naples.
and an English squadron, il is said, has also been
placed there.
IrALY-The latest advices from Turin report
thar Garibaldi and his volunteers continued their
march from Reggie. pursued by column OF
Busaglia.
A proclamation had been issued by Garibadi.
from Catons. melting the people 10 insurrectiou,
and had produced strong denominations In bis ia
vor at Genoa and Flosencia and some collisions
people
The London Times of the 30tl hss al article
on the extraordinary position OF the Democratic
party in America II saws they are fighting in a
cause FOR which they feel the most boundless de
votion, but at the same tr,e ia behalf OF policy
which they detesf IL regards Vallandieham' :
recent speech an exposition Of the feeling of
the Democrats, and thinks their demonstration
in every way important. as il serves 70 show that
In addition to other difficulties President Lincoln
will have to struggle against the legitimate ef-
fects OF she war. There will be violent reac-
ton against his arbitrary acts.
PARIS, Aug. 30 "A telegram just received in
this city states that GaribaEd has been defeated
and captured.
LONDON, Aug 3l.-The Moniteur says that the
insurrection which threatened the destines Of IL.
ally has terminated Garibaldi, after a very
sharp conflict. was compelled to surrender.
An Italian frigatc was Immediately TO cow ey
Garibad to Speccia
/ The blockade Of the Italian coast IL TO be
raised
PARIS. Aug. 3l.-The capture Of Garibsldi ID
fully confirmed.