New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-10

ING no the articles he was acting under compnsion,
against which he solemnly protested. paper was
then drawn mp, and signed both by GarDaldi ana
the Deputy Inspe ctor in which II was explicitly
stated that the first application had been reusedi
that Garibaldi had Insisted upon the delivery, and
that the latter hid been effected ulder the pressure
OF force.
"Our letters from Italy" says the Opinion
Nationale, explain how Garibaldi able to
reach Catana The Italian Government had
Welded TO the enrea'ies of Garbaldis friends,
who were anxious 20 find means Of conclhatioo.
Conferences took place between the chiefs OF the
volunteers and Admiral Aibin, which continued
until the 18th without leading TO any result. On
the other hand, Gen. Mella, who commanded the
forces assembled at Catana received orders TO effect
n junction with the uOOps OF Gen. Rcoti, VINO
wished to cut off corps under the orders OK
\ Menotti. Ganbald on being informed that Mella
had left Caana, made rapid turn 10 the rgh', aho
prese nted himself before the town.
| "The royal authorities not having any means OK
resistance, left the place and the National Guard
and the inhabitants gave the General an enthusiasts
reception"
| The Prose- SAYS:
We learn that Provisional Government, ct the
head of which il placed the Deputy Nicotera, has
been proclaimed at Catsna. Ministry has been
appointed but ONLY the name of the Minister OF the
InteriOr-M. Miceli--is known. Gen. Dunno,
Garbaldian officer, is, it il SAID, IN CaiaorIa el'
gagged in organizing volunteers, in the expectation
OF UdflDhIul + dTEINd''
THE MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
The Dogbladet Of Copenhagen confirms the news
of an approaching alliance between the fIlhee OF
Wales and the Princess Alexandra, daughter OF
Prince Christian, heir presumptive 10 inc tDfohe Vi
Denmark Prince Christian left Copenhagen some
davs aimee with the Princess his wife, and two OK
his daughters. After visiting bis elder brother AZ
Louisenund, in Schleswig, he intends to 90 10 Us
tend It is generally supposed that his koyai hlgn
ncss will afterward proceed to Keinbard:ofnn'l, Ia
Coburg-Gotha, where Queen victoria IS 10 slyy
some weeks. Prince Christian was born In 1910,
and married, in 1872, the Princess Louisa, daughter
of the Lindgrave William Of llesse, by whom lie
has family Of Fix children, three OF them sons
The Princess Alexandria was born on the let OF De-
cember 1874 and is consequently not quite II years
OF AGE She is tall and welooking, and has received
a mos, careful education in ler own family, when
ia GENERALLY esteemed as model Of all the domestic
virtues.
THE NONCONF ORMIsr BICENTENARY.
The bicentenary OF the ejectment OF the two 'hon.
sand Nonconforini-t clergymen from the Church oil
England, was celebrated on August "A. The London
| Star GAYS:
"a great event in the history Of English religion
and liberty was Yesterday celebrated with becoming
/ lites The two hundredLh anniversary Of our st.
| Bartholomew Day-tbanks 70 the alteration OK
style--has fallen upon a Sunday. The 18th OF Aug
ust has REQUIRED in 1862 on the day Of the week
as IN 1902. Else might The CONNIE moration OF the
NoDcon!ormist Bicentsnary have taken a shape
more favorable 10 the disturbance Of feeling than TO
/ the dissemination Of PRINCIPLES
There would, no doubt, have been grea, public
gatherings, much strong speaSing and proportion
are excitement of bottle as well as OF sympathetic
sentiment Az il il, there Las been no lack OF con-
,royersy aud there have cen some sad examples Of
poemic,l ill.teuper. But the warfare OF the press
and the platform las subsidized into pulpit expos-
rlon OF the event and its lessons. In four or i've
thousand nonconformst places of wOrship the story
If the great ejectment was yesterday repeated to
Listening mult.udes, and It's significance presented
with varying eloqueuce and wisdom--bu let us
hone to The general advantage OF That good cause 70
which the tw thousand bore their martyr-cstimony
two hundred years ago."