The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-12
Foreign News.

CARE RACE, Sept. 3.
Tho Australia, from Liverpool 30ti
nni Queenstown 3lst arrived Sunday A
NJ.
GRrAr BRITAIN Lord Palmcrston IL
u speech ut MilbOurnc, referred 10 th,
Trent pilair, which he sad was scttl,C
in u mNnncr consistent to the dignity o
both England aud America, there wa,
cons, qucntly no triumph was that o
truth aud justice, which each side was
equally inter, stcd to maintain,
Tnc Lon Ion Times rtit, rates its ar.
pumcn,s that the North cannot conquer
1 the South, and says the time for com.
promise has arrived, uLd the worst set
Il, mcnt of the dispute cannot be 50 fatal
us the continuance orihe war.
The Timts then draws an apology
between the position of England during
the Revolutionary war und the present
position Of the North, aud says that il is
time the North followed the example ol
England.
The Army aud Navy Gazette describes
General McCl rlluu's campaign as the
most signal failure seen this century.
Lord Brougham had made speech ur-
ging the absolute necessity OF hcutrality
aud non-intcIvVntiOn in America.
Tho Liverpool Post draws attention
10 : crctary Stewards late circular TO
encourage emigration, and urges the dis
tressed operatives OF Lancashire and the
Irish poor 10 follow Mr.. Stewards advice
and cmigratc.
The London News argues that .hc En-
pcrior Napoleon cannot be allowed TO
assume exclusive control In Italian ni-
fuirs, and urges the British Government
10 speak out.
There were vague rumors that Eng
land had protested against any French
occupation of Nspohtan territory, and
that England even threatened cores
pondirg movement in Sicily il France
( rtsortcd TO such step.
FRANcE-The Emperor presided u,
an important cabinet Council ON the 2Stll
of August, ON Italian affairs. A French
squadron has been sent TO Naples, and
an English squadron, II is said has also
been placed there.
lrALy-Thc latest advices from Turin
report Gar,baldi aud his volunteers cou.
tinued their march from Reggie, pursued
by column of Dcersaglcri.
A proclamation issued by Garibald
from Cataneio, melting the people to in
surreetion, had produced stroug demon
strations in his ihvor at GcnoS, Florence
and Rome. Collisions had taken plae'
between the authorities aud tho people
AUSTRIA Military movements conlin
ne. Outbreaks apprchcndcd, but precau
tious measures have been taken TO coun
tIract them.
IoNpoS, 3Oth.-Tho Times OF to.da,
has an article ON the cxtraordinar posi-
tion ofthe Democratic party in Ameica
II says they are lighting In cause 70
which they feel the most boundless deyo
ton, but at the same time in behalf Of I
policy aud President which they detest
Il regards Vallandingham's recent spcccl
as tn exposition OF the feeling OF th
Democratic party, and makes their de
nlonstrRtions IN every way important, as
serves to show that in addition TO otho
difficulties that President Lincoln vii
have to contend against as the legimat
, effects of the war, there will be u violen
reaction against his own arbitrary acts.
. U4atcst via Queenstown Pans, Au
/ gust Soth ~ MA telegraph just recey
1 cd in this city states that Garlbaldi ha
. been defeated, wounded and captured.
/ LoNDoS, August Si.-rhe hoaticv
a says that the insure etion which threat
: ened to compromise the destinies Of ltal,
has terminated. Garibali, after sever
: eonflict, was compelled to surrender. A
: Italian irigate.was Immediately ordere
!, TO sen,cy hin to Sp, xxio.
The blockade OF The Italian coast wa
ordered 10 be raised.