Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-10

The Eveniny Post Gays that the Eng
lish and French Cabinet are quite 10 the
dark in regard to the movements OF
Gsribadi, and urges that if he be reb
ell and conspiIator be has been encour-
aged by the people from the King down
ward.
Garabaldi had left Melma, and was
proceeding towards Reggie. lie IS SAID
10 have announced to hts volunteers tnat
in few days he would march into va
pies with them.
1t is reported that large numbers OF
royal troops have been sent to Keggio
with orders to seek Garabaldls forces
Immediately aud defeat them.
The Italian feet was cruising 10 the
straits, cutting off communication with
Sicily.
The Mazzionian patty had attempted
to set up demonstration at Messlna in
favor Of Garabaldi, but they we're put
down.
The latest official news in the Turin
Gazette represents that the news from
the Neapoltan provinces is satisfactory.
The state OF the seige was well received
by the people there.
Gen. Lamormon had issued strong
proclamation against GaraDsldi, pronib
ting tho expectation and retention OF
arms.
CAPs RACE, Sept s.
The Australian, from Liverpool. 3Oth,
aud Queenstown, 3lst, arrived on Sun
day, A. NJ.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Lord Palmerston, in speech at Mel
bourne, referred to the Trent affair,
which he said was settled in manner
consistent with the dignity Of both Eng
and AID America. There was conse-
qnently no trlumphs on either side.
The London Times relterates its argu-
ments that the North cannot conquer
the South, and says the time for com
promise has arrived, and the worst set
Element of the dispute cannot be SO ia
tal AS the continuation of the war.
The Times hen draws an analogy be
tween the pc ition of England during
the Revolutionary War, and the present,
position OF England during that war,and
tue present position Of the North, aud
saws that it is time the North followed
the example of England.
The Army and Nary Gazette de-
,crlbes Gen. McCIelau's campaign as
the most signal failure seen in this cen
fury.
Lord Broug CHAM had made 3 speech,
urging the absolute necessity of neutral.
ity aud non intervention IN America.
The Liverpool Post draws attention to
Secretary Stewards late ciicnlar to en-.
courage emigration, and urges the dis
trersed operatives OF Lancashire snd the
Irish poor to follow Mr.. Stewards advice
and emigrate.
The London Ne,os urges that the
Emperor Napoleon cannot be allow ed
to assume exclusive control in Italian
affairs, and urges the British govern
ment to speak out.
There were rumors that England had
protested against any Fen b occupa-
ton OF Neapolltan Territory, and tina,
England threatened a corresponding
movement in Sicily if France resorted t
such step.
FRANCE.
The Emperor presided At an important
Cabinet council on the 2S,h of August
on Italian affairs.
A French squadron has been sent t
Naples, and an English squadron, it j
said, has also been placed there.
!, The advices from Turin report Cara
baIdi and his volunteers continued thei
march from Reggie, pursued by col
umn Of Beersoylires.
A proclamation issued by Garabald
from Cutonia, inviting The people to in
surrection, had produced strong d mon
strations IN his favor at Genoa ant
Florence, and some collisions had takel
place between the authorities and th,
people.
AUSTRIA.
Military movements continue. Out
breaks are apprehended, but measure
are taken to contract them.
LONDON, Sept 80.
The Times Of to-day has an article OF
the position of the Democratic party il
) America. 1t says they arc fighting In
cause for which they feel the mos
boundless devotion, but at the same tim
in behalf Of policy and Pres,den
which they detest. 1t regards Vailan
digham's recent speech as an exposltio,
of the feeling Of the Democrats, an,
thinks their demonstration In every wa,
important, rs it serves to show that il
addition to other difficulties that Presi-
!, against the legitimate effects Of the war
there will be q vio,ent reaction agains
his own arbitr Try acts.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
i. PARIS Aug. 80.
A telegram just received IN this city
} states that Garabaldi had been defeated
) wounded and captured.
, LONDON Aug 81.
The Moniteur says that the in,urrec
ton which threatt ned to compromis'
tie distress of Italy, has terminated
GarabaIdi, after very sharp conf ct
: was compelled to surrender. An Italian
frigate was ordered to convey him t,
/ spezzi.
} The blockade of the Italian coast i
ordered to be raised.
PARIS, Aug. 81.
. The Garabaldl news is fully confirmed
Liverpool Breadstuffs.- Market rulet
dull during the week, with decline OF
all lnc,r,.,,oro