New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

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by the arrival of DE Kangaroo, from Ligerpool
Oct :. via Queenstown Oct. 8, and OF the Australia
sian, from Liverpool Oct. II, via Queenstown Oct.
L., we have four days later rews FROM Europe.
sensation was made in England by a speech Of Mr..
Gladstone on the American war, who declared amid
tine greatest applause, that Jefferson Davis had sue
ceedsd in creating nation. AT the same time,
however, he declared in favor of England continuing
to maintain the stficiest neutrality. The English
and French papers afro still commenting on the Pres
dents Proclamation, tie leading Liberal papers ex-
pecting from il good results at home and increased
sympathy abroad while the organs Of the aristoe-
racy--comprisng III England an immense majority
of the entire political press-heartily denounce 1t.
More Garibald meetings were 10 be held in En-
gland. and new conflict with the Irish roughs OF
London was anticipated. Amnesty has been granted
TO Garbaldi and all his followers with the exception
of the deserters from the royal army, five of whom
had been tried by court martial and sentenced to be
shot. The Bavaria from Hamburg Oct. 8, arrived
ALEC at this port last night Her news has been an
ticpated
Mr.. c. f. ESTE, tie accomplished Chief Clerk
in the Office of Internal Revenue at Washington,
New-York, on bis passage through the city the other
day and detained fer twenty -four hours Mr.. Esiee
has been Commissioner Boutwell's right hand bower
since the organization of the Internal Revenue
Bureau. has had much to DO in devising tie numer-
Gus books forms, and blanks to be used by the Col
ectors and Assessors throughout the country, and IL
thoroughly an fat in all the routine and details Of
this important branch of the public service. SO on
the invitation Of the Collectors and ASSESSOR he net
them at The Fifth Avenue Hotel for the purpose Of
an informal talk, and in reply to questions
in a clear ind lCcid explained the
practical operation Of tie aot, and particularly
tie modes Of proceeding under the law, the manner
of keeping accounts making out returns, &c. He
also explained many knot,y and apparently conflict
Ing passages in the law, aud brought light out OF
darkness generally. The interview was very
pleasant one, and we have doubt that Mr.. Estee's
admirable explanations will prove Of great service
in the way Of producing uniformity of action on The
nan Of tie Internal Revenue officers Of this city,
where 60 large an amount il TO be assessed and col.
lected Gov. Boutwell, is now on f. visit TO the
North and leaves h.s Office in charge Of Mr. Estee.
BY the arrival Of the steamship Ariel, from As
pinwalI, We receive important news from South
America. ten. Mosquefa, tie fretioebt oi Ne"-
Granada, or as now called, the United States Of
Columbia is reported to have established his Gov
eminent throughout the Republic the Conservatives
having been totally routed by the Liberal General
Gutierrez. Gen. Arboedo the leader Of tie Con-
serysdyes, viii probably be forced into Ecuador.
Capt. Mulian or the Army reached tbs city lasi
night from Oregon, where he wac sent iouf yesrs
ago to construct a wagon road from The nayigab'e
waters Of the Columbia 10 the Missouri River. The
work is done, and a fine road OF only 600 miles Is 10
use. lie goes at once TO Washington, 10 make
official report.
Stocks were buoyant and tending upward yesier-
Cav. In Bonds there good business with advancing
prices Governments sud IN demand EJchanfe
Quiet, F.eght Irregular Gold down 70 1871. FLOUR market
du and J4 !O cents lower Wheat and Com steady
with fair business PIoyisions generally quiet aad preet
favor Tie buyer