The Portland daily press., 1862-08-18
Later from Europe per Steamship Anglo
Saxon OFF Cape Race.

CAPE RACE, August 10.
Steamship Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool 7th
and Londonderry sth, for Quebec, passed this
point at $50 yesterday afternoon. She was
boarded by the news yacht of the Associated
Press and the following dispatch obtained.
GREAT BRITAIN.
English papers of the It'll are generally ST.
lent as regards American affairs.
The Daily News reverts to the tariff cues
ton, and argues that it will work its own cure
as the new range of prohibitory duties is of
so ruinous character that they will not be
endured after their pressure has once been full
ly felt. 1t hopes the American people will
send good financiers to Congress and study
matters for themselves before the revenue fails
and smugglers come into play.
FRANCE.
1t is rumored that an amnesty will be pro-
claimed on the Emperors fete day. 1t is also
stated that Napoleon will probably deliver a
brief speech to the diplomatic corps on this oc-
casion, and allude to the Italian and Mexican
questions.
There are vague rumors that the Emperor
will visit Cologne on the 10th, to meet several
European soveregns.
The Steele and Opinione Rationale while
blaming the course OF Garibaldi, insist on the
necessity of promptly solving the Roman ques-
ton by delivering Rome up to Italy.
The Paris bourse is inanimate at 69f &c.
ITALY.
Affairs in regard to Garibaldi's movement
remain unchanged. Garibaldi received the
Kings proclamation from the hands of depu-
tation in the midst of his friends and repealed
the entreaties of the deputation to regard it.
The Times correspondent at Turin says
Garibaldi had gathered together at Naples
about 500 Adventures from mainland. Alto
ppfhqr his forcn 1oas no qycaad and
boys. They were at first unarmed, but were
afterwards supplied by stratagem with few
hundred muskets.
Garibaldi was in no lack Of money, more
than 100000 francs having been sent him
from the Mazzanian and Garibadian Commit
tees in England.
The Papal Minister of War has represented
that the French army takes on itself the en-
tire responsibility of whatever may occur on
the frontier and in the Pontificial States in the
provinces of Forinone and Veletry.
In the Italian Chamber of Deputies, Sig
Raft disapproved of the order addressed BY
the War Minister to the army, and expressed
his belief that civil war in italy was impos-
sible. The impotence of those who desired
Rome for the Capital is not culpable, but gen.
erous.
The Minister of War replied that he was
convinced he had expressed the sentiments of
Vic Nouhas anu anu sdiu tlltt bloueu
the promoters Of discord do not compromise
the King, the government was obliged to dis
avow their proceedings. The army will al
ways be faithful to the King and do its duty
ON all occasions. Everything possible will be
done to avoid civil war, but acts contrary to
the wish Of the nation will not be permitted.
SPAIN.
1t is rumored at Madrid that Murat is in
tended for the King of Mexico.
The Diaro and Epoca say that Spain must
renounce the policy of isolation in Europe and
recognize the Kingdom of Italy.
BRAZIL.
Letters received of the bank failure at Per-
nambuco necessitated the stopping of the
house of Richard Roseton & Co., of Manches-
ter, with various branches in South America.
The liabilities are estimated at e400,OOO.
Some heavy defalcations had been brought to
light in two Brazilian banks.
TURKEY.
A telegram of the 4th from Cettigene as
serts that fifty thousand Turks attacked the
Montenegrins on the I'd inst, in their entrench-
ments at Dokitir, but were VIGOROUSLY repuls-
ed by the Montenegrins under Mirko.
Ohmar Pasha, on the contrary, claims to
have driven the Montenegrins from all their
positions.