New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

..nd Observation-Disclosures Engagement
between tho Royal Troops and the
lsnribaIdians.
"A portion Of the Euopss will be found on psge dl
ST. JoHss. N. e. Tuesday. Asg 10 1872
GREAT BRITAIN.
Tie Morning Post also has leader on the sub
iect of the commerce OF Nassau. IL says the Union
crusers by sta,onipg themselves just oaside Of the
re,cribed limit. of the shore become an organizs
ton for the express lurpoe OF setting the Anglo
American convention at naught.
Mr. Sdell had an interview with NJ. ThouveDel
subsequent 10 his audience with the Emperor and
NJ. Thonveuel is asserted 10 have alleged that ths
unwngness Of England WIS the principal reason
WHY France did not act a. once IN American mat,ers.
The recognition OF the independence OF the South
was regarded AS pretty certain. 80
The Confederate steamer 1000" was last seen BIZ
the steamer John Bell, which arrived III the Clyde
ON the ith. She was steaming IA or - knots PEI
hour.
grand banquet was given at Sheffield to Lord
Palmerston who In his speech regretted the prevail
ing distress in the manufacturing districts, but he
thought all wouli ADM, the wisdom of the Govern.
ment in nos attempting to relieve that distress BY in
terf,rence. lie considered interference would only
make matters worse and the Government would
therefore maintain strict seutrality. lie hoped that
che evils now existing would soon have an end, that
chari,abl. feeling would yet prevail On the Other
side OF the Atlantic aud that another year would
no, see continuance OF the preseIt deil-e OF oooa
Mr. Roebuck made a long speech. lie said DO
had no donbt America would be divided III Two, ana
he thought, ultimately into five parts, ana 1oieveS
cease TO be the United States. He denounced lhe
conduct Of the North as all immoral proceeding, 10
tally incapable Of success. Cries OF No, no.,
- Ye.. ycs"l Thus they could never be reuni'ed.
The war was q mere waste OF blood IL Was no "a'
against Slavery. ~ ,r.S
The American correspondence Of the lI~ts NJ.
otner papers represent recruiting rs laiae ,Sa.
The Sf0J correspondent s,y- there IS no douo' tae
in few weeks the Preeiden.s call WOMB ~ oe iuly
responded To. lie represents that Mcclellan s army
n stronger than il was before the late oa''ies
FRANCE.
MANY French journals speak with great anhiev
IA 10 Italian affairs under Garibadi movements.
The OpiAion NGt.0aaie deploles he iatai hesiIi
lion whi,h makes the French Goverhh'eh' sn., "r
from the necessary solution VIZ: the evacaa'ion VI
Rome. o,h. ., saf
The Bourse was frner closing on the ON ~ W.
To-. for the Remes.
The Paris correspondent Of The De|y Ne@s a"
sorts positively that Gsnbali has refused v" WY
Victor Emanuels proclamation. ,.u.l d,
The rnuors that the English deet was oIa ,h Gor
ion the French squadron III interference WV"
buldi proved false. .,,s;..u n,
A letter from Palermo says the eh' '',s., d;say
Gsri aldi il 80 great that young men t r,tiss 10
peariug entirely from the place an' u. aeon be at
Sicily initiate Palermo. Garibaidi n"''
4 he bend of SD 900 volunteers. ii - uar a,
I Ia Fsnce says Gab. held sc"ns, 10 w mssh
Cei.lu ON the iih. at which il was ZION,
on Ram. otwitbst ,nding the renan Sa,;h,N;
Turn The volunteers numoero99 -, ,a, IA ,s;d 10
had chartered six large vessels. here 20 be Joined
be 70 land ia the Gulf Of fae.mo Oh on the Roman
by an auxiliary force, and ~A ~ w
States. ,,. ..vs Caribaldian vol
The Official iAraa CO.. Msssina instead OF Palermo.
qnIeers @1a,a @ aud are divided into three col
'a' i "" cSs%s: s.s sSans R Sa
eaia there was ,aIen place between the troops
an nsnd Of GaDadiaDs, and The troops lost III"
muskets.
INDIA. ~.
The Calcutta mail of July |, and Bombay .a en- :
had been received. The American pof'io"
board the Europa.