The national Republican., 1862-09-10
FROM EUROPE.
News by the Australasian.
ENGLAND AND AMERICA
Lord PaysNerssoss on the Trent
.AM0tr.
Defeat and Capture Of Garlbaldi.

NEW York, Sept 9.-The following addi
tional details Of news BY the steamer Austral
| asian have been received:
GREAT BRITAIN.
Lord Pslmerston, In speech ct Melbourne
referred 10 the Trent affair, which be said wa,
settled In manner consistent with the honor
principles, and dignity Of both Eoglsnd and
America.
The London Times reiterates its arguments
that the North cannot conquer the South, and
says tha. the time for compromise Of some
Of the desperate contest cannot be so fatal o.
the continuance Of the war.
The Times then draws the analogy between
he position Of England during the revolution.
ary war and the present position Of the North
and says that II IL time the North followed the
example Of England.
The Army ard Ndry Gazette describes Gen
McClellan's campaign Is the most signal fail.
ure seen In this country.
Lord Brougham had made a speech urging
the necessity Of absolute neutrality and non.
Intervention in every sense Of the word, ss the
only security for the peace Of England, and the
best hope Of securing the end Of the unhappy
quarrel.
The Liverpool Post draws attention 10 Sec
retary Seward . late circular to encourage emi.
grants, and urges the distressed operatives Of
Lancashire and the Irish poor to follow Mr..
Stewards advice and emigrate.
The London Daily Ne,cs urges that the Elm
peror Napoleon cannot be allowed TO assume
exclusive control In Italian affairs, and urges
the British Government 10 speak out.
There were vague rumors that Eoglsnd had
protested against any French occupation Of
Nespolitan territory, and that England even
threatened Q corresponding movement in Sici
ly II France resorted to such step.
FRANCE.
The Emperor Napoleon presided at an in
portant Cabinet Council on the 2sth Of August
on Italian affairs. Very important matters, 1t
Is said, were discussed.
A French squadron has been sent to Naples,
and an Eoglish squadron, It 10 said, has also
been ordered there.
The military governments continue. Out
breaks were spprehended, but precautionary
measures had been taken to counteract them.
LATEST VIA LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, August 20, p. m.-The Times Of IN.
day has an article on the extraordinary poe
zion Of the Democratic party in America. l,
says that they are fighting In q cause for which
lhey feel the mcst boundlets devotion, but Of
the same time In behalf Of policy and party
whi:h they detest II regards Nj. vallsndig-
hams recent speech as an exposition Of the
feeling Of the Democrats, and thinks their dem
onstration In every way important, a. It serves
to show that, in addition TO other difficulties,
President Lincoln will have to struggle against
the legitimate effects Of The wsr-s violent re-
action against bis own army and arbitrary acts.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
PARIS, August 30-noon.-A telegram Just
received In this city states that Garibaldi has
been defeated, wounded and captured.
LONDON, August 3l.--The Aonitellr Gays that
the insurrection which threatened to ccmpro.
mise the destinies Of Italy has terminated.
Garibaldi, after very sharp contest, wus
compelled 10 surrender.
Au Italian frigats was Immediately ordered
TO convey him 10 Spezzia.
The blockade Of the Italian coast Ia ordered
to be raised.
PARIS, Sept. 3l.-The capture Of Garibaldi |,
fullv con1rma5