New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

MANAGEMENT OF THE ATLANTIC TElE-
GRAPH-THE FENIAN PANIC-MAGAzINEs,
AND WHAT Is IN THEM-AMERICAN TOPICS
-swINBURNE AND ARNOLD--THACKERAl--
A sHAKESPEARIAN DISCOVERY.
From Our Own CouespoBdent
Before this reaches you, Gaibaldi will have
started once more for Rome 1t is useless to predict
but there are certain chances in his favor which did
not exist before received letter last night from
your correspondent in Italy. saying in substance
90 10 Caprera at shall start with Garbaldi for
Rome via LeghOn within week the business will
be settled one way the other, and think the right
way" Garibald is sailor not less than soldier; let
MS hope he will have better fortune by sea than by
land Why he went from Alessandria 10 Caprera
has been a mystery. letter of yesterday clears it
up. Il am gricved TO say" writes my correspondent,
that through --'s agency, who sent messenger
10 tell him. after left, that long as lac remained
in Alessandria the Romans would not stir, but that
he was at CaprcTa the movement would 20 on, he has
been induced 10 90. All going on perfectly But
il has since appeared from his own statement That
Garibald went to Caprcra unpledgcd to any cOndi-
tiOns. / look to hear at any moment OF hls LANDING
near Leghorn. Ratazzis troops are Stll moving 10
the frontier; detached Tsings occur mere ana theIe
the Government closes the telegraph oihces; the
French fleet is lying in ToulOn with anchors hove
short the Bonrse is in aIpanc the Pope, also, hope,
and the thunderbOlt hangs in the air.
News of the arrest of Garibaldi last week was held
back by the Italian Government I'll late III she even
H., cipher dispatch was sent me. Az Z, thc Coy
ernment took possesso on of the telegraph Office My
dispatch came through and was delivered at l:'O
same day-quite as promptly as usual WIN ltalan
kilograms. The evening papers printed IN London
had no knowledge Of the arrest In Paris II was not
known, and OF course not III any other European city
If the Cable transmitted your dispatch with any
reasonable quckncss, the news should have been
known in New-York by noon following for the five
hours difference Of time and long before 1t was heard
of on this side OF the water.
II the Gable sent it promptly. That is what one
sOmtimes two or three days TO make q passage.
Thursday morning we had Gable news OF Monday a
dispatch dated Sept. 30 p. M was not received IN
London sO Mr. Reuter- ayersl till $50 p. IN. October
2 dispatch dated p. IN, Oct. ], was received at
1859 a. H.. Oct. 3 This latter announced that no
Furopcan news had been received in NewYOrk since
Saturday at nOonn The delay of dispatches has he
come common that IL Onght TO be somebody's bnsl-
ness to inquire who is in faut. Mr. Reuter- publicly
charges it on the Atlantic Company, ana they 90
not, 80 far as know pubhbH deny It,. They GER
tainly offer no excuse for negligence which, unless
explained, will sooner or later be called fraud.
The alarm about the Fcnians is becoming almost a
panic If il he not quite that yet il is not the iant
of certain journals which have done ana are DONG
their utmost to persuade the English people that
Fenian uprising is imminent IN England ltself. Ihe
examination at Manchester goes on. ana the absurd
pTetense of AN apprehended Tescue is SIN put Tor
ward to justify the handcnihng ol unconvlcled prs
Oners not even yet on trial. They are examined 10
whether they shall be tried Every day witnesses
the spectacle of men brought mp III IRONS, who have
been arrested without cause, against whom even the
Government infOrners can invent no evidence, aud
whom the magistrate can find no excuse FOR de-
tanning Their irons are struck OF, and they 90
ont of Court to be insulted by the mob which Mr..
Flowers imagination converts INTO a body OF Fenian
TeleTams fly over the country from Leeds,
from Rochdale, from | know not how many towns,
announcing assassinaiOns of police and outbreaks Of
all kinds They get cOntradcted next day, but they
make an impression bOndsman is murdered IN
London-Fenans again. A policeman gets a blow
on the head from somebody whom he has served IN
like manner-the Fenans did that, too. There Is no
evidence but there credulty enough to supply the
want of it, Lastly, the arnories were to have been
attacked last night and TO prevent 1t the authorities
have adopted the more than Irish precauton OF send
ing the arms to the Tower There is probably rea-
son for this persistent effort to create danger which
does not exist, but il does not yet appear:
Perhaps the heaviest task assigned III these days to
any man is the reviewing of the multitudlnous
m0nthlies. Even to enumerate them Is the exhaus-
tion of paragraph. The list includes fidsr and
Blao@rood of the highly respectable hafcrown type;
The ForfniGhHy at two shiliings. OF much pretense
and not always since Mr. Lcwes left IT, OF great per
fornance: The COrRhW. MdcDitdns, Temple BdT,
TasIcys Belgraria (the medium of Miss Darlington
White Braddon's conveyances from the frenchD,
london Society," The Tict0dd Emily Faithful vs. maya
zine preaching practical womans rights doctrnel,
The tinted SGricc and finally, the new 81 Pdats OF
There an uucob1uod report night iHat 1arts Do, ssin ls"p
ftci a. eghoru 4. 60 issd a o rear ai ri Far