Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
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iALf.h, June 5-The Europa from Liver.
poor ON me 9TH inst has arrived
49, ~. hnglsh House Of Commons n variety Of
4I nI' were put to the government.
MI seymour Fitzgerald replied tb,, IN. . ,,.,
lean governmen Mt had made grave 49,. ni,eI
certain British officers but NO omntsI .ts ains.
had been received from those oticeTs He cos'ia
only saw, that IL occurrences .uch a. ~. oou
planned of had occurred, they Womb ~ 't eol'',
with the deepest regret by tue governmen, -
lmmrdiate explanations given The fulIs,,
formation sbonld he laid before Parliament as
early rs possible. Meanwhile he had .,nIs, -
add that orders had been sent out 10 the or,,,s,
IN command Of the squadron in the Cuban water.
TO make every inquiry into the subject and thar
.ne Siedisst caution and forbearance should be
flag INC H"'e'csh
The London Times, in leader on the search.
afsinx, ~, vessels, reterates Its obs, ton
S.hin tue policy OF maintanin a souadron
-, mas proved so inefsctual for thu end in
"a ho,. Tvs, whatever the right OF tue case
&c lar Americans may be ready TO 90 AZ
PcSe' In compliance, for peace sake w,s c,nno,
put LOOK forward To a day when N viii n. 1870
oisasIe anie, ahd al the same time mare unnsces
say ioI aherlcahs TO submit, aud a sfiil greater
i"t-down Tor our pride To give way Ares n.ss
ing some censure upon the apathy NJ IT. . P,s
can Government In the SuppreS.fon o., az -.
trade, IL concludes as follows: We do NOT comnsI
her 10 the virtue sh. has not; befor. very Ion, q,
mere attempt must bring on a fearfuI w. ~ r.
there no such thing as giving up crusade With
began with being optional and is found to he in
/
Is nothing to be surrendered except AFTER the
loss OF ~ 600 lives on both sides and ~ 900 600 81
money Is there no other use 81 ually hen. VIOLENT
70 wnich we could put tue half million and val
aDir lives annually sunk in those suuadronsp
La the city article OF the Times some ras.c
uohs are made on the same subject; and A Is
; asAeu Shstner, snpposing America TO he unwiIl-
ing TO md ships for the slave trade ~ the 800
ron might not agree for one or txvo ,,,nd,,a.,
officers TO be received as permanent gnex,. On
board British vessels while serving on sucb An
ties, and for all searches to be cond uc,ed 49,,
the auspices of such American officers
The Daily News editorial on the same subi.ct
regards the affair as disag one but thinks
II us premature TO jump at conclusions without
nearing Doth sides Of the question. Ii discredits
'he reports made by some OF the American can
t.ins zap
The same paper draws a contrast between tbe
seIi emancipation policy of Russia and the slave
policy of America, and Incidentally reviews the
career OF Tourgueneff and Edward Everett unon
the latter Of whom IL casts bitter reflections
Inc London Post thinks II injury has been
sustained England cannot refuse the reparation
demanded by Cas-, and calls for such forbear-
ance In the matter complained Of AZ will not en-
danger the friendly relations between the two
The London star thinks the danger is immi-
nent, unless the British Government recede from
its untenabe position.
The Atlantic telegraph feet returned IN pt,
mouth from their experimental trip on the I'd
inst The experiment Of paying out and hauling
IN the cable In water nearly three miles deep,
ucSpci III ~ any where between
Ireland and Newfoundland was entirely sun
cessfui, and the new machinery Is pronounced
perfect. The operation OF splicing was perfected
four times, and the cable was paved out at the
rate OF seven TO light knots hour The espe-
dition finally starts from Plymouth on the 9Th or
10th Of June
Government had chartered twenty additional
SHIPS 10 convey troops 10 India, and il va. said
that 100 men. including four cavalry regiments
Were TO be sent ont without a moments DELAY
Messrs. Rawsons a Co. OF London aud Liver
pool, with branches in India and China. aud
largely engaged in the Eastern trade, had sus-
pended. with liabilities estimated at f1o1 tED
stefling-assets said 20 he ample; tue failure was
cansed 10y depreciation in Eastern produce and
failure Of expected remittahres.
The government has instructed the Post Once
authorities To make mp a mail for the Steamer
ffom galway To New York, and the United States
have been invited 10 despatch a return mail
Rioting was taking place almost nightly in
Belfast on large scale. Places Of worship aud
private houses bad been attac ked. and consider
able amount OF property DESTROYED. The military
and police were engaged in queiling the factious
fights.
Tue following United States Consuls had been
ohclaily recognized: Samuel Ward, at Bristol,
George *. West, at the Bay Islands. aud Albert
Il Catlin, at Prince Edwards Island.