Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-31
ny TELEGRAPH.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Europa.

HALIFAX, October 3O.--The Eyopa, from
Liverpool the 10Th, via Queenstown 10th,
arrived to day with &7659 in specie for
Boston.
EKGLANp.-The Paris correspondent of the
London Times writes that the discussion as
TO the common line of policy to be adopted
by France and England on the American
question, has been again renewed. The
subject has been mooted before, but was
postponed. Possibly information brought
over by Prince Napoleon may have con-
tributed to make the Emperor more inclined
to listen to proposals which might be made
in this respect by England.
The London Globe gives prominence to the
following paragraph
ave learn from an authentic source that
notification has been issued affecting trade
with the Southern States. 1t will appear
from a letter of instructions issued by Mr..
Memminger, from Richmond on the 52d of
August that the Confederate Government
authorized vessels coming from foreign coun-
tries to enter any port on the Southern
coast, declaring such port shall be considered
proper port of entry for such vessels, if
their master or owner shall, without delay,
dispatch messenger to the nearest collec-
ton district, in order that revenue officer
may be sent by the collector TO take charge
of the cargo, and execute the formalities re-
quired in connection with the entry of
goods"
At Conservative demonstration in Essex,
Captain Jervis, member of Parliament, ex.
patiated on the war in America and its eff
feet on England. He argued in favor of the
right of secession, and urged that the people
of England should give such strong express
sion Of their sentiments as would induce the
Government to act in accordance there with.
The Times, in an editorial on the day of
l,,.,, lot 4l,.,N
the turmoil of war change in the morals of
communities can be deserted, and there is a
faint glimmering of a new dawn, and says:
Intelligent Americans are inclined to be-
leve that the return of peace, though it will
show mutilation and give no security for
more secession in future, will be the era for
a better and more orderly Government in
the free States generally"
DR.. RusselPs last letter is dated Washing
ton, October 4. In it he slludes to a great
expedition TO sail at the end of o ctober. He
says that the Government is determined to
open a cotton port, and it don't believe in
the oaths Of the Southerners that they will
never give bale of cotton to the Yankees,
but thinks the temptation of the high prices
prevailing will attract large supplies of cot
ton to port for expectation. Thus Govern
ment monopoly may be created in cotton,
and q strong protection Government will
SChECcll ldlL W put Ou Lut SCTtW Win
customers. The writer thinks for the pres
ent the large ports of the South are tolerably
safe.
The owner of the ship Boyle has brought
forward grievances against the Federal Gov
eminent for prohibiting that vessel from
entering Savannah before the blockade was
established, and claims compensation for
Losses.
The official trial of the speed of the iron
| plated friRate Warrior resulted in an average
| # nearly fourteen and half knots, which
/ places her at the head of the British Navy in
speed as well as in all other particulars.
The highest speed attained was over six
teen and one-half knots.
A meeting had been held at Birmingham
relative 10 the cotton supply, and in advo-
C8cy Of the establishment of cotton industry
III Africa, as means OF destroying the slave
| trade.
Count Perpigny has issued circular, call.
ing on the projects to bring all charitable so.
cieties, established without the sanction o
| the Government, under the operations of tbs
laws. The societies of st. Vincent de Pau
are especially pointed out for reform.
Paris, October l8.-BouTse dull, but closed
frmer at 67fs5.
PRUssIA.-The coronation of the King ha,
taken place.
Commercial News.
liverpool Flour firm and tendency up
ward. Wheat firm, and Cd. higher on week
| Corn still advancing. Pork dull. Bacol
steady. Breodstuffs quiet and firm. Pro
visions dull.
ConsolS closed at 92K@92H. More doin,
| in American Stocks.