, 1861-10-31

HALIFAX, Oct. S0,-The Europa, from Liz
etrcol 19;h, via Queenstown 20th, arrived
to-day with e7659 in specie fer Boston.
EsGLND.-The Paris correspondent Of the
TO the common line Of policy to be adopted by
France end England on the American ques-
tion has again bcen renewed. The subject
has been mooted before, but Was postponed.
Possibly information brought over by Prince
Napoleon nay have eont1l6nted to make 1a,e TIE
which might be made in this respect by Eng
isud.
The London Globe gives prominence to the
iul.uWthg FarsRratl:
We learn from an authentic source that rat
ifcstion has been issued affecting trade with
the Southern States.
Itwould appear from letter Of instruc-
tion, issued by Mr. Memmiuger, from Rich.
mond, On the ed Of August, that the Con-
federate Government authorized vessels COLI
ing from. foreign countries to enter aug port
On the Southern coast, declaring such port
aha]l be considered proper port Of entry for
such vessels, IT the master or owner shell,
| without delay, despatch 8 messenger to the
near5kt collection district, In order that
revenue officer may be sent by the Collector
10 take charge Of the cargo, and execute the
| Gormalides required in connection with the
eltry Ct goods
| Al conservative demonstration in Essex,
Capt. Jeryis, member Of Parliament, expa-
in England. He argued in favor Of the right
of accession, and urged that the people Of
England should give such strong expression
Of their sentiments as would induce the Gov
eminent to act In accordance Herewith.
The Times, in an editorial on the day Of hui
initiation and prayer in America, says that
amid all the turmoil Of War change In the
morals Of communities can be desired, and
there is faint glimmering Of new dawn ;
and says intelligent Americans are Inclined to
LII kt.r$ fnfT 7tFh-
will show mutilation and give no security for
more secession in future, will be the era for q
better and more orderly government in the
Northern Ststes generally:
| Dr. Russeu'6 last letter is dated at Washing
ton, Oct. 4th. In it he aAudes to great eS
The Government Is determined to open cot
son port, and it don't believe in the oaths o
the Southerners that they will never give :
7 bsIe Of cotton to the Yankees, but thinks tn
temptation ot high prices pre!allng VII ~ at al:
portation. Thus government monopol,
may be created in cotton, and strong Pre-
. lection. The Government wilt scarcely fai
to put On the screws With foreign customers
= The writer thinks for the present the larg
: ports Of the South are tole1aclJ ssfe.
G The owntr Of the ship Boyle has brongh
q !orTa1d grievances agairst the Federal Coy
+ errmert fer prohibiting that vessel from el
tarirg Savannah before the blockade Was e
.ablsbed, and Claims compensation for lo3se
r The official trial of the speed of the iro
plated 1rigate Warrior resulted IN an avenag
y Of nearly fourteen aud half knots, whic
~ places her at the head OF the Britis Navy
j. speed Us we'll as in all o:her psrticuls.s. II
d higheEt speed attained was over sixteen and
la1f kpots.
> 4 meeting had been held at Birmingha
relative to the cotton supply, and IN advocat
Of the establishment Of cotton industry
Africa as a means Of destroying the sla'
trade.
l. Count Persigny has Issued circular, calli1
On the projects to bring all character Of g
cieties established without the sanction
u the Government. under the operation Of Il
e, law. The eocieties of St, Vincent De Paul 8
IS Especially pointed out for reform.
Il PARIS, Oct. 1S.-The Bourse is dul1, b
closed firm at 81 and 85c.
IS PRUssA--The coronation Of the King b
N | taken place