New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-30
THE CITY OF BALTIMORE OFF CAPE RACE
Sailing of a Large Steamer for the
Rebels.
SHE IS LOADED WITH WAR MUNITIONS.
The Pirate Nashville at Southampton.
A NEW YORK SHIP DESTROYED BY THE NASHVILLE,
CAPE RACE. Friday. Nov. %. 1861

CAPE RACE, Friday, Nov. 30 1861.
The steamship City of Baltimore, from Liverpool
on the afternoon of Wednesday, the Doth, and
Queenstown the 2st passed this point at $3.50 this
evening She was boarded by the news yacht of the
Associated Press, and the usual dispatch obtained
The steamship Arago, from Boston via Halifax,
arrived at Liverpool on the 18th.
The steamship Teutonia, from New-York, arrived
at Cowes on the 18TH and sailed again for Hamburg.
II il reported that large steamer had left London
with full cargo Of munitions Of war for the rebel
States.
The pirate steamer Nashville arrived at South
ampton on the 2lst. On the 18th inst she tell IN
with and boarded the American ship Harvey Birch,
bound from Havre to New-York, in ballast. The
pirates took oil Capt Nelson and his crew, then set
fire to the ship and burned her TO the waters edge.
The Nashville landed Captain Nelson and the crew
at Southampton, and remained there herself with
the Rebel flag flying
the Nashville denies being "a priyateer, and yet
he says that he has commission as war
steamer
Thirty guineas had been demanded for insurance on
the North Briton
The supposed privateer which had been seen in
the Mediterranean proves to have been lv@ful
New-York merchantman and had arrived at Con-
stantinople.
Mr.. Russell, in his last letter TO The london
Times asserts that the President and Cabinet were
not indsposed TO q peaceful arbitration, and were
probably considering u proposition of accepting or
asking for the intervention OF the great European
potentates.
II il reported that several steamers have been
insured in London, for d run from England to New
Orleans and back, at 70 guineas.
II was reported that a considerable reduction
would be maze in the military estimate IN the num-
Der of troops OF France. Ii was also asserted by
the Paris Constitutional that Count Persigny had
submitted to Napoleon project for the disarmament
of the French portion.
The Mexican expedition comprises Is vessels $50
guns, 5000 sailors, and 5000 troops.
The French Senate would be convened on the I'd OF
December.
The belief in the necessity for French loan con-
tinued, the financial wants Of the Government being
urgent.
The Bourse was firm. Rentes advanced TO 80 francs
The Emperor Napoleon will visit Queen Victoria
during the great exhibition next year.
1t ia asserted that the project of the Italian Con-
federacy ID by means abandoned.
modification OF the italian Ministry is now
rumored, but nothing had been accomplished.
Austria had quietly got together quite powerful
squadron in the Adrialic-ffly vessels in al.
The Madrid EspaRa Gays that project was dis
cursed OF forming IN America Colony of ali Re.
pubcs OF Spanish origin with Spain at the head
Of it.
The address of the Cortez in response to the
Oueen's speech, has been read. Ii approves Of all
the points o, The speech.
The adninstr. ton Of the Arch Bishopric of War
saw, was arrested by an order from 81. Petersburg
The Calcutta and Chib- mail had reached Alexan-
dris, and would be due in London on the 2'th.