Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Tie Europa at Hal;far-Joln Bull Grnfi-
fed and .SGfisfied-1s 10 international
Lar, Let 4ne Consider"

HALIFAX, Jan 26.-The Europa from
Liverpool llth. Queenstown 18th. brings
neither troops nor stores. The Govern
ment has discontinued shipments by Cnn-
arlers.
1t was repo el. however, that war-likc
preparations at Woolw:ch h,d not ielaxei
Th. steamers continued taking on h.avy
sto es for Ii lifax and Jane >town.
Mr.. Sewarls dispatches ware considered
in council on he 9Th. The Times under
stan /, tina. an answer will be mel ex-
pressing qualification at the disavowal Of
Comm dore w fkcs's act. accepting salts
faction ten lcrel AMI assuming the prece
d !. tn, "rnt e will lule in the case
Of the schooner Eugcnie Smith.
AS to the laws of neutrals. government
will decline an ,wer until it has an oppo
tunity of submitting the whole note to
their law officers.
There are propositions in tn, note al
missable. tu. after release of the prisoners
may be properly discussed.
The Morning Post announces that
thorough un le,stanl ling with orr Govern
ment h III been arrived at, an that Seward
will have sue ele in impressinS on the
Engli IA Cove, nment tn. notion they have
not only for present indemnity. but no
small pie lge of future security. The
Times fixes Englanps expenses. owing to
the late difficulty. at two million pounds
but when the bills are all in it will donbls
that amount.
The Daily Iers is enlogistic Of the
course pursued by the Washington Cow
eminent AMI bitterly denounces the policy
of the Times and Post.
The TINES has strong editorial on the
reception due to Mason ard Slidel as ha-
bi.ual hatcrs an | r,vilers Ct Englan :, amt
sincerely hopes Englishmen won't give
these fellows an ovation. England has re-
turn..l them gool for evil. an If they car,
they will be only too willing to entang'e
her in war with the North. England
wonlI have done the same for two negroes.
O her 10 ,rnals advise similar course.
The TSmss reitera.es con lemnatipn Of
the stone blockade. and says among crimes
which have disgraced mankinl. it would
be difficult to find one more atrocious
han this, and asserts that no belligerent
has right to resort to such warfare
| The Tusearora and Nashvillee continue
to remain a. Southampton. Ina NASH
vile was in dock. and the Government OBJ
served the strictest neutrality towards her.
Nothing was permitted to be done except
10 render her seaworthy. .ne..s,t 80 !.
The Sumter is reported to have leit
Cadiz for Southampton -
Earl Russell's correspondence to tho
Times predicts that the fate Of the ADevs-
can Government will Js sealed If Iapsary
pass scithouf some great victorl
h .Corsols closed oneieiehsh decline.
Market steady for American securities.
Small sales. Illinois Central 43f dis
count Consols closed at g34@93s.
Sp,rrs-A Cadiz telegram says the A
merican Consul received orders to protest
AGAINST tho admission Of the Sumter. Il
was said that Spain will protect prisoners
brought by The SuAibef.EfotW
l. RUss.A. 1T is reported that Rassla rs
Iscnt an embarrassing ultimatum to homes
that If the Pope DON I condemn the conduct
Of the Polish clergy. Russia viii seorgan.
ize the kingdom Of Italy.
e,;nxx..a2 A new regency hes been essal-
l;shed Al Pckin, under the ID Empress.
FnAxdz< y The4 5ci6s asrrhiaaion Of the
Trent affair caused q rise n The Bourse OF
liner cent. Z 1d4
The Mon;festr says feeling q profound
regret Skaiud;eaa< "a ~ sbseg<4<ousod in
England and France by the viudjctsve 90
Of destroying the port Of Charleston