The national Republican., 1862-10-01
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The Europa at Cape Race.

CAPE RACE, Sept. 29.--The steamship Euro
pa passed of this point on Sunday afternoon,
at four o'clock, and was boarded by the Asso
cisted Press yacht. Her advices are to the
Goth inst.
The steamer Teutona arrived out Oh the 9th
and the Persia on The ?0.h.
The political news il unimportant.
Ia the Manchester Chamber Of Commerce
Me Laing had made lengthy address on la
dian affairs, in which he said they could not
expect more than million aud quarter bales
OF cotton from India during the next twelve
months and If IL should be impossible to get
the cotton raised In the Southern States, dur
Ing the present crisis, they would have to 60
on with augmenting evils for the next year ;
but he believed that net many months would
elapse before the termination Of the struggle,
aud the recognition OF the Southern CoDfcdera
cy by Eoglaud and the other great Powers.
Jute had been authoritatively pronounced to
be too brittle O. substance to be used as a sub
s,iius for cotton, aud had fallen C9aElO per
ton from the highest point attained during the
late excitement. On Friday, however, there
was a eight renewal Of the demand aud some
recovery in prices.
La France asserts that a majority Of the
Cabinet OF Juares had decided on proposing
terms Of capitulation 10 General Forey, on the
basis of u surrender Of The city Of Mexico aud
Pupba to The French
The Paris Bourse was iuauimats. but firm;
Rentes COT, DC.
The French cotton districts are deacribcd as
suffering dreadlully. The distress at Mulhou.
rer exceeds anything 10 Lancashire,
GREAT BRITAIN
A telegraph dispatch, from Holyhcad, 90 The
evening oil tho ioth, reports tho screw steamer
Alab ma, better known AZ No. 200, oil that
port, having had 10 put back. This report is
thought to be incorrect, tho Alabama alluded
to probably being an irregular Mediterranean
trader.
The Loadon Daily Nt.Os editorially taunts
the friends Of accession with being iubilant
over the triumphs OF the slave power, and asks,
who is the better for it 1t says that should
the hopesof the Engiisi f,iends of secession be
realized, and twenty millions Of the free men
Of the North pusilianmously c2HBeut to let six
millions in tue South give law 10 their couti.
nent, We may expect to see them asserting the
free exercise of the right of trade on the coast
OF Africa.
We shall find they will be as little Disposed
to defer to our notions about the African slave
trade, as they have been to accepttbe doctrine
Of New England, about the slave trade be.
| tween the States, which is n right Jeff Davis
has expressly reserved Tor the South. His
admirers in England may lind that they have
not yet done him all the s:rVlce he requires.
The London Times earnestly denounces the
policy ol the aboliti Jnisis Of the North in
seeking to raise the negroes OF the South
against their masters. II says that the idea Of
the abolitionsts ia 10 organize series OF
CiwGpore massacres Is legitimate devicys Of
warfare, but il thinks they will not he success
tul In the attempt.
II ADDS: 'Indeed ii Ia difficult to sea ho9 Il
proclamation by hesiegel or fugitive Presi-
dent can have any greater effect than tho doc
umenta issued by such generals as Hunter and
Phelps, incitfhg the negroes 10 revolt. It
trusts that PreaideDt Lincoln will refrain from
an act which will be at once crime and q
blunder, which will in no way advance he
Federal cause, but only deepen and make eter-
nj the hatred between the two sections
The New York correspondent of the London
Times Is Of the opinion that Europe need not
fear that the North will unite to repel foreign
intervention. Its courage !. gone The game
10 lost. Washington knows, If New York dCea
not, that the abolIiionsis are destroying the
Union by their frantic efforts to save 1t.
The English physician sent 10 attend Carl
baldl's wound reports that 1t was Srogressing
favorably, He declares that the ball never
entered but struck ard broke the inner hone
of the ankle. The wound had been laid open
PORTUGAL
A regiment stationed at Braka fred on its
officers, killing major. Tranquility had been
restored by the other regiments, and the ring.
leaders Of the rebellion had fed