New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-28
Great Britain.

ak mon he. TIE ReGsOn VIII soon renlcr operations
ia the eid difficult and the s'ate of parties II the
Northern States NAV 10 Is bored incline Mr.. Lin
colas Government TO lead a favorable ear To these
proposals.
The Psris Patrie of tie 9thsays:
owe learn froui a reliable source tia: France has
proposed 10 England and Russia to request of Ameri
cs susrension OF hos iities for six months During
this arr,istice the Powers would teucer their good
Offices 70 bring about "A reconciliation aud would ask
of the North IN immediate cessation Of the block
ude.'
In opposliOn 20 the above the Paris correspond
ent Of TIE Morning Post says that there is ruth
il the report that England and Prauce about to
abandon ,heir united policy of non-nteiYoution in
che Affairs 90 America.
TIE latest reports leave but little doub; fist the
question Of mediation is very actively eanysssed by
she European Governments
Cabinet Council was held in London on the llth
ius;. TIE Morning Neral9 Gays it has every reason
60 believe that the proposal Q. france FOR joint me-
diation was cousiderea by he Cabinet ami rejected
The iate,t rumor at tie London Clubs that
Earl Resell has 10 objection 70 send remonstanoe
90 Washington against the continuance Of TIE war,
bu, will not be party to action either sugly or in
concert with the other two Powers.
The Paris correspondent Of Tie London Times
writing on the 1iih inst, Gays that formal proposals
have been maze by France 10 all the Powers to IT,
reriele 70 far in American afiTs as to obtain aus
peusioD Of bo5tiles ioF SIX noLhs, and tie opening
during that time Of tie Southern ports. Toe prcpo-
sails werc communicated % the different European
Governments elk or seven days ago, aud have al
ready baon discussed by some Cabinets.
The Pans Prtsse says Lat The act Of France hav
ing taken the initiative, is now as certain rs any
extra-oaicial fact can We'll Re.
Nj Sldel Is said 10 be very asiduous 10 bis attend
ance upon III. Drouya &c Lhuys- The IAd,peadaaee
Beige processes to give TIE substance Of 81 Dfonyu
Dc Lbuyss dispatch, proposing 70 Russia ind England
a Joint action with France VITA a view Of ieco;rnz-
ing tho Confederate States, as preliminary 10
European Intervention Tie dispatch states that the
Emperor had determined 20 do nothing without tie
assent Of the Great Powers.
The Independence ST. tagt Nussis assenied 10 the
plsn ba; uuS< the condition thar land should
opeseie.
Il would, however appear from The Jorrnai Of
St. Petersburg, that the opinion Of Russia il by 10
means in favor Of auy oeciced intervention. That
journal sevs that forcsn Powers have right 10
interfere in Auerics, aLd at they cannot interfere
excey, by Offering suci. advice Russia las offered
lhsous bout the contest
The Paris Pasr,e asserts that Euesia Immediately
ssssntei 70 the Prorc i,cn. bat the concurrence O.
England WAS cClside.o4 indispensable.
THE LIVERPOOL CHAMBER or COMMERCE AND
THE ALBANIA.
Tie following is The correspondence which had
aaksn place between tie Liverpool Chamber 81 Com.
Ioerce and the FoTeiga Office, in regard to Inc DO
Jugs Of the Rebel s.earer Alabama:
To the Rim, HonoraJlt rc-l EusssII, Sr.. b.:
MI LoaD' have Dccc icq est D. hc Couucil n -
Chsnb,s TO nioTn yp tsi they have had BROUGHT before
4ez-.e nd -s.se unler fslsol4 bond IN another Of
snd r loBswHnd.) Oy lrfted crueT ing under be
Couoesrs leg the parclus Of which have been already
ialofta-ce to tho commerce a. this equity tLe Council
~isn i1e mos IrsPc - s.'.t We ls.. .li ~
go j. 10 position Of te o,fs Of .loh tr6pey 10 .oss
Aa s.iiAf sa.t,ng his question With every
sssoct 70 your Lodship tsvc ne hoior BE- Ny Lad
IHOMAs Chiffon. P,s.ideol
Cr41EER or CoNEEXcz, LlyA,TOoi. Nov. q. M
sa / az lireeied :; s4sl Hu..d to aei1ov co. tie
receipt Of you lst,es o. de Oh mt calling e noo 20 ne
br.sh properly to-Td tie Lpion vessels Aetclcscr
ov-rulsn, wit Iesar5 to t roson tb, owner. Il s6ch
pre~r those and Othe- similar which loGy oei
sud a. % request that yoa viii inofa the Of tie
Cls nter Of th lie after 10 Under ts coIsdeFs
toH Of Her +ie,cs,y's Gostfa.ent
on, sh, yOss most ooedient humble serDsnl
r. HAMMOND.
Foysigp CGc. Not, I. Iso2
s-poo, reports that Gle saw tie Alabama on the I'D
Of October in a,. 4c' 90, Ion. 5G'. Sue Was lJ.ng
20. hull down, to tie westward when fret seen, and
bore down lo the Cfasile State The ship was
under s:ugle reefs, shook them out and boosted
znsn.tot gallant sails. Toward dusk it came on
very squs.y, and the Alabama took in her iopsaiIa
and lay to under fore a.,d 81, sails.
THE CASE Of TnE DLASCnlE.
Tie Times publshe- details Of tie desrnction Of
Sic Blanche from IN Ar1esicau source, and saws the
csse Of outage is mos, complete. Everything
shIr nag Destination, place Of capture, and burning
ali were neutral and more iuternGtions! rights were
violated in broad daylight than a casuis would have
1horght OF combining in "a single Hypothetical case
Tie Iincs adds: We may be sure thu. Lord Rus
sell las taken proper REPS 10 obtain satisfaction for
tie insult TO he BrIisA tag. and the irury done 10
BFili.h interests. CAPT. Smith estimates the Losses
81 10000 stealing.
The Liverpool Journal Of Conmeree had received
information ,hat tie Brtsh steamer Antoua, taking
snmuniIion on board Of Cc,k, had been stopped BY
ordor OF the Bfil..b Government, on the ground
,tat ito supplies Of powder. &c. were intended for
sts SSc.hsTl CopieierAcJ.
Ins same journal aas reason to believe that die
ps'e5.s had been received, IemCne,rG,iua with Tic
Bri,isA Government for allowing o. PREVIOUS occa-
tons prvste.iS and vessels lsdeo with 9mmunitlon
*, 10 lie built ard srod on, in british ports.
The b.Yoipoci Chamber Of Commerce had re
solved to neiror'Al.ze tue Government in favor OF
che abolition OF oor1norcal blockade.
A letter is publieiied from WIN. Cornell Jewett Of
Tee % Ii