New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
FROM EUROPE.
Arriynl Of the Hammonis-The Captain -
the Sumter Reported 10 Have Been MurA
dered-Lctier From Mr. Massn-The
ItaIinn Pnpers OH Louis Nnpolesn's
PsIicy-News from China.

The steamship Hammonia, from Southampton Dot.
22, arrived here Sunday night. Her news has
been anticipated by the Norwegian and the Scotia.
Tho following items from the summary Of her news
are Of interest:
Several Of the London Journals have the followings
"LryERPooL Saturday. Oc. S.-A telegram
wss received here to-day from Gibraltar and as the
source respectable place II before our readers:
The second oi er of the Sumter yesterday oct. lU
m urderel the Captain, al Gibraltar. lie has cop>
fe ssed his crime, and is under arrest.
Mr.. Mason, in a letter 70 The Inder. says: Fof
the future We have no fesrs nor would recognition
by Europe BE- Of any value TO US except go far as
might tend TO bring the wer TO ciose-a war t2 %
vsged lencefor,h hopelessly by our enemy, and ~
which humanity shudders. In reply to inquiries 90
TO whsr elect recognition OF our independence would
have toward putting al end TO the war, have my
20 .ay il would at once aud Forever dispel all deia-
sion ON the subject in the United States. 30 long a.
il withheld by Europe It Is taken as an ADMISSION
IN America that in European Judgment there may
vet be "A restoration If the broken Union, and 70
that extent our adveraries may DO encouraged 70
uerseyere. That / AN warranted IN speaking OF
this as delusion j may appeal TO tho verdict Of
every intelligent Engshman.
Official documents state chat the general trade OF
France Is improving, which is chiefly owing TO The
treaty. Of commerce with England. The receipts iof
the present year will exceed the expenditure ~
81 900 O00f.
The decline In the price OF corn made iurther prog
ress last week in Paris further reduction OF 300.
a sack took place on Monday. Flour is dificult Of
sals IN Paris.
The Ga.etta di I0rinO, in an article on the cireus
lar of NJ Drouyn dc Lhuys, declares that the policy
initiated IN the letter of the Emperor Of the French
20 IA. Thouyenel has not been changed. II recalls
the passages OF the letter most favor bic TO Italy,
TIE IGia does not consider thas the Emperor do.
sres 10 close TO Italy the way to Rome. II ~ OF
opiuon that the Emperor perhaps wishes TO yaia
time for the accomplishment OF some project WHOM
occupies lis mind.
telegram from Shanghae of Sept. 4 says: Gen.
Wards contingent has extricated itself from ~
nerilous position, since which the rebels have made
fierce attack upon this city, and burnt down The
village. in the vicinity. They Were driven back
with great Ioss. The Imperisl army has disappeared
from Nankin, leaving ouly a few war junks in the
river The Mohamme1ans az Shensi have revolted,
committing great outrages upon the other relgious
denominations.
There lie no political news OF importance frou
Japan. Cholera raging fearfnlly in the nortbeY
provinces. Business is suspended at Newchang. Ia
consequence. A further depreciation has t&Ies
place in the value of Mexican dollars.
Shanghae exchange OH London, u. SD.
Freights declining.
Canton exchange on London As. I'd. Te7 arm.
A dispatch from Calcutta Of September "a says'
Shrtings and Twist hrm. Indigo ano Saipese'
active. Exchange ON London 2s. O3d.