, 1862-10-25
LATER ER0H EUROpK.
Arrival u &he City Of Manchester.
Kangaroo AA0 ANsxF4AAalAn.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION IN
KN&2kA AND.
No Recognition @f the BQRkheFn [aH.
foaeFacy Contemplated.
[DArEs 70 OCTOBER 12ru1

DArRs 70 OCTOBER E2ru,1
New YoRK, Oct. A.-Tha seeamar Cit;
Of Aancheater, from Liverpool the 7:h, has
a Hot occurred In HYDE Park. London, on
Sunday, the 5th- which lasted two hours,
There we're 10000 engaged in the melee, In
Giud1n& several hundred soldiers of duty.
English.
The law for the abolition of slavery In the
Dutch West Indies in July next passed the
States General Of Holland BY vote Of Is
to7.
NEW YORK, Oct. o4.-Tbe steamship Kan
Esroo arrived ~ et : 4 N. among her psssen-
g1tshed traveller in Chm, japan, DC.
NeWs via Liverpool IL only ons day liter
than that by the City of Manchester.
The Journals continue to eomment On Lin
coins proclanation+ The Daily Rf.es thinks
believes 1t may do better service than va at
Inst supposed.
The -Koming Ebst says If JEFF. Davis had
issued proclamation aunulling tie acts Of
Congress and INVITING the North to send rep
resentatiVts to Richmond, itwonld have been
about As wise and logical, and - likely Of re-
al'zatdon as LfDcoln'a proclamation, which is
the most powerful evidence yet given Of the
incapacity OF his administration. The London
Telegraph anticipates from the action Of politi-'
cal parties Ut the Rorte, not anarchy, but an
issue ont Of which will arise trouble, and says
The North IL rousing Itself to snatch the con
duct OF affairs from those whose incapacity
has done the work OF treason.
The Paris Journals comment on the Mary
Land campaign. The Constitutional does not
regard 1t az decidedly disastrous to the con
federates, whose sole aim was to capture Har-
Tie AoaNeur's New York correspondents
eumma1g places the loss OF the federala heavier
than the rebels, but says the advantage re-
NAMED undisputahly With Gen. Mcclellan.
The Boqrse is still excited, but continues to
decline. Rentes If. 75c.
The royal amnesty has beeC ratified to Gar
ibaldi. BE goes shortly to Genoa.
Gla1stone's statement in a speech at New
castle, that JEFF. Davis had made the South q
nation, and that he considered separation Ger
tain, attracts great attention and causes fat
ness in cotton. The papers generally approve
Of Gladstone's remarss-some think recoy5-
milton OF the south will soon follow.
CoMMERC1A1.-Brea1stu dull and steady.
Provisions tat-
LONDON, Oct. 7.-Consu1s for money Of:
Erie shares 34@5541ll; Illinois Central 46 a45j;
discount.
sASpY HOOK, Oct. M.-1 p. m.-Tae steam
ship Aus.rslssian, from Liverpool l1th, via
Queenatosn, 13rl inst, has just been sigraled,
She will arrive uo to port at o'clock This at.
ternooo. Her dates are three days later than
ttoEe by the Kangaroo.
The question OF the recognition of the south.
ern confederacy by England continued to nt-
tract considerable attention. 1t was asserted
that the Eng'i-h government Ind announced
| is intention Of contiauing strict neutrality.
LATEST VIA QrEEssToWS.-Advic- from
| Italy cay that t1arihaldi is about to ISSUE au-
o1her manifesto, and that he will still endta-
sor to cnrTy cut bis project OF taking Rome.
I Mr. Gadstone's strong 1ansnage REGARDING
| the South, continued to he the promineu
| thrnse.
r. asserted that the British and Frenc1,
| tcvc.1 !ntnts have LOST TO time in announcing
| thels resolution to persist in the policy .,
| perfect neutrality. 1t is also asserted thu;
| there is no likelihood o: their immediate re.
/ cegnitinn.
| II is reported that the Southern association
ir Liverpool, also the Liverpool ClasI,nuF oi
i Commerce, influenced by G.ad5tone's re-
| marks, would nemorialize the government II
| favor Of the recognition at tue South.
The city article il the TINS says the COM
m"rcis1 classes in London are as strongly op.
| posed as ever to any action On the part o9 t3e
! governmcnt toward Il formal reco .nltion o
! the South, and hints that the desire for recog
; nitaor CONES ratll.r ff-u4 the North thau tnt
| Sonth.
TIE Daily N,es replies to the strictu-s:
unon President Linccln's emancipation pro
| clal:ai0u, and defends it from the Qdiuu
! e1nght to be cast upon it.
! Sir Jnhn PAckentOn, IN speech, said III
| thonsAt the time had come when England
| France, and possibly Russia, ought to off.
| mediation in America on the basis Of sspara
| ton, and on 4 clear understanding that If me-
diation Ia not accepted recognition must tol
! low.
Sir E. Bulwer Lytton, In speech, lookei
upon a restoration Of the Union LIS impo.si
BILE, snd thought slavery would not long sur
viye separation.
Gov. Morohead is to be tea.ted by th
Southeruers in Liverpool.
The Lord Mayor declined to let Garabal
dian meeting be held In Guild Hall. TIL
police have prohibited further Garabatdia1
meetings In Hyde Park. It is reported tha
Garabsldt is offended at the terms OF the a1n
uesty, and has reserved the right Of protest
Ing agairstie.
LATEST.
ENGLASD.-The Daily .tcrs editoria1'y
disputes the iGea that the South would will
jnEIy, in the event Of separation, conced
any Of the Border States, and adduces eyidenc
tending to prove 4aite the contrary.
The Morning Iha draws a parallel betwee1
Lincoin's government and tdat OF the e2-kin
OF Naples, aud charges President Lincoln Eit
proceedings closely resembling these Thlc
preceded the downfall of the Neaxolita
throne, and says Francis CT Naples failed pul
suing similar course; why shonld Ahraha:
OF AmericA succeeda It questions whethe
Europe, In the event OF any signal victory a
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