New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ruE ETNA OFF CAPE RACE.
TIE BATTLES BEFORE RICHMOND DISCUSSED
The Question Of Intervention in Parliament
Cotton Advanced l0id.-Consols, 925.

THE following appeared portion of ON edition ye.er-
Say "O''' CAFE RACE, Thursday July 81, 1862
The steamship Etna, which left Liverpool on
Wednesday, the 10th, and Queenstown on Thuis-
day, The 18th inst, passed ths poin, at O'Clock this
evening. en- route to New-York. She was inter-
cepted by the news boat of the New-York Asso.
ciated Press, and the following dispatch obtained
The steamships Jura, and China, both from New
York, arrived cot on the 18th inst, and their news
was received with great deal of interest.
The Etna has SIS cabin and 2Ss sieerage passen-
gers and iul cargo and the mails.
Tie lighting before Richmond YVES eagerly can
vsssed. Some journals regard ii as great roYeise
for the North, and reproaoh the American Govern
ment for treating it in any other light. Others
contend tina; Gen. Mcclellan has sustained no serious
djsaster-is indeed. practically nearer Richmond,
and nav congratulate himself on the gfea'tsI aho
most successful operation oil the war.
Holes sTe freely expressed that more pacihc coun-
ellis will soon prevail at Washington.
TIE London Times Ia particularly bitter and sar-
castle and treats the matter ID decided Rebel
victory Ii thinks that there are good evidences in
the North that the beginning of the end is not far
off, In another article 1t denOunoes the insoleace oi
Gen. Bu,ler in his intercoue with foreign Consos,
and saws that II not the man TO concilie neutrais
and e1pero.s, and he should CONSIDER whether be Is
NOT DONG more harm tus1 Soou 10 tAe ftue!di
cause.
The Morning Pos. says: Affairs approach ths
crisis which will necessitate decided course on
the part ol the Federalists. Neu,ras canDot much
longer remain passive spectators, and the great
question il, When shall the South be considered 10
have vlldicated it's righ 10 recognition! Ii points
to the past policy Of England in recognizing success
ful oppOsijOn and says If the North would take the
initiative AID sail with the current " hich 1t cannot
stem neutral states might be ssved the disagreeate
necessity Of discbsrging most d'sagreeabie duty
The D0,ly NewS points out what would he toe
feelings Of England il situated like the North, and
sreues thai Secession will be crushed out al all
hazards.
TIE proceedings of Parliament have been unim-
portaDt.
Mr.. Forster, in the House of Commons, gave no.
tine Thai when Mr.. Lindseys motion for the recog-
milton Of the South up lie will move an amend
useDt yeGgipg the House 20 sustain the Government
IN the policy CT Don-intervention.
The Was increasing distress in the msnuiaciuT
ing districts of England which had attracted The at
tentIon OF Parliament. 1t was denied that the
Prince Of Wales Will visit Russia.
Pslmerston, in a speech before the volunteers,
spoke impressively and some say significantly, of
the Importance OF maintaining efficiency Of move
mente.
The Paris Pdtrit says the interview between the
Emperors of France and Russia, and The King Of
Prussia takes place in September
The BoErse closed heavy at 6Sf. SOC.
The itaian Chamber OF Ministers explained Gar
ibsldis course a. Palermo II regretted his attack
on France, and said bis journey was without sane
ton.
The Prussian Ministry had introduced bill pro
y1dmg credits for the increased navy.
The steamer Edinburgh leaves Liverpool on the
18th for New-York 10 accommodate shipping mer-
chants in anticipation OF the new tariff.