The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06
Five Day Later from Euprope-Ar
rival OF the Nova Scotian.


rival OF the Nova Scotian.
PoErLANp. Me, 5-The steamship Nsva
Scotian, from Liverpool on the afternoon of
the I'D. via Londonderry 9th ult. arrived
here this morning. Her dates are 1--we DAYS
later.
GRrAr BRnArx-The Paris Correspon
dent Of the London Morning Post saws IL j.
hot true a. some journals represent. that the
French Government has taken steps To bring
about a reconciliation between the North
and the South.
Mr.. Massey. NJ. L. delivered a speech TO
iis constituents at Stafford. in which he al
yoca.ed thar the European powers should in
terlere to close .he struggle between the
North and south. and BY recognizing the
Confederate States. and breaking the block
ade. This speech attracted some attention.
The London Tunes in an article upon it SAYS
let France interfere if she likes. Endland's
true policy Is TO suffer a little longer and let
the event work itself out. IL viii not be
long. IL IS doubtful whether our interior.
ence would not rather retsrd. than hasten
the desired event of open ports and a large
supply OF cotton. Let US then pursue our
honest policy BY standing aloof.
The Manchester Guardian. argues n a
somewhat similar strain, as regards the
cotton supply. Ii says, il IS question how
far in this District the prevailing distress Is
due 10 the civil war in America. aud whether
IL is not as much attributable To over pro
duction "a 20 mere daarth Of cotton. The
factory statistics of Manchester, show that
the shortening Of the hours of labor in the
factories. is gradually extending and in the
course of n week or two the movement was
expected to become much more general and
expensive.
The London Times publishes a letter from
a correspondent calling attention 70 the fact
that the Federal gunbost Tuscarora has in
fringed and continues TO infringe the rules
Of neutrality At Southampton, and calling on
the government 10 longer To tolerate such a
fragrant disregard Of neutral rights.
The brig West Indian. Capt. Foote, from
Charleston, Dec. 18th. with a cargo of Spirits
Turpentinc, Had arrived at Liverpool Her
Captain reports that the Federal blockade OF
Charleston Is anything but efiectual, aud
| saws that the stone blockade, so far from
oopping the entrance 10 the port will even
tually deepen the shallow channels. The
citizens Of Charleston have very little un
e~asiness on the subject. IL was represented
that Charleston was we'll defended. and be
ween that city and Savannah Gen. Lee had
about 30. 900 troops under his command.
A letter in the Paris Patrie, asserts that
! the British Government win protest against
the measure for declaring the South port'
closed against foreign Commerce.
After strenuous exertions access had beer
gained to n post Of the Hartley Coal Mine
| and about one hundred of the two hundret
and fifteen buried miners, has been dic0yer
ell. IL Is feara the remainder would be foun,
dead.
FRAxcK-The Paris Moniteur Of the -,
publishes Minister Foulds budget in the shap'
Of an address to the Emperor. Foalds re
port caused great excitement on the Bourse
and funds declined considerable.
At the close, however. there was some re
covery, restes quoted at 69 @9oc--a DECLINE
o. the day of about half per cent.
The London Times congratulates Europ'
that the military force Of France now bid
fair TO shrink to reasonable limits.
let j, be once understood that France IN
no desire to disturb the tranquility OF he
neighbors. and the industry Of Central Eu
rope will shoot np an flourish with a sigo
not 10 be- surpassed IN the New World.