New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-29
ERC3T EUROPE.

Of tho 18th inst, from which we CLEAN few ad-
ditionel items e intere {:
THE TME, AGAINST MEDIATION.
From The Lcaeos Times. Not. 49,
We IRE convinced that tire present is not The
moment for these stropg measures. There is now
great reason 10 hope that by means Of their in.
terrll action The Americans may Themselves settle
their own rs even sooner than Europe could settle
tlein for them. We have waited 30 long that 1t
vor3 be uncomfortable il Us 10 lose t1e merit Of our
scl.-6enial at such a moment a. this. The proposi-
ton Of an armis,ice would be inst Inanicstly
an act Il fvorltism 20 the Souh and Of hostility 10
TIE North that even the Democrat rarty could not
.fsil 10 exclai,n against il. As 20 our own vofk-
people, we fear that Il TIE Southern ports were
ooened tomorrow the cotton manufacture would
not Immediately revive.
There il "a VI inter yet, which must be iided over
nv the aid # the more fortunate members Of our
community. But even were this Otherwise, we
quite agree with Mr. Golden that i w0nid be
chearer 10 keep all Lancashire on futile ana veni-
son than 20 plunge iuto q desperate war win 'he
Northern States Of America, even with al hufope
ri oul back. In r good cause, aud ~ o necessity
forced up0u ne il defense OF our homer, or 81 cur
risht.al interests, We are as reaGy 10 Fight as we
ever were; bus we 10 not zee Our duty or our III
erest IL gong bludiold into an adventure sucn es
this We very niach doabt, moreover, whether, II
Virginia belonged TO France o. Canada belongs 10
EoSlaud, tie Emperor OF the French would be so
active in heaiis. No for recruits in this American
mediation league
CARtBALDI IND THE MICRO CAUSE.
Tho iolowing extract from letter received from
Col Yscchi BY Mr.. Richardson speaks for itsef;
SPFzzIA, Nov T.
Nv Dy.p Mn RIoEtRpsox: Tis morning the General has
read my Nargusuo letter translated by you aud 9es 70 ~
= IS al right ara hn1ks 90 fer twas OF vsl import
that Gar.Da'd srcaa be well understood on hai'cen
question 70 hin o. any color men are Coo cfea-
oros tTshieni aud ne Wi hes 90 go them d e
ouces ts cy consider oIr slsve ~ pee o. ron wllcn
4 10. de ino machu-fy work for civilization and human
property or .uieence and igs nenud 10 cssno bear
% ,tsct 81 chs, and oli and bought out 10 deTes
til slaves ice God Jas iea.s. hem aud 'l.Jec' to
-ul-'a law CA. vECCHL
EUROPEAN NAyIES.
A nsnorblet Wa. not long since published by NJ.
Brodin-Co fer the purpose Of showing that
aFfance allied with Italy, would balance with ad-
vantage the power Of England, which would then
10 nger be ire soverisn Of the seas" ne Jour
vel les Ds5cts akes ~ me subject, aud rails at tic
English Government for TIE eagorneS3 which !! has
sheva Of late years il sugmentiDg her maritime
forces In proportion TO he feverish suXiety dis
PLAYED by Eug.and 10 increase her navy, france has
been Obliged 10 advance u 81 same pata pan pas'H
md as he csnno' the DG51ts Observes, equal tie
naval forces Of England, che is Obliged 10 seek al
ally among fhe other Inaii,ine Powers.
1t the plesent moment that assistance in not easy
10 be fouBd as Eag land has wino, the successive
weakening OF al the Davies which Goals az one time
have opposed her and have acted as effective allies
II
Spanish naval forces have long since been rcduced
TO a!nos, entire inefiioeIcy the only ones that
mained in the present century allie 70 make head
against her being that Of R.ssia and the United
States. But 81 present, tie Detots declares, q
naval strength of those two States ia declr,c- Md
Frence should look out ior laval alliance with
come other Powru The formation OF q good
secondary navy far from being q cause VI alarm 10
France ought il asserts t. be source Of congratu-
a'ion, and the present state Of Europe thouid be
hailed win unmixed satisfaction. lGah6naiIi.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
n. Matthew ice IL Drjns) has addressed q letter
10 sne Paris journals, il wach, nfter abiding 10
the means now acted on IN England for prosDosl-
eating storms some hOurs, md even day before.
hand no declares that he will, whenever Il may be
wished furnish 20 France ana 10 ali the countries VI
Europe, tho means of .Oreseeilg al l.mosp hcrc
phenomena not enc day, but half century Ia ~
vance.
ARRIVAL or LIVE GORILLA IN LdvERPOoL.-
Dy tic arrival Of the African mail steamer Armenian
a Liverpool there has been bfCUght 20 that pOr,
ine male speciea OF the goriIa- lie appear quite
locile, apd amu,es hneeli III dancing around tie
.oom at Dir. Newby'e, the eminent naturalist, AM At
tempting 10 sew p.sce8 Ot blankets together. HE
kin is Of an olive color, and, as he Is yet very
young, only slightly covered with hair. he is re-
markedly ford of good living, and appears 10 have
,u esrecial relish tor Leeisteak aid mutton chope,
lad fruit. Young Mr.. Gorilla IA about three feet
and half IN hight, very broad and thck across tie
hest while bis arms and legs are long and sluewy,
jjsplaving great strength lie has q great haOii OF
putting biz feet INTO any stray boo,s aud snoes which
nav be l,lng about, and when he 10 discovered In
his Freaks he invariably runs tor protection to any
.dy VITO may be present. Ills face, unlike the
y.enter,aoed opinion, il not fierce or re.
pulsiye looking, although the Jaws are both broad
and heavy. 1his is The only live specimen OF the
yoriia we believe, ever brought to THIS country.
The SUPPLY OF CoTros FRos ISDIA-ErTrcTs
" THE AMERICAN STEuGGLE.-A correspondent
,ends us Tie Manchester E1amtHer/ the following
Extract from letter lately received written from
Nursiogpoor, III the Valley Of tho Nerubudda:
q Ny native banker has just paid me visit. lie il
yerv anxious 10 know the news iIom LnBi4nd,
MS to the price OF cotton As my news
Dapers have not yet conc up cannot satisfy him on
mis- point. But | have told him that the war In
America is still gong on, without any chance o.
stopping al present, and consequently the price of
,oton " cure TO keep up. lie expects to clear about
10000 by biz cotton speculaioas and bis only fear
Is that the Americans may patch up peace. Inc
fleet Of the Amencan struggle III ihdia IS enoraols
Even should the war cease tomorrow, don't mink
America would ever regain the complete command
If the cotton market that she has had hitherto, and
II the war were 20 continue another year. believe
hat India would have "a virtual monopoly OF the
.uuply. All that il wanted IL railways-notbng
lie Whenever they opened, the necessary skill
and capital will be forthcoming fast enough; but
without them little can DO done
A letter from Athens says: a company has been
formed in Greece for eating through the lstbmnS OF
Co,inth, and thus avoiding tie loug aud dangerous
,oastiog Of tie shores OF The Peloponnesus. From
he earliest times the immense advantage OF canal
dining the two seas has been admitted. lbe width
II ihe canal would be liz feet and It's depth abou.
20. I;s length would not exceed three miles and
breeouarters. For vessels on their way from Mar
,.ea aod the Mediterranean TO the Pireus the dis-
.ance would be oltened by 90 miles. The saving
ii time 70 vessels coming IRON the Adrlalic would
be slili more considerable.
Tie Tuacans an Ialiauletter are the genilest,
he noat Iovable, the most refined population in
Europs. cat Florence" observed AN English friend