The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-26
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ure for England.
Additional by the Arabia.
HALIFAX, June 2A-Thc Arabia from
Liverpool on the morning Of the 18th and
Queenstown on the 10Th arrived this
morning.
GREAT BRITAIN.--In the House of
Commons, in answer to an inquiry from
Mr.. Clay relative to interfCrcnces of the
United States cruisers with British ves-
sells, and particularly in regard to the
case of the steamer CirCassian captured
in neutral waters, Mr.. Layard said he
could not give an account at present.
The case. Of the Uircassian being I'M
der consideration in the House of Lords,
Earl Carnavon asked whether the Gov
eminent had protested against Gen. But
ler's proclamation relative TO the ladies
Of New Orleans.
Earl Russell said that the Government
believed the proclamation was authorized,
but the Government had no information
in regard TO the action of the United
States Government in the way of ap-
prOyal or disapproval, For his own part
he (RusselD hoped the United States
Government would, for its sake, refuse
its sanction to il and disavOw it,
In the House Of Commons on the 18th
Lord Palmerston said in answer to
question that no communication had been
received from the Federal Government
on the subject of mediation in America
and the British had no intention at pres
cnt to offer mediation.
Lord Palmerston said that no man
could read Gen. Buffers proclamation
without feelings of the deepest indigna-
ton, Il was a proclamation to which
he did not scruple to attach the cpithet
infamous.
The Paris papers say that the APP
preaching visit of Count Persigny TO Lon
don is exclusively political, and il is ex-
! pected he will submit to the English the
| private views of the Emperor relative to
a joint mediation in American affairs.
The Paris Pays says the Pai,ie has
/ gone too far in its statements relative 10
/ mediation.
The Daily Ne,0s argues against inter-
ference in American affairs and CON
| tends that England has good reasons for
not wishing TO see carried out'thc inter-
yention policy Of Napoleon.
tits estimated that the cotton through
out England on the LIST Of July was q, %
| 600 bales against lG45,OOO al the same
date last year.
The news by the Scotia Of two days
fighting at Richmond has had no APP
parent effect ON American securities ON
cotton in Liverpool
PARIS, juno lj.-Thc Monitcur saws
the Emperor intends sending immedi-
atoly rciniorcemcnts 10 Mexico
France. The Constitutional publishes
the following, signed by its chief editor
Nothing has been received confrma-
tory of the news of the engagement dis.
astrous 10 the French before Mexico
Such an engagement before Mexico OF
Pueblo would in no way change the ulti.
mate result of the expedition. The hon.
or Of our flag is engaged and should re,
Inducements be needed, they will be sent
LIVERPOOL, June IA Breadstuhs-
Flour quiet At 2ia3Os for American
Wheat active, 2da3d higher. red West
ern 9s6dalOssd, red Southern los. whit,
Western 9s6d, white Southern llsGdal2s
Corn firm at an advance Of GdalE mixel
2Ssa2SsGd, white 32sa33s. Provisions,
Beef heavy; 2sGda3s lower Pork --tcn.
dency downward
LONDON Maintaining Bros. repor
wheat fmer aud Is higher, and sugs
quiet but steady.
Barring Bros. say that the disposition
20 sell American stocks continue. an,
tends TO Oppression Illinois Contra
1 shares i5lIa44}a discount Erie 83a3Z
, Breadstuhs hrmer. Provisions flat
p Cousols 81 lea0l Erie shares 3li
r W p. Illinois Central 45la4ll, discount
] American securities closing dull
e The Scoua's news was eagerly can