, 1862-06-25
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The STAEMER ETHA ARRIVED.
The English Press on the Shenan-
doah Affairs.
STILL LATER By THE ARABIA.
DISCUSSION ON MEDIATE0N.
The I'0pc.s 11ece7et a17Iocufion.


NEW YORK, June 24.-Ihc steamship LEna.
from, Liverpool June l1th, aud Quecustuwn
on thu 18th, arrived this morning.
The Great Eastern arrived in the Mersey On
the 1lth.
Tie Niagara, the Anglo saxoh, and the City
OF Baltimore had arrived out.
The steamer Columbia had left Plymouth
for Nassau, with Ear1ike stores, believed for
the contederates. Two other steamers, the
Mcrrimac and Sylph, also arrived At Plymouth
believed intended for the SAINT destination.
The brig E. Fleming, from Charleston, had
reached. Liverpool, with cargo Of rosin and
turptntine. She left Charleston In conplng
with Seven other vessels.
The Times regards the defeat Of Banks as one
Of the most important successes Of the con
fcderates on account Of the lesson it teaches
tic North, showing that efforts and sacrifices
greater than any that have gone before must
be made if ever border State is to be Won
back to the Union. Hopes Of an early snlu-
tlon must be dispe1led, aud in the meantime
increasing debts and mutual hatred tend to
make new Union more and more impract1-
cable.
quite u11im; ortant, ard not in the slightest
degree calculated to GisconcsFt McClefsan'H
plans. It WIS nothing more than mere raid
Of confederates.
The Aon4ing Post denounces in the bitter
est terms Buffers proclamation relative to
the ladies Of New Orleans, and thinks the
government is bound to recall and court mar
tial him. ard says such m act IS this, it not
promptly disavowed, would soon turn the
| scale IN favor of the confederate cause.
Parliament was not in session
The Paris Journals announce that It has been
! decided TO send TeinfoEcements to Mexico, but
not till October.
The corps legisIatif has been pzorouged un-
| til the 21th june.
| onizalion of the Japanese martyrs Was magni-
| f1cent and orderly. The bishops in their I'd
dresses to the Pope deplored Ihe oppression
Of the church, aud declare temporal powers
necessary fur the Independence Of the Pope.
They approve all the Pope has done, and en-
| treat him to remain firm In resistance.
The Pope in his allocution deplored the
spread Of the revolutionary spirit, and oppres-
sion Of the church, and efforts against the
temporal powers. He urged the bishops to
rcdunble their efforts in arrestiug the errors.
LIVERPOOL, 1tth, p. m.-Bigland, Atlya d
! at 2iGl30s. Wheat in fair demand at full
prices; red western 9s Sd110s Sd; southern
los 3d@10s Cd; white western 11sWl1s Cd
southern lis 6d@ l2s Per centsl; Cora quiet
but unchanged mixed 27s 6d@275 Sd; yelloa
27s Cd; white 3lsG7.s2s sd per $50 lbs.
| Beef very dull Pork heavy and nominal
Bacon almost in panic state, and really gooi
is offered at Sos. Lard dnl1 and easier; price:
range from 40s. to 43s. Tallow quiet at 43W
Hs Sd. Cheese steady: Butter irregular TO
! IlEIlEI k1QQ6.
American securities have been dull unde1
the news Of Banks dafeat, but on the 1lth
fr1ner feeling prevailed under the neHs pc
Great Eastern and Anglo Saxon.
Sugar very inactive, coffee quiet, and il
some cases rather easier. Rice in rather NOR
demand.
halifax, June 24-The Arabia from Liver
pool, June 18th and Queenstown 18th, arrives
nt ) O'Clock this morning.
I On sfinns have heer mt in b0th f1nnseS n
Parliament relative to the rumOrs Of media
ton in Amcrica, and Gen. Buffers pr.3clama
tlon relating to the ladies Of New Orleans.
Earl Russell and Lord Palmerston said th
mediation rumors were untounded- NO prop
| osition Oh the subject had been made, an
, there were 20 present intentions of such
step.
Gen. Buffers proclamation was denounced
and the hope expressed that the United State
government wnuld disayow it.
| The Great Eastern WIS to sail on the lat
, July for New York.
The question of mediation is renewed. Tt
Paris Rutrie gives the rumor Of approachin
| negotiations for joint offer By France an
: | England: The London Times editorialiy ~
: proves Of mediation. Europe ought not I
lock cs]m1y on, and the offer of mediation
, delayed, the important question, that
. recognition of the confederates, may have
+ be considered" The 1fn7es' advocacy Of m
diation had no effect on the Liverpool. .cotto
. market.
!. HALIFAX, June 24.-The Arabs from E9vc
b pool on the morning of the 14.h, aud tt
q Queenstown of the 18th, arrived this mornlu!
b GREAT BR1TA1N.-1n the House Of Con
q mone, in anRwer to our inquiry from II
J, Clay relative to the intederences Of the I
}, 8. cruisers with British vessels, and p2rtic1
:. larly in regard to the case Of the steamer ii
a cassian captured in neutra1 waters
Mr.. Lloyd said he could not give an answe
at present
The case Of the C;rcassian being under CO
:" sideration in the House Of Lords, Earl earn
von asked whether the government had pr
tested against Gen. Buffers proclamation
the ladies OF New Orleans.
Earl Russell said he believed the proc1sm
tson was authorised By the government T
!. | had no information in regard to the action
the United States government in th3 way
approval or disapproval. For his pWn part
d (RusseD hoped the United States COVER
n | ment would for its own sake refuse its san
e ton to 1t and disaEow It.
. In the House of Commons, On the 18th uI
:, Lord Pa1merston said in ausHer to questlc
d | that a communication had been received fro
Ie the French on the subject Of mediation
E America, and the B1it1sh Government had I
y intention at present to offer mediation
- VERY LATEST.
- Lord PaImerston thought no Knau con
- read Gen. Buffers proclamation without fer
It ings Of the deepest Indignation. fCheers-l
\. \. The Paris papers say that the spproachil
of visit of Count Pers1gny to London is excl
se aiycly political, and i Is expected he will So
H. nit 10 the English cabinet the private vies
n Of the Emperor relative to 3 joint mediate
in America, The Paris Rsys says the Rlt,
,e has gone too far in its statements re1ative
ty mediation. The London Daily Nt,as argu
E. against interference in America, and conten
., that ENGLAND has good reason for not wishi1
e. to see carried out the interventis
n. policy Of Napoleon. It is estimated that t
e. cotton throughout England On the frat
50 June was Il, 500 bales, against 645, ,00o at t
he same date last year.
r. FRAnCE-The Constitutional publishes
IA following, signed By its chief editor:
" Nothing has been received confirmatory
It. the news Of the engagement disastrous 70 t
Sc | French before Mexico.
ng Such IN engagement before Mexico Or Puel
IT would in no way change the ultimate resi-
< Of the expedition. The honor Of our flag
ht engaged, and should reinfoIcements
al needed, they Will be sent
.ly PAR1s, June 15.-The Mositeur says
le. Emperor. intends sending immediately re
IT. forcements to Mexico.
u LIVERPOOL, june IA, p. m--The news
r. the Scotia, of two days fighttngz 1t Riehme