The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-30
LINER from EnrOne.

HALIFAX, Jan &c The Europa, from Liv-
erpool 1Ith, Gu, enstown 18th, briggs neither
troops nor stores. The Government has dis
continued shipments by Cunarders.
1t was reported, however, that wallike prep
arations at Wool wich had not relaxed. The
steamers continued taking on heavy stores for
Halifax and Jamestown
Mr.. Stewards dispatches were considered in
council on the 9Th The Times understands that
an answer will be returned expressing gratif-
cation at the disavowa4 of Commodore Wilkes
act accepting satisfaction rendered, ard assum-
ing precedent in the Trent case will rule in the
case of the schooner Eugene Smith.
As to the law of neutralS, Government will
decline answer unit it has an opportunity of
submitting the whole note to their law officers
There are propositions in the note inadmssa.
ble but after release of the prisoners may be
properly discussed.
The Morning Post announces that thorough
understanding with our Government had been
arrived at, and that Seward will have succeed
ed in impressing upon the English Government
the notion they have not only for present in
demnity, but no small pledge of future security.
The Times fixes England's expenses owing to
the late difficulty at two million pounds but
when the bills are all in, it will be double that
amount.
The Daily Ne1cs is euogstic of the course
pursued by the Washington Government, and
bitterly denounces the policy of The Times and
Post.
The Times has strong editorial on the re-
ception due to Mason and Sdel as habitual
haters and revilers of England, and sincerely
hopes Englishmen won't give these fellows an
ovation. England has returned them good for
evil, and if they cam they will be only too will
| ling to entangle her in war with the North
England would have done the same for two ne
groeS. Other journals advise similar course
The Times reiterates condemnation of the
stone blockade, and says among crimes which
have disgraced mankind 1t would be difficult to
find one more atrocious than this, and asserts
that no belligerent has right to resort to su cl
warfare.
The Tuscarora and Nashville continue to re-
main at Southampton. The Nashville was in
dock, and the Government observed the strictes
neutrality towards her, Nothing was permitted
to be done except to render her seaworthy.
The Sumter is reported to have left Cadiz fol
Southampton.
Earl Russell's cores pondence to THE Time.
predicts that the fate of the American Govern
ment will be sealed if January pass mittoM SOM
great 0lCtOTy.
SPAIN.-A Cadiz telegram says the American
Consul received orders to protest against thu
admission of the Sumter. 1t is SAID that Spair
will protect the prisoners brought by the Sum
ter.
RUss1A.-It is reported that Russia has sen
an embarrassing ultimatum to Rome that if th,
Pope don't condemn the conduct of the PolsI
clergy, Russia will reorganize the kingdom o
Italy.
CHINA new regency has been established
at Pekin, under the End Empress.
FRANCE.--The pacific termination of thu
Trent affair caused rise in the Bourse of pc
cent
The MOniteur says feeling of profound regre
and Indignation has been aroused in England
and France by the Wind ictive act of destroying
the port of Charleston.