The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-01-03
LATER FROM EUROPE !!
Excitement Continues in England
The Feeling in Ireland----Sympathy
with America!

lie Niagara has ~ QUO pounds ID spe
Gle and 35l troops for Halifax. The steam
ship Austraiasian, which left Liverpool
with 1265 troops, a field battery, large
quantities of ammunition. stoves. sledges,
&c for North America also arrived a.
Halifax his morning
The British war vessel Cadmus has arri
we'd off ST Thomas 10 protect vessels ag'>t
| another Trent affair.
GREAT BRTAIN-The attitude of and
Preparations by England show no change
During the visit of the Prince of Wales
to America Mr.. Seward took advantage Of
an entertainment 10 the Prince TO tell the
Duke of Newcastle, he was likely 10 occu-
py high office, that when he did So i,
would become his duty to insult England
and he should insult her accordingly -
The Times accumulates evidence of a fonp
| cherished intention on the part of Mr..
Seward to do England an injury.
In another leader on international affairs
the Times advises 'he federal governmen:
to make peace in time before i, is commit.
ted to triple war, viz ; with the Confed
crates, the British, and its own abolition
lists.
a telegram from Brussels of the 18th.
to the Times SAYS there is "A rumor in dp-
lomalic circles, that mediation in the Am
ercan conflict will be offered by King Leo
p I'D.
Tie Morning Post says there is no truth
In 1be rumor that Gen. Scots sudden re
turn home was the them of much specu
I"tl"n, 1t was generally reported that he
had some sort of mission from the French
government to the Washington Cabinet
The Herald's Paris correspondent says
he had long interview with Minister
IhouVenal before his departure. The gen
era impression in financial circles was that
Gen. Scott carried out a momeutons com
municati On from tie French Government
is estimated that about I2 900 troops
are to he sent to Canada to be ueldy TO
t4ke The field Immediately on laniiny.
The British Government continued TO
charter all available steamers
Twr ba'raii,,s o. tie British Guards
w,'e exFrc ed to sail on tie | Sth IN the
$ e ,mer- A .riatic and Parana, under com
manJ of Lord F. lauIeb
Orders have been issued for the has,y
manufacture of 1000 hoo k saddles AID a
2loporti"rate number Of ambulance war-
ons and carts for dispatch 20 Canada
The united prayer meeting at Exeter
Hall took place on The 18th inst, as an
bounced Rev. Baptist Noel. and other
ministers, parlici paed in the proceedings
and teruent PRAYERS "ere offered up Tor
peace. Lord Shatt>bury declined to atrend
HE meeting, stating in his reply io an IN
vlta'ion, that II would lie inrerI reed b.,
tie bulk If he Ires>, aud by America. rs
4 cioaked rehUke "f the + Iti,l u,.v4rn,
ment, anu favor the opinion that h conn
Try sas united III tits serious question
IL commended The purpose of ftle NEE
ting. buI said II would he better carried
INFO etfec' bv private congregational mea-
snres. a meeting of the Congregations
a Board resolutions were adopted depre.
eating hestllilles. and calling for arbitra-
tion If diplomacy falis 10 secure peace. II
was asserted that Prince Napoleon contin
ued t" argue Against the recognition of the
Southern States. and that be was instru~
mental in causing General s., OF to 90 10
Washington.
The Paris correspondent of the Posi-
asserts that peaceful an;icparon~ pr vailed
among the Americans in Paris. and saws
that Minister Ds,I n aud Consrl B oe!ow
used all their Influence combined with
that OF Ger. Scott to inspire conciIiatory
councils at Washing on. "a.
The same writer also. in reference to
Gen. SCOTS return says il i. not impo SIS
bic that France, if asked, m y bsconle the
mediator. and At the same time the laws
of neutfals may be levised. provided En-
gland. accurling TO the wishes Of other
European Governments, agrees to mod
iticaton of The existing code.
Paris correspondent of the London
Globe says: Minister Thouvenal's dis
patch to Mr. Mercev at Washington is
known to have confined the federal circu
lar to the simple dilemma, " are the South
erners belligerents or rebels 2" They have
been fatty refused any lights in the first
capacity and IN The second the right of
asylum acquired by p htic,l refugees has
been set naught, aud France must make
the case Of the Trent As SUBSTANTIALLY her
own.
The Paris Press SAYS Gen. Scots mis-
sion appears to lave ieen arranged 50 as
to al on him time To fiI fiji it before the al
tlnstum of England is remitted 10 the
Federal Government AMI perhaps to modi
fy the nature of this step on the part of
England.
The Patrie asserts on the contrary that
the English ultimatum will be Of an abso
lutte character
FRA>cE.-The monthly statement Of the
Bank Of France shows an increase of cash
on hasd of reariy 10000 .OOOf. The
Bourse was heavy rather than lower on
the 18Th inst. Rentes closing 67f6Oe.
The eruption Of Mount vesuvius -ontin
ued. Houses were falling in Terra del
Greco, and the village was in danger ot
immediate destruction by lava.
All communication between places in
the vicinity Of The mountain was in.e!rup.
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