Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-08
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NEw YoRK, Nov. 8.--The Scotia arrived at I
3 o'clock, Lord Lyons is passenger. The |
Gladiator at Liverpool, from Bermuda,
brought sundry reports Is 70 hostile intentions
Of Commander Wilkes One statement going
so far as TO say that be had blockaded the
ports and refused 10 withdraw his ships, on
the request Of the Government He sent q
boat TO the Gladiator and ordered the Cap
tain to 90 on board his vessel but the Captain
refused, being at the time under protection OF
a British Man Of War, which ran out her
guns ready for action. The Gladiator was
allowed TO proceed The matter attracts at
tention in England IL is said orders have
been issued for immediate reiuiorcements Of
the West Indian Squadron.
! A Cabinet Council which had been summon
ed did not set The Army and Navy Gazette
informed that Lord Lyons retuns to Washing
ton without any instructions for change OF
policy except such as may be neoessilated by
contingencies.
The Morning Herald hopes Lord Lyons
takes ont message Of some Importance It
urges recognition and representation, and
thinks that there is possibility OF an armed
intervention on the part Of Europe
1t thinks the neutrality on which the Gov
ernment prides itself, the greatest cruelty to
both parties The Daily Neps points out that
the speeches of numerous members Of Parlia-
; ment indicate that Gladstane has made few
proselytes among intelligent members to the
confederate cause
Gladstone, through his Secretary, has issued
still another explanation of his recent re-
, marks.
He holds himself fully responsible for what
, he said as TO the formation of Southern
! nation, but not responsible for inferences
! which have been drawn
Numerous members Of Parliament have
been addressing public meetings. All refer
to America, but generally refrain from urging
the recognition of the South. Golden ad
dressed the Manchester Chamber OF Com
meree in advocacy OF the abolition Of the
!, commercial blockade and secure private prop
/, erty Ut sea.
(, Glass, Elliott 4 Co write 10 Field very
! hopefully Of the Atlantic Gable and offer r
:, undertake the contract on the most liberia
a terms and expresses the greatest faith in it'
A accomplishment
: : The gales have subsided. The total lossei
!, to shipping have been enormous.
:. The gales also did great damage in France
= A duel had taken place between Mr. Dillon
> Editor Of Ltspout and Duke DeGramont Ca
~. derousee, the former was killed
hhti w.
Latest Liverpool dates of the 25th, gives
/. despath IRON Athens, OF the Oath, which say
. :. that the garrison at Ponjtgas has revolted ant
" - established Provisional Government a
n Disasters from the gale continue to be re
:, ported, The Black Eagle, from New Yorl
' for Glasgow was abandoned off Liverpool
!, The first and second officers were drowned
& lately via Queenstown.
y LONDON, Sunday Oct 26-olho of Greece
- - has abdicated the throne in favor of his bro
= ther. A Provisional Government had beer
g established, of which Masrocbofdates IS tn,
= President The deposition of the BavariaI
line has been proclaimed.
LIVERPOOL; Nov. 25 evening. Brsadstuff
Market closes steady and firm
70 Provisions fiat and heavy.
e LONDON, Saturday evening-Consols elos
g to day, SO IL, SO 5 8, 99 SO for money