The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-30
FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OFTHE EUROPA AT HAL.
lFAX. -f..tI ... r.
British Satisfaction at the Rendiiio1 ot
Mason and SlideIi.
The Time Gala tho EnvWs Worthless
BoOty. and says Eag.and would
have done os much for
tue Ne1roeS.
tue NegroeS.

HALIFAX, Jan. S6. The Europa, from
L'verprol OH the 1lth via Qusenslown on
the 18th, arrived last night. She brings
".sither troops nor stores, aud tho Govern.
meet has discontinued shipments by the
Cunai dars. II HI-E
/: was reported that warlike prcpara.
tons at Woolvich have not been relaxed.
Steamers continue taking OIL hsAvy stores
for Halifax and Jamaica.
Mr.. Seward's dispatches were consider
ed III Council on the 9th. Tie Times uu
derstands that an answer will be returned
Expressing qualification at their disavow
al Of Captain Wilkes act, accepting the
satisfaction rendered, aud assuming that
the precedent in the Trent csse will rule
!he case OF the schooner Eugene Smith as
TO the law +, t neutrals.
The Government will decline TO answer
until it has had opportunity of submit
ling the whole note to lhs law officers.
There are propositions in the note not a..
missible, but after the release Of prison.
ers. they may be properly discussed.
The morning Post announces that o
thorough understanding with the Ameri
can Government has been arrived at, and
that Mr.. Seward will have succeeded in
imprcSsing on the English Government
the notion that they have not only pres,
ent indemnity, but no small plsdge Of fu.
lule security.
The Times fixes England's expense, o.
wing TO the late difficulty at two millions
Of pounds. but when the bills are in it
will be double that amount. 1t does not
think. however, that the monry has been
thrown away. ..s
The Daily News is eulogsti; Of the
course pursued Ivy the Washington Gov,
srnment, and bitterly denouncss the poll.
cy Of The Times and Post.
TIE Times has a strong editorial on
the reception due Mason aud Slideil, anG
says they are about the most worthless
booty it would be possible 10 extract from
the jaws Of the American lion. having
teen long known an habitual haters auC
reviIers Of England, aud sincerely hope,
that Englshmen won't give these fellows
an ovation, EoglAnd has returned then
good for evil. They. if they can. will b,
only too willing to entaDgla her in wa
, with the North. England would hav,
: done the same for Two negroes. Olhe
journals advise a similar course. TIL
Times rei,erates its denuncation Of tn
stone blockade, aud says: "Among tn
, crimes which have disglaced mankind,
/, would be difficult 10 lind one more afro
cious than this. and asserts that no bel
ligorent has right TO resort 10 such wal
y fare.
Tie Tuscorora and Nashville continue,
Z at Southampton, the Nashville was at th
/. dock.
( The Government las observed tn
strictcst neutrality toward her, Nothing
is permitted to be done except to rende
0 her seaworthy, The Sumpter is reported
o to have left CadiS for Southampton.
I. Russell's correspondence TO the Time
predicts the late Of tue American Govern
menl 10 be sealed If January pass with
out some great victory.
: Consols closed at 4 decline.
!. A CAdiz telegram says the America
Consul had received orders to protest a
' gainst the admission Of the Sumter.
: was said Spain would protect prisoner
D brought by the Sumter,
4 Russia.
E. 1t Is reported ihA. Russia has sent n
embarrassing ultima,um TO Rome, - tn
effect that If the Pope don't condemn th
conduct Of the Polish clergy, Russia viii
recognize the kingdom Of Italy.
China.
!, A new regency has been established q
q Pekin, under the 8, coud Empress.
France.
The pacific termination Of the Treu
- affair caused a rise in the Bourse of l pc
IS cent, The Mcni!eur says feeling 0
'i profound regret aud indignation has beel
Is aroused in England and France by til
% yindictive act Of destroying the port o
= Charleston. Rentes firm at 6sf.6Oo.
! Markets steady for American securitiss
J. Small sales Illinois Central, 4S4 and Al,
q discount, ......