The New York herald., 1862-11-13
ocoupied Hamiltoa, several miles further up the
Roanoke rver, and had gone to Tarboro.
EuROpRAN NEWS.

and Nova Scotian is FIVE days later than the ad-
vices by the Scotia.
Mr. Golden, M. p. had addressed an important
speech to his constituents in Rochdale in which
he emphatically condemns the idea Of English in
tervention in the American war. Ho said that
such movement on the part of the Cabinet would
do injury instead of good, and wsuld not bring out
cotton; war with the North was certain 70 en-
sue, and this struggle would cost Great Britain
more money in six months than would feed all the
distressed Lancashire operatives for ten years.
The London Times says that Lord Lyons has
been instructed by the English Cabinet to tho ef-
feet that while England will be found ready to act
with the other Powers in promoting restoration
of the old Union, the formation Of new one or
a peaceable separation Of the South from the
North, he Gord Lyons) is not to depart in the
meantime "a hairs breadth" from her neutral
policy as at first declared.
Mr.. Slidell had an interview with Napoleon on
the 2Sth ult.
The commander Of the AngloTcbel steamship
Gladiator published the report that Admiral
Wilkes, U. S. NJ, had really "blockaded' the
coast of Bermuda but his statement was not
generally credited by the press, and the excite
ment produced on the Stock Exchange in London
by his first assertions in Liverpool had subsided.
Bermuda. The London Times inclines to the
opinion that Admiral Wilkes has not exceeded the
proper national right of search for contraband of
war and says that il he has not England has no
cause to complain.
A Prussian journal makes grave complaint of
the action of General Butler in New Orleans to-
wards Prussian property and Prussan subjects.
The London Times says that Mrs. Phillips, an
English subject had become insane in New Or
leans in consequence of Gen. Buffers treatment.
The rebel pirate Alabama had destroyed the
barlteRave Crest, from New York for Cardiff.
The British Foreign Office had issued letter,
written by Mr.. Bunch, the British Consul at
Charleston, touching the quantity of cotton now
in the Southern States. The letter Is dated 18th
of August last. Amount of cotton remaining in
the Southern States at date, which might be avail
able to foreign commerce as soon as the blockade
Is removed, may be stated at three millions nine
hundred and fifty thousand bales.
The London journals continued to speculate on
the result of the elections in the Northern States
The articles were generally favorable to the de-
mocratic party.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
The CITY of Baltimore and New York, ct this
port, and the Nova Scotian, off Cape Race furnish
news from Europe to October 3l-fve days later.
Consols closed in London on the 3lst ultimo at
933S 9311a. The Bank of England had advanced
the rate of discount to three per cent. The Liver
pool cotton market closed irregular on the Slst Of
October, at decline of from two to three pence
sterling on American descriptions, and one penny
on Surats. Flour was steady. The Partisan mar
ket was fat, but prices remained steady.
The report of the abdication Of King Otho, Of
Greece, is confirmed. A new ministry had been
formed. Garibaldi's condition of health was again
very critical, and the Italian physicians, assisted
by the English doctor who previously visited him,
were to have another consultation on the case.
The steamship United Kingdom put into st.
Johns, Newfoundland, few days ago, for coal
and water, and sailed again on Tuesday on her
voyage to Quebec.
A steamship, supposed almost with certainty to
be the Europa, from Queenstown on the I'd inst,
passed Cape Race on Tuesday evening. She was
distant about five miles, and our agent at the
point made effort to board her and obtain our
news dispatches. He did not succeed, however,
for, although the steamship replied to his signals,
she did not come nearer, and, high sea running
at the moment, he was forced to return to the
shore, traversing four miles with extreme d III
Guilty and peril. Had the course of the steamer
been little nearer the news would have been
obtained. II will now reach US from Halifax. The
report of the Europa is two days later than that
of the Nova Scotian.
We are in possession of late dates from La
guayra, Venezuela; but the news contained in the
Concrete, of Laguayra, is not of any imme date i'm
portance. An official decree Of General Paez de-
clares the blockade of all the ports and coasts Of
Maracabo, from Cape San Roman, on the peninsu-
la Of Paraguana, to the Punta de Espada, on the
Goagira peninsula. Due notice OF the blockade
has been given to all foreign vessels, and time al
lowed those in port to depart. Judge Culver, of
New York, the new American Minister to venezu-
ela had arrived, in company with his family and
friends. His reception sby the Dictator was
most cordial and pleasing. The presentation took
place in the audience chamber at the Government
House. the Minister being presented by the Secre-
tary General Of State, Pedro Jose Rojss. As a
matter Of course, there were fluctuations on both
sides. In the remarks made by General Paez he
took occasion to say that numerouS attentions had
been bestowed on him in New York, all Of which
he still holds in grateful remembrance. One or
two federal officers had arrived and offered their
services to the Venezuelan government.
The Board Of Supervisors resumed their session
as county canvassers at twelve o'clock yesterday,
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