New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
The English InteTentiOniStS Indignant al
McClellan'S Removal.
Another letter from Csaribaldi on
the American War.
GeUrg,s the Unconditional Abolition of Slavery,
Probable Election of Prince Alfred for
the Throne of Greece.
CAPE RACE. Monday. Dec. /. 1882. !

Via SAogvILB \. h.. Dec. ;. s
The r. M. steamship China Capt. Cook, from
Liverpool on the evening of Nov. -, and Queens
town 23d, passed Cape Race at 4 o'clock on Monday
afternoon. She has 81 passengers for New-YoTk,
where she will be due on Thursday night. The
Chinas news, which is two days later, was pro-
cured by the Associated Press news yacht.
The steamship Arabia, from Boston via Halifax,
arrived at Queenstown on the 9th.
The U. S. sloop-of-war Saratoga arrived at Lis
bon on the 18th of November.
The steamship Bavaria, which was ashore off
Altoona Beach, got of on the 18th, and proceeded to
Hamburg.
McClellan's removal caused depression in Ameri-
can securities.
TIE London Times says it is the first effect Of the
elections on Mr.. Lincoln. Mcclellan is sacrificed TO
political jealOusies, to the party in power, being
known 10 be a conservative and opposed to the vio-
lent acts Of the Executive. The Tunes questions
the success Of the movement, as II makes Mcclellan
q conservative martyr.
Tie Army and Nary Gazette regards the removal
as a defiance of the Government TO the Democrats
and the humiliation Of Mr.. Lincoln No moment,
ii says has been favorable for bold Confederate
movements. 1t questions Burnsides ability for the
appointment.
The text Of the Russian note, refusing the French
proposition for mediation, fully bears out the tee-
graphic summary.
There were vague rumors that France has sent
another note to England in response to Earl Rus
sells note.
The liverpool Post explains thtt the 1920" re-
Gently launched il not for the COpiedeTates, but for
the China trade.
The sale OF sundry fast coasting steamers for the
purpose of running the blockade is reported.
A steamer. name unknown, recently left the Mer-
sey with 6JO tuns Of arms, &c, for the Conied-
crates
The london Times and Post reply to Secretary
Stewards reflections the case Of the Alabama, and
emphalically deny that there are grounds for the
Cnionlss to complain in "a matter where they have
Teaped the greatest benefits.
Garibaldi, in letter to w. Cornell Jewett,
pledges himself strongly in favor Of the North
opponent OF Slavery. He goes for the abolition Of
Slavery before any constitutional question.
The continental news is unimportant
The Ismes of Saturday again expatiates on the
probable effect Of the Democratic success IN the
elections. 1t says sudden change IN Federal
policy he anticipated but II Is enough al present
20 know that the worst of MIR. LiDcolns measures
have been condemned and will probably be aban-
doued. The Conservative victory will prevent the
great crime of stirring up the negro TO insurTecon,
and will insure personal liberty and free discussion
at the North.
A deputation had had en- interview with tire Duke
of Newcastle on the subject OF a route through
British territory TO the Pacific.
Tie Morniag Herald regards McCellans re-
uoval AS a terrible mistake Of Mr. Lincoln's, both
In military and political point OF view.
TIE Star thinks the cause OF McClellans removal
justifies the action Of the President
TIE SATURDAY Rerieio thinks Napoleon has
movements on foot which do not appear on the sur
face of his mediation scheme; and says the express
mention Of the name OF the Confederate States,
which they selected for themselves, virtually In
wolves recognition and the proposal Of aristice
implies opinion which may shortly be altered
into language more Ineligible than words. The
article hints AZ probable alliance with the Southern
States In connection with the Emperors designs in
Mexico.