, 1862-11-17

ST. JouN's, Nov. 1.-THE Hsna, from Llv-
eTpool 9TH, ria Queenstown 6ta, passed Cape
Race, en- 7.eatte for New York. Her dates are
Jour days later. The City Of New York ac-
rived at Liverpool on the 9Th inst. The po-
lst:cal news is not OF any Importance. 4 Slight
collision occurred between the Austrian aud
italian troops on the tronrier Of Austria, but
quiet 1as soon rsstc rcd. The London Times
again adgert5 to the action of the Chamber Of
commerce touching the rebel steamer Als-
bana, and = denies that any blame eau be at
tachL d to England.
The London Daily Neaos takes altogether
different view Of the matter.
Mr. Bright had written letter app1auaing
President Liueoln's proclamation
COMMERCIAL -Breadstu1fs duh. Wheat de-
cliDing. Provisions very dull. Conso1s-for
HAiiFAx, Nov. 14.-The steamer Europa,
from Liverpool 1st, Via. Queenstown 2i, ar
rived last night. Her date5 are two days
later.
English papers have but little to say on
The London Times credits the federsls for
their construction OF nayg, but questions
irs effectiveness tor regular Iavsl warfare.
An iron-clad confederate priga1eer has been
recently spoken off Cape Sable.
[NorE:--This is likely to have been the Ala
baIna, which a recent letter says was seen by
the City OF Washington ell her outward trip.
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The Europa has ei, 600 specie,
The Russian government has discovered =
centrsl revolutionary committee at Warsaw.
Elections in Greece were to be held on the
10Th Of November. 1t is said that an under-
standiEg has beer arrived at between Fraece,
England ard Rnssia, By which Grecian atf1irs
will be deprived Of their Importance for
Europe.
4 British gunboat had seized the mandarin
aud var juGt<s and custom house oi1lci lis at
f1eH a. 1r1S },a
teas detained there tor the payment Of the
i1crea=ed transit duty.
President Lopez, Of Paraguay, is dead I.s
eon professionally fills the vacancy.
Tie Feder.l gunboat Tu:carorl arrived at
Lisbon On the 25th Of October, from the
Azores. .-.....-..
:::E..sS :::.:.sS SECOND DISPATCH.
s:Ss4He ship Jupiter, from New York for Ant-
Werp, reports that she WIS taken By an iron
confederate prigaseer steamer, off Sable
Ielard.
ESGLASD-The London TINES calls atten-
tion to the immense increase III the American
navy and says nobody can refuse the federals
Of the credit Of constancy in spite OF their de-
fcats and diseouragementsi in fighting out the
game in which they are engaged In, a game
which every ybooy sees must be losing one.
1t then dlssects the DaVa1 efforts which have
been made, and says that upon the whole
the new federal navy has heen designed
with so peculiar and exceotiouaale an o.
ject, that it is hardly safe to dra from it any
general lessons or example. The North
| erEe1B wanted q 1Eet not to encounter the
fleet Of the enemy, hn: to take On the instant
| and keep possession Of an uucontested sea.
| They required guabnats for the navigation Of
| the rivers. and iiotil1as to cooperate With
| their armies. These necessities of position
| they net o1.ly discerned, but accepted without
| an hours delay, and the result certainly
| was done them credit, as it has indeed done
| them service
Measured, however, By European standards
their squadrons eau hardly be regarded a:
effective, unless we are TO Presume that othel
| nations haye expended upon their nsyias .
| large amcuat of sflHtrilaous pains. We ca
| do in twelve ncnths not Gully shat the Amer
| cars have done, nut i've times as much, B,
pressing into the service every species O
| cruft, and setting every building yard to worl
! without stint or scrutiny, We could very so3r
multiply, By q very considerable figure, thu
| number Of ships We have in commission, hu
| their quality would remain very much tnt
Eame IS they are at present.
Prof CaTles had been lecturing at Dublir
on the present American recolltioo. Fl,
holds that the success OF the North means i
not im1ucaiate emancipation. at least the in
| mEdiAte arrest and ultimate extinction 0
slavery, while the success Of the South mean
the establishment Of slavery on Z broader ant
f111.r basis. The lord lieutenant Of Irelanl
the lecturer. He deeply dep@orcd the civi
war raging in America, and Endorsed the neu
tEaii!y Of the British government,
! The calculated debating club OF the Can
bridge Uniyersity, the Union, had been eE
gagged for two evenings in discussing th
American question. The question as put va
in effect as follows:
Reso7ret1, That the cause Of the North was th
caurc 1t human progress
TIE proposition @as ncgatived by u vote Q
III to 5J3 It Was noticed that the eldest SO
OF Earl Russell spoke against the proposition
Nr. Bentinck, member OF Parliament, IN
speech at public banquet, had denounce
lie American democracy and the Norther
States Us its eNpOnents.
Earl Russell, in reply to the City OF 1ondo
Garibaldi Committee, had stated that the onl
means he could properly use to obtain rh
withdrawal Of The French troops from Romt
consisted in making friendly representation
to the government of the French empero
be added that such representations had ne
been wanting on the part Of the British go7
eminent, ana that siulilar representation
should he 1nade whenever necessary.
The G'1o1e says that the Eaglish cabinet vi
shortly give expression to its views concerl
ing the Alabama.
PAR1s.-The bourse closed firm. with q
yaucirg tendency On the S1st OF Octobe
Ren.ts 70f 90c,
lTM.1+- a consultation at spezzi
| |
. Surgeons were present. The general state
| his health is satisfactory and it is beIieVt
| that 60 important surgical operation will
, required.
The London Times has commenced the p1
lication OF special correspondence from Ric
moEd. In letter dated October Sth, I
writer is strongly irnbued With secessionis
He says The South suffers terrible desolatic
but their spirit Of resistance is Is high
+ ever.
The London Daily Ners furnishes evideu
from Southern newspapers, showing til
military resources are about exhausted .
iptesnas dlssensious prevail.
L: is reported that Glribaldi has been soul
cd as to his acceptance Of the throne
Greece.
/ Liverpool breadstuffs are generallT dt
70 Fl, ur has a downward tendency. Wheat
- very dull and declined 1@2d per GENITAL; ]
= ions very dull. Pork dull. B2con easi
: La1d quiet and steady.
- Latest sales OF American securities; 1tlfn
Latest commercial: BreadstutTs clio
l. quiet and steady. Provisions quiet
d MISCELLANEOUS NEWS BY TEL
st GRAPH.
e. ST. PAUL. Nov. 15.-Windom, Republic
D. has been elected to CONGRESS by 1000 maj
a itr; Donnelly, Republican, by l,5o0,
The river above Hastings is closed By Lex
~ PrTTsHCRGH, Nov. 15.-The supreme CO
y has granted writ Of certiorarl in the case
IL the Philadelphia sheritraity. This condl
ct the claim Of John Thompson and ousts r;
Wing, the present incumbent
:. MILWAUKEE, Nov. I5.-ln Justice to
~ loyal people Of Wisconsin, it is proper to s.
lis that the recent draft troubles are psiucip
T. confined to class Of Germans called Lux
burgers. Over Q hundred Of them have
-. arrested in Ozaukee county, and the drat
~ being enforced promptly.
I'll CoICMBCs, Ohio, Nov. 15---Last ever
les shout o'clock, a fire hruke out in the
chine works and repair shops OF the Col
bus, PiGua and Indiana railroad. a ST.
nc north wind was blowing at the time.
bel shops, two locomotives, four or five pssse1
ar- ca1s and other stocks aud an Immense q
s.+ tity Of lumber we're destroyed. Loss siI
aaI or 1000.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Herald prin
be raF mortal now being signed By nnerch:
cc financiers and Others, Recommending tht
oss turn bv the government to specie paymeu
'el" all bills from twenty dollars down, aud
and issue Of legal tender coupon bonds OF tw@
o,e fifty, one hundred, five hundred, one thou
ard five Thousand each having t~enty !
sed cant.
lay. The steamships Glasgow and H,rm
, to sailed to day Tor Europe, taking 81, %
specie
ion sell gold at the Board Of Commerce On
day.
New YoHE, Nov. 15.-The Iron plated
asa- ate Roanoke will be reported ready tor S
about three weeks.
tant The incomplete regiments in this STAT
being consolidated under orders Of Gov
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