Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-27

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HALIFAX, Jan 70 -The steamer Europa, N0in
Liverpool on the llth via queenstown on the
18th inst, with three days Later advices, arrived
here last night
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the TatIne - snv oy.s; ON ~ Msson .nS Sidsifs ds
tne making OF any ovauon 10 mason ana shoeli,
and says they are at most worthless oooty.as II
would De possible 10 extract rom the jaws OF tne
American eagle, having been long known as the
olnd and habiiuaI haters and reViIers OF Eng
land
The Times "sincerely hopes that Englishmen
Will not give these fellows ANYTHING In the shape
Of an ovation. The civility due to a foe in dis
tress is all they can claim. England has returned
them good for evil, and even now, IL they can,
they will try to entangle her in war with the
North. England would have done Just as much
| to rescue two negroes. Let Mason and SIidell,
therefore, pass quietly on their way, and have
their say with any body who they may have TO
listen TO them"
The other journals advise a similar course and
allude to ason Is strong advocacy of the fugitive
| slave law to pr.judice the public against him.
The Times denounces the stone blockade as
most atrocious crime.
The U. : steamer Tuscarora and the privateer
Nashville were stiII at Southampton The Tua
csrora wa. at snc horage one mile from the dock,
with her fres bar nked up, and ready to ship her
redu red Goals, water and prsvisions on her arr.
| val, which were being supplied her Can't Cra.
ven. on his arrival, asked permission to Are 21
miHuts guns, In respect to Prince Albert; but the
Qu:sn having requested that no guns should be
| nred in tie vicinity Of Osborne, the courtesy,
though fully appreciated, could not be accepted
The Nashville continued at the dock Tfe gov.
ernment had observed the strictest neutrality to-
wards her, and nothing was permitted to be done
ex ept what was necessary to make her seaworthy.
teen put on boafd.
During the night Of the 9th, three armed men
| from the Tuscarora were discovered reconnoiter-
| ing the Nashville, and were ordered of by the
dock superintendent Fires were lighted on the
Nashville on the 18th, and il was the impression
tnat sne was ABOUT 70 sail, out sne made no move
| nens. Inc iuscalord "ds on tne aleft Win ner
| "Sam up.
| Was reported tndt tne sumter had lett Cadlz
IoI souInam Pton also tnat anoiher Federal vessel
| was cruising In the Channel, and might be ex-
Pecteo az southampton.
IL sara Inat mere much saIIacuon IN ON
clal circles at the settlement OF the Trent affair.
rise OF one per cent. took place at the Paris
bouse on the reception Of the news from
/ america.
Ine Monteur denounces the stone blockade.
Cadlz telegram says me American Consul has
recelvso orders 70 protest against the admission
OF the sumter a. that port 1t was said that Spain
Souia pro'ec' 'ne prisoners brought thither by
'ne sumter.