Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03
LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival of the arabta.

HAInA1, Nov. The r. NJ steamship a
Al abba, Captain Stone, which left Liverpool .
two i. m. OF the 18th, and Queenstown on The
18th ult., arrived AT Halifax at 80 r. M to-day
Her adyices are three days laner than tho
by the Edinburgh at New York
GREAT BRITAIN.
Inc Daily News correspondent at Spszxia
sats intelhgence has reached here tha. two
Conf' d' Iate cruis. Is have entered the MedI,.r
rah'an. captain S'mn"s bring in command o
! one IL AS rumored that they had alrsad
sunk or burned twelve Federal vessels sr
/ the American Consult a; all the ports were o.
! tie "l,it 10 spread the tidings and prov .de
i n s&sufes Tot future SAFETY. TQuery: This may
| le Al oilnr version OF the statement ALREADY
published of the destruction of whalcrsl
III" London Daily News complim mt SIR
| q. 4. Il Mis for his n marks against the recor-
| niiiOn Of the South, regarding them a. minis
Iial IN signifioance. Ii says they will go far
TO still the rising clamor of Reckless and thought
lCss men. 1t adds Notwiths tanding NJ
GladstoEe's statement The Government are a
opinion that jefferson Davis has not made one
South' IN States nation" and until he hAs
England Will certainly not interierp
| The same journal editorially picks TO pi.,e g
ev-Gov. Moreheads Liverpool Grafton and he
New Orleans correspondence recently pub
nshed IN me London Times and contends that
tic arguments used clearly show that with he
South slav,ry is the b. ginning, middle and end
Of the whole revolution
The London Herald calls attention 10 the con
ficiing views of Mr.. Gladstone and SIR q a
l'wis relative 10 America. and says that they
ouebt not 10 sit in the same Cabinet
The Herald then controvrrts thc yicvys Of Sir
u. 4. Lewis and says that former precedents
VIII Justify the present recognition of the South
The Amy and Navy azette saws that AZ Il
perfectly obvious that the number Of men ln
iie n"id touch the limits OF the fighting porula-
lion both NJ rth and South; and when to TINS i
added the armies swallow I'd mp in swalnrs IN
battle FIELDS, in marches, and rendered non-ef-
foctive by sickness. by wounds and bv narole
the nicrvcntion which T. 10 arise from ihr ha ra
logic Of accomplished facts. is more likely 60
i'Inlnate the war-a WAL i'm which much iepo-
rance OF The FIRST principles of military scirnce
has hecn cvincCd. and great indifference shown
To human life.
The Lcndon Times writes upon the eui.i, T.
tioR OF flax In England, and show IL cofId he
probably and satisfactorily done.
GarItaldi meeting came of ;,t tho Lon Ion
Tavern on The lsth, without disturbance Nr
Wood. NJ mbtr OF Parliament for London pre-
sId, d. The att 'ndance was very large. but
embraced few persons Of note. The rJ.echcs
To moderate. Re- oluiions were adopted ex
PR ssinc sympathy with GarihaIdi and ths.
cause ne reprt :. nts. viz: complete unity, ard
propsiing against the continued occupation Of
RI me by the Frrnch troops as insulting 20
Italy, and dangerous 10 the peace of rurope
The resolutions were embodied in a memorial
10 Earl Ruesell.
FRhNcp
The retirement OF VI. ThoEyrnel from ,h.,
Ministry attracted much attention, and led 20
various sp' culations. The change was thought
10 he uBfavorable for 4 settlement OF the Roman
question. IL was reported that several other
na' mhers of the French Government who
rather favored the evacuation OF Rome will
rrtirc, and that the CabinrI will be essentially
u new one. The appointment of Drown oss
GHuys 10 the Ministry was regarded a. blow
10 tht hopes OF the Italians.
The1atest rumors assert that the NJ Fcrld
and Count Persigney have both rendered their
designations, hut there is nothing certain.
Ii was reported thet N. Fould was about 10
visit Marseiiles and make a speech there which
viii creHte sensa'ion in politics and COM
merce.
Marshal Canrobert is appointed Commander
l. A fhn flul
of Magenta that of Nancy.
TIE Times Paris correspondent repcrt- that
the Emperor returned from Biarritz in very
ultra montana spirit. What may be the caus,.
OF this sudden change from indifference 10 pieiy
seems 10 puzzle France. The latest phase OF
the imperial mind gives the victory. for = time,
10 the priestly party. No doubt, for the pres
eEt, there is an end 10 all thoughts OF the eyac-
uation Of Rome.
The Bourse on the I;th was firm; Rentes
7if CSC.
1t was stated that the Withdrawal OF N
Thouvenal from the French ministry created
an immense sensation al Turin and the rumor
that Ratazzi had resigned received some ere
dence.
There are also some vague rJrnoss from Rome
that Cardinal Anionelli and Monsieur M'rode
had rendered their designations.
THE LATEST
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, p. m.-The Times to-
day is silent on American affairs.
The Daily News briefly points 10 the dsspp
ration and barharism OF the slave drivers as
evidenced by the proceedings OF the Confsder-
ate Congress.
The Morning Herald reverts 10 Sir 7 &
Lewis speech regarding America. and again
argues in opposition thereto Ii saws that the
time has arrived for the recognition of th.,
South, and that the greatest mistake that fu-
ture time will point out in the foreign policy OF
Lord Palmerston Will be the long delay Ia rec
ogniZing the Confederates
The Morning Post also has an argument
against Sir j. 4. Lewis views as to the time
Tor recognition, and saws they are totally az
variance with the accepted practice of naiioLs.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
The intervention sc n . me sub sidfu~-Speeeh
Of the Minister Of W ar against the south
The Liverpool thamber of Comm erce re-
iects X ecogn tioB and ID n Ids Ne MFR lf,,