The New York herald., 1862-07-25
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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Arrival Of the Etna on Cape
Race.
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FOUR DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
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British Opinions Of the Battles
Before Richmond.
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Advance In Cotton -Eroadstufls Dull,
de-, DC, &c.
FOUR DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
ADVANCE in Cotton -Breadstuls Dull,
C.APE RACE, july d. 1862

The Cunard steamship Etna, which left Liverpool
Wednesday, 16th and Queenstown Thursday, the 18th
inst passed this point at eight O'Clock This evening" en-
route to New York. She was intercepted by the
boat Of tse New York press and the following despatch
ohts ned
The lighting before Richmond WAS eagosly crnvassed.
sono journals regard great For tho North,
and reproseh the American government for treating
any other light Others contend that General hcCiei-
Ian has sustained NO serious disaster Is indeed praCt
cally nearer Ricmoud aud may congratulate himself
on the greatest and successful operation Of the
war.
Hopes are freely expressed that pacific councils
will soon prevail at Washington
The London Inns is particularly bitter and sarcastic,
ard ireats tho matter a decided rebel victory. 1t
thinks that there good evidences in the North that
the beginning Of the end s not far or In another
article il aepo the nsolsnce of General Butler in
his intercourse with the foreign Consuls and says thai
is rot eas way TO concate and superors, and
he should consider whether ne is not doing harm
than good 70 the federal cause.
Tho London TINES depTecates tho new American tariff
and predicts that VIII result in far greater injury to
America herself than 10 any one else
The lle.ssn Morning Pest says:-Ahairs approach the
crisis which win neeessitae decided the
part OF the federas Neatrals cannot much longer re-
main passive spectators, and the question is-When
shall the South be considered have vndcaed its right
to recognitonS points to tho past policy Of England
in recognizing successful opposition and says If the
North wauld take the initiative and sail with the
ron which IT cannot STEM neutral States might be saved
the disagressbe necessity Of djscharsing most dsa
greeable duty.
The London Daily Ners points out what would be the
feelings or England situated like the North and argues
that secession will be crushed out at all hazards
The proceedings Of Parliament have been unimportant
Mr. Forster in the House Of Commons gave notice that
when Mr.. Lindseys motion for the recognition Of tho
South comes up he VIII move amendment pledging
the House to sustain the in the policy Of
non Intervention.
There increasing distress in the manufacturing
districts Of England and had attracted the attention
Parliament
1t was d0nied that the Prince Of Wales win visit
Russia.
Lord Pamerston, in speech before the volunteers,
spoke imprsssvey and some say Significantly OF the
importance Of maintaining efficiency in movements.
The Paris Potrie says the interview between tho En-
perors Of France and Russia and the King Of Prussia
takes place in September
The Bourse closed heavy at 6St soc.
The Italian Chamber OF Ministers explained caribaldis
at Palermo. i regretted his attack France,
and sad his journey was without sanction.
The Prussan Ministry had introduced bill providing
credits for the increased navy.
The Ednburg leaves Liverpool the 17th for
New York, to accommodate shipping merchants in
tioipation Of the tariff
The Etna has dfty five cabin and two hundred and
eighty steerage passen and full cargo and the mas
The steamships Jura and China, both from New York
arrived out the 18th inst, and their news was re-
ceived with great deal OF interest.