, 1862-01-27

The Europa at Halifax.
J{|HN BELI. GR4TIF1ED AND S4TIFSIED---
Is TO HINTEgHATI0X4L LiW,
LET HE C0dsIDER.''

HALIFAX, Jan. o6-The Europa from Liv-
erpoo1 1lth, Queenstown 18th. brings neither
troops por stores. The Government has dis
confined shipments by Cunarders.
It was reported, however, that war-like pre-,
parations at Woolwich had not relaxed, The
steamers continued taking On heavy stores for
Halifax and Jamestown.
Mr. Seward's dispatches were considered il
council on the 9th. The 7faes understands
that IN answer will be returned expressing
qualification at the disayowa1 Of Commodore
Wlkes's act, accepting satisfaction rendered
and assuming the precedent in the Trent case
will rule in the case Of the schooner Eugenie
Smith.
As to the laws Of neutrals, government will
decline answer until it has an opportunity OF
submitting the whole note to their law Of
fccrS.
There are propositions in the note in1dmis-
sable, but after release Of the prisoners mag be
properly discussed.
The Morning Ibst announces that a thorough
understanding with our Government had been
arrived at, and that Seward will have succeed
ed in impressing on the English Government
the notion they have not only for present in
demnitZr but no small pledge Of future sccu-
owing to the late difficulty, at two million
pounds but when the bills arc all il it will
double thst amount.
Tie Daily Ners is eu1ogistic of the course
pursued by the Washington Government, aud
bitterly denounces tic policy Of the Tsas<s and
The 1in.ey Las a strong editorial on the re-
ception due ta Mason and Sliden as hlbitual
haters and -s7i1crs Of England, and SINCERELY
hopes Englishnen won't give these fellows al
ovation. England has returned them good
for eFl, and il they can, they will be only too
willing TO entangle her In war with the North.
England Wonld hare done the same for two
negroes. Other Journals advise a similar
course.
The 1fnes re;ttrates condemnation of the
stone blockade, and ssEs among crimes which
have disgraced nankiud, it would be difficult
to find one of more atroeious than this, and
apetts tlIlt 40 bs.igerent bus right to resort
to such warfare.
The Tuecarora and Nashville continue to
remain Ut Southampton. The Nashville was
! strictest neutrality towards her. Nothing w:ls
permitted to be done except to render her
seawoFthv.
The Sumter is -eported to- have left Cadiz
| for Southampton.
Earl Rnssel's correspondence to the 1Tucs
predicts that the fate' Of the American Govern
Iaent will be sealed if January pass sc;tao.ts
! eHyRe great picforN.
censols closed one-eighth decline.
Market steady for American securities.
| Sma1l sales. Illinois Central 49, discount.
! Coasols closed at 4:11M sS;E.
SrA1S.-A Cadiz selcgram. says the An,eri.
! can Consul received orders to- protest against
| the admission Of TIC Sumter. It was said
| that Spain will protect prisoners brought b1
| tile Sumter.
RUsssa,-It is reported thst Russia has sent
an embarrassing ult5matum to Rome, that i
| tf&e Pane don't contl%71n the fnntl1rtt nf f1,f
! Polish clergy, Russia will reoFganlze the king
| dom Of Italy
| CHINA new regency has. been cstab
| }ished 1t Peizin, under the &c Empress
FRAUE.-The pacific Termination of tht
Trent :sHair caused 4 Use IN the Bourse Of ]
| per cent.
| The -HonieuT says feeling Of profound re
gret ana Indignation Las beer aron=sd in En
GLAND and France by the yindlctive act Of dc
| stro5 in'z tlt port of Charleston.