, 1862-11-27
IMPORT INT FROM EalRQPE.
FURTHER NEWS By The
AFRICA. ]:
The Address Of The French AliAi iaseT

HALHAx, Nor. s6.-The steamship Afri Ct
arrived ut this port at 10 o'clock this MGR. l.
ing. The following is additional TO the new. :
already 1tlegrarhed from Cape Race
LIVERPOOL, Nov. {Egenins)-The Lon.
don -AoyNsng Herald bittsrly denonuces the
non-interVen1i0n policy Of The British go9-
ernmelt, and saJs that the language of Lord
John Kussell's dispatch mocks the t1opas aad
insnlts Of the meEaory OF half q mi11ioa srarY-
ing English labofing men. Tne Herald then
charges the British cabinet with abiect patti
cree and dastaEdly submission in hopes to re-
taiE the parliamentary support Of :he Bright
end Golden pagty.
The Daily .le1s thinks that Lord Russe1l's
answer is the best that could have been made
without entering unnecessarily upon discus
sion Of the merits OF the case. and tejoiee5 at
having escaped from entangling diplomatic
essuciations With Eraace.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 15,-Tbe Joi&rnM Of
st. Petessburgh ccntains tbe reply OF Prince
Gortchakof to the note OF Drouyn de rHuEs,
which ia in substance as follows: After re-
calling the constant efforts OF Russia in favor
of co1cilialion, Prince GortcbakoF says that
1t is requisite above all things to avoid
the Appearance OF any pressure whatever
capable OF chilling public opinion in AnHerfea,
or of exercising the susceptibility OF the aa-
ton. We believe that combined measure Of
the Great Powers, however conciliarory if
would be the cause Of erriEing st q result op-
posed to pacifcatiou. IT, however, France
should persist in her intention Of mediation,
and England should ac9utesce in her course,
instructions shall be sent to Baron Stoeckel at
Washington to lend to both his colleagues
there, tie FreIch and English MINISTERS, if
not official AID, at least moral support,
HALIFAX, Nov. 2G-The Following Is the
dispatch of TIE French Minister Of Foreign A.
fairs, addressed to the Ambassadors Of France
at London ard st. Peters5urgh, from the
-Noniteur, Paris, Oct. 30;b.
Europe watches with painful interest the
struggle which has been raging more than
vesr upon the American continent. The hos
tilities have provoked sacrifices certainly OF
nature to inspire the highest idea Of the per-
severance and energy Of tile twp populations,
but this spectacle which does so much honor
TO their courage is only giTen st the price OF
numbcrlcss ca1ansitics aud p1odigions tftu-
eion o.h}ood to these results OF civil Eas, which
from thu very first assumed vast proportions,
there is still to be added the apprehension OF
point Of so many irreparab1e disasters, the
suffering CT nation towards which We have
| always profvssed sincere friendship, would
| have suthced to excite the sincere EoEcituae OF
| the Emperor. Even bad We ourselves net
| suffered By the counter bloE Of these events,
| under the influence Of ultimate relations,
! which extensive intercourse has multiplied
between the various regions Of the globe,
Europe itself Eas suffered from the conse.
| quences Of the crisis, which has dried
t up one Of the most fruitful sources
Of public wealth, and which has become
| for the great centres Of labor, Cause Of most
scd trirl, as yon are aware. When tile con-
| Aict commenced We held it OFT duty to OBJ
serve most s:1ict neutrality, in concert with
other maritime powers, and the Warrington
Cabinet has repeatedly acknowledged The
honorable manner in which re adhered to
| that line Of conduct The sentiments die
tated to us lave undergone no change, but OF
benevolent character that neutrality, Instead
| ofim7osipg On the powers the attitude which
| might resemble Indifference, on3ht rather to
>nake them Of service to tue two parties
| by hellipg them out Of position
| which seems to hare no Issue.
From the commencement Of tile var SD armed
force was set on foot by the bc1iigerent5
which, since then, has been almost constaatl,
kept up. After SO much D10aGshed, they aTt
| row, in that respect, near:y in the sane posi-
,ior. Nothi2g authorizes the presumption
! that more decisive military operations vii
shortly occur according to the last news re
ceiysd in Europe. The two armies, on th
contrary, were ia q condition thai would no
allow either party to hope, within q brieE de
lay, for any deci5ed advantage to turn III
balance AMI accelerate the conclusion Of
! pEHGe.