Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
REBELS STRENGTHENING THEIR WORKS
AT COCKPIT POINT.
Goo. coo. Goo.
Arrival OF the Europa.


HALIFAX, Jau. 26.--The Europa, from Liver.
pool on the llth, and Queenstown the l2.h,
arrived last night. She brings neither troops
nor stores, and the government has dscon-
tinued shipments by the Cunarders. IL Was
reported that warlike preparations at Wool
wich have not been relaxed. Steamers contin,
ued taking on heavy stores for Halifax and
Jamaica
SeEard's dis catches were considered in Coun.
oil on the 9th, The Times understands au an
swer will be returned, expressing qualification
at the disavoWRl of Commodore Wilkes's act,
accepting the satisfaction rendered, and assum-
Ing the precedent in the Trent case will rule
the case of the schooner Eugenie Smith, as to
the law Of neutrals. The government will de.
cline to answer until 1t had AN opportunity Of
submitting the whole note to their Law officers
There are propositions in the note admissible,
but after the release Of the prisoners may be
properly discussed. as. -, r-.-.rrr...
The MorniDg Post announces that thorough
understanding Sith the American Government
has been arrived at, and that Seward will have
succeeded In impreesing on the English govern.
ment and the nation, that they will have not
only present indemnity, but no email pledge of
future security. .-
The Times axes Eog;and's expense, owing
to the late difficulty, at E2.G00,0O0, but
when the bills are all 10, it will double that
amount; but that money has not been thrown
away. taeg
The Daily News is eulogistic of the course
pursued by the Washington Government, and
bitterly denounoes the policy of the Times and
Post. |l .LfFt<t
The Times has strong editorial on the le-
ception due to Mason and 5lidell; aad says tn ey
are about the most worthless booty IL would be
possible to extract from the jaws of the Ameri-
can Lion, having been long known as habitual
haters and revilers of England, and sincerely
hopes Englishmel wont give these fellows an
ovation. England has returned them coed for
evil; and If they can, they will be only too will
ling to entangle her in war with the North.
England would have done the same for two ne.
groes. Other journals advise a similar course.
The Times Teite.ates Its denunciAtion of the
stone blockade, 0ud says that among the crimes
which have diegrAoed mankind, il would be diff.
hcult TO find ane more atrocious than this, and
asserts that no belligerent has right to resort
to such warfare. IHa 10 %.
The Tuscarora and Nashville continued at
Southampton. The Nashville was in the dock
The government observed the s.riotest neutrali-
ty towards her. Nothing was permitted to be
done except to render her HeaWorthy.
The Sumter is reported to have left Cadlz for
oOubnamptOn' s- -'.
Russell's correspondence to the Times pre-
diets that the fate of the American Govern.
ment will be sealed If January passes without
come great victory. @ ~ sfa go ~
Copsols have closed OF one-eighth decline.
A Cadlz telegram says the American Consul
has received orders to protest against the ad-
mission of the Sumter. i's.e.st y
1t was said spain would protect tie persons
brought by the Sumter. Sa1 47.bs 8
RUssiA.---It is said that Russia has sent the
embarrassing ultlmatum to Rome, that If the
Pope don't condemn the Polish clergy, Russia
will recognize the kingdomo of Italy. .sai
| CHINA.--A new Regency has been established
at Pekin under the Second Empress.
FRANCE. - The pacific termination Of the
Trent affair caused q rise In the Bourae of one
per cent a+'
The Moniteur says feeling of profound re
gret and indignation has been aroused in Eng
land and France by the vindictiVe act Of de.
stroying the port of Charleston. s.. ia-
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