The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-06

New YORK Jan. 81 The Africa from Liv
! erpool the 18th, Queenstown 18Th, arrived here
this morning, bringing two days later advices
| GREAT BRITAlN.-The Commissioners OF
the Customs had received orders to permit the
free expectation of all articles against which pro-
| hibitions were receAtly issued
| 1t was reported that Lord Russell in response
| to q memorial from the Liverpool Shin Owners
Association, in reference to the stone hiock ,de
| of Charleston, sand he ent a dispatcb in De.
cember, waning the Government at Washington
against the ill-teeing that such proceeding
would engender, and also that it would lead t0
the opinion that reconstruction of the Union
was considered hopeless, After the design was
carried out he sent another dispatch expressing
strong hopes that the sinking of vessels filed
with stone would not be repeated i'll other pla
ces.
It was rumored that the French and othel
Governments had taken similar steps in thi!
connection. The LondOn Morning Post rejoices
at the general condemnation of these stone YES
sells and says that il is rousng the European
, Governments to similar sentiment, and as kE
why further forbearance should be shown Amer
lea than was III the case when Belgium was re-
cognized, particularly as Holland was never
guilty of the babarities committed by the Gov
eminent of Washingt
The suspension of Specie payments continued
to be the theme Of gloomy representations for
the Northern States.
The London DAILY NepS, III reviewing MI
Stewards Trent dispatch says that although il
contains much that is questionable in law, it:
main principles are certainly based on ackncw
lodged law principles.
More diplomatic correspondence had beer
published, including a letter from Mr. Seward
to the Secretary of the Navy, condemning IN
strong terms the fact that the schooner James
~ II " ~ IL
British fac flying under that Of the United
States, and another note condemning a,I Amer
lean commander tor eXacting an oath from Brit
ish seamen for breach of the blockade. thai
they would not undertake similar proceedings
again. and relieving the sedmen from the obi
cations of the oath.
The London Observer sug gests the exrediency
of an intervention by France and England be-
tween the Federal and Confederate States OF
North America. Such an act would be approx
ed by the whole word. The intervention would
be.g!adly accepted by the Confederate States
and would give satisfaction to every man who
has anything to lose. Our Government and
that of Frapce will be called upon. there
fore, to repeat what was done in the case Of
Greece aud Turkey. No one can doubt oul
power or the beneficial effects Of such an inter
vention.
| LATEST TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN.
MADRID. Jan, 19.-The Sumter has been OF
dered by the Spanish Government to leave Ca
diz, and she has gone to Gibraltar
PARIS, Jan. l9.-THe Journal Des DebGts
thinks that Lord Palmerston's intentions to-
wards the United States are not pacific.
The Paris Temps, in announcing that Messrs
Mason and Slidell are expected shortly to ar
rive at Havre, says no obstacle will be offered
to the fulfllment of their mission to France anC
| England The Plenipotentiares of the South
will be allowed to plead for the recognition OF
the South"
The PreSSe says the French Government will
not receive Mason and Slidell, nor any other
Southern Commissioners.
The Pays says that the Government of Equa
dor has requested the mediation Of England in
Peru and that England has accepted the Office
Of mediator.
The Independence Beige says that France will
assume the initiative in making diplomatic re-
monstrance against the blockade of the ports OF
the South, and that England will only afford
France more support.
PARIS, Jan I8.-The MOnitcur says that the
number of parizans in England for the recog-
milton of the Southern COntederacy increases,
and that there Is no doubt that many will ad-
vocate tins measure in the approaching session
of Parliament.
Ttade at Manchester continues depressed,
Notwithstanding the great reduction i'll manu-
features. Prices generally are unchanged, how
ever.