Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ]
FROM EUROPE.

HALIYAX, Nov. 2S.-The steamship Africa
arrived here NJ 10 o'clock this morning.
The latest European intelligence fs by the
way Of Queenstown, ard from Liverpool TO
th,. cr6 nngof the 18th inst.
The London Morning Herald bitterly de-
noEncts the ncn-intervention policy Of the
BIiiish Government, and SAYS that the lang
CT Ia I'd HusEris dispatch mocks the hopes and
.insul lis the misery OF half million If star, ing
EEel l;sh lshorrg mrn. The Herald then charges
TIE British cabinet with aeiAct patience and
dasiardly submission in order 10 rrtaia the
Pariinmcntsry support OF thr Bright and Cob
GFn arfy.
The London News think. that Lord Russelrs
answer IL the irsi that couId have hcen riadr,
without entering unnecessarily upon the dis
cussion OF The merits OF the case, and rrjoic,--
AT having ESCAPED from entangi!ng diplomatic
rs; Ooiaiions with France.
The Petersburg Journal, OF s.. Petersburg
contains the reply Of Prin 80 Gortschakof' TO the
Eo:e ci B,oun &c fHuys, " hich in substance is
ts tol:oHs: Aft.r recalling The constant efforts
OF Russia liz favor or conciliaIion, the Prince
tyt nat IL If requisite above ali things 10 Old
tlc appearance OF any pressure whatever ca
pal i- OF chilling public opinion in America, or
VI Exciting the susceptibility OF that nation.
e~be:ieNe, he continues, slhat q COM
binCd mrasrrr of tho thrre great Powers how
ever conciiiatory, il presented in an official or
oficlous character, would Re the cause Of ar
1ihlEG ri Il result tppcsed TO pacifiCa.ion. II,
however, trancr should persist In her inten-
flon OF mediation: and England should accLi-
esce IN h, course. instructions shall be sent TO
EaTcn Sioet kl, az Washingtcn 10 lend IN both
MS toIi'agu's fhef', the French and English
Ministers, II not offs ial aid, ST least moral sup
port.
Another Arrival from Europe.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27-The City of Washing
ton has arrived. Her adyices have been an
uc!pet.d Lord Russells reply 10 the Liver
POOL Chamber OF Commerce relative 10 the
pirafe Alabama's doings saws that the matter
j. under confederation by the British Govern
nsnt:
The Alabama was seen by the Granite State
ON itir sd of October, and she gave chase TO the
latter Tor short time, but squaliy weather and
tBt daIEhess OF the night caused her 10 desist
from &c pursSit
The London Times shows that the destruc
tion Of the British strarnrr Blanch was most
Migrant Outrage, and doubts not That Earl Rus
sell has taken proper steps 10 obtain satisfac-
tlcn.
II is reported tliat the British steamer Antona
has t. en stopped i.y ;hc Government from load
IN" aTIas, etc, at Cork.
The Liverpool Chamber OF Commerce has re-
solved 10 mcmorialIze The Govtrnment i'm favor
Cf TIE abolition OF commercial bloekades
lcrd Siani has been speaking in opposition
to Mr. Golden.
The Lord Mayors banquet passed of with
out Hry political significance. Lord Palmers-
ton, in his speech. merely daplored The Ancri-
can var. and pointed to- India for cotton r,Iiet
ord Brougham deeply lamented the strife.
and put IN plea for peace, calling npon Arne-
rICans 10 listen TO advice, and poin ted out the
dargeTs Of armed mobs.
hr. Adams, tie American Minister. was not
present.
I be majority of the Prince of Wales was
quietly celehTated.> The new field marshaIs
created upon the occasion are Leo Bluken. and
Lords Cough and Clyde.
lie Paris Patrie calls for satisfaction from
ihe British Government for the Illegal boarding
OF reD Oh vessel on the coast of Africa