Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08
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Book this morning publishes further inteI-
! ligence rsceixed b7 foreign, arrivals tksn
those tclsgraphed. Yesterday. The Liver.
pool Mercury Of the 18th says the Earl
Derby has approved the English policy IN
reference to the American, difficulties and
advised ship owners TO instruct The cap
! tains of outward bound vessels to signnli.c
! English vessels that war with the United
States is probable. TIE Washington cor
respondent of the Herald in reference 70
the Mason and Sildcll affair, saws afAics
are complicated and time alone can unray
el them, and the Utmost prudence on TIE
part of the administration will be necesss-
~ 10 avoid a war which may involye 70
with more than one European power, while
we are engaged in q life and death struggle
for the preservation Of the Union itself.
The Paris correspondent of the Herald,
says the French government has signiGdl
TO England its Willingness 10 recognize the
rebel government at once, and in case tha
U. $. do not deliver up Mason and slide.l
England and France will do so. The Pa.
trie has come out strong for the rebels The
Paris correspondent of the New York
Times, says If q war between England aaa
the U. S, occurs, French sympnthies will be
wholly against the u. S.
MEArnIs, Dec 29-The Cincinnati Com
mercial OF the 18th, contains later news. A
special dispatch from Washin gton 24th,
says private letters from England indicate
that the people have an insane wra.h
aga inst America. Even the laWcst classes
of society hound on The government to fga:
America. Lord Lyons had postponed off,
sial communication at the request of se-
ward, whose adviccs from England were
not so late. The feeling between Seward
and Lyons is friendly.
The New York Express Of the Oath says
it is rumorcd that in an interview between
Lyons and Seward, the latter read letter
from Adams ten days ago, which said TIL
o. S. should give up the prisoners if it Wa
demanded on the ground Of Illegal capture,
contrary to the Inv Of nations, IL was be
lieycd among Englslmcn in New Yorl
that the Queen would abdicate on aocoun
u the death Of Prince Albert. A dspatc
from .)eaersonville 9th, says Prices arm
retreated frem Osceoa on the Goth III,
last accounts place Price at Helmansyillf
huiryiRg South A letter from Cairo Z
the Cincinnati Commercial, says the rebeli
have sank in the channel ut Columbus,
scow wharf boats loaded with rock, ana
lave chain cables across the river, alsn
batteries. placed in the deepest
part, connected with fYe galyanic bate
yies. F...-
NEW ORLEANS, Dec, 80 Richmond 90,
The Baltimore papers Of the 9th repor.
hat the large government stables Wash
ihgton were burnt on the 2Gth, destroying
200 horses, large lotof harness, forage,
etc
Hale, of n. H., made powerful war
speech in the Senate on the 27th, protesting
against the United States humiliating her
self before the naughty insolence Of Eng
and.
1t is reported that the privatcer. Sa,nter
"a on the coast Of Brazil, and has destroyed
much United States shipping
Scott had not reached Washington en-
the 27th. 1t is rumored that his return
was caused by important information.
which he desired personally to communi
,ate to Lincoln.