The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-08
Later from Europe.

The steamer Anglo Saxon, from Que
bee, arrived at Londonderry on the 22d.
Both vessels are supposed to have been
off Liverpool when the Norwegian
sailed.
The weather continues to be very bois-
terors, and additional marine disasters
continued to be reported.
GREAT BRITAN-The Times city arti-
Gle, referring to the resolution contem-
plated by tie Confederate Government
to collect a million bales of cotton,
and sell them in Europe subject to all
contingencies as to the date at which
they can be shipped, says it is not with
out importance should the resolution be
passed
There are doubtless many spectators
who might be tempted into the specula-
ton provided the marginal profit offered
bevery large. The writer suggests that
perhaps the confederates, by means of
the Oveito and other vessels, hope to
break the blockade of Charleston and
other ports during the winter.
The Daily News thinks the Federal
cause has never before looked so like
success in its essential features.
The South is almost at the last stage
of exhaustion, while the North is nearly
untouched in all its resources.
All that European nations have to do
is to wait. The events must soon be de-
cided bv other influences than those.
The Times of course takes directly
the opposite view and says more impor-
tant than the news of battles is the fact
Al Al of hoe NJ
last begun really to feel the dangers
which threaten the country with not
single Confederate State conquered, or
likely to be, with not one cent yet levied
by direct taxation at the North, with an
immense host of raw recruits to be paid
their bounty, to be armed, clothed, q
supported with gigantic mass of Ate-
rails to provide for another invasi and
the Federal Government finds < cur
rency deprecated one-third it' lie.
Although no invasion of Pennsylvania
on large scale is intended, fresh raid
across the Potomac impresses the Fed
erals with the conviction that their enc
my is as full of spirit as ever. IA
The article then expatiates on the in
terminable and indecisiveness of the bat
ties IN the West.
The Liverpool correspondent of the
Times. Mr. Spence, again urges media
ton or recognition, on the ground that
Europe cannot remain callous either to
the suffering there or the horrers impend-
ing elsewhere.
He thinks the contest but too likely to
degenerate into a mutual butchery, and
that England may then be driven to take
up arms to end such an outrage on civil
ization
The Daily News points to Sumner S
speech in Boston, and its reception as a
refutation of the Times argument, that
the emancipation scheme would be repu.
dated.
1t denounces the scandalous stories
which have been brought against the
authors and abettors of the scheme
Sir BENJAMIN Brodie, distinguished
surgeon, died at his seat in Surrey or
! the Dist Inst.
A Cabinet Council was to be held in
London on the day the steamer left Liv
erpool.
AT public meeting held at Oldham
resolutions were offered calling on the
Government to recognize the independ
ence of the Confederate States as the
only means of ending the civil war.
An amendment was offered declaring
that recognition was impolitic, and likely
to result in war with the North.
After a warm debate, and uproariou.
proceedings, the original motion was de
clared carried, although the meeting
was about equally divided.
The destruction of American ships BY
the pirate Alabama caused general ad
vance in rates of iusurance-at Lloyd
of 2@3 per cent. on all American ships
The advance demanded at Liverpool wa
as high as five guineas.
FRANCE-It is stated that Persign,
and Foulds have consented to remain il
the Cabinet, the Emperor having assur
ed them there is nothing reactionary il
his present policy respecting Italy, bu
that he declined to take any hurried
steps in regard to Rome
The Council of State had resumed it
sittings
The Bourse was frmer. Rents at
vanced to 7lf Soc
ITALY.-The alarming accounts c
Garibaldis health continued. 1t wa
even rumored in Paris that he was dead
A Turin dispatch of the 22d, however
said he had been removed to Spezzia an
bore the removal we'll
His state of health is slightly impro'
: ed, but the papers still expressed niue
apprehension.
The 22d being the anniversary of th
| Union of the Southern Provinces to Ital
: was celebrated by fetes in all the prime
pal towns Perfec- order was maintain
ed
The remittance of specie to Bnmba
: for cotton continues to increase.
! The next steamer will take 9750,00
: There was heavy fall in American S
: curities under the reaction in New Yor
! reported by the City of Baltimore.
t All securities relapsed.
LIYERPooL, October 23.-Breadstuff
, -Four firm with an upward tendenc
D American quoted at 23@2Ss Wheat
o frmer but rates unchanged Red Yves
n ern 9@10s; Red Southern 10s610 81
+ white western los 6d@l1s; white sout
n ern 11s@11s Sd. Corn easier; mike
29s 3d@29s Cd Provisions dull b
e unchange.
: LONDON. October 23.-American sec
S rites heavy, and all descriptions slight