Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE
Ihe London Press On the WaT-Bitter Hes
uItty TO the New american Tariff.

Ihe London Press On the WaT-Bittef Hes.
tiitty TO the New American Tariff.
L CAPE RACE, July 2l.-The steamer Asia passed
here at 10 O'Clock this forenoon, for New YORK,
win Liverpool sdvices TO the 18th
The result Of the fighting before Richmond is
reared as severe reverse for the Unioniss by the
english press, and McCleilans position is re-
Lord Palmerston had stated in Parliament that
Canada. - =.
had been announced in the italian Parliament.
The London Herald treats the affair before
Richmond as decisive defeat of Gen. McClel-
ian, ana says the Confederate capital is safe. II
does not believe, however, that the campaign In
virginia Ia ended, but supposes it will go on un-
I'll Europe stays the uplifted sword, and in the
name OF humanity enforces peace.
,, Inc london Morning Post stgBat hstt s: ttefm. |
as:sa S sssStf Points out the dangerous position
OF MUCIellan's army
The London Globe hopes that the gigantic
dlmculties which are being developed in the
progress OF the war may have effect on both sides
ana that more reasonable views may supersede
the plan Of military conquest.
The Times says shat these three days OF June
mean that the Confederate army Is strong en- ough
10 mold It's position In Virginia for time that
may be indefinitely prolonged, and evidently the
pes peueIals VIII nave again to begin the siege of
first. '" ~
The new American tariff continues to excite
sIong hostile comment from the press The
Times bitterly denounces the spirit which re-
CARDS the tariff with satisfaction. because of its
injurious efsct upon England in particular and
Europe I'm general The Liverpool Post saws the
| tarln Will be looked uDOn In Great Britain as
measure amounting almost to a declaration OF
war, and thus unpopuIarity of the Northern state,
VIII not only be terribly aggravated, but Il will
lmpart something more than moral force to the
cause.
The Notifications bill has again been defea ted
| CnmmOna ndroa ont
calculated to preserve 10 the Commons due c m
troll over the expenditure Of public moneys wal
ters
The bill for carrying out the slave trade treaty
had finally passed the House Of Com mons
The Paris Patrie asserts that France will never
treat with Juarez When the French army has
entered Mexico the Mexicans will be consulted
and their wishes scrupulously respected. France
VIII only quit Mexico after the complete execu.
The Presse says the date Of General Ferris de.
Pafture Tor Mexico Is still doubtful.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, July H.-In the Houae of Commons
last night, Mr.. Gregory made inquiries relative
TO the proceedings of United States cruisers on
the Bahamas. FOrtescue said the letters cou id
not be produced, as the correspondence was In
the hands OF the law officers.
Al the great exhibition, among the awards for
mac hlnery, America gets twenty medals for ag
hCulturdl achinery, ak for military articles
and one medal each for Colts revoIvers and for
naval architectures.
COMMERCIAL.
LttfpooE, July l2.-Cotton-Sales TODAY ot
600 bales. The market has fully recovered from
the depression, with an upward tendency, and
closes with an advance OF Id on Surats since yes.
Breadstufs are hrm, but quiet.
Provisions are fat.
London. July IL, p. m-Consols closed o,
s2Hag2's for money. -