Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-04
LATER PROM EUROPE.
+ iteCt OF Gen, nTt ieIInn-s pme,al

ST. jOH.e, llac. 3.--1'te learner t;iiua, from
Iivtrpooi on the "3l GltinIo, Tor New york,
pass i Gap. Race Il. ioar o'cls"s on Monday
The L. < ,cig,.tr Saratoga arrived al Iiston
Oh the I.th.
The -tra'nfr Ba> aria, helor- repor I'd ,,-hore,
EOt On ans proc, ,i.d go HaInfurr
Gen. h"Clnlisn'k removal csL ed q Dc pres.
Sion ii Arl"ri an securities Tnn Lt6don Times
hay Il iC t':f frs effect IL ~" recent elections
Oh Pres i;!rni Lincoln. MCt i"Iian is sacrificed
10 10" poililcai taa!ous!es cf The part in pow
-, '.ing known 10 be- n .vn,A!Natiye and op-
posed % The violent acis OF the Executive. The
'oEcr questions thr sTe"ps% II ne movement,
as !; lshkss G-nrlai Mcclellan Il conservative
mTrtvr.
I n, Army and Navy Gaz,t.a regards he re-
movai al 'iFn. hct t'l"llan as 2 defiance of the
goT'ru1a~nt t. ttIe democrats. No movement.
\ taJs, ho5 ben moro favorable tor bold Con-
I. 3trat. ToYs n,'u:e. 1t question: BurrsIde's
abllit- for tt appointment.
Ih" itnt ii thH kuG~jan nota refusing the
Ff'a'n pf"posnior- for mediation :nily ne1rs
ont the te!"ZTaphiH summary.
lfSr. ar" vague rurlors that France has sent
G1lo.hri n0ts {" England IN response 20 Ior.i
E"rs'iIs r-i.iy.
rl. l.lr. rpooI Poss explains r4a. .nes tea.l.cr
2.n, recently launched, IL Int for the Couird-
81 ate, bu. tcr thr thina trad.
lbe sailing OF AundTy 1ast coHstIng steamers
ior The prGpoSc CT running Iha book tdf IL
r'gorird ! st-;i,nsr. name Lnhao 7Vn. recently
h = the T"r~ey with 6Go tons Of arraS, etc. fcr
Lb- I-clI, q rates
VI Z
reflections o. the case OF ihc Alabama, aud
'rnpha:i' ally d"nv thai There are grounds for
thr fcGcTfis to -"npl"in in The matter where
they rrap"G Il" greatest t-Deht3.
GArIi slnt. ia lett"T 10 " Cornell Jewell
pledges himself srEon, ~ al Ltyor uf thn North
a. AL orpcnrnt OF slavery. He goes for the
abolition OF slavery before 3nv cons tilutiuuaI
question.
Tic cOE!iH"ntat NJ ~ IL URunpCrtau,.
In" Tin, of Saturday again eIDatia.ae on
tie prOhabi. "Hscs OF IA" j" "rlC, ratio surCasses
in tn@ \ %. mean elections. l: e;.I5 .E:tL nC
suui,I chan 70 in the Federal policy can b.
an IcipaISd. bn; II ~ enough ~ present 10 knV 6
that the wor~t 0f Prrsiden; Iincoln's measures
has hr"n Condemned, ana wjn proOah hiv be
sbanCnl.c
tt" NorainK Herald r.gs~ds Gen. NcClel-
laU'E r":TUy IT rs q tprTiDIG mistake Of President
llrccln, h,-h III i Military anc polite Il point
OF
TIE Saturday Re- Jew .hnks tho. tie Fulue-
Tor kaI Oi"U.l bSS n! ~ ants on foot which 90
not appear the surface OF his mediation
schemr, ana says that the express mention OF
the name Confederate States, " hich they Sc
loctsd for themselves, virtually involves recog.
milton, and the proposed arflistice implies an
opinion which may shortly be altered into Ian
Euage NOR Irtelllsihle than words. This papcr
hints al Il pToba bic alliance with the Southern
States in connection " it'll the Emperor's designs
on Mexico.
The leCtions il Greece commence on the 9th
Of Dec ber, and terminates the 10Th. The
gr,ai probability OF The election Of Prince Alfred
10 the throne causes cxcitenoe nj among foreign
ministers. The country Is tranquil