, 1862-09-30
TWO DAYS LATER FROM .EuRupE..
Steamer. Europa OF: Cape Race.
a London Paper on: Jefr. Davis.
"
The Thunderer. on the Crisis.

CApR Rex, Sept 29.-The steamship Eu-
ropa,: from Liverpool 10th, VIA Queenstown
21st, ar1ived OF the point 1t o'clock yes:er-
Day (sundaJ> afternoon, aud was boarded BY
81 aSf,insa asss saeat' and summary Of hsF news
! Dates by theEuropa arc two days later than
those bYsthe Anglo 8axun..' The .Teutonln,
from New York; arrived at Southampton on
.E.1 18th. The Persis, from New York, az
rived at Queenstown On the 9th-
The political news by the Europa Is unina.
y GRKAT- BR1TA1S.-A telegaphlc dispatch
from Holy Head, On the evening OF the 10Th
Inst, reports the screw steamer A1ahama, bet
ter known as No. go, off thai port, having had
to PIT b.sk This 1sRG y thought to Ss st n
an irregular Mediterranean tr2dar.
The London Daily fescs editorially taunts
the fhends Of secession with being jnhilant
ever the triumph Of el6Ve power, and asks who
Is to be the better for it. It says that should
the hopes Of the English friends Of secession
the North pnsillaninonsly. consent to let six
millions In tho sonth give Law to their CONT
nent, We may expect to see them asserting
the free exercise Of the.7 right OF trada
on the coast Of africa We shall
our notions about the African slRye trade Us
ttty have been to accept the doctrine Of New
England shout the e1ave trade between 9tates.
which Is right JEFF. Davis has expressly re-
sefyea ior the South His admirers In Eug.
land msy find they haven't yet done him al
Il The BE- London Lon % 1snes earnestly denouuces the
policy Of, the ahontonlsts of the North IL
seeking to ra1se the negroes Of the South
| against their masteza+ It says the Idea o.
tho abo1itonists Is to organize a series O.
Cawnpore maseacres as Legitimate devices O
warfare, but ii thinks they viii not be succeas
fu1 in*the attempt It adds, "1udeed, It |:
difficult TO see how = proclamation by presi
1 dent can have any greater effect thsn docu
mentk heued By such 'gencra1s as Hunter ani
Phelps In melting negroes to revolt
It trrste that President Lincoln will reffatl
from an act which viii be at once crima nnI
blunder which will in no way advance th
1edeIL cause, but only deepen and max
I'etetnM hatred between the two sections
r. The New York correspondent Of the Lon
don Iinaes Is Of the opinion TINT Europe nee
foreign Intervention. .1ts courage Is gone
| ard the game "a lost. Washington knows,
.Nev~ YaTk does not, that the abolttonssts NJ
destroying the Union by. their frantic effort
L: LosDos, Sept a1.-Thera is no particu1a
i news Of Importance ,,..,....-.. ....
1.-THE chamber Of commerce of Lsycrpot
: and Manchester have presented an address
II. LaiDg who made d lengthy address On Il
dian affairs, In which he said We could nj
expect more fhan q million and quarter
bs1es Of cotton from Indis during The ne.
twelve months. II, therefore. It should
impossible to get the cotton xalse
in southern ~ States the prese1
crisis must 60 on with angmenttng evils +
the ntxt twelve month"; But he believe
many months would not elapse before the te
minaton Of the struggle, and a recognition b
tween England md other great powers, OF Il
! | southern confederacy.
Jute is authoritatiyely pronounced too b1i
tie for substitute for cotton.
. | FRAScE.-The Id France asserts that u
! jority Of the cabinet Of JuaEez hare decided {
preparing terms Of capItulaion to Gen. For
on The basis OF surrender Of the city Of Me
leo and Fuebla to the French.
4 The bourse Is inanImate but firm. Ren
6oE5c- = The French. cotton districts a1e
q scribed as suffering terribly. The distress
Mulhourer exceeds anything In Lancashire.
CAsToE.-Dates to the 18th inst. represe
that Canton and Macao had been visited b.
). violent tJphoon. Immense damage was do
to properly. and Il. 600 lives were lost.