, 1862-11-13
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM
Europe.
Arrival Of the City ofBaltii~
more and Nova Scotia.
MR, GOLDEN ON TIE AMnRI-
CAN QUESTION.
News from the Continent

sASDY Hoo6, Nng. 12-t ?: m.-Tae Ciay
Of Baltimore from Liverpool 20sh via Q1esns-
:Slst. has passed the point II zouze to New
York.
She brings four days later news. dated
from Europe. The rebel prissteer Ahbama
York for Cardiff. BreadstnGs steady and un-
changed. Provisions dull Conso1s 33;35Io531f
for money.
The Tinles s.ys Lord Lyons took out full
assurance that while England will be eager,
in concert with other na'ious, to aaop. any
step to promote the permanent return Of
pesce, she will meantime individually refuse
10 depart one hair breadth from the cour5s
If non Interference.
Admiral Wilkes proceedings at Bermuda
continue to claim attention, tn. cap
tain ct the Gladiator publishes 4 let
ter containing charges against hlu1, Of
regularly blockadiag BERMUDA. The 7s9rs
! ars.ues that It is not Tor England to imptach
the belligsrent righ. of search, aud the te2e~
rals have not actually exceeded their p7iviiege=
| Temptations, and put herself III their place
before pronouncirg Judgment. The Iederils
| have probably done no mose than En5land
| wonld laye done.
| Tie Daily Af,rs reraonstrates With Mr. Lin
coin uron Wilkes, appointment, and zcconn-
The steam frj.atts Ga}atea and Emerald
| rad sailed to 1eittusc. the ftest 1adli s4ali&-
| I'm.
The 71mfs IS glad to sec the D enocrats NIX
irg sbow Of force, and believes their SUCCESS
! the most promising tor Iseace.
The British consul writes letter to the
foreign Office on the cotton Prospects. liz
6: i1,iAtes the stock in America At about
4,c0o, ,0t0 bales, including she present years
cznp.
" Field that recent experiments couvlec:
him that the Auun1ic cabl. could be worket
from twelve to sixteen words per minute.
The London Pvt charges Russia with ins::i
gatsrg tie revolution 10 Greece
Repc11h Of Gari5aldis haalth are conAiet
ing. ..-
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA SCOTIA
CArE RACE, Nov. 1.-THE steamship Nov
Scotia, frolu Liverpool 39th, via LondondcIr,
S1>t, WIS boarded this (Taesd1J) morning.
ESGLASD.-Mr: Cob5ea had addressed hi
constituents at kochedale. He regarded tn
distress at Lancashire Us q national question
, and If public and private aid proved insult
: make provision for it. lie then referred t.,
the American war, and said 1t w1aii be
| 1ostc ul time for tureigUers to attempt to in
| tIuence the cpmbatan.s. To interfere in TIL
t wa or recognize: The South would d. ulor
, | harm than good, and fail to bring ferT1r
: cotton IL to hos tie contest was going t
sna, he confessed his inability ID ioes
, | ;ry cpisioa; but it compelled to max
q cucsE. be Tonhl not make The sa.l
+ euess the Earl Russell and Mc. ts'a3
4 store did. Ne did nyt belseye that ii thu VI
/ shnu'd b.: brought to termination it wou'
; rru II. a separation cs the North aad S,u:l
lie thought 1ho=e @Eo profes=el 20 muca fl
t 1:a};an unity oug ht tp appreciate niofe III
r san.e union in Autr;es. Interference by tor.
T. would DO more to strengthen the federal go'
!. er.,mcnt thap anything else, ansl the cost
e Eps1aOi III six months would oe mors tbs
: sufficient to feed tne distressed cotton opsr
i t,ycs for years. Mr.. Coba-n concluded oY r
e preaching the Palmer,son government for il
II ex;ragaxance, and aayocated retssacanans
!. FRAxcE--Mr. SlItell ha,1 m ln+efvie7 Tttt
: til. eIuprrur on tae 3S:h Ut Oct.
n GHEECE.-Tne nl1ioaal assembly, it. was r
ported, would tender TUE eIuTn - Prince
e fr.h oi EoEland- King Ohio had arri7ed
E.sGna-
T. TIE EUROPA PASSES Be.
u Sr-Jo1zSs, n. F., Nov. Il.-A steamer,
1s duubt the Europ1 from Llrerpont 1st. 7
s Queenstown I'd, passed this evening At s
~ O'Clock, dlatnnt live miles. TIE Assocfis
p Press buat pulled out fur miles, tt:e srsan
q arswerit tin. signal. but the latter dill c
= couae neaT enough to tus 1oet fur Tie obsaitli
~ ot the press dispatches.