Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-31
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
BY Steamship AuttfIap, at New York.

NEw YORK, July 90 BY the Austrian we have
the following: .... ......
In the course Of Lord Palmerston's speech he
treated the issue OF the war as foregone conclu-
sion, saying that the only satisfactory termination
that could be anticipated was amic1ble separa-
tion. This, however, he thought would be I'M
Peded rather than facilitated by debates In Par
Lament. He contended that the acknowledgement
by England Of the Southern Confederacy could
give the North } cause Of offence, but he thought
the present position Of the contest would not jusil
" the recognition Of southern independence. o
The Times says every man can see that the
time draws near when the Government must give
Its opinion. II Mcclellan is proved incapable Of
resuming the Offensive, the propriety OF treating
the Confsderates as independent may be justly
discussed in Cabinet g.. 20 -.
The Daily News and Star applaud Lord Pal
merston's views, and contend that the time for
mediation has not arrived .. o.. ....
During the debate on the Colonial and military
expenditures, In the House Of Lords, the Cana
dians were reproached for their neglect In provi-
ding strong militia force. a ..
The English Journals attack the Orleans
Princes for the course they have pursued with
the northern army. - -- ... ..
The Princess Clotilde gave birth to prince on
the 18th. = ...--..f :.
THE TROUBLES IN RUSSIA. .e
The Patrie states, on the authority of private
eorrespoSdence from Warsaw, that three OFFICERS
OF the Russian army, who bad been condemned
TO death bv court martial 1"for having excited
ana propagated discomfort against the govern
ment, Wore shot on the 2Sth Of June I'm The for
efess OF Mcdlin: Their names Were Arnhold,
Stlwlrkl aud RoskOwski. The first was Swede
from Finland, the second r ussan, and the tn ird
Pole The sentence was not executed In War
saw, fron an apprehension that the soldiers might
refuse to carry Il Into effect, and give dangerous
example OF ihsubordination. rs :
THE FRRScH IN MEXICO.
The MdnitsHT publishes meagre and rather
gloomy dispatch from General Loreneez as 10 his
position IN Mexico down to the 1lth Of June
The General claims that his communication with
Vera Cruz mad been re-esta blished, but he had
received warning that he was to be attacked on
the following day by General Zaragosa at the
head OF ten thousand men. The dispatch IL said
to have added to the apprehension feH in Paris.
On the Bourse the funds fell uarter per cent
for no other apparent cause. -s
ARRBEL RUMoR. is !. . .-
IL was reported in London that the Confeisr.
ates had intimated to the English Charge d, ,Af.
Tres at Washins ton that any offer OF med on
by England would meet with respectful attention
LATEST. ....' .r
QuRENsTowN, July 20-Lord George Beresford
died this morning at Donaghadee. -s
The Paris correspondent OF the London Herald
again asserts that the Emperor 10 about 70 otter
mediation to America, and says the drift OF pub
lie opinion 10 In favor Of such a course d.
The Moniteur publishes an account Of the bat
ties before Richmond, and says one thing is Ger.
tain-t1e army Of the North was crushed on the
teld by overwhelming numbers That It had to
give up T. rot by foot several miles Of ground
i nat IL has lost guns, prisoners and stores and
that Tor the present Richmond il Olsen, aged