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European News.

New YORK September 2si-The -4merica with
dates the 18th has arrived
The steamer STIR sailed fICm the Clyde to run the
blockade. Two other steamers ready follow.
80 Of the FIOridG's crew had arrived at Cardiff and
proceeded to Liverpool. The Confederate Loan
25 discount. COnsOls, 93smtsi for money. French
Reutes, 6Sf 15c.
NJ FouId rFrench Minister1 was preparing n
finance report, which sail to be very favorable.
The Russian reply o the lGst French note has been
received The Nation says that the Of the Rus
sian dispatch is very coucaIory. 1t does not revert
to the discussion Of the Sik POints-armistce not
conference.
The London Timess Paris correspondent says that
the attachment of the FIorifa allowed to
take place while in the Imperial dock-yard.
The contract for the manus :acture and laying down
next summer Of good subj jarine cable between Ire
land aud Newfoundland, bas signed in London on
the 9Th instant.
The English papers are rtill canvassing the pro-
priety and propriey of he Government detnin-
ing the steam built by she Lairds and supposed
TO be for the rebels
French papers say that three clipper
building at Nantes and two at Bordeaux, which
suspected to be for the rebels
The Florida.
The Florida is still detained at Bres, to satisfy the
French claims.
New YosK, Sept. 24-Ths Times Paris letter
says that the Floriia lat Brest1 cannot flush her
repairs before months. Two levies have been
made on her for claims due French citizens, and
another will be for the seizure of certain bars Of silver
belonging a European house 1t is not believed
that she will ever go to sea again destroyer of
peaceful commerce.
1t is again positively asserted that Macmillan ac-
cepts the Mexican throne
The Con federate Government has effected a loan Of
10O.0O0OOO francs from parties in France based on
cotton In the country.
The French Recognition.
The following items all that find referring
recognition of the COnfederacy. under date of
Sept % Like many other items, it is rather sem
satona
Paris correspondence of the .Ncfning Herald e.
peats the assertion that recogutIoIs and Oensi
and defensive league between the Srench, Confeder-
ste and Mexican Governments has seen decided upon.
Dispatches Of 9th contradict thu above follows
Not the least credit ought to be Sven to rumors Of
recognition of the South by FrauceE the French Gov
ernment having positively discharged any such in
tentiOu.
Laird,s IrOn-cI:.Is.
The following important annouL-S ment concerning
the iron-cad rams in the river N.rrsey appears in
the London Morning Herald of '::e eth: We are
informed that Earl Russell. We', esday, dispatch
ed BY written missive positive ordr TO the Messrs
Laird to prevent these vessels leasing their yards,
without ample explanation of their destination and
sustainable reference their owner owners IL is
affirmed, moreover. that the French Ambassador had
been appealed to to the possibility of French sub
ecs having ordered vessels Of this class of English
shipbuilder The reply that French subject
has legal right to possess purchase any vessels
Of war, either for himself in behalf of others. The
Secretary of Foreign Affairs is also of opinion that if
these vessels for individual owner that the in
dvidusl could only be privateer pirate. and it is
these grounds that the Government has decided
the question in the Courts.
Later.
LONDON Sept. I2-Tbe Brtish Government has
certainly resolved TO stop the steam rams in the
Mersey.
Dates to Saturday, 10th September.
BosroS, September 26.-The steamer .7ialia, from
Galway the 10Th, has arrived
The Tribunal of Commerce at Bordeaux has tried
the involving the question whether the Florida
Is pirate privateer. The decision was that the
Florida has not exceeded belligerent rights nor in
CURED the reprOach of piracy Application had been
made At the Msrseiles Tribunal OF Commerce by the
owners OF part Of the cargo of the W. B. Nash for
an authorization TO seize the Florida Brest until
the claim OF 100000 francs settled. The author
izstion granted Mr.. SliIell had gone 10 Brest
to arrange the affair
The Paris Pays Of the 18th believes itself entitled
TO state that the Maritime Preec Brest has opposed
the seizure of the Florida in consequence Of an order
from Paris, issued, the Pays asserts, with the
object OF preserving its inviolability a military
port.
Ihe gates OF Warsaw have been closed for ten days
TO all desiring TO enter to leave 200 inhabitants
been rts1 iheria no Rms