Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Feb 2l.-The steamship N.n,a.
toSrr -, :. ooi on the 27th inst, wa mems
1o~h on the sth, arrived here tins forenoon
at hand ~ 'A0'e oiIeaoS
The Canada has eighteen passenger. for 10.
Mlfs Eurdett Couts " "
ne Polish insurrection was spreadino
ebfrow, In Poland, had been taken by the
husslans, after saneuinary bsttIa Tha =,
strHeD - werr dispersed "
ihe United States Cons ul at Cardiff writes
lAat 20 Confederate vessel Is lying there N
piesen,. The vessel SO reported formerly b..
In the brazilian trade
was asserted That France had asked Spain
- - s.nu oacK her troops TO Cochin China and
,raa,r I'm fspiIed that she would respect the
ICY ehe had concluded with that country
Inc London Times says il is reported that
III cNer was made two months ago hy cer.r,n
paI,les IN farls TO negotiate a loan for the Con.
itutrau government, of five millions starliu-
on inc hasls Of cotton at Sd. per pound the
holcer having the option after a certain ner iod
Q! s1chansine his cotton for Confederate bonds
III ~ bearing eight per cent interest and that
'his Eas cctn partially accepted
armament was in session The Prince NJ
Haie, Ead taken his seat in the Housp of Lords
aio me queens speech had been delivered
Inns document contains but little of Innnor
lance exc ptIng the following:
Her MaJesiy has abstained from taking any
etP VIII VIEW 10 induce a Cessation of hos
nliues between the contending parties in the
seemed that any such overture wouId ha at
ttnGed with probability of success Her Mai
esty has viewed with the deepest concern the
Gesc!aIinT warfare which still RACES i'm those
regions, and has witnessed with heartfelt pr;st
the severe distress and suffering which IN ar
war has inflicted upon q large class of her
";Fs!S : su:.rcts, hut which have been borne
win great fortitude ard exemplary rpsigna
lion. IL Is some crne citation TO her Majesty To
ne 'd 10 Cpr mat t.iis suffering and distress is
ratcr diminishing than increasing, and that
some renewal Of employment is beginning to
EEe niace In the manufacturing districts
IN me House G' Lords, the question being on
an ADDRESS in reply TO the Queens spepch,
Earl Herby SAID that he had no objection 10
maze TO the course o. the eGoyernmentin regard
- ne American war: but he regretted that the
EneHsh Government had not ioined with
Fr"hc" IN The attempt, however hopeless. to
eHectf tfuch an armistice aid cessation of hostili-
tes as might lead the two parties to reflect on
me nisfrics and hfpeifssness of the war in
"hiCh they are engaged. lie concluded mis- re-
marks hy approving of the course Of the Gov
err mtnt cn the American question.
mere Il news OF ;;n ImSurrection in Cochin
thina, and Il desperate. attack on the French
lpl ccs. Severe lighting had taken place. bnt
'hr tos hin Chinese suffered a heavy loss
4 he report that the Duke of SAKE Conn re- had
drcIrned trc Geek throne has been on6rmed
: Cotton dull and prices weak The Brokers'
l1rCnlar reports the sales for the week at 90
10 bales; market irregular and quiet but prices
unchanged. Private circulars call American
cotton = ais. lower on the week RraadstuHs
are quiet hut steady