New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
LORD PALMERSTON ON THE AMERICAN WAR.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS LIKELY TO TAKE PLACE.
Letter Of Louis Napoleon 70 tho
European sovereigns.
Opening Of the Parliaments Of Prussia,
Belgium, and SaxOny.
Depredations Of the Privateer Georgia
CAPE RACE. Friday, Nov. 90. 1862.

CAPE kACf, FRIDAY, nov. ~, icoS.
The steamship City of Baltimore, from Liv.
erpoo Noy H. via Queenstown l2th passed this point
at a. m. to-day She was boarded By the news yacht
Of the Associated Press and the following summary Of
her news obtained:
The City Of Baltimore has $40 steeragc and 10 cabin
passengers, and full cargo. She experienced heavy
westerly gales
The steamship City Of Limerick from New.Vork. ar.
rived at Liverpool on the 9Th.
The steamship Olympus from Eew.York. arrived al
Liverpool on the 9th.
The steamships City Of New. YORK. from New. York,
and Hibernia om Quebec, arrived at Liverpool on the
l0th.
The steamships Kangaroo And Virginia arrived It
Queenstown on the 18th.
The steamship Haiamonia arrived ct Cowes on the
18th.
The steamship Anglia, which to sail from Gal
wav on the 10TH struck rock In Galway Bay. while
entering from Liverpool. She was got of apparently
Ingjured but stu remained OF Galway On the morning
of the llth.
The United States corvette 81. Louis had gone from
Lisbon TO Cadz. The Niagara was expected at LISBON
II reported that the British Admiral had ordered
the keersage IRON Queenstown IL was Deneved tnae
she shipping men, osteEsby as stokers but 1t was
supposed Tor active services Sic sailed on the
5t and during such bad weather that 1t was iiereo
that her departure y0s insisted upon.
Lord Pamerstol. in speech at the Lord Mayors
banquet deplored the American war be said Engian9
wOlld Tor tie DcleI tnat IL
have been in vain She therefore would yield neither TO
bandis ments nor nenaCes, but would remain strictly
neutral Regarding Poland he said England had done
her duty b! renonstrn,Dg. But although these re-
nOnstrllces fai,ed, lie hoped Russia would cease W
pursue an offensive course.
Lord Palmers;or's reception was significantly eathu'
siistic.
Mr. yilliers, q prominent supporter Of the Govern
ent bad been speaking defense oi the Federal uov'
erImeDt
Paris kilograms LAY that Ma,anoras i no, bockaded
hr.af,r f.fx II ls "A
Ihe EmT erors proposal Tor European Congress az
traeied universal attention Fifteen powers are invited.
No official aoyices have yet been received put !. -
supposed that greater number viii ocqulesee IN Inc
scheme Tie English Cabinet was holding meeting
% consider an answer The Tines sees no objection 70
III gland joining. The Emporor's letter Is sloFs; I"
mentions question.
Bourse nrLer; kentes C9f oc.
| The Prussian Belgian, ana Saxon Chambers were
opened by their re pectiye soy versigns IN person
The King Of Prussa expressed an earnest wish fof
termination of .ne differences between the Cover nmens
aud the Chambers The Upper House voted al aatlress
IA rnspOrss by a small majority. ,
Tho captain and crew of tho Bold Hunter, destroyed
by the pirate George, were lluded at TeneTiIe, after
very hard treatment and arrived in England In an Ari'
con mail steamer.
GoId continues to flow from the Bank Of England A
further advance IN the rate Of discount TO was entic
pated
The proposed Congress monopoized attention. Ma.
poeons letter had been publisled. lie says his sole
object is 10 arrive without shock Mt paeicaiion Ok
Europe.
nc steamship Anyloa remains in Galway.
BOMBAY, Oct 29-Iherc has been great storm on
the western eca:I 9f the Bay ofRengaL
Slirtings Twist active and advancing. Cotton
Broack GO. Exchange, % I'D. Ereishts. o's ID.
The BOMBAY mail reached Suez, NOV. IL.
| Tie Hammou.a had arrived 1t Cowes.
The Grand Duke Constantine Lad peen relieved OF his
functions Gs LeuteHantC Commander OF Poland ard the
Car trusts that he will resume his task after the rees
PARIs, Nov. 4, 8 p. m.-The Bauk Of France has
raised s rtc ot dscOEIto per cenI hehIes o'L Soc