Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-05

INV YORK, Oct 5.-The steamship CITY of
London, from Liverpool on the e3d of Septem-
Der, via Queenstown on the 9th, arrived this
morning.
The steamships City of Baltimore and Glas
gov arrived at Liverpool on the 23d September.
The London Nsws confirms Mr. .Iason's
withdrawal from England.
The Paris -Aoniteur has created great sensa.
ton by publishing the mantle to Of the Polish
National Government, OF the 18th Of August
This V as regarded virtual recognition of
the Poles by France.
The London Times, in alluiin- to the with.
dTawal of Mr.. Mason from England, SAYS
The Cohfederates are offended With England
for trying to keep in the right We are sorry
for II. The loss, however, is theirs While the
reitf 10 the British nation is great, she will
have nothing 20 repent
A crowded anti slavery meeting has been
held at Leeds. Resolutions were adopted de-
clariEg that the war in America was shaping
itself into one for the destruction OF slavery:
also. denourcing the building of ships OF war
for the contederates, and appiauding the Gov
eminent for OBTAINING those al ready built
The Times city article warns the British
Government against going TOO tar In stopping
the building OF ships tor the Lonfederates while
furnishing munitions of war to the Federals.
such a course baaIs too much resemblance to
the views of Federal politicians.
La France says the Federal corvette Kearsaga,
at Frest, will receive the same treatment as
that afforded to the Florida Zach vessel will
enjoy the same rights and privileges.
The Europe, OF Frankfort, asserts that the
Archduke Macmillan has finally accepted the
crown OF Mexico, and will take it at all risks
and perils. even renouncing his rights and
prerogatives under the crown OF Austria
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Morning Post asserts that the w Washington Gov
eminent has assisted Juarez with arms and
ammunition.
The address Of August 18th of the Polish
National Government to Prince Czartorisky
has already appeared in the English journals.
The event has created great sensation, and
caused tall on the Paris Bourse.
Many English journals regard the matter as
virtual recognition of the Poles as ball-
gsrents.
Prussia continues to make warIike prepara
tions.
The following Is summary Of the news
by The steamship Sidon, which left Liverpool
On the 22d, and z ueenst town on the I'D OF Sept
but which vessel has not yet arrived
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 23.-Advices from ST He
lena the Gin of August say the Alabama had
boarded the ship Wavelock, OF the Cape of
Good Hope 1t was also reported that she had
captured bark the name of which was not
given, to the eastward OF the Cape, and fitted
her out as pri vateer 1t was further reported
that the Georgia was acting in concert with
her
The English journals, with Southern SYM
paihies, begin to see the signs Of a collapse in
the south. Ever the LONDON Morning. Herald
las S,,n
ca, shows the numerical weakness of the South
is beginning 10 seriously Affect the operations
of her armies.
The Times says the fate CT Charleston is GER
tain1y decided, bnt argues that the capture of
that city will not secure what The North re-
quires.
Tie Confederate loan has suffered a relapse,
and is quoted at thirty 20 twenty eight per
CENT. discount uader the American advlces re-
Ceiy.d by TIE JuTa.
Ii Is reported that the New Mexican loan
Will te 20 OF S.i, ,tGO STERLING
The Times eultoTialiy assumes that Arah
Duke MaximilIln wi.i as,end the Throne of
Mt xI,o, and that tie british Government viii
IA CT tht Reorganization OF the Government of
ii At county.
The reply Of Russia 10 Franco is published
= Is tie same ia ELECT rs that TO EnSlaad, hut
lIince GoltscLikoI tells D,,'L Huys tia. Rus
STA caIno; permit OF provinces, TO which no
International siipuis,lops apply, being ever
II clcentally alluded 10. Nothing is known AZ
to tie next step that VIII be taken By the t. rec
Powers IN regard 70 the Polish question.
1t is asserted that Count R.chb.rg, of Aus
tria dyises that no reply be sent, but to await
The acts of Russ ia.
The Paris Pdtfie urges that reply of France
10 Russia i'll be the rpc0gu itjou of tho pntaa
as beliStrants.
discretionary movements in Poland con-
tin ned active.
The Potr1e also urges that preliminary steps
lie taken to place tie army on a war footing
LONDON, Sept. 24-The American ships Ex-
press and Anna F. Schmidt have been de-
stroy ed by the Alabama off Rio Date not given.
NJ EDIOAL ARSa0I TON -rna Am,