Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of tho Staan,shin En.c,


CAPE RACE, Sept. 3G.-The steamship Euro.
pa was eff this cape at 80 on Tuesday.
1t is TumoTed that the Confederate Eavoy in
London Las Withdrawn. in consequences o! the
meas ures of the British Government respect
Ing the rams.
L'Opinione Naionale believes itself able to
state that the English Cabinet, fearing that
France may take poss ession of Mexico is
strongly enoeavoring to persuade the Emperor
OF Austria 10 consent TO the acceptance of the
throne by the Archduke Maximilian.
! ne same paper says an American loan is
/ spoken OF, to be effected in London as soon as
the Archonke is Officially proclaimed Emper-
OF. ~ is also SAID that eight thousand Irish men
would be enrolled for service in the new EN-.
lile. lhese statements caused material i'm.
proVtment IN Mexican securities in London
Inc Times article remarks that the employ
men, OF iris o troops ie oeieuiotod 90 prevent
Inc United States from undertaking any aggres.
sioG on the new monarchy.
RusSia.s reply TO the English note is pub
lished. 1t processes an ardent desire to restore
tranquility In Poland. and says discussions
could end only in establishing a difference OF
views, and to assume all responsibilities and
hopes OF the principle of non intervention,
hich Russia had certainly respected
Ihe Madrid Epoca asserts that the Cabinets
OF ashington and Madrid have determined to
submit the question CT jurisdiction in Cuban
waters 10 the arbitration of the King OF the
Beigians.
The United States frigate Constellation ar
rived al Gibraltar on the 1ith
letter from Ri.hmond in the Confp derate
AhN iiuSAs SpthhS pibbdDiN bl TIE early
r. call OF ibe repre- sentative Of the South from
ELgiahd ON account OF the attitude OF the Brit
ish Government
The London Star fears that it is the intention
of the French Government 20 speedily recog.
MISE lhe Ccnfedtraies. 1t add uces various acts
and cen onstIation TO justify the belief, and
comes 10 The conclusion that we must be pre-
pared fer French recoe milton before long
he London Herald, adyertiEg to the ru-
noTed probable recall of Mr.. Mason from
LondCn, says II is in consequence of the sys-
tematlc rudeness with which he has been treat
ed ty Earl Rus sell.
The Herald hints that il has been through the
suggestion of Mr.. Adams that Mr. Mason has
been excluded from official intercourse with
tEc British Government
lie Paris correspondent of the Morning Post
says a eW loan tor the ConfederateS is contem-
plated.
The French Government has certainly not
tn eWn any difficulty i'll the way ofthe Florida
captain WaftI has resigned the command Of
The Florlda. on account OF ill health. Lieut.
Barnes will probably take command.
One II ason gwen for the decline of the Paris
Rourse Is an apprehension by some operators
ll.at decision in the case OF the Florida may
lead to unpleas ant feelings between the French
and Federal Governments.
Tie Paris Pays says he English journals
published in the Moniteur, respec ing the
Florida, S a step toward the recognition ofthe
Gonfederacy. Ii was merely recognition of
telligerent rights. If the Emperor's Govern
ment believed itself bound to recognise the
Genie derates and establish official relations at
all, it would do 50 openly and not by indirect
means.