Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-20
FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamship Hfbsrnkau

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Arrival of the sieam.hie Hiksrnkau
PohTLAkp, Jan. le-The Hibernian, from
Liverpool on ihe 9Th inst, via Londonderry on
Nc S'h. arrived at O'Clock this evening.
lhe Norwegian arrived at Liverpool on the
Gh, End The Edinboro arrived on the 7th inst
9Th inst.
The correspondent ef the Times, who has
Jrst returned :rCm Madeira, SAYS that the
ST. amer Tue cafoia has been employed in a
fcii Of blockade OF Funchal. -Four British
steamers teuDd fN Fseeau were lying in The
roaGs On the 10th december. The Tu.c.rora
cEared one Of tE,m. The Doura fired at her
hheut mile and half from the shore aud
s.hi Loaf OH, ans after e1amtn ing papers lie,
her proceed.
An Anfrican cruiser, ship rigger, and an.
pnrently In Chase OF a very large chip bound
W. 5 W, was teen Oh the 10th December, in
LAT 81, long. is, by the Challenger, which has
aIIlNsd a. EaimeuIh
Mrs. Esecher Stowe In reply 10 an address
iI'ln certain wcmen in England urging the
atoliflon Of slavery, writes that the great anti
elayfTy work 10 which their English Sisters
exho1ted them is almost done.
The Globe lays that Parliament will proba-
bly, meet OF he 5;h OF February. The Globe
Gls says that tie ercrs OF the III inistry tovards
economy have teen success full TO a sube tial
extent! coupled with increased income The
tE@hc'iicf OF HE EAchr4ucr's Budget will be
very favorable.
Am'eung Of the stockholders and friends OF
the Atlantic Telegraph Company was held at
Liverpool on the sib, 10 hear an address from
Of the enttTprIse.
sir VIM. brown was elected president. There
was an influential and numerous att"ntiance &C.
MT. ortly tock a confident and hopeful view
oi affairs, and earnestly appealed for CONNER
CI3l support.
The Paris ceres spondent OF the Times SAYS
hat The Danish Government does not intend
Ic name any oth'r person TO the embassy in
place Of CoHcha until they see low matters 20
on after the French have occupied the city Of
Mexico, ~ hich tlie frene eh Government ho,,as
ID Il q f.l la N E..hr
The relations between Paris and Madrid are
Tar from beng CoTGial. The friends OF the
Govern mcnt are most anxious 10 have the CO.
opf rs:lon OF England after the troops are in
possession OF Ihe Capitol. Complaints are
made ;hat the contributions for the French
distressed opei iatlyes come in very slowly, and
fal Wotully short OF what is needed. One
hnEdrf ami fifty thousand francs per day, at
:ne very least, is required for the bare susie
nance OF the non-@nn ployed.
MaolId journals gay that all designations re-
Gently ionGered have been accepted. These
resienations asiiatc both the Conservatives
and the Liberals.
Il is reported that the chief member of King
LcorolG's rriNa'e Cabinet has gone 20 LisbSn
10 urge kei dinand to accept the Greek throne.
The latest Dis patches say that the ministerial
change will te confined 70 those already n
The following is synopsis OF Rews by the
Kangaroo:
The Times Paris correspondent says that
Napeleo on, at hls New Years reception, said 20
Mr.. Dayton that lie regretted greatly the con-
tinuanoe OF the civil war, but hoped before ne /
New Years day that matters would be settled.
This was said, Gays the correspondent, with u
sort OF smile. and may be taken as plous wish
or prediction, or even as az indie alton, Of some-
thing stiii more significant.
To anoiher person, who on The same day cX-
prI ssed 10 the Emperor the earnest hope that
The battle OF Frederic ssburg might be the last,
the Emperor observed that ne desired so too,
and hoped that the war would be ended by
next spring. This Incident created a great
many ConIectures.
The Constitutional denies that France has
made any fur ther mediation oyertures.
IL is reported that IhH Alabama was about 10
change her CRUSH ground 10 East India
The United States Minister at Madrid pro-
testf against the sale Of the Sumter, which ne
says viii not be respected by Federal cruisers,
as she rs f. FEDERAL vessel seized by the rebels
q New Orleans. Instructions have been asked
from the Government at London as 20 whether
a register TO be- given her.
hen tn packet left Gibraltar The SumtcT,
now changed 20 the Gibraltar, was being coal.
ed and getting crew, preparatory 10 starting
On Il voyage 10 England.
The new captain having steamed around the
works under British colors. was immediately
chased by the Federal gunboat Ottawa, with
her guns loaded, men AT quarters. Perceiying
a Fed raj vessel apProaching the land within
thrse miles limit, Sir William Goddington or
dered batteries to be manned and guns made
ready Tor action, upon which the Ottawa
showed CT.
Federal sIoop of war was at Algeciras
watching The Sumter. II register be granted;
she viii be escorted 10 England by British
sbip-of-wsr
Madeira letters complain Of the San Jacinto's
firing al aid stopping British steamers of that
port The Portuguese Government has protest.
ed against the alleged offense.
The London Daily News again denounces
The fitting out OF the Alabama, and wants 10
know II the Confederate government has been
called 10 account for this insult 10 British neu-
trulity.
The rrturrs from the distressed districts show
tbsi further Improvement Is expected 70 be
only temporary,
|. In France the unemployed cotton opera
uN's ale conputrdat it0,ge9, in absolute des-
tltution.
DrmonsiI ations hostile 10 the government |
have been attempted at Naples. Several ar
lests were made, aDd documents found show.
ing sreroluuenary conspiracy. The Minister
OF the Interior directs the projects 10 have 22o
ba;talioEs Of nlcIolized National guard formed
by The 10th OF January.
Ministerial designations are runored at Mad
rid. II Is asserted that o. Donnell will dissolve
Coneross If his policy be not approved.
Tar!h modlncaTions have been proposed On
iron. cotton. &c.