Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED RREsS DIsPArCHEs.l
More Intervention Runners

More Intervention Runners.
HALIFAX, Feb. o.-The steamer Europe ar
25tb ult. " Wv
The ship Pamila, from New Orlesas for
Liverpool, has been abandoned at sea, and the
The ttsarnship w Williams non csrry :at.a ,-o, N.w
norK ior London, put INTO Faimoa' b on the
23d OF January, leaking, having a,d her decks
swept and almost carried away.
lhe faris correspondent of the yondon
LINES mas reason 10 know, he SAYS that OF cial
HhUu'nons have b~en s~nt by the, Trrnrh
government to Washington in ctr Ct advising
that committees be delegated by the Fsdar,I
government and the Southern state, 70 rect on
nenirai ground and confer together, without
Eoetiiltles b'lng suspended, so they ,n yht
ADVISE mutual conc essions and effect 4 re- OR. :.
ciliaticn 50 oesiIaDic Tor the interests of TIE
world.
The Paris Pays says We believe we ar.
abls 10 state that the government has ad.
oftsSed z communication to Washington III,
losIle means Tor All ARRANGEMENT tu.: wen ,ha
ctiii2cs"ne, which would fully protect tie
dipIity of Americana
Tie lie NoId also says: France has propo,ad
the c%nyocatIon OF al America. con; r,.s with
Vi, W 10 peacr.
he Lcndvn Times cannot perceive auythiu =
In the tohe OF tie American people 20 give a;:y
very tonfid'Ei hope ;hat the misrrias OF that
ha'ioh are drawing 10 Il CLOSE and Iha damo-
Srate do rot raise their voices IN ft,u or of p.t.r
iEe more the tDIon yanIshes out OF sight The
more GO tie TWO parties OF the Stat. va. y,,.I,
tne af0th' in franfic promises tu renew il
we must % cpnent 70 hope, : avs tn. FIN. =
tia :h'' coiif' rance i"r ttiis people, must sora-
~ ul"' heCaus" most -ntireiE handed over IL
IiS owl DEVICES, WIFI come from some Quarter
pi " :'irh prs MT circumstances afford 40 in
,iiIatioms.
I hr London correspondents of the Mauchas
ter II bu"rGian it;:rBs On excellent authority
ti;aI lac !tin'i 2.;yrTifDrut has b4,pn tioiu- a
NriA c:;asGGi ratle hTsir.ss in England taroush
i!e H dunn Of cotton warrants. Thes, war
Gal:ts re uEd-l tahine> 20 deliver much cut-
fcE tt & liked Erlre- Tep rts-:i At I'D Ia Id u.-
pound. 90 nahy Lass alter si2ht a. ANY Clu-
f.dtIaie port after the reCusuli;:.. or The Goa
.tGrrHcE. he also says II is reported that The
t"nieorracy had even addressed proposals L,
me Titish goN"Tniil, nI tor some such pro. l.
si"haF! ara speculative transaction in cotton
a large scale.
he British Consul at Charleston writing 20
lis government in Nov. nlber estimated no
qu3huS or cotton IN tie South at that dat. At
s.Ii1.taU bales. tn. Consul at SiN annah ar,t.
inE 10 bcccmbeT, estimates the amount ar not
over :i..i ii.iUl.
I'aris letters sr.ak Of the prohabilitv of an
.pIn:t ii Gei atr in ;tr, LEGISLATURE on Italy and
ai' Si'",aHd wiih considerable oppo <ition to the
MeXiIun WIZ.
Tie Emp'rer is repor ed as having said TO
Tt M: OF tn tiha NIB -. The ;,,i:ic do not
vi understand the thought wni.,, Diet ,..si In.
Mexican rXrrG. .'icn 10 fGe. L. will be iudyei
l-ter by rtsl:i = and every will see tina; i.
is he q the most important and glorious acts
IF nay rtgn''
le MoIitrur denies that lhe Fr..n n consul
al y. x Orleans has b, en- superseded. He Irit
III rr3y Oh leave + absence
~ .Euu-anU adsitiuual reiufOrcenents have
Le"n ordered 10 E-xico.
THE LATEST.
1tE RPocL. Jan. .--lnsurrectiOnary ont
hIe"h. al' t9huE !atr in f"laad.
CCT-Cn cioce ed irrs gii'II, at "a decline of = tsd
tuT E:rHrIcan and q io~ Surtt> and IGd'r
bl' aG:jt 81 were dun -,ucr tlly, and i;our lai
artf"lis declined 10. Wheat coltinued TO de-
'itI'. onu - - Il i,r,r r. Corn
- O,S closed q