Daily national Republican., 1863-11-21
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The City Of Baltimore on Cape Race.
CAFE RACE, Nov. 2O.-The steamer City of
Baltimore, from Liverpool on the llth. via
Queenstown on the 12th, bound for New York,
passed oil this point yesterday morning, and
was intercepted by the news yacht of the Asso-
ciated Press. The following summary Of her
news was obtained:
The City of Baltimore has 20 cabin and $40
stcerage passengers, and full cargo. She ex-
perienced westerly gales on her passage.
The steamship City Of Limerick arrived out
on the Sth, the Olympus Oh the 9th, and the
City of New York and Hibernia on the 10th in
stant
The British Government has declined the in
vitation of the Emperor Napoleon to attend the
proposed Congress of Powers, which Is the
prominent topic of discussion. Nothing OF an
official character had yet transpred, but it was
supposed that most of the fifteen Powers that
are invited will acquicsce.
The steamship Anglia, which was to sail
from Galway, on the 10th instant, struck q
rock in Galway Bay, while entering from Liv-
erpool. She had got of and was apparently
uninjured, hut still remained at Galway on the
morning Of the l1th.
The United States corvette st. Louis had left
Lisbon for Cadiz. The Niagara was expected
at Lisbon.
1t was reported that the British admiral had
ordered the Kearsage from Queenstown. She
was shipping men ostensiby for stokers, but,
as 1t was supposed, intended for more active
services. She sailed on the 9Th instant, and
during such bad weather that 1t was inferred
that her departure had been insisted upon.
Lord Palmerston, in speech at the Lord
Mayors banquet. deplorcd lhe civil war which
existed in America, and said that England
would have interfered but for the belief she
entertained that her offers would have been In
vain. She would, therefore, neither yield to
Establishments nor menaces, but would remain
strictly neutral.
| Regarding Poland, he said England had done
her duty by demonstrating with Russia, and
although these remonstrances had failed, be
entertained the hope that that Government
would cease TO pursue an offensive course.
The reception given TO the Premier was signiti
cantly enthusiastic.
Mr.. Nllliers, prominent supporter of the
Government, has been speaking In defense OF
the United States.
kilograms from Paris say that Matamorat
has not been blockaded, but only goods con
traband of war were prevented from being
landed.
The proposal of the Emperor for European
Congress attracted universal attention. Flfteer
of the Powers had been invited, but no Official
advices had yet been received. It was sup
posed that the greater number would acquiesc,
| iu the scheme.
The English Cabinet arc holding meeting
TO consider the nature of their answer.
The London Times, in Its editorial on tn,
subject, finds no objection to England's join
ing.
The Emperor's letter OF invitation is brief
and proposes no particular question to be dis
cussed.
The Paris Bourse is tirmer, and Rentes ar
quoted al 69f. &c.
The Prussian, Belgian and Saxon Chamber
were opened by their respective soyereigns il
person. The King of Prussia expressed al
earpest wish for the termination of the diiiicul
ties between the Government and the Cham
bers. The Upper House voted an address il
response, by small majority.
The captain and crew Of the Bold Hunter
which was destroyed by the pirate Georgia
| landed at TeneriHe, after having suffered yer,
hard treatment, and arrived In England In tn,
African mail steamer.
The drain of gold from England continued
and an advance in the rate OF discount OF tn
Bank Of England 10 seven per cent. was antici
patcd.
| THE LATEST.
The proposed Congress of Paris continues Il
monopolize public attention.
The letter of the Emperor Napoleon has beei
published He says his sole object is to arrive
without IA shock, at the pacifcation OF Europe
The steamship anglia remains NJ Galway.
The Grand Duke Constantine has been re
| lirvcd of his functions aS Lieutenant Com
mundcr of Poland, and the Car trusts that h
will reanme his taslr after thr re-, ,cBtablishmcn
! Of order
PARIS, Nov. l2 -3P. m,-Ihe Bank of Franc
has raised Its rate of discount 10 per cent
! Reu,es are quoted at 67f 30c.