Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-12

NV fokk- ASIc3 li.-Tne steSmskap tNtv
OF Baltimore arrived seost midnight, srtas,as
Liverpool sdvicee Of the sSth ali
EHGLAsD
Tie I'D OF February wss ealehrsied ey han
euet st Jsmee' Hall, In Lcadon In tne nhs~nee
OF consui Morse. frun iiiness, Gen. vanSsn.
Minister Adam. replied TO ths ,os., 20 IL.
Ihion htsr~msrke were con fined 70 tolltr,r
Wellington for HE slorious Effort. IN eesaIf of
Eossrs. Cunningham and White, uasubep Of
Parliament, bon rpoke In deH un ciatIon OF ia
very as the canse OF The war, q nd in tsry,. az
sympathy with the North
The London Times snnouncss lhst ,As p,s-
poeed lean of three millions sterling by ,se
Confederate Government, had ben un9er,ssen
ey me hrn OF Aessrs. Ertaa<er 4 Ce.. Of Parss
The relieSship Achiilcs, from Pnilsas,ua.s.
reached Liverpool On the I'D OF FehruerT
The captain and chaplain OF the George Z, RI.
void had been brilliantly feted on board n
frigaie Majestic. In The M-r.ey. q. s. Cop.u,
dudley was among the guests.
Cept Inslensld. OF the Majestic. proposed q
toast 10 the President OF the United ctste. e,-
pressing admiration for HE undaunted u,er-e.
vsIance IN ths conduct OF the war.
MIR. Connel Dudley wa. among the reepcud-
ents, erloeizing the conduct OF the PrssldeOt
and uttering friendly sentiments toward. Eas.
land.
monster meeting held az Manchester
accepted an address Of thanks 70 the people OF
America, and presented II 70 the oclcers OF o.
'hip George GrisSold The proceeding. were
conducted with immense snth usiasm and ma
spteo hes were full OF sympathy with the Norta
In the House OF Lords, Lord Stratheden, at
the reques: of Earl Russell, postponed tlll taa
2d Of March his motion calling for the oorras-
pondense with the Confederate Commi..icaeys,
States a separate Governuent
Lcro Palmerston denounced. in strong Ian
grsse, the shipment Of negroes, by FSsnns.
IIom Egypt 70 Mexico, and called upon ,he
French Government 70 repair the wrong. rhe
navy estimates Of the British Government have
been debated in Parliament, and the principal
appropriations agreed TO.
Lord Psimtreten, In reply % an inquiry.
said that the only Official document thai hsd
been issued by the British Governments reIs-
i've TO The proposed mediation of France IA
the a1alrs Of The United States, was Earl Rus
sells letter of the 18Th OF Noyenber, which ha.
been already published. He could give no in
formation as 10 the reply of the United States
peror Napoleon. 1t was q matter entirely be-
tween those two governments.
The Globe esys il believes the difsic cuity with
Brazil will be promptly adjusted.
Prince Alfred was etiil at "a Ealta, and Li-
health wa. progressing satisfactorily.
rRAPcR
The rumors Of the retirement OF IL. EoGla
had not been conrsdicted, but they were net
vet fulfilled.
The Paris Bour.e was fat; Rsntne were
lower and quoted at Gof
TIE POLISH QUESTION.
The Polish question attracts great attention.
France has taken decided staps against the
Intervention OF Prussia, and in favor Of con
cessione 10 Poland.
The Constitutionnel, which is regarded 80
Napolesn's mouth piece, publishes a warning,
ifnot q menacing article towards the King OF
Prussia.
There were rumors in Paris OF an alliance
having been formed by England, France and
Austria, 10 obtain q solution Of the Pohsa
question.
The press OF England and France treat the
matter with great gravity.
BUESoE AyREe.
Late advices from Buenoe Ayres represent
that immense quantities Of Gotten have been
scwR iE that republic.
THE LATEST VIA UuEENerows.
LoSpoN, Feb. 26.-The Polish quee lion re-
mains unchanged. .F
his resignation in the Prussian Ministry-a
portion OF the Ministry having declared against
the Russian Convention and the attitude Of
Prussia in the affairs Of Poland.
The IoEdon Times publishes letter from
Paris. which states that the French GSyern-
ment does not desire any territorial change in
Poland and still less the reconst str ton Of the
ancient kingdom OF Oriand.
The writer adds: "France and England have
already agreed TO insist on the fulhlment by
Fruskia, OF the engagement she entered into IN
lSls"
The Iondon Herald says the Government. Of
France and England have agreed on q common
course OF action. They will make no attempt
10 resuscitate Poland, or 10 sever from Austri
her Polish provinces; but will require the Cznr
10 fulfil the stpulations of the treaty Of Vienna.
which guaranteed 10 the Poles a Cons tit To tioDal
Goyernmenta and the form OF a nationality.