Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05
TELEERAPHIC NEWS.
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FROM EUHOPE.
Es'hs.'astle Sse,ircs IN SaslaaS In n /.
nsn. enc N nj ne the Lsre He,s-Un,n
fEsEsly PGssee.
P"hrLa.D, Errch t-Th. et-anehin ais.-
Era ircn tt1erroci cn the ,cth, ard London
Gerry On nc evening cf ths SC,h u!t s-r,yea
al hsit-paet -ia This evening
Iht taanlsr EAlisbsrs arrived at Q ssen..
tUS ou lie ;G,h
ord Strsther,i-n hes given notice in IN.
RoIs- OF Irorts th6t H. would NOV, f,r ,o,i..
G. ths dispatches :-oEa kssou t. The Easi,.h
lever Ment relative to ule cisiuas OF the s;ou-
"Se.a, I S DC ack1e " ledSed by Gr-a: Brl ain
Af'tlhfsr Sc;nr.e, etc, inSuNor of Pr~.id.ut
Lincoln se.rarcipauon policy arc OF daily oc-
eu-rrree IN yeric,:s parts Of England and i'm .
ICING demonstrations wer~ expected q; the
nis eeiieC.
A ree,ls en- th- subject was held a, 81.
.'~mes Hal on The 18Th ult The speakers IN
oUlsed in bitter in vectiyss against ti,e Io-S
Hh!oT and Fir. Macon for the late sf;,ir AZ the
Mansion Hcuee banquet, and a resolution con
oemrinS the Lord Mayor wss unanimously
carried. |
Tke Times or.pia,rs that ,ba srana old
cH".- against slavery Ard the snu-slave tr.de
n"Nsni'nt has q. generated IN mere cats.av
20 SeTGro, and snrsf 20 the recent report that
LcTa brpushsrl eGrnestly entrrstad the ne "
'a-aH HtipatiOnists not 70 dishonoT tLs old cause.
theh' 10 re,-n, address 70 Mr.. Adams, the
An. ricsn ~ h:n st.r.
Ih@ Bank CI Mobile had remitted To London
a"c;.S 1i.,.ts' IL specie, 20 meet the deraanJ
uE'l ''H'!, o'F3 OF tsIe ihtere~t on the bond. OF
ticnasBa
1"c >hipFiE., Gazette points out that the ac
counts ~ ~. Charleston AFFAIR, per the Arabs.
are tsr ico h e:-"-n 20 justify aay Govern meut
tarsrS d~ctf. .d -r.iun.
- IF2crtd'ngs OF Parliament are unim-
ror'2u:.
Naples t'!oeraR of the 18th OF Februarv
,nnonntes tE3l tie war .Ram+r St. G~org.
hsc ief: fcT HSita whirh Prince Alfred on
h.%I q, sUff. -iG- from fever
fTF f6rSIlOES 10 welcome Princpss
dis indicate that the eN ent will be one Of the
mot magnificent ever given in England
The rumoIs that France considers that the
1harits'on oiackace was raised, stilI lacks
confirmation.
The Prussian Government did not follow
the Russian policy. The Liberals have
brought forward resolution that Prussia
should not eide with either party, and naI,her
.hoaic th'y nt"r Prussian territory without
being C:sarmtd.
The Psris- fstrie represents the insured.
non as spreading throughout all parts of Po-
land.
in American securities in London cons:d-r.
nb'e transa2ttons occurred during the past
week. many parties having appeared as buy
erS uDGer tie impress ion that the strife will
eEd ere long.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY
LIVERPOOL, Feb. ~, Noon.-Three young
Polish studrnts, IN the Fr, nch military echo u
OF 81. Cyr, hsye ce. D. delivered to the RussIans
by Prussia. Since thin il has been remarked
Mat u change suddenly came over Paris A
et tlhi-CluSidi ItprT On me GntstlCn OF Poland,
reported III Paris yesterday that French di-
Fiom6tlt note N a. addressed 10 Prussia on the
subject OF Prussisr interference in Poland.
AGTices from Paris mention a contract for a.
confederate lcaE - have been received ior three
million pounds ia bonds at seven per cent, ex-
changeatle against cotton. The Times city ar
ilcie says: rs the 'iovrrEmnut possesses all the
mems OF transport from tae interior TO other
ports, the cotton th"s n, rothecasd vyll DC firs,
nTai.a6Ie Tor shipment Ia Europe. The pric.
III " men inc bonds are to be issued has not
tr7rs spirrd.
The deaths Of the Marquis OF Cheltrnhan and
Lore Ralay are n DuouRcel.
The secretary OF tas Emancipation Socirty
says no letter or Telegraph dispatch has been
received from LCfH Bro ghaln. inpiJring than
no: tO present The;~ 'siresS T. Mr.. Adans The
meeting at l.iN efryyl - Iayor OF emancipation
was very enthusiastic.