Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-14
TELHGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPAYoxNnl
FROM EUROPE

EEv YorK, EsTch fa-Trs ssasnar A~.-
Iaias:an arrived herr ct eIc IA. evening, vin
Liverpool s0S ic~< W the ist inst
M. SweTds r>eponfS % TIE Emperor IA
Fo.sobs Ger of mediation hSd attracted fsne-
rsi CON nlsnt The Ioode1 Time cay. lasI
hr. sSwsTd, IL not pretsrustsrslly r;sbt =
tSnpr-hensibly wrong. and after c.iucl.,a-
s,,d dk.entinx from HE view OF AFFAIR." save
rat De y 1T least cof.i tent ith all he hs.
written from The commencement. But " h-Lhe
hs 10 consistent with the facts the inse wu.Id
fxlheF .eevr ryecs tc decide.
Inc hrrntne Poet 1. very bitter and lock,
npcr the letter ne mere bnnccInbe, bat era.-
naaag, se IL ooes, FROM the Waahinxton Cab
irt :, ssys II IA truly incredible tsa. tha. body
should have sunE so low 20 srreioree 90 much
sr!snt fsisehooc and absurd rcns-nse.
The Star pTRises the xpatch Of Mr Seward
and thinks that IL is Ensn werabl-. sad tn At il
elbows hat henceforth not even the n.lde-t
:oEra ot interference caa have tie least hope o..
acceptance
THE POLISH REVOLUTION
The Poiieh question Wa. the all absorbing
ih' EDc iE Europe. Tbs Isuss;Ga policy was
snonsly d. d.pcul.c-d Ia the House Of Common.
ht feeling al fariA continued ~ be decided
In II vcr Of the Foee, but the xener Al oreeeoa
was that diplomatic means would suffice. The
important policy OF the government il Inter
ft-ing was Seht m-ntl attacked by rnsry
speakers in the Legislature. n. Bisuark de-.
f'nded tho government course, and asserted
ma Me rel porte ss TO u,- terms Of he con ven
non with Rucs!a are mythical. No trooos are
20 pass thf :rcn'!rrE without express consent
lnspa;chFs received FROM Poland show con-
unued, Il not increasi ing ACTIVITY on the mart Of
tie insurgents. Engagements have taken place
ST various PLACES, With varying success.
There is TeroT; that Gen. Kapks has gone
20 Join tLe ins ur2eEts. The veteran Gen. Dem
ecnfki has a.ao icIt Paris :or POLAND. The to,a.
force G: the iESaTsents Ia estimated at <5,Up
nef. hut no single corps numbers more than
<,nC r:en.
II Is stated that ;he Fnnr-o- Of Ru.sia a a.
ordered the authorities at Warsaw 10 -uppT--.
the insuTraction At any price, within tan dsys
There !s = ministr: ial crisis in Madrid. tfsn-
ersI NsT sfL wss Gt ftrst spoken of to succeed
G-nerel O'ponneli, but the latest reports srr
that General Concha hss been summoned 20
Ihr Palace.
II WIS statad ih.: ;hs rabal loan hss been sIl
freely taken IN the continental markets
The captains Of the reiief chips ..li-orse iri,
void, "AchiiiGs' Rra "Hore" vPra entertain
ed at grand banquet by the mayor Of Liver
pool. Fri' Edly sIc"chae were ia:srchsnEsd,
CoDsu III Dudley asseried .Ee rirnes, desire OF
t6e American government and people wa 10
p-rp-tuste smicsble relations with England
The Princess Alexandra had left Copenhagen
for England. Grca; demGnstrat:ons were made
th-Te aud along the Route
The Blitish Governments cisin On Brazil
hss o-ep mcdif-d one-nalf.
Latest.
QUEENSTOWN, March THE Paris CORES
ponoent CT the Daily News announces that the
French Government he. receir r-d most e,nbar-
raising news from Mexico. Gen. Forley des-
pairs Of taking Puebia without q much greater
amy, end calls for large r-inforceInents.
FRANKFORT On TEE MAIN, Feb. 2e.-The
tfaEkfort journal OK To- day StttPs that the form
Of q convention between Russia and Prussia
as drawn up at ~ Petere hurry. Is considered
by he Erriin cabinet 20 be Of toe general char
ac;Fr.
The Prus.laD Government has requested its
lsaninss 10 he more distinctly defined. The
same paper states that the iisirrof Prussia has
leG 10 further nrrotisIors, which are, most
likely, not vet concluded
IL the Pruss!an chan 5ers, the motion OF Herr
Ht GselecE, Recommending neutrality in tine
a
sOlGisrs and Polish ins urgents should De dis
A med on entering frussian territory, WAS
ADOPTED with only slight moditications Of the
wording.