The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-07

IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
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The Arabia ct Halifax with Two
Days Later News.
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
The Great Powers Likely to
Be Involved.
PFOgress or the Union Move
ment I'm England.
kXUTEMENT IN THE COTTON MARKET,
ks., As.s ~
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
sXaTRMEsr IN THE COTTON MARKET,

O'CLOCK on the morning OF tho Zlst, via QueenStown Oh
the 22d u arrived at this port al Ave O'Clock this morn
aug, and sailed for Boston O'Clock this afternoon
where she viii DO due on Saturday night.
The Arabia reports:-Exporienced Q rough passage and
encountered much ice.
The dates by the Arabia are two days than those
ALREADY received. a
Tho Arabia has fifty three passengers for Boston.
A despatch dated ct Marselles on the 10th uliimo
Aays-Tho Messageres Imperial steamer Laboardonnsis
ne this port at two p NJ today with mails for India and
China, seventy and 1892 600 in specie
Tho steamship Great Eastern had been safely placed on
tho gridrou constructed for her In the Morsoy.
The Parts Of February q opened the Rouse
At sof. 600.
Inc health Of Prince Alfred continues to improve.
Cabinet council was held on the afternoon OF Feb.
ruary %.
The country volunteer corps to take part in tho
metropolitan reception Of Princess Alexandria,
Tho Board Of Trade returns published, and the
ports for 1862 show decrease Of 81 900 compared
with 1884, and OF FL 900 compared with 1860. The
figures as follows
Exports Tor 1861 l2b, 900
exports Tor 1882. 12i,l37 COO
From Madrid the latest dispatches dated the 21st Of
OF February, report the following news
Fresh designations continue DO rendered among the
Officers vi the marine II IL stated that the government
will create Spanish consulate Warsaw. The Bunk OF
4 The steamship Saxonia, from New York, arrived al
Southampton on the evening OF the 10Th ult.
Tho steamship Edinburg, from New York, arrived at
Liverpool on the morning Of tho goth utlmo.
The steamship Norwegian, from Portland, arrived at
Londonderry on the evening OF tho goth ultims.
The steamship Ausralasisn. from New York, arrived
a. Queenstown on the 2iss ultmo.
The American Question.
Of Enclsh aiaan,ar arrival at
writes as follows -
On the sth Of February believe passed tho -
or Alabama, or at any rate suspicious vessel very like
ports and the flashes of guns. also saw the burst
ing OF shells. was distant about Eve miles II
evidently between two chips frat saw the
flashes Of the guns eight p NJ, aad from ten tn half
past eleven r. NJ the firing was very heavy and the
.changeof sho. rapid. AZ could not tho vessels
Scanuot give any fur tier information.
Tho Secretary Of the Emancipation Society replies 70
insnuations io tho London TINS by saying that letter
or telegram received from Lord Bsougham imporing
the society nc! presen. their address 70 Minister
Adams
Thcro was imposing demonstration at tho Amphi-
theatre, Liverpool the 10Th ult, in support OF tho
emancipation PROCLAMATION Of President lincoln.
The Liverpool Post says that amore unanimous meet
ing witnessed any question which public
opinion has been at all divided and the hearty demon
STATIONS Of tho vast all tho massive
and valuable from The fact tina: there nothing tho
least degtee sensational al coptandum In the
speeches.
Resolutions app,aading the course OF President Lincoln
slavery question and the address presented
through Minister Adams were adopted.
Tho address tenders respectful sympathy In regard TO
those Of President Lncolns government which
have dcnationalizad slavery and are intended to dc
stroy II.
sow macouten.s created considerable uproar and
confoon towards the conclusion OF tho meeting but
with this exception everything passed OF very happily
On the same evening, and FOR the same object meet
ing held at Carlisle and similar series Of resolutions
carried with enthusiasm aud almost unanimously.
Tho conduct Of the Lord Mayor Of London fe,ng Ar
Mason, the Minister OF the Confederate government,
strongly reprobated.
Foweu Buxton in a letter to tho London TINES rei.e.
rates his deesatop OF slavery but says that he
endorse Mr. LlncoIns emancipation sche no. cJnom
plates nsarrection Of the negroes and untold misery
The London Times goes further into Confederate lo1n
and says that the contract for had reached Paris hv
ing been ratified by tue House Representa-
tvss while the ratification OF expected by
the next mail
The loan Is for three millions sterling, at seven per
cent exchanscaolc Tor cotton, ut any time within six
months after the declaration OF peace
Cotton also TO be delivered during the war; the In.
terror aud after peace has boon proclaimed Mt any port
The bcnis Of tho Confederate States, not converted
into cotton, rsdeemabe al par during tweaty years
by half yearly drawings, al tho price which the bonds
are not transferred.
The London Herald says thu. tho above reports arc
rather premature.
The London Times cditoraly quotes long extracts
tho New York correspondence Of the London Herald TO
chow that even unisn Americans give expression 10
much stronger views than any II ever advanced.
The Revelation in Poland.
the Insurgents had captured Konn The Russian gar.
rison IL Is reported, were surprised and dispersed
The Russians attacked s,aszcx, but were repulsed.
Dispatches from Paris Of the 2fst OF February say
The Cra ioa says TINT the Intervention OF Prussia
Poland has rendered European question, and hopes
that the test Of European Convention will dsspate
BERLIN, Feb. 10, 1853
letters from Warsaw q Tuesday last received here
sayAa order received hero b. the Chief u the Revolu
tiCnay Committee at Warsaw has boon published here.
The Chief iorbds workmcn 20 leave their workshops and
students ugser eighteen years 81 10 quit the Schools
and cautions the inhabitants Of the CITY against making
demonstrations.
when he momen, for insurrection ia Warsaw shall
have arrived the inhabitants will DO solsmnly eshored 10
white for ~ success For tho present tranquility y 70
The Chief his also addressed an Official communication
90 nc Prus ian C2ngul In the>fo.h capital rcproachng
hin with dss9ayng zeal in the Russian interest and
VIII assuming hostile l,,aaec towards the Insurgents.
Tue ,hici concludes BY expressing hore that the Con.
~ w pursue more equitable In future, To save
measures against him.
HrnfIN, Fcb. II 1908
The propositon Of the liberals for PrussIan nerjr atty
in rolird was agreed by the Cbamber of IDENTITIES
almost una imously. No ministers nor royal comma
soner we're present. nor did tho send " any
communication.
Great Britain.
In the House OF COMMONS on tho Isth ult Lord
Palnerslcu introduced resolution making provs, FOR
the Princs Wales He explained that the Princes in
come from the nuchy Of Cornwall &c, sixty thou.
and pounds sterling per anaum, and Il proposed Ia
RAISE this 10 ono hundred thonsani, with additional
ten thons aud Tor the pTnoess ~ wales.
Tho proposition passed unan rnouay. The london Jour-
rala ali approve The vote moderate nrd iudcious
The Corporation q london has voted ten thousand
pounds sterling FOR present % the Princess Aexsuda