Daily national Republican., 1863-10-01
Rebel Envoy Leaves London.
THE MEXICAN AND POLISH
QUESTIONS.
Detention of the Rebel Rams.
THE REPUTATION OF CLAIMS BY
REBELS.

was of Cape Race at 8. 80 p. IN. yesterday. She
brings no political news of Importance II was
rumored that the Confederate Envoy at Lon.
don had withdrawn, In consequence of the
course Of The British Government.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The United States frigatc Constitution ar
rived at Gibraltar on the lith insL.
letter from Richmond, In the Confederate
organ, the bsder, speaks Of the probable early
recall OF the representatives of the South from
England, on account of the attitude of the
British Government.
The London Star fears that II Is the intention
of the French Government to speedily rrcog-
nizc the confcdcratcs. II adduccs various acts
and demonstrations TO justify the belief, and
comes to the conclusion that we must lie pre-
pared for French recognition before long.
The London Herald advcrtiug To the removal
and probable recall Of Mr.. Mason from Lon
don, says II Is in consequence of the systematic
rudcness with which hc has been treated by
Lord Russell, aud the Herald hints that IL has
been through the suggestion of Mr.. Adams that
Mr.. Mason has been excluded from official in.
tercourse with the British Government.
The Paris correspondent Of the Morning Poi
says that new loan for the confederatcs is con
tcmplated.
The French Government will certainly not
throw any difficulty in tho way of the pirate
Florida.
Captain Mafiit has resigned the command of
the Florida on account Of Ill health, and Lieut.
Barney would probably take command.
Ono reason given for the decline at the Paris
Bourse is the apprehension by some operators
that the decision IN the case VI the Florida may
lead IN unpleasant feelings between the French
and the United States Governments.
The Paris Pays says that the English journals
arc mistaken In looking upon the note lately
published III the Monitour respecting the Flor-
ia as step toward n recognition of the Con-
iederhcs. IL was merely recognition of bel
ligcrcnt spirits which the Emperor's Govern
mcnt believed itself bound TO recognize.
The OPbiione Ndtiosale believes itself able
to state that the English Cabinet, fearing Tat
France may take possession of Mexico, is
strongly endeavoring to persuade the Empuor
Of Austria to consent to the acceptance Of he
throne of Mexico by MaNimilian.
The same paper says that an American loan
is spoken Of 10 be effected In London as soon
as the Archdukc Is officially proclaimed Em-
peror Ui Mexico.
II is also said that S 900 Irishmen would he
enrolled for service 10 the new Empire. These
statements caused material Improvement in
Mexican securities In London.
The Tunes city article remarks that the en-
ployment of Irish troops is calculated to pre-
vent the United States from undertaking any
aggression on the new monarchy.
The Russian replytO the English note is ub-
lished. ltprofesses sn ardent desire to restore
tranquility In Poland. Discussion could ,nly
end in establishing a difference Of views, and
assuming all responsibility, hopes for the OBJ
servance Of the principle OF non. intery enton,
which Russia had constantly respected.
The Madrid Epoch asserts that the Cabinets
OF Washington and Madrid have determined Ia
submit the question of Jurisdiction in Cuhan
waters to the arbitration of the King of the
Belgians.
The Rev. Mr.. Stewart, late a chaplain in the
rebel army, has been lecturing before the South,
crn Club OF Liverpool. He charged the New
England clergy with instigaliug the war, and
asserted that II would soon end when President
Lincoln lost clerical support.
lie declared that the South had the means OF
carrying on the war for years to come, but
nevertheless, she was ready TO lay down the
sword and leave the questions at Issue to the
ballot.
NEWS NJ 1ng CIlY OF WASHINGTON.
NEW YORK, september 1.-rhe steamer
City OF Washington, from Liverpool Sept. 10Th
arrived, via Queenstown, at half-past 10 O'Clock
this evening.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Emancipation Society has written Ear
Russell, thanking him for stopping the rebe
rams in the Mersey, and begging him not Ii
lose sight Of movements on the Clyde.
The Times editorially expresses satisfaction
that the iron clads In the Mersey are not to b.
allowed TO leave until something more is know
OF their ownership and destination.
FRANCE-THE PIRATE FLORIDA.
The Paris Mouiteur explains that the Flurid
is not a privatecr, but forms part of the Con
federate marine, duly commj ssioned, and ha
all the character of an ordinary vessel of war.
Ninety.fve Of the crew Of the Florida arrive
iu Liverpool In a state OF destitution. Tn
rtp hat thn.y bad
wages and prize money were fabrications. Tn
men were mostly pressed from the Confederst
army. At Brest they were discharged, wit
notes on the Confederate agents at Liverpoo
for sums varying from SlCo 10 $3.50. Thes
claims were reRudiated, and the men were vow
ing vengeance.
II is reported that two Federal vessels wer
en- route for Brest, to prevent the departure O
the Florida.
The Patrie denies that Slidcll has gone /
| Brest. He Is al Biarritz.
Paris rumors say that the new Emperor recol
nizes the Confederate, In obedience 10 the 10
structions of Napoleon, and also that PrcsideT
LincOln's Government will not throw diilicu
ties in the way OF the French schemes, but wi
| quietly watch events.
The London Times lectures the Canadians o
annexation 70 the United States, and says the
arc free 10 do as they like, but argues that the
have nothing to gain, but everything to lose b
such step.
| SHIP NEWS.
| The ship Gustave, from Bremen for Bait
more, put into Ramsgate on the 18th, serous
damaged, having been In collision.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
| LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1.-THE sales Of Gotta
for two days have been $1,000 bales. II
market closed quieter, and the advance HI
been partially lost by a decline Of ID. IT
| sales to speculatOrs and eXportyrs were y Ot
bales. Breadstuiis were quiet and stead
Provisions dull, with u downward tendenc
Produce steady.
LONDON, Sept. 17.--CUnsOls for money 49, I
93. Illinois Central shares Is Discount; Fl
Railroad IS.
FROM ARK KANSAS.