Daily national Republican., 1863-02-28
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER AFRICA FROM
EUROPE.
- THE SUMTER AT LIvERPooL.N
raE MARKETS. .
q CoNs0Ls.
THE SUMTER AT LIVERPOOL
CONTINUED ACTIVITY OF THE POLES
OF STUDENTS IN PARIS FOR
DEMONSTRATIONS IN FAVOR
OF POLAND. ff'
THE TIMES AGAIN LAUNCHES INTO THE
REBEL AMBASSADORS $
COLD SHOULDER TO THE NEW CoNFED
ERACY.
AN Address TO be PRESENTED TO THE
CAPTAIN OF THE GEORGE GRIswoLDr
&C., Sc.,

NEW YoRK, Feb. % The steamship Africa
is of Sandy Hook. She bringa Queenstown
dates to the 18th inst. ....
The Italian Minister Of France In his report
to the chamber, states that the deficit on the
3lst Of last December, was 374, 900 pounds.
The steamer Gibraltar, late Sumter, has ar
rived at Liverpool. ......'.
The cotton sales for the Saturday previous to
the sailing Of the Africa, was 8 900 bales, 1000
OF which were sold 70 spectators and expor-
ters, the market closing firm and unchanged.
Wheat ,dull-decllned from 1d.@2d. Corn
dull and downward. White declined 1s. per
quarter. Beef easler-declIned %. Cd. Pork
quiet and steady. Bacon declined. Butter
steady. Lard easier. Tallow dull-7decllned is.
London, Sdturddv.-Consols closed at 9229
925 for money. '
lord George c. Manners has been returned
from Cambridge without opposition.
The Government Budget win be open Easter.
LATER.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 2s.-The steamship Africa
has arrived.
The Times ridIcules the Lord Mayor for bring.
ing Mr.. Mason into prominence at the Mansion
House Banquet, and shows that affairs were
without any Significance. II says Mr.. Mason's
remarks about the early recognition of the Con.
fcdcrates goes far ahead Of the real state of af'
fairs. Recognition 10 not question of time,
Of minority or majority, but Of the real exert.
ing facts, when the Federals find themselves
obliged to leave the ConfederaIes In the quiet
possession of their States, then II will be time
to discuss the question Of recognition, but not
until then. As II is Mr.. Mason has received
no assistance or encouragement, except from
gentlemen who, like the Lord Mayor, are un.
der no responsibility TO weigh their words.
An address Of thanks, &C., proposed by the
Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce, was TO be pub
licly presented to the captain Of the steamer
Geo. Griswould, in 81. Georges Hall on the 10th
instant.
LiVedpOol.-A mass meeting to adopt an ad-
dress Of sympathy TO President Lincoln ia fixed
for the 18th inst, In the Amphitheatre.
Some students have been arrested In Paris for
making demonstrations In favor of the Poles.
There is nothing new relative TO the Polish in
surrectlon. The insurgents show continued
activity. Austria prohibits arms and warllke
stores from crossing the frontiers TO Russia.
The Very Latest per the Africa.
STETTIN, Feb. Tt Is stated that the Poles
have intercepted letters to the Russian Ambas-
sadors at Berlin and Paris, accusing Austria Of
encouraging the Poles In this lnsurrection. It
Is also stated that the Poles have intercepted
letters from the Grand Duke of COnstantinople,
stating his intention to pursue the same course
of action he has hitherto pursued with the Gov
ernment of Poland.
BERLIN, Feb. 4.-The convention between
Prussia and Russia, In reference to the Polish
insurrection was signed on the Sth instant. O..