The sun., 1864-12-03
From Europe.
Seven Dayy Letter News.

The steamship China arrived a. this por, yes,er.
day, from Liverpool 18Th, via Queenstown goth of
November. Her news Is seven days later.
The news OF the result Of the Presidential cleo
ton had not ye, reached England, bu, was antici-
psted with the greatest interest.
Tie Army AND NAVY GAZETTE says that In con.
sequence ofthc recent capture by Federal cruiser
Of dist nguishod officer ,of her Majessy's navy,
whilst in command Of blockade runner. Mr.. Sew
ard addressed representations, through Lord
Lyons, to tho British government which have led
10 q stringent order on the subject from the Ad.
mirnty.
The Jamsics TuDUSL Of Oct. "a. says Captain
semmes arrived there the 22d, with 90 adherents
or members Of the crew Of the late Alabama. They
proceeded to Navy Day. this 10 true II contra
diets the story that semmos WAS on beard the
steamer Sea King, Of Madeira. The nau,s of the
robel pirate Sea King has been changed to 'shen.
andosh."
Tho ahip Great Western was still detained Of
Liverpool, pending the inquiry into the case of
,he alleged recruits ior the Fodoral army, who
were W have been taken W New York by her The
| matter had not boon brought before tho Liverpool
nlaaistratee As the local authorities did not intend
moving alone In the Affair, but were waiting In
strictious from the government. lsrge nuInber
az stfdsvits made by tho men as 10 the terms Of
their engagement for tho "New York glass work Z"
had been sent 70 tho Home Once for the conndera-
ton n tho Home Secretary, At tho instance Of Capt
Cunningham, the commander OF the Great West
ern, who wished TO proceed 70 sea. s,mo police
| authorities went on board and asked tho passon-
gers-some four five hundred In number-if
| they wishod 10 go 10 New York or W 60 sshorc
| Al, with the exception Of four young men, said
they wished TO go In the ship, and these four
SLOWED to go ashore. OF those on board u 10 said
| that from ono hundred and my N two hundred
hadSbocn brought from different parts Of Lancas-
| hire and engaged 10 work In the 'glass manu-
| factory" A considerable number who refused 10
60 on board ths rhip had been sent 10 their homes
| while others remained In Liverpool In state Of
| destituton-
The London Tnns edltorialy gives the Ameri.
cans credit for beating ell tho world in tho spirit
and intensity with which they carry on tho war,
bu, asserts that tho solo motive Is nothing else
than power"
Ship Aloe, at 81 Malo, from Spain, reports pick
ing up In boat in helpless state from starvs-
tion and hunger, man who stated thai ho was
one Of the crew OF An Am,rican ship with q cargo
Of Goals for New York, which hsd been sunk by
collision three days previous. Blk other persons
hsd beon IN the boat with him, but bad d'od, and
their bodies had been washed into tie Cca.
EsuRHEcrIos IL vESxrIi.
Tho Trieste GAZETTE Of Nov. II, ssysi
A severe engagement took place early Yesterday
iAne. at BAgoliAo, In Nor,hern LombArdy. Both
sdoa loo, msny mon In killed aud wounded Tho
conflict terminated in the capture of . part and
tho separation Of the rsss Of the Ganbadians
II was assorted q visnns thst Major Genera
Krisnsni bad bean dispatched u Frnh with re
inforoemsns.
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