Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-05
From Europe.
New York Dec

New York, Dec. SO.
The steamer City of Manchester arrived
this evening. News mainly anticipa,ed.
Ofioiel letters from the Duke of New
Castle to the. Governor Of the Bahamas
state that in grave emergencies belliger-
ent vessels may enter port on permission
of resident official specially delegated.
instead ofou permission of the govern
or.
The Morning Post says that Lord Wade.
house was instructed TO tell the king of
Denmark that be may rel 2 on the assist
aDcs of England in event of the integrity
| of Denmark being threatened. 1t is re-.
ported that % 000 Swedish troops, head
I ed by the king, we're in notion.
Emperor Napoleon had made brief and
| pacific speech 10 response to the address of
the senate. The paragraph in the address
relative to Mexico met with some obiec
ton, but was finally adopted, sfter min,
isterial statement chat the government was
approaching the establishment of stable
government in Mexico at rapid pace
The paragraph relative &c Poland and the
European congress was debated at length
and produced strong anti Russian senti-
ment ADD counter protest against going
TO war for the Piles.
1t is stated that the new French loan is
to be raised by public subscription.
1t is stated the new rebel envov Ia
France has mission to notify the French
government Of the recognition by the Con-
federate government Of the empire Of Mox.
leo; also to try and persuade the Emperor
Napoleon to recognize the south in return
fer such acknowledgement.
The HoIsteIn question remains W ithou
changes.
1t Is supposed that Denmark would nc
J forcibly oppose the federal execution. Ii
fact it is stated that the Danish troops viii
be withdrawn from II ,lstein, but the kng
OF Denmark will not acknowledge fedora
: execution.
? The Liverpool Post saws; We conside
ourselves in position to state that Lore
Lyons, in dispatch to Earl RUSSELL from
Washington, said that the war will be ter
minated within the next three mouths
The Confederates being in the greatest ex
+ tremities, will have speedily to propose al
. armistIce. In our informant we have tn
: fullest possible confidence. 1t is possihl
s that LincUln's proclamation had referenc
r to facts on which Lord Lyons grounded hi
r conclusion.
q The synopsis OF Lincoln's message an
' proclamation, received by the Arabia, vi
Halifax, attracted general comment.
The London Times looks upon the mes
sage as warlike, and says the effect of tn
Z whole document, amnesty included, resem
Is bles, that of the lGst battle. The offer
:, peace is in terms that caspot be accepted
! The whole question still depends On III
fortune Of war. 1t may be gratifying I
: the north to be formally assured that th
IS government is strong and succsssfI
IF enough to offer an amnesty, but 1t is evi
dent Mr.. Lincoln anticipates no pacific re
u suit, nor does the secretary of the treasur
h who looks forward still to two years wa
?, expenditures. Commercial circles i
New York appear to share his misgivipg
gold having risen under the message
q 1t is reported that France, in respons
i, to the Russian reply relative to congress
had proposed a conference of ministers
81 preliminary to the meeting of sovereign
2 Another statement is that France, in
10 note TO the Swiss government, says th,
20 the decided programme will be drawn u
and subsequently, communicated to the di
ferent governments. Poland Telegram
continued to report engagements, and il
Ot surgent successes. Three insurgent lea
n eTs had been hung at Lizzia.