, 1864-08-20
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EUROPE.
Capt. Winslow;'s Opinion
Of Semn9s,

Gan ICnaue 1c Jouft-- tE::al GA
,ion---.ihh' Few Alat.4ma---
4 Curious ftor5---L5tter
From the Mexican Bn-
4 prese, Etc, Etc. -
i !'tnecn Correspondence Ncw York Tlmes1
GIFT. wiS91uw ON *E.4,4cs.
t A good dssl has been said In til. S;n ,ric7
L-pels ahuuI the relation which q o..
Stmu'ss now stands In regard to Clptai
wtnetnw, but no where ilav-[ sa.i, *: !. =
as we'll stated as *aa tIua*. b. s,as,t Winsio
nimsrl'' Aefo It FAris, '.,:.:t .ao colubsl
=" hleu i n.t. srsie4d91a," e3ys ill., C1I
lain, ne L...s atG,; l:a. lie ..l;V siio;.
ee:rf~ r. h:s;r::o>- u I;s<,5m", for, il sue
'Vt re not tf'ts cas4' m er,.ynge- p,.t;:; e+r
t,cltd; there ~otld, il last, % no sue
Thing ss etf5onatr.. Tho ast.nttd, 1a
I erlu C fired III ;.uti' lt Tas kil,.d, Of uu
til h: L I'd arrived na.3te. the csAtsol ,f hi
,,l,s,.l' .sbtu ikr sutre,.se.s, t,erefar,
~ oess ~ II rreT th4t a!e ete4s1j t.Gy c,t.+
IL. ure f'i'lch Is s'.st1o, ias bin; Ait. !: :
"Efe Eel s rCle that tue 6uttoudellux ma.
@hk - tGEI. III 1 q! lii. .:E; .ut4 ysfsna, lite Il,
ems most 5s:urcd!s Toctt' ec< cr s:61 :sriu:
It Inn, ats Il Ce IL, ~url1 lhin:- az = sucr1n
! drr e"aid -a{et. &'1pt Setusues snr:eni. F~f
/ iv-II,e, ai.a I rt1prsi iirs3g i'll orInr r,,t t.
eeat ue ss 1t engage Il 70 do by ifI5 acs. b;
t"E sa vsh:a<'c 81 thv CO. satirt: in ;t.: ;l.ia:
! .lttsfare, As:H this ts.-n.n: s~s ncca"jsllaN-f
M W.! "aIct crn!c rot l:A7s s.f:s.ue: o,a
sIbl+ 31o t;:eSetu.o uA nuE latse,:. lis con,
t oret IL r;sls u.s:se. shAir ROT gv.::sy; |,
| y. Ill ZIG rnlts If honor4b15 s:4rtar. be ID
loW 'ns Fr!='rer, sud s.2o.:s, IL h.: telaE.oa
! 10 E3e, es pf7suE ef on rarp;c f. nv aptu.
1cn ss r'u;Es Alse rrgaTds himself Us prison
cr o.. sarulc, anu 10 net believe he will 90
INTO settfce 1Eui: urie.s iit Is GIt,:1Is:d
tag II o's fo.efEn Ee'i has s4othlcg to do wl!a
ttiI 1xIsoral 1eieticns to nae, ana Capt,
s. n.:hes- 20 we'll understands this that na
Will Lot again be caught On the aea--.
TIE DANISH QUESTION.
T. 1t Ia confirmed via Copenhagen Tint Den.
mark con.p;etsi. ccaes the tucbi:s TO Au..
tia ard P!ussia, together Hlth The Ja,1a ri
=. cl=Tea. tAe-t5Wn oi Kt:E excepeod; also,
/ tl,"t the occupation OF Jutlana continues till
PAELiNG IN DENMARK.
The President Of the Danish Couccu had
cothn nDicAtsi the matter to the Rigsrad at
& motion was Offered, and supported nv .
considerable number Of the mctubers, dcci4r.
,ne that the silence With y hich tn aunounca.
HIT ut WIS 1ecelred must hot be construed
Into I'D approval Il thu conduct OF the G6y.
krluitnt.
DANISH TROOPS RETURNING.
@fiouehs havo been granted to all tho
4an4eh recruits undergoing preliminary deiIl,
Funen.
ihe defMan papers as6trt that the Duchie5
have been surrendered Oh their entirety. with
OFT II tstrvation, aLd thai Austria and Prussia
EaTs T iul! liberty to dispose Of taem.
ihe' Austrian government has addressed 4
c1reular note 10 f's representatives abroad
and sitting ali questions relatIre t. }uturt.
dtsi Ceal. =.
AN AMERICAN LUNAT1c IN COURT,
lBow Street Police Onlce, Auc,1.I
a leap, haega1d looking, cluerly woman.
WHO called herEelt Mrs. HesamHn, but did
hot give aby Christian name, was brouuhf
before Mr.. Vaughan as Wandering lunaffc.
~ oluer TO obtain her removal to m asyium'
sle said she nas native Of Boston. United
she could work her passage 70 Boston. Soe
had bten In England o"ce before, and had
worked her way back. 1hec4ptaia wrs very
E'rd o kcr, and she h9d NJ doubt he ponla
60 her the same favor again. The officer de-
cilitd to pay her passage to any place but
Lat to which he Was instructed to senI her.
atn as she refa=ed to 20 there he brought be!
buck to the court. On the way she begged
him TO let her go to f'SWett, s~ect Amer
lca," assuring HIN that England was htll.
but foerlea was heaven" Sue aIso asked
lin to 60 With her to America, ea,inr
tEat ehe Taa only forty,two years Old
qnd that: II he went with her to ssS 4cet
Boston" he would be happy all bis life.
Sbe afro saie that she was tue daughter OF IN
ihat tpendent uinisttr and Missionary in Bos-
tou, L. d Ut the age Of tEent, -uns sue mat
E.a n.an-te she supposld hi;u-Who stst-
ed inst Ee also was missionary. After their
q srriagc be puzzled aud distressed her bY
a4Is 20, tngs," assuring, her that tter, was
10 euch Plac: as bell, ard that tue dc I'll s1 il
On ea1tb, "Goiag abont bus ozn business"
IN the - ape of zuan SHE afterwards .it3.
covered that he was t.. fhct tn. deyii himself
Ultimately be threw himeclf INTO the sea,
ann sue hsd seen nothtag u hln since, but |
sbe had since E1arr!sd a. ain, but found that
a!1 toe elcod vas gone uus Of her hcart, aud |
ne Wabfed Redsta!i tu have some Of bis |
blood tran6tused int, her system, practice I
which. she said was usual en- sush ID Amrri. |
tor d Of meo."
= Mr. Vaughan signed the order for her r. |
nosal to the H-u~e'l Asylum.
LETTER FROM TIE EMPRESS.
tfrcm Gal,sLanis Mestsu:cr.1
1be Empress Of Mexico, happening TO be |
IT fus bla Tn her birthday, addressed The fol. |
lowing letter to the Prefsct Of thnt town:
hs sm;d r., ~ hspPy to find mysslt It puebla
:ountry Such day IL for ali 4 day VI re11ins-
'ence- and thofe Etcoiectfons would be far mo |
Pa,9Su ;ss attentions and pr9os
lid nol fenind me that I am In my new county,
2 The mfdst Of ny Owl people. Surrounded 6y
raehcs arg accompanied BY my beloved hus oand,
'od II no has brought me Tins far, By addressing
q him fezveet pray ers fur the hapiItess OF coun-
ID sy@pstos Ei tbe aeSleans Gns an 1aose
'ow vita more powerful a1d swecteG 5onde, th oea
+ gratitude Il IL ~ desire, eli, tbt lie poor oi
eao' ss as ~ s u p.,slss ssRs
ron my private pu:se. You viii dpv.,fc Them to
hs repa.s Of ths hospitals the tu,nvus state Of
eurn to It, Assure, Monsieur le Pref-t, nv coma.
= o. R1ee m they posses: .ecton
LII always VIII 10 TO. CilAtLoTrE.,
ATLAsrA
Tic reported capture Of Atlantn. by Gen.
!hsrDah was received with much -3.,efac-
ION by the friends of the North in .:axland.
eaused depression Of 2I11 PER csnt On
he rebtl loan.
The Daay N:es editorlally expati=t-s On the
resi- Importance Of the fall Of ting p.ncc.
\ CURIOUS. STORY.
The birmingham. .N.csa! saJs:-Mr.
ames Bnch.nau. the Ex-Presilens OF the |
lifted States, and Mr.. Mason, the Confedce.
te Agent, are ut p1eeent staying At the Re-
INT Hotel, Leamlngion, England.
EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL
(F1om The London I tmee. Au3. a.
From the Government emigration returns
Or Liverpool 1oz the mcoth. OF July, it ap.
eara that during that month 2S vessels sail
d under the provieions OF the act, carrying
Ill stt erage. ard 81 cabin passengers;
uta), {, IS, or !, 1872 less than In tho CORES.
or ding period ot 16G3 OF the % vessels,
! sh'led tor the United States, carrying est
atn 4nd B. 5l2 steer4ge passengers. Of the
utter 4.5A were @ !rIsh, 1,g1 English, G75
Se1e four ships, with .42l stee.age ami 95 !
atin passengers; for Victoria, TWO ships,
S1th 1S5 storage and 8 cabin PASSENGERS: |
md Tor Queensland, vessel, with 4E3 steer
Ee aud OLE cabin passenger. OF ships sail
oe independently Of the Act there were 20,
! sbfch : sailea foT the United States Nth
GO passengers. two ior Canada with S. pas
enEtrs, iunr to tue West Indies with 20
asst nEers, tNo to South America with 81
uEst pEers, to Africa one vessel with rs pas
eng. II, and to Neg Brunswick one chip
':th raset pgets: Total passengers sailing
L ehort ships, 7l4.
THE NEW ALABAMA. +
IFrom the Are We Live In.l
The GREATEST mystery prevails about TIC
eT Al rbama's whereabouts, though report
iyts full particulars Of the vessel. Sue fs I
aid to be IN iron-clad and ram and armed
ith pirot guns that can ding hollow pro-
etllrs Of TO POUNDS and solid projectiles OF
20 ponhds- shecan steam IS knots an hour,
:ope say 20,) ard rtll have 173 sailors,
lcsed men, Including the old crew, rho will
essfye thtir pay till wanted, which will be
be Itfe db: o' fapolt on. the 18th Of August.
ia Jukt {1s1.iule that this Is one the iron
etsels said 10 Il ~ heen bought b. Prussia,
3 it sIpt:'rs thss@...s' only got one.