The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-09
Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, December s.-Ihe steamship Asia,
from Liverpool on the 18th, via Queenstown on
the 2Gth, has arrived. DatestwO days later.
LONDON, November 25.-The Paris CORES
pondent Of the Globe says: The Spanish
Ministry have decided to back out OF the
Chilian affair, and the Spanish Admiral has
been ordered 10 suspend operations.
stephens. the Fenian Head Center in
ireland, has net been recaptured.
LIVERPOOL, November 2.-The steamer
Java, from New York, arrived here at one
o'clock this afternoon. She was detained an
hour at the bar for want Of water.
The Paris Pdtrfe prominently publishes inc
following: Recent correspondence has brought
a rumOr from New York announcing rup-
ture of the relations between our minister at
Washington and the government OF the
United states. Some London journals have
credited the rumor. Private information al
lows us not TO give full denial. III appears
i'm some Of the American journals and others,
also in the Courier deS Unis OF November ID.
We attribute il to political and financial specu-
lation.
We are informed the New York market was
much excited by its announcement, and its
authors have turned il TO account. As regards
the political Spectators, IL was their object to
gain their own interests. As regards England
and Mexico, they wished, at all cost, TO throw
upon France the hatred entertained In the
North against England, and at the same time
favor the last abortive attempts Of the Juarez
party in Mexico. Thus with that object in
view, the rumor was raised Of difference be-
tween Paris and Washington as regards the
Egyptian black troops, but all these reports
are false.
IoNpoN, November 25.-The British Gov
ernment offers a reward of flOO for the recap
ture of stephens, the Fenian Head Center Of
Ireland. They also offer f30O for information
that may lead TO his arrest, with free pardon
TO any person or persons concerned In ms es-
escape who may give such information. Moth
q. 10 Of
phens' escape, except that his liberation must
have been effected by some Of the prison Of
ficers.
LIVERPOOL, November pa requisition is
being made in this city, asking the Mayor to
call meeting to consider the condition Of af-
fairs i'm Jamaica.
LATEST ria. QUEENsTowN-LoNDoS No
vember 26.--The Paris correspondent Of the
Globe. states that q Cabinet council of the
Spanish Ministers has been held, at which il
was unanimously voted To back out Of the
Chilian affair. Imperative orders had been
received ria New York. ordering Admi-
raj Paeja to stop proceedings, TO report pro-
gress and await orders from Madrid.
Earnest entreaties have reached the French
Emperor, asking him to use his good offices, in
conjunction with England, towards pacific
solution Of the affair.
1t is stated the report of the Parliamentary
Committee on railways will be adverse to the
transfer of railway management to the Gov
crnmcnt.
The latest official report regarding the cat
tie plague saws ii il on the increase.
At meeting Of the \. x G.. W. TX. W. stock
holders sir Morton PetO and Mr.. Forbes
made elaborate statements and reports upon
the condition and prospects of the line which
they represent rs most promising.
The Dublin Star says Parliament will pro-
badly meet ON the 18th of January, to organize,
and that the regular business Of the session
will commence on the lst Of February, with
the delivery Of the Queens speech.
The question of Parliamentary Reform shows
Increasing agitation.
Additional details are published of the dam
age done by the late gale, which Is described
as being the most terrific known for many
wears The weather continues very bolsterous.
A military riot was reported ut Martinique,
between a large body of Fenians and some
foreigners Nineteen were killed and five
wounded.
SPAIN.-A report was current this afternoon
that Spain had notified the British and French
Governments of her willingness to accept the
mediation Of the European powers in the Chi
liam difficulty.
Madrid papers demand an international ar
bitratiOn for settlement Of the affair.
The Paris Journal says that Napoleon had
promised the deputations that visited him that
proInpt measures will be taken for the protec-
tion Of French Commerce In Chill. The reply
of the British Foreign Office TO the memorial
Of the London merchants states that instruc-
tions were sent on the cth 10 the British Min
lister al Madrid, and the mem0rializers may
feel assured that Her MaJesty's Government
will use her best endeavors 10 bring about a
speedy termination Of the present disastrous
state of things