, 1865-06-08
FIR ON EUROPE.

Some few Indiana troopa have arrived from
Nashington, and other regiments are On the way
FROM EUROPE.
Our Relations With EnsIand-The In.
DIN d. mntty % 9aes1ion-Easet Of the Cap
-A1nt rtcan Securities.
uAIIFAx, June 7-Tho steamer Africa from
Liverpool 9Th. and Queenstown eth, has atr1yed
GnEAT Bi:1TA1N.-In the House Of Commons On
The sGth, Str G. Walsh usked Lord Palmerston
Mhsther ne Government had received from the
pcnsaton to American suejects for lo.ses sas-
ialntd by The A1zham3 nnd other Confederate
cruisers alleged to have been equipped In British
ports. lnFd Palmefston said that correspon-
d=pcc had been going on for eome time between
The two governments On the prizes taken by the
Alabama and other vessels of the same Kind.
There had been received within the last few days,
further correspondence on the subject through
Mr. Adams, h1t there had not yet been time to
rsply to tt. he might add that In tho corrcspon-
dcnee each Government had stated its views Of
the casc, 2ud the question hadsbeen alscussed In
the motr friendly and arucsble terms.
Mr.. Ea1ter asked Lord Phlmcrstun whether, In
looking At Tue changed aspect Of Affairs In Amer
Of in convention, Of in eonjnnctiou with he Unl-
ted stsaes. would consider The proprtcty Of send,
ing to ths e9sst Of caoa, to esc.uay
Lord Palmerston said that twelve months $50
ttclr Government invited thu government Of tae
west coast Of Africa, But d.ficuItics arosc On ac
count oi ncutraIs' oellEgertnt rights which could
not he overcome; but in the present altered state
newcd the application 10 the Upited Siatcs, stat
iuE that their cruisers employed in that service
sonld be received With evcry privilege and cour-
the fosner difficulties no longer cxisted. No
representation bas been snade al to co opcfatlpp
on the Cuba coat, but If they conscntcd to coop.
crate On the African coast, be had M doubt they
Cnba.
The London TIMES, in an editorial, trus.a TINT
there i nothing IN the Alabama aaalr which need
cause approximations OF rupture either nun Or at
any tuiure time. Tho American commercial
narine has indeed sn1Iere1, but such Il calamity
must be expected when nar1tnle and trading
active enemy: It's with clear conscience that
thu government which declined every lnvitation
TO interfere IN tue EaI, even BY o1ess Of media
ttons, now ftants on It's legal lights and refuses
The Loneon daily Mms hopes that il President
VIII foon prefer ii, 60 that one way o. the other
The matter may be bsouyht to settlement, 1t
adde: "Lo1a Palme1ston's reply last night was
b ga s ns sna Sq{a % esGs sssn
TIT Lad noF Thc t1as's tSat sone ins1. 1s
6ss Of Pstlisment viii insist upon knowta:
Gculn.ty. End whether any new dou.1nds hare
been made sines Presldtut Johnsonts accession
70 poWtE; snd # adds, I'VE have not the slightest
The correspondence Of inc London 1iornin9
I1sf esys that the correspondence can lead II
only ORE result, namely, unconditional refusal on
occ1taoncd by the Chances of war.
The Isnts in mother editorial On these claims,
sa5s that not slngle pEeeeden: can 1e produced,
under similar ctfcum:tRncee, and no rute Of nj
tinna! tnstiec eujotns rs 10 ply for mischief d9uc
BY the Aiabana. The 7!7lt9 questions whether
equ1te Tlgor zgafntt these priv and says It
wat aoaetless our part 10 prevent the Alabama
md her consorte from putting to res II due cyi.
Lao given rs the eli AsitW2s, the United 6tsss 3
Government preferred to eupl,y all u,rir ava1la-
m 6c ~ nees n .he 81 eos ieasng
eould. Surely 1t would be somewhat unressona-
bic, IS well as untenablc in lay. to hold u liable
1ere TOO quick for d. For those Brltish subt scts
who did Ill IN their power TO thwaEt the honota-
Bile 1Etentione Of the government, we hrve not q
wurd to ea5; bnt their ects were not the acts Of
the nation, which has suffered far ao1e than 1nli-
v1dualE have gained, By the unsowurd escape Of
the Alabama.
The news u the eapture Of JET. Davis cscated
generally expressed that he would he t1e.ted u
11{n1 1Fr$t1 trJt -
" The Tenrnttai ~ nttdsii ,,, .,, e.,,,, ,o-
Thc Lonicn 9smsf civ artiee tsys ~ r. seo;,,.
ueWR caused considerable anxiety politically, It
snnte Wiih Mcren EnrI;nd oT FEEL. osse5 aE o5 H.
mapa for e1irad1tjon II ,be event Of I'D r n,qi.
- f11 Ihe n,te Eli 1.tt Witi'
+ tn the sni,ft ~ vhtcb r. r.
ir d. Iii viii rnt cre1 f1om ,he hc,n ~ ~ 10
~. te, ns1 nf ~ fo ~ ~ ~ in1nsT
nj her.nea ~ H. e,rrrt II must hsre m ths ~.
uor.! ,rnni.iton far iutnrc rcnernt,nns. Thn.a
GnIMnf Whn krnw fne AmrEjcan r. rsrtar has1'
and who arc aware inst except under sudden &.
element they are amone the 1nos' p=scezhle peo-
pie in the world have little IL fear fro the result
The londou jaa<r, before the news VAS ~
c-iycd Of the capture of Mr.. Davis, continued TO
uphold The rebellion, and ta1ked or new var In
EcxaH, Louts!ana snd Arksnsls, caused BY the
Gorernment Of President Johnson driving tht
Southern pe nplc into e1tremitles.
Bs.ncsS Circular s1ys business Ia nre-.weoty
bonds hays been active, a11=inc from purchases
fvr Anetic1as md Iales fos the Germans and
o1icu.