Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21
IN. erted at5the usualrates..
LATER FROM EUROPE.

! \. 5.-'7 LATER FROM EUROPE. si1
THE steamships City Of London, and New
York, from Queenstown on the 9th, have ar
II nvedI at quarantine. l--~-. sT5f
elThe Shenandoah arrived in. the Mersey on
93it ithee 9Th, and surrendered to the guard-ship
Donegal, and is now in the hands OF the naval
:. authorities. Captain WaddeA states that the
frstinforlnation he received Of the close of the
war war was on the 3Oth of August, from the Bri 1
.NshshE war vessel Barraconta, and that he imme
fdistely consigned her guns to the hold and
steered for Liverpool. 8 z@-4..ss&.
7 The Daily News says the Americans may be
inclined to say it was only fitting that her end
should be as British as her origin, but the
{ Daily News cannot help asking how the. She
nsndoah was enabled to pursue her course
without the least interruption from the Amerl-
s can navy. Can it be possible that the expecta-
tion of recovering from England compensation
for losses incurred from her depredatlons, made
the American Government less eager for her
capture? H the world should come to that
conclusion, it would be one Of the strongest
practical arguments against the admission Of
such liabilities as Seward is now endeavoring to
4 establish against England 1t is stated that
Waddell sent a letter to Earl Russell, the con-
tents of which were unknown.
The Star says if the vessel be claimed BY
America, there is no reason for refusing the
request.
Earl Russell as Premier and Lord Clarendon
a. Minister of Foreign Affairs have been install
led into Office. It is expected no material
changes will be made until February.
The Shipping Gazette states that oil springs
have been discoveredin England.
The French were to commence the evacua
ton Of Rome on the 5th instant.
LIVERPOOL, November 9.-Cotton-ls irm-
q, with an advance of Hold. Breadstufs
unsettled. Corn quiet. Provisions firm, with
an upward tendency.
Consols closed ats9@s9s for money. U. s.
5.2Os, 633@64.
The HIGH PRICE OF PAPER. Paper has
risen almost one hundred per cent, since the
6rst Of August, and is now quite as high as it
Y vas at any time last year. and the tendency is
still onward and upward There is little pros
pect for relief before spring. Paper, ink, labor,
and all the materials which 60 to make newss'
paper are SO high, that no proprietor can afford
topublish paper for less than double the
price received before tho war. The matter IS
entirely lbeyond the control of publishers
Westminster (Md.) Sentinel.
The General Council Of the Episcopal Church
Of the Southern States, recently held in Au-
gusta, Ca, entered it's protest against those
military orders by which churches have been
closed and clergymen ordered to be suspended
from their functions, because they could not
use certain prayers under the dlctatlon OF mill
4 ltary authority E|ZE4 4Its.5II* a
!. ..sas Mr.. Vallandigham, of Ohio, was brutally
,m9obbed by row lies at place called Baton, 10
that State, a few days ago. J = 5,
5.aa The equestion Of extending the right to vote
topersons of African descent has been voted
upon in recent elections by three States and
oneTerritory-C Connecticut Wisconsin, Min
nesota and Colorado, and decidedin the mega
i tyein all t.s aGE5 sIt.sE 1.,
The printing Of the new five cent I fractional
!. currency IS going on rapidly. 20 $50
Virginia has paid in. Direct Taxes, to the
y. ). treasury, since the war, Sl7l,41o.
The high price Of apples at the North h is com @
planned Of The crop is said to be very, apun- ,ou
aantin Michigan and other states, ana large Ia
Quantities are sent to market but 5monopollseo
oy spectators. y @5.@1..4e @ -.
- It. now appears that Mr.. B. johnson Bar
pour, Of this state, never promised the RepuD-
hcan party of New Jersey, to 60 to that state,
I and speak for them during the recent canvass.
4 new detective force has been organized,
composed Of enlisted men belonging to han
g cock, corps. <=z s -.s n %..51s $ Sc
"a Chilian paper says it will not be strange
there shall arise. out of the present attitude
Of Spain toward Chilli "a coalition OF all the
IS, SDanish .o.L,;os The Chilian Government