, 1865-11-22
| FROM EUROPE.
TIE SHENANDOAH SUR.
| RENDERED. TO THE
UNITED STATES.
The Pirate on Her way
to this Country.
the CAPTAIN AND CREW DIS
CHARGED.
IMPORTANT CONNER
CIAL MOVEMENT IN
CANADA.
THE. ENTIRE UNION TICKET
ELECTED IN COLORADO.
Disastrous Storm at
the East.
GEN. PALMER INDICTED
By KENTUCKY CON.
SERVATIVES. |
Hon. Luke Poland Appointed to |
Succeed Senator Co}lamel. |
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF THE GENERAL GOV
ERNhIENT.
Movement to Repeal the In
diana Black Laws.
GEN. PALMER INDICTED
By KENTUCKY CON.
SERVATIVES.
Hon. Luke Poland Appointed to
Succeed Senator C0llamer.
RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURES
OF THE GENERAL GOV
ERNMENT.
Movement to Repeal the In
diana Black Laws



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10 New York-yic.vs Of The Brttl,i,
Ttss.m -" .. ane ftfatc capts
Mesa-sn~e..n h~ E.-, tue w,.u;; Rn,st, -
xap sprer. nnd thn Corntr~ p~a.3
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Fcn1ans-
Nrw YoB6. Nov. a1.-1ne sfeamsh,n Chin, r-,n,
rNe riYn.c shrnsnansh H. hoe,, S.rdi - nrsS
Her Captain and crew have been W uncondt.tona,i1 y
dlscharred
Additional correspondence between Minister Al
ane and Earl Ru.eel Is published. The Latter saTe
fumedaiely considered and prupcr] refe7Td in the
law otlcesa.
1,.naoo. -" E. ~
r,t.,c shso3da.s S13TpAh *. T. EESiSa, lNh.-lhe
men csn M ~ oen nsnaca sn% org to the
en4EnEed e 20 1AEe ecr TO Sew 1ofk-
,a, ~ m ~ sepoteo mt lny "as soout to reduce its
TELEGRAPH TO quEkssrowx.
Gasene con, aim f1tber additon,, conrsronasnee
denstrre of nissIs fr a16 ~. tie! fra fse 70 tae
kusseN frpcats he a1rurocnt ths, H. Hr9tgs1;
government acted On pseccdmt - Ind DC .,,nnfiea sa
I'd ae t6as sxp. ~ s 1ska
Pans. nth, p. m.-Doa1ee drm. Kentes closed
al Gd Sc.
The London 1isHef says thnt 1t te impossible for
the American government TO abandon the cls!p,4
iot the depredatione Of the Abau. but 1t II quite
ao noning Sc mast prepare to BE- tod III lie lss
snsa m ssssts j.. NY soa1s no lot q II. demands, md
when tho temper Of the peppl: ts calmed, when
hind the two nations together, when the memnr;es
OF wat Jade Into the past tnrse VIII be little dis
casualties, VA 1A4e'114o'e
The London Daily .S.ses conadept1r d,.misses
come direct cause Of var between the two conn.
tsea but II trusts that something will ret be done
70 bring the diepntc 10 an early practical settle
menlt Iof II IL one which can IN no other way be
ooth ruvcrnments fhon1d confess themselves M.
1u4c 10 hha anf pht violent solution Of their diff
lesshces: BIT there 10 = state Of nominal peace
WEI rs IT. aa Many o. tns disadvantages Of Naz.
s1Eaanacsa Il ea!d to haTe been unconditional the
asc no Legal grounds upon which thrs enaa b. de-
'anst Hsn,,,r &,.aa.u :, ,.
AufzeA. Nhich IL puhurhed. tays: "'Iu
onedlcnee to Orders. ! found myeelf IN the
AIstic and ocboctsk fcat. far removed frum the
oncnee of ea1ocs n. os 99scn and T. conss-
:aeeo IN acts OF war until The 18Th Of june Iwas
IGNORANT of the reverse suffered BY The ConfedeF-
aiee, and the total obli,eraton Of ihc Government
anaef Mhlen ! acted, ! received the d"st inteili
nee Of the downfall Of the Confederate cau.e On
en;s "a o. oId dAhEos1, i'om the hFit4a barque Bars
so 1na ocsastGd fnneo1atelf from snrthec at
tsels EnIaa Of VIZ until could eoaamanca,e With an
A-Ntoke@A PUT auQ lealn II Inc Intelligence N1s
.fe- could not hare been sensible tha, the tales
11,sn = *. n e,n7oe.,a rnips MGE une, ont merely
sr+.. ~ ,s. 1sGasut - o. nnusn captain. dill