, 1865-12-18
FROM EUROPE.
Our London Correspondence.
QUEEN VICTORIA RETURNING, TO
PUBLIC LIFE.
John Bright Supporting the GoYrrn.
U,ent.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND
OVER THE PLAHTE0ks ATRkQOf-
TIES In IAMANCA.

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Il
cur.r rExcsrEmrHrr rn xnG1.xu
nrrR TTRK PLAHTERs, 4 = eenne.
II TlES In IAMANCA.
Il
u.,~ of ouoeo ..vsr,a,.. d. m.u.
Tift-sbe Will f~en Fara,.-e.t q.
II peracn-RarI Russell nzpA aAe Uatard
Ntates-Tne JAm2SeA 12neisacs,s-The
Ensil.h People ProfesstRx .AEatnsi
n".,a re H tae F.A9aesS-1he
.,.,s - E.--rs s.uy-s*s1nen
| - 80 Ea.ss.x T,,..<Nsn - !"
New potxrnf. 81 fsar.,-s w..htn.r.s
| -8palr ana CnnI-unlc-R-T
8ands IN L>ndnnrRrpposed Knernese
! ofPAPeF Currency In Enxaand-Posr-
cFfps-mo one1 Mafket-Etc-, &C.
! From Our oxu Correspondent
Lo1poK, Dee, Z, 1855,
| RE1uAN or QrREN v1c1oRlA 70 prp11c LIFE.
l. affords ~. r.e, r,.,..,.. - ..,s,..-. =.
~ uolos me .sa pleasure to commence
s.,- - - .ss-a cms - u "ese, IRON
eIs11v th.t y aGoed 1Dmn ,9t,. w. 's aeea OIL
| ,.,,. ho. o...-rha.1 -,
e44l0 asa e'st3 pctc' WIN open tari1anen1 IN
u1eie eoo ot4e1 anasctaoas Us
"e4loa 1ae great mass o. our ooop'e. The
tun VI 'ne 8uesa at tu1 pleease 9ancturo
ttAa ~ e1.l e3neiy "npoftant Poutieai s1snia'
cuoa, II n'esos :, tet3 oecaaoo endorsement
"a .A.l A"Afsl, "1a .aay 'eAsonao'5 os ae-
oepee7o ~ please tuat las measures o! re"
aota anu es"eta. poues "1acn hl7 'o'usn!P "
pfeparns 10 tuon1t 10 tne coun'9y VIII IT,
cove al Inc encon1asencal aao assastaoee
"hlch INC l3o"n ean anoro 10 tnem 0reet's
OF lnoasectiy. "aa1 1npse 1neasufes may oe,
VIC can anticipate IRON tne appointments 10
omes @ o. socn men as MessFs' Goschen ana
William =" fofs'es' ana, aoose atl, from Inc
| .c'na1Aaoie endorsement WEIGH Earl russell
uas seeasea curing tno present week from
af. bfagnt+ Tins eminent statesman deliy-
| eseo a speech OF an hours duration a. Black
| DUN 1ast lhnfsoag night, 1he concluding SEN
Isnee ol his rcma5ks being as follows:
,. " aeta a. oel@ss w1sa tne bn.x OF ne pso.
posed 10 e1se iafpe measure Of confidence to The
neW ,.! Minlste1s hope + nay b tosiaed By the
hc Vii ,ur.,,e ~ a. ~, i,f1x s =, 1eso1 MaSo 90
| aas been chilled by the fasor Of the Queen. and
th,nH ,tt! ma! no !ess say, " ne gensM snage 81
lie may be swsetened by ths thought tst Id i,as
tysice enabled him 10 render signal service In The
..t,t mn1a oi aulatne up on oE3aoe5 mo more
county" ''~~' - 'SS
This appeal OF Afr. Brirltss for confidence
! IN our new Premier would moi. am satisfied.
have been made by him without a p.ior
knowledge or understanding Of what mes
cures lin their general scope aud teudeucy>
will be introduced by Lord Russell, 3ir
Fright Is rs remarkable for extreme caution
! rs for courage and energy md the language
used by him at Blackburn NAV uerr properly
be taken rs declaration Of alliance with the
Government in the measercs about to he sub-
mittcd to the country. This opinion is not
my own merely, for It is shared nike bv the
tory organs Of the press and tbese ;onrn.1s
| which, Iners;tcs ike. advocate privilege
49, ...,5e ,ss...f;e% o No. a"11. ae as 1asA s.s ~
| @eaoo uoetalsm' Inc .Mofns"3 Ad"ersssr
declares, @ rs III Is aeplofaele TO see man.
| t-~' ,sN@1s,". - .,.,r ~ - - .Aa1oA :,
targ career, has prided himself so much on
A his indcpcndence-cven on repeated oeca-
sions carrying his independence 10 the verge
Rrsss,1 ~ 'A' ef'~A ~ 1'''4A
Aosee -.--.
EARL RUSSELL AND THE UNITED STATES.
1our correspondent may be permitted, I
statesnan r, 1no,n - 1onn Rr,ah, - ~ no an "
Ao3u "onn o4!ko. W" euuots"
too AAse Ano"n Earl Rnsseu os the
iofemoa champion OF freedom and progress
IN ans ssxs sna ., 1n the 1sss0n a Of
In England whom you more respected. Therr
~ - I-a ~. ~ ,.sa -. ~. ~ -e..s -s.,'. Aae
Is Dull one eluf upon ms record. speaking from
m American point Of view, namely his policy
In dealing with the questions which have
t,..o co,,+-;ss. ,ssras -s+rnIt ~ ~ ..,.
80 No44., Heuee, pe.-N.s ms ~ ~,
wherein nehese your ooselnmeht Is morally
and legally right and Earl Russell decidedly
wrong. But It would not he Just 10 ignore
that his lordshIp, as serctary for Foreign
Affairs xrax. on1r snhordinata .1,bon1b
1,,a.. 1o,.e ~ S - ceeMe.. .,e".
| n'kA' o"e.4 " .le .El ne't, ano tnat "
se1Ee Pefeson q nts toncs, seemingly anIa9-
9atst1e 70 ynnr rights was forced upon him
" LORD falme1ston 70 and tne crushing In
Suous q our Abtty-natang attstocraey
IT eas &6iiiu H5s Iemh95k 9k h5Sdhh1
/ fnr fhis oninion than mere srr1ni,e oF nnrs.
tioralle deducliuu: but 1 can at ali eytnts
sptak ltotn personal knowledge Of Earl Rus
the commencement IF your frnnhies. IN
conversation had will Iis iorIshIn In re-
cen,her. 1fSO. he moi merely expressed an IN.
nis4nl:cnh1e ccncral feelinr ID tehalf Of the
Nortlern cause and against the designs Of the
! sjaye Statcs. Iut Ac declared at the same time
TINT 9 permanent disruption OF the Union
would prove the hardest blow. that free gov
ernment had ever received. l must admit
that his subsequent acts seemed to be ani-
mated py very oiuefent sentiments
from tnose "44eu Ae eaa. asu ep.esseo ~
70 rs nut ala soanosal tna1 .,m ms
- VIA u WITH III, t,enas,1,, @ ta a5
my 4n1s 'fET Wiz aaa ni1n = nonnsIy as aau
t,.n,t ,"oE5 r. pn.s nl,a,a aao ~ not IGne.e
y.,a tba ane,na7rS St tho s,ae.;a - ~
a5.aatad ie ~ r.,o ;d ~ ~ .hena ' auose
'noicatsa, aa1, "nu Moua9 enSfG!osc appeal 70
1tMiat,l ~ !uaSSG y. ~ I.ae! nussen ~ nis
m0aa WI "ase ne.s4.as a'e 4na ~, ~!s tne
" , sui oa.a .s..: ~ Loso ~ ianClstou
1, e ,s - aonn4r,aa 4us.'ons aa n T. aPa.e oe
. ~ n.';r,s,Istx ~ teaa;.H uH NC ,sa ~ ~
| sGu ' .aa. ~ w ~ Pulley - ~
nnse1 - ~. ". ~ - monsns ~. AnonnnE n
I'm. na,' sla.ea .5 9st,,I Mt n.y." saptoEEnS 1ail
ss, ~, th.1 ~ ~ - as,S ~ @ "e at pehnS %
t: ast sn RL.s;1 tan mo ~ 49,, ~ a ~ sa:
t,,a1 al ',fese difer.nces shou1d ha snee1i9
Ind 1 a,n1eahly M % eettied an a IN hones 1a that
s39sa .ssa. ~ ~. .utn ane sM.e o. Lola nus.
ssn DEL Hss a,te 1na ne.c r:. Eli
~" 5scoso " " poISsS Ss ai1 1ets. ~ aoa .,a ~
~. o s'sbte , ~ So t.!s' nous' .ot .aS nsa wv wv
oasS a"1Eai ~ S9ds oat.AG -, !. IL Lu aaueaen ~
~ e ost st.at}};o us ~ 1 sl.it.-sNt
tnE ne pAst tcue.uuu' nte noH Satu1lus
themselves aogelaI u us support on ques,
LIONS o. 1ofclen poAes as o. domestc- AND
thcse men, yoQ may be certain are not Likely
70 change the1r views IN regard 10 The ques-
aons IN cispote between the United STATES
: and Great Britain.
JAMAICA MASSACRE.
Il Tie interest excited III this coun.rr by the
! death struggle or the slave powcr In Jamaica
has no sien or diminishing, lam clad 10 say.
for he honor Of nv couptry, that It il ycrr
, rrcatly On the Increase, and tic agitation has
commenced throughout the Kingdom in the
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