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The news from Europe. The outline of European news received here by telegraph was of so vague a character as to render necessary a republication of a portion of it. The New York papers of Monday furnish the subjoined details: News of the battle of Bull Run was received in England on Sunday, 4th of August. It caused a profound sensation. Northern Americans were much depressed, and the Southerners correspondingly elated. There was almost a collision in the Liverpool News Room. Mr. Russell's letter to the London Times was confined to graphic details of the route of the Northern army. He calls it a cowardly rout, a miserable, causeless panic, and disgraceful to men in uniform not soldiers. The London Times editorially says the victory was a complete one. The Union army lost all, even their military honor, and wishes it could find something in it to congratulate either victors or vanquished, but sees nothing but what must stimulate the evil passions of both comba