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European dates to the 16th
--two days later — are received.
The American advices taken out by the Persia from New York, October 5, were regarded as less favorable to the of the Union, and a decided improvement took place in the prices of the Confederate cotton loan, which closed at 63 &64.
Mr. Gladstone, Chancellor of the English Exchequer, in a speech in Lancashire, expressed his regret at the continuance of the American war, and said that he was in favor of the Americans being left to settle their own affairs, but expressed a doubt of the ability of the North to subjugate the South.
The Spanish steamer lately seized by the Niagara was discharged on the English coast, and proceeded on her voyage.
It was said that she was bound to Matamoras.
It was denied that Captain Semmes had gone to sea. The owner of the steamer Laurel ridicules the idea of his taking out a small vessel like the Ranger as a
The United States steamer Sacramento was moving and signa