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The Daily Dispatch: May 17, 1864., [Electronic resource], Later from Europe. (search)
Later from Europe. By the arrival of the steamers Africa and North American at New York we have foreign advices to the 1st inst. In the House of Lords Lord Derby had denounced the course of the Government in regard to the Confederate rams, and Lord Russell very warmly defended it. The London Times also justifies the Government. The question of the prizes of rebel pirates was discussed, Earl Russell admitting that the Tuscaloosa was an uncondemned prize. He also denied that England had trickled to the United States in any matter. The Danish Conference is still in session. Garibaldi has embarked for Italy. It is said that Austria and Prussia have declined an armistice on the basis of a continuance of the blockade of the German ports. The Dance have evacuated Frederics and withdrawn to The conference on the Danish question continues suspended.