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Latest from Europe.
--The Asia has arrived at New York, with European dates to the 12th ultimo:
Polish affairs remain unchanged.
Some American diplomatic correspondence has been published in England, and in Minister Adams's last letter are complaints relative to the Alabama.
Mason was still urging the recognition of the South, and claiming the nullity of the blockade.
The Emancipation Society of Manchester had sent a protest to Earl Russell against the fitting out of vessels in England for the rebels.
Earl Russell replied that evidence on oath was required to enable proceedings to be taken.
The ship Prince of Wales, from Melbourne reports that she was boarded on the 22d of February, in latitude 33 degrees, longitude 44 degrees west by the pirate Alabama who reported having destroyed thirty-four Federal vessels during her cruise.
Breadstuffs were advancing.
Provisions dull.
Consols closed at 91¼@92¼.
Liverpool Saturday evening, March 14.