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Later from Europe.
The steamer Persia brings European dates of the 23d ultimo.
The commercial depression in England was unaltered, but the funds were firmer.
A new Anglo-American abolition society has been opened in Bradford, England, as an auxiliary to the Western Freedman's Aid Society.
Lord Stanley advocated non-intervention in American affairs before his constituents in Lynn, England.
He says that, if the Union troops overrun the whole rebel territory, then only will "political troubles" begin in the United States.
The Confederate aid bazaar continued in successful operation in Liverpool.
England finds it difficult to man her navy fully, and the attraction of seamen to the American naval service is cited as a leading cause.
Gloom and heaviness continued to prevail in commercial circles in England.
Two Liverpool firms had failed in addition to those reported by the City of Manchester, Several failures had occurred in Manchester, including the h