8 pages. Headlines and stories include:

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Europa and the City of Washington. The British Government and the Affair of the Trent. England Sends an Ultimatum to the United States. An Apology and the Surrender of the Rebel Ambassadores Demanded. Great Preparations For War. Arms and Artillery Shipped to Canada. The Exportation of Saltpetre Prohibited. An Immediate Conflict Anticipated. A Rumor that the Emperor Napoleon Offers his Mediation. The French Journals Unauimons Against Capt. Wilkes. Immense Excitement in England and France. Decline in Consols and Cotton. American and Canadian Securities Without Buyers. The Affair of the Trent. England Regards it as a Grounds of War. Departure of a Queen's Messenger with Dispatches for Lord Lyons. Preparations of England For War. The Excitement Unabated. France Reported Ready to Recognize the Southern Confederacy. THE CHARLESTON CONFLAGRATION. The Destruction of the City Probably Complete. The Fire Still Raging at Ten O'Clock on Thursday Night. View of the Conflagration Ten Miles at Sea. A Magnificent and Terrible Spectacle. The Harbor and Fort Sumter Brilliantly Illuminated. The Fire Undoubtedly the Work of the Negroes. Rumors of Insurrection. From the Rebel States. The Quarrel Between Davis and Beauregard. The Negro Problem. The Proposed Colonization. Necessity of Negro Labor. The Late Escape of the Pirate Sumter. How She Came to Escape From the Iroquois. Explanation of Capt. Palmer of the Iroquois. The Rebels Shelled Away From Edwards Ferry. IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY. Concentration of Gen. Buell's Army on Green River. 25,000 Rebels Ready to Dispute the Passage. A Great Battle Expected Immediately. The Positions of Schoepf and Zollicoffer at Somerset. IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI. The Arrangements of Gen. Pope for Suppressing the Rebellion, and much more. Light wear with archival tape repair on fold. Very newsy, early war issue!