The Sun.
London, England, 1863-12-16 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1863.

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so far as the case has yet proceeded it has not assumed that
importance with which previously existing rumours had
invested it. The proceedings are likely to contiuue for
several days.

Poland short of going to war for it, but he (Lord
Campbell) met the assertion by the statement that
Lord Russell, a higher authority, had declared in
his despatches to the Russian Government, that
Russia had forfeited its rights, and until the declar-
ation of belligerency followed, our Government could
tnoo twasp r it had
(Cheers.)done
The resolution was then put and carried unani • all in its power short of going
mously.
Dr. EVAN B. JONES moved the following resolu-
tion :—" That, in the opinion of this meeting, as
Russia has violated the conditions upon which, by
the Treaty of Vienna, her title to the kingdom of
Poland and other Polish provinces was founded, her
Majesty's Government are no longer bound to re-
cognise the sovereignty and dominion of the Czar
over any part of the Polish territory, and would be
fully justified in acknowledging the belligerent
rights of the insurgents, and in concerting such
measures with the Emperor of the French and other
Europan Powers as shall be calculated to main-
tain the balance of power against Russia, and to
promote the cause of Polish independence. (Loud
cheers.) _ _

Captain DRESSER ROGERS seconded, and Mr.
EDMUND BEALES supported the resolution, which
wes then put and carried with enthusiasm.
The HoN. SEC. stated that Mr, John Vickers, be
fore he left, had given £5 to the cause, and Mri
Herbert Spencer, the proprietor of the Bridge House
Hotel, £2 2s. (Hear, hear.)

A vote of thanks to the chairman closed the pro-
ceedings.

THE WEST INDIA MAILS,

(REUTER'S EXPRESS.)

SOUTHAMPTON, Dee. 15.

The Royal Mail Company's steamship Seine,
Capt. Revett, with the above mails, has arrived.
She brings 82 passengers.

SANTA DOMINGO.

At Cuba they were in hourly expectation of an
arrival of 8,000 troops from Spain for operation
against the Dominicans. The most sanguine hopes
were entertained that the rebellion would be sup-
pressed. A large number of wounded soldiers had
arrived at the Havana, for whose benefit a public
subscription had been set on foot.
Various successes on the part of Gen. Santana
are reported. The new Captain-General, Vargos, is
exerting himself to put down the rebellion. The
Spanish troops are said to be full of enthusiasm,
and ready to take the field to pursue the rebels.

A good many troops are still concentrated in the
capital, and a large number of families had left
Porto Plata for San Domingo for safety.
BARBADOES.

The Legislature met on the 17th, but the pro-
ceedings were of little importance. The weather
has continued fine for the planters. The canes have
much improved, and hopes are entertained that,
with. continued good weather till March, a fair crop
will be reaped. The produce shipped to date
amounts to—Sugar, 38,862 hhds. 3,398 tierces 9,461
brls. 1,551 bags ; molasses, 14,095 puns. 432 hhds.
458 brie: ; rum, 75 puns. 175 hhds. Stocks in the
market are heavy, and consumption slow. Trade
dull.