The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-31
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NPsp hoih bINefpOOi tne lSth VIA " lssmsoWa
the 2otb, arrived OF Halifax t.dSy.
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The Paris correspondent Of the Lot don Tims |
writes the oiscussions a. to the commoa lin, e
policy 10 lie adopted by France and EnS land on
tho American question, have been Sesin re-
bev,d. The subject has besn mcoted before,
but "" po1prn Possibly information
brought over by Prince Napoleon may have con
tibutd to mako the Il peror more inclined 10
lis'en IN proposals which might be made In this
respect by England.
The Ladon Globe gives prominencs 10 The
following ptrs, rspbi
We Learn from au,l entic sources that net
fcs,On has been issued affecting tada WITH the
southern states IL would sppsar from a lettor
Of Instructions issued by Nj. MsmmlnSsr from
Richmond on the 22d Of August, t,Al the ION.
f,dernte Rov,ument authvfiEs vessels coming
from fofois n countries ~ "a. entr auy pOrt On
the southern coast, declaring sdch port shall be
c. Dsdt rod proper port Of cntty for such ves-
sci, II tie master or owner snAl " tn yut delay,
dispatch a messenger 20 the hearst cDllostYpn
dis Iict, 10 order that rovsLue otIi YER mNy be
sent by the Collector to taks cht-ge of tho car
so, and execute the foTmslitiss required Ia
connection with the entry a RoJds
A ppMDER OF PARLIAMENT SPEAKS.
Al a conservative demonstration in E.sex,
| Csptsln JerVis member VI Parliament, eApa-
| tiaiod on the var In amer G. aud its effect 0a
England. lie argued in favor Of the right .ece,-
| sion, and urged that the psople o, Eugland
should give such strong eKpr- ion u their zen
| timonis as would induce the government TO &C.
in accordance ihcrowiih.
| MORE 'cHUSKs OF WISDOM"
| The 7imos il an editorial on the "d,y Of hu-
initiation in Amefics, says that amid all the
| turmoil Cf war, . change in tho morals Of com
| munities can be deserted, and hat there 10 .
faint glin mering Of a new dawn, and s,ys
| intelligent Amorc ans are inclined TO bslievs
that the return Of peace, though 1t will show
mutilation and give no security against moro
secession in future, will be tho era Of better
and more ORDERLY government in the Northern
states generally.
RUSSELL ON THE EAvAL BxPEDITIoN.
Dr.. Russel's last letter il dated, 4" Wash.
inHtoD, Oct. 4th.' In 1t he Aludss 10 a great
expociuOl 10 sail tic end Of October. Hs says
thst the Government il determined 10 opcn a
, | cotton port, ana IL cont believe IN the o. lbs OF
, the toutherners thai they vail never give bale
Of cotton 10 the Yankees, but thinks ths temptA.
tion OF the high pr,Ces prevailing will attract
large supplies u cotton 10 aay open pDrt for OK
= | purta'ioh. Thus govern cent mont poly may
I've created in cotton and s'ronR protsctiOnisb
government will scarcely fail TO put on a screw
| with foreign customers.
. Tho Wri'sr thinks that, for the p-o'ont, tie
+, large ports f ito stu,h urs ,Ol rally SAts.
l. pAMAutp ESGLisHMAy.
e Tte oN iCT Of the SIP Boyre hss btouaN' CJc
4, wtrd gTi,vAnocs aL'',st ihs Isu,fA Govern
mont i,t y vhihl,inl, .ual vessel from sntsrin
US Ssvsruah ue.O;o the blu OK abe -As established
ir. and claims compensation for losses.
a. W. Sbarmsn CRAWFORD, prominent lri,
Il. politician AID nomLer OF PA,liAment, is dead.
HI, FAST poAr.
m The Official trial Of tho spsod Of the iro
=, | pla ell fngate Warrior resulted in an sverA
~ Of nearly fourteen and q half knots, war
It'll places Ter at the head Of the British Navy,
ard speed as well a. in all other particulars II
highest speed attained was over 1Gf knots.
A COTTON MEETING.
itS a meeting bad been held In Birmingham
relative TO tho cotton supply, aul in aivO;ic
urt OF the establishment Of cotton industry in
-. RIGA, as thu means Of destroying the slaVs trad
~ Rev. Highllnd Gnnett, Of New York, vi
nd among the speakers, and advocated the intr
Ter ductiOn Of Colotod families from Amsrica la
in Africa.
Hungary.
us Tho government commissioners at Pesth h
he been uestc4 With an offensive mock serena1
In St which the police and military ntehere
mr. Shots were free, and the crowd dispersed, wit
-, out AIRY harm being done.
~ Poland.
o' II Ia stated that on tho occasion Of the "Ko
I'm ciusko denomination" the military arrest
he all PARTIES who refused to quit the churches
NJ warsaw, where they we're assembled.
be Turkey.
las Turkish war bullsiin announced Turki
H. victory over 1000 insurgents aud Montenegrir
The dispatch claims that the MpnteI eRrn fro
tier was respected, but the Montenegrns aiiii
/ that IA has haen violated Inv the Iurka-
We --latest by Telegraph ria QueenstoOr.)
40 Crdcotr, Oct. 19.-News lived from W
ted | cav announces that several Of the churches
es, that city had been fsrcibly entered by the mi
ar. taTy, and the male portion Of the congregati
. convey Cd by them TO the citadel Half Of {
persons thus arrested had been set at lber
II was asserted that 1000 prisoners remaini
ble would no drafted into different regiments
T.. the military service. Tho clergy had clos I'd I
'a' churches on account Of their PROCLAMATION by (
'ci military.
or LIyRRrooL CoTToN MARKHr-Liperpo
October 19h 1861 The Brokers' Circular
~ ports The sale Of cotton during the week at III
rk $50 balos. Prices have advanced I.da4
he the market closing with q still advancing Il
n, dercy. The authorized quotations are
-" Fair Orleans, 1ll,d. MddlIDg do lid. II
cd Mobiles, HID. Mdding do, 10hd.
las Uplsnds, ~ d.. Mid ling do, llhS.
ia I he stock in port ia estimated at esq.,
bales, Of which $50, 900 are American.
~ liverpool, oct. 20.-CouO- Sales yssterd
.u' were 70, 900 bales, the market losing bu'
bv ant, with a still advancing tendency, thou
\. quotations were unchanged. Spectators \
no exporters took 10, 900 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet and firm. Provisions dr
london, OCT. l9.-Consols closed at " l.
his % 8-S for money
%, Sales oi Erie railroad shares at 23a23 l.,
Wv Illinois Central at SO IL discount.
Tie Hare, Oct II --Cotton-Ssles Of tho VI
leo. 10, coo balsf; New Orleans tres ordiEdire III
Vn do. bas, 142f. The market closed firm, "
,Ir an upward tendency Stock IN port l78,
my bales,
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[. Arrival OF the SANTA Fo Mall.