The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-19
Foreign Intelligence
Arrival of the Norwegian.
One Day Later from Europe.
IMPORTANT NEWS.
Arrival of the Norwegian.

I W. -TTT' T.TFTT TTTT ITI,
| s,h inst, arrived here at o'clock this evening.
Her dates are one day later than those already
| received.
Thy United States steamer james Alscr was
at NORTH amrton.
The Government had ordered a large ship
--..'' - i.-p ".r''iJ'easfo LaUail IUt Ihg SHIN;
autograph letter TO the Chancellor of IIun,,,rv
| saying HAT the dslOvalty i'm the Uunr,1r;. -,
municipalities mcnacod the public or,ler I'm snch
dangerous manner, that the public duty re,
| iul,e' 'he raising Of strong barriers aiainst
s''h 'E''sses' uutil order IS rc-rstahli shed. ali
'h' EXISTING authorities in the Districts md
| commln are abolished, and the Ch,nr,llor or'
u'''' to elect persons to replace them.
TIM ENIEnIrloN To MENIco.
iarls papers give particulars Of the late con-
'ention' The Patrie says the three powers arc
10 have the hight 20 send the same naval strcn..tb
While the strength Of the forces to be landed /,
to be in proportion to the number Of subjects
which belong to each power in Mexico Sp,in
therefore, claims precedence.
The Cabinet ut Washington will lie invited n
jon and It will be left optional with them 10
send such number Of ships anil troops a, is
deemed advisable.
lhe meats says the Powers are at the com.
mcncemcnt to cndeayor to impose suspenson
OF arms on the bcligercnt parties in Mexico
lhey undertake not TO occupy permanently.
any part of her territory, and to obtain No cx-
cu'iye advantage from Mexico. Thoy cpra,c
to leave Mexico entirely free to choose its own
ionn oil government. England gave I'm tho
conditions which she wished inserted in tho
treaty, viz, that the three powers shoull
pledge themselves not TO accept the tbrono If
Mexico for any prince of their rrgnin, families.
II the monarchical form prevails, the bower,
pledge themselves not 10 use Intervention to
the profit ofuny prince in particular
The IWrie saws the contingent Of France will
number 5000.
Great Britain.
Tho DdiR N'rs commences leader bv stat.
ing that considerable portion of Ir,inni !.
AGAIN threatened with famine aud that i'm tho
norm the lailule Of potatoes /, more general and
compete than m any year since lslt.
France.
The Nopi'cur, abiding to the Valley of the
Ienl Affair, allirms that the French Goysr,,-
m,nI never entertained an idea Of le,crminin,
y l'.'e or military occupation, the territorial
Iu, "'N Poh"'ns between France and Switlcr-
lhc C"g i.'W'yaHR had been recommended bv
me Ministry of the Interior to he less positive
and less pcrcmptory in its articles against The
temporal power # The Pope.
Austria.
1t was stated that % Martello towers are to |
o. erected round Vienna at cost OF GjOO. 900, |
Poland.
Numerous arrests, without any important |
cSuI'' continue to b. reported from War.aw |
"hi.' lu the Polish provinces tho violence of the |
ever, "
opened.
Commercial.
LireVooL Noe. S.-CorrnN.-Tbc Rrolsor'.
circular reports the sales Of tho week 6O Ooo
bales, the market closing buoyant at UNCHANGED
prices since tie Niagara departure. The market
opened with decline OF llia3Ed, but subsequent
~ recovered. The sales to spectators were
30 600, and those TO exporters 900 bales. Fri
lhy Uo-iay) sales are estimated at 10000
bales the market closing buoyant at Yesterdays
lu'honIed quotations, which are as follows:
~, fMr' Middling.