The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-26

The Roy al Mail steamship Asia, Captain LOTT
from Liverpool the 13Ih, AMI ftom Qu,ensto-,
on the III inst, arrived hero yesterday.
The Bohemian reached Londonderry on tn,
moru.ng VI thc 18th.
Cr-ni Britain.
In the Uou.o Of Commons On the il.h inst,
M. ". F1SIrE gave notice that when Mr.
GEEGoRYs II 1tion in favor Of the reco ;uitop
Of the new American Confederation came up, b.
shoul move the following "Thst this House
dccs not desire to cSpre's IS any opinion upon tn,
subject, and the GOvernmsn mt will not rccoguiz,
,uch Confederation without taking security foI
the suppression Of the slave trade
Mr.. LISpsAV moved resolutions against any
further exp riilurc on wooden ships ct war ano
against any expenditure Tor adapting the nation
al dUckyardS tor the construction ut irtu vessels
FINALLY MIR. IINpsN Withdrew his resolutions.
Sir JOuT TRrLNwSTy drew attention to tn,
state Of affairs in New Zealand anu denounced
the conduct Ot the Gpvrrn"t Ot that colony 1
A,ving hy acts If injustice led TO the prevailing
trouble.
Ministers defended thc Governor, but the de.
bate was adjourned without result.
In the House Of Lords on the 18th, Lord
WopIuorsE made some explanations relative
20 the trials ~ the Druscs in syria, and said tho
papers on he subject would be published on the
following day.
In the House u Commons on the same eve
ming, Lord JouN RussELL said, ia reply to Mr..
0REaoRY, that Government had received Q
copy of the new American tariff, and would Lay
II On the table.
Lord JouS RUSSELL also explained tho state
Of affairs between Denmark and Schlpswig Hol-
France, Sweden, Russia and England were
agreed upon tho question, and as they desired {
peaceahlc solution, he had strong hopes their ef-
forts would I've successful.
Another iron-casel ifigaie, 'Thc Resistance, y
had been launched in the Thames, and another
ship Of the same class was to b. immediately
commenced in the same yard.
Lord ELGIS, in u speech which he deliY cred,
said that his effort had been TO lay the ioundl.
tions Of permanent peace ard good understand
ing with the Empire of China.
The great majority Of hands ia the London
building trade had accepted the terms which
the masters hal offered and the strike was con.
sidered at an end.
The London N,rs draws attention, In u recent
editorial TO the addIcss &c the Goycrnor-tieneral
y India in Council, inviting tho local govern.
nients in the cItt0n-growing districts to aid In
the immediate cultivation OF cotton. The
American difficulties and the Etu. hcrn export
duty On cotton has stimulated the growers Of
cotton every -hcrc aud supplies may soon be
EXPECT, d from places never before hoard Of as
cotton raising districts. In indin, tho chicI
dihicultic' now sccn TO consist In the want Of
means oi transport. Inc hecessllIts o. commerce
C'nnnt wait tue Glow pf"ccs.'s "i i"iirohl aud
canal s"nstiuGilon "nd repairing; the cart ROADS
and bnliock tracks Seem The onIy available
mothud..
The N,'"s urgcs tho noce, siiy Of instant Rc-
ton on the part Of the government aud Cap1RL
iats In view of the prcc'i,s condition If aifairs
IN the cotton planting states m America,
WINE ihe SoN'rhor-H'"'ia' ",p'ccates 'h'.f'
ferins with private !cntcrPrih", he oPoNcs TO
ish'la'c "l'fn'i'ns ~ ll' interior, a1d "notd
oc aid o.! itc GI''ru%cnt treasury "a banking
srranNomcht'. W. .'N.t 'l'V' '.i'h1 u" ho'
exist. Government w,l at once take lneanf t'
Acil!talo TRANSPORT to the osea-boafd.
France,
ylo ror,,I,. r,,n,na ~ ,i.o p,oL n, E,,o..
,h,,, a J"c,rs,, in n. ,a.h ,n IprI # oS.,
.it, teen millions Of fraucs.
The Paris correspondent or the London Ti~e,
wIiis, a. follows:
The mos, sanfnine begin to think tt that war
u not only probable hu, inGV.tabl". Thn newa
tions es TO the future. The irritation Of Att
tria, the provoc1tion OF Piedmont, the unsettled
state ot the syrian ai'di 3 tho difference be-
tscen the French and E"glish ,goveTnmcn,s on
the eastern question, the mdehinations Il the
Evolutionary party, tho vast preparations on
foot everywhere, all JUSTIFY tho darkest lore
bodings.
The Preleets had addressed q series Of reports
TO Count PrRsIosY, str3nFy demonstrating
against 'he dissolution 3' vac leR,.INI,ve oody,
fWi nsueiI s,se .hnt u' a,'e,to'S ., ,ls
LvohS t'I"hy hnu pe.n oil't.u '" ,"a ~ no n,ou y.
80 ss,Ess nao W III, oo,voV ~ v
" ooo men To inc iron'Ior hhd th'y were en-
gaSed IN the means iof carrying out 'he opera
Sn,,, had o,a.,.I two I.r,s ;ro,-cas.d .b,r.
The London Heyatds Paris Correspondent say
frlnce NAfoLEoSs contemplated V!sli 70 Syrl'
" Tor the purpose ol laying lhe oaSis OF pr
@Anent French occupation; ne hto says ina
snarp notes wefs AiniSst oally sNchansea 20 10
tween me CABINETS OF i1rls an" honuon' oh 'h'
cyrmh lu'ruon' -!
Ine rWls Doursa I oh " uS 81 't,h ~ "'s h0@'' AD'
%N'r' hen''' ''os'u u. o''0''
isa's'
GARIB \IDI continued unwen. lie was con
Aned to his bed by rheumatism.
The health Of the Pope was also said TO b,
very bad.
oil soldiers Of tho ex-Neapolitan Army uh
were absent from their cOmmunes, or who at
| tempt to disturb public order.
Arrests continued TO take place ct Naples, bu
tranquility prevailed.
The garrison at Naples had been reinforoe'
| by lU,UUV men'
| 500 Italian volunteers are said 10 have disem
baked and taken refuge in tho mountains Q
Dalmatia.
Ths su,ho,;t;ss ossioigsolia had brouoht IN,
bisbops before The tribunals, for having Instruct
si tbs conisssors 70 undermine the authority q
Eirs V,oIop EsIsrrI'
Wssmsrons Anatrisn emissarios are said 4
hsvs ] crosssJ the frontier Of Itsly on The side q
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