The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-25


Lave letn adequate n the equlpn mt and maioten
nnce IN the field e army 81 over 20, 80 troop
Can oil his be,and ye, these 10000 90 e whites b
cen aid aiou, cur edq,s 20 obtain sores inter-
vcuticp, that may le allowed 10 declare efnphst
ally that the Confederate States have neitbei
sought nor desired II. They can maintain their IN
dependence intact ~ their strength. As
their recognition ~ the Powers of the world tina
Of course uicy desire. They arr people, nation
exhibiting elcmet n n Power which few -'"'es "
the world t,oss,ss. but they haze rosa n y
/ complain. nor do they feel agg-,syo,1 hc,ause III
Great Pow ~ a. for seyon ~ defer Their t'f
msl recognition aud iogrIiion in'o ihe f"my M
| tons.
| NV ,re. u.v may ,ilaer with th,fn ~ y tho pc
rid v - their recognition should take p'"e' be)
! fiy uniettto i that such action Ssurely ald pure
~ ch fr iislf aud with r'fer,uce h. ia own ute
i,-ts md vi,ws u public policy. Oihrr nations
having trading f'l,ii"us with us have ti'o ~ much
iut.r,st ~ SIND ministers nd consul, tous a. W.
Lave w. send such representatives, ~ them. why.
ten, shall there rot lee peacei Simply because tl'
Nfth in IT, pride will ~ ,1nt that - Hc H'-1
.raf dtcompii- which oh England, f'lowci ~ o."
tf4i p,wett e FIf,p'. ~ recognized, AMI which
tur pfcd,rnie Goo, rumpnt and prmi,s A.y. ~
~ atcdly dsmoi -t,n'd n be q stern AMI bloody
ft'-'he f,ci that We ato = bclligercnt power.
There An cto .s.a fr negutintilnsor for p'.'e
T. ~ sals cons. lt,f,us - Icing the g Iui -lc-
i tH ftr dc,m.d a. aud are treated ~ rob ~.
i.itarl But when oar adversary n AZ be 'ofrc sr't
t,'ntly calm - front rs ne helIige cui power tie
That lo.r shall hitiy~ think m y say NeC nfcd-
crate e. ". rtueu' y 10 q inf Nil" upon one point
orly-s honor sud It's indep mi nee. Pr The
ritai Interests Of prn"r and humanity b VIII ynll
murl III 4 ia mei,ly material ~ " s''u~d ny ~ !.
prtit nrc. or Nau"cy ,at down amid old and
f. u'inuct 'hccring)
The British shin u. u. Shepherd is loading
NJ Liverpool for New Orleans, ria Havana. The
ship is to remain at Havana until she may
legally enter the Mississippi, or falling in that
after six months, she Is to 70 TO New York.
The London Times, in some remarks ON the
cotton question, thinks there Is no ground Tor
dbmay or for national alarm-for although
there must lie individual privations the coun-
try AZ large has thus far benefited both in a
Jccuniary and commercial sense by the Ameri-
can difficulty.
France.
A French note 10 the Swiss Government as
serts that the territory Of the Dapponthal has
not even been temporarily violated by the
French troops.
Breadsiuffs were declining in the Paris mar
ket.
Mr.. Geonrev St. IIilairc, the celebrated natu-
ralist, died on the 10th inst.
Belgium.
Tho Belgian Chambers were opened on the
18th inst, by the King in person.
The Bclpinn Government had notified the
Minister Of Franci. IT. that II must ccas, to en-
terrain official relations with him.
ItnIy.
King Victor Emanuel had gone to Ancona,
and had opened the new railway there amidst
the enthusiastic demonstrations of the people.
grand popular demonstration had taken
place in the province of Nitcrbo, Mt which the
people demanded annexation to Italy.
Baron Rcasoli l. said to have declared that the
question Of Rome must he settled hy public
opinion, and that Of Venice by the sword.
Portugal.
The King Of Portugal died on the 12th in
F0ut. aged % years. Prince Ferdinand, the
kinss brother, alsn died "a few davs ago
Prince Louis Philippe, (puko Of Oporto)
succeeds to the throne.
Auarin.
The Croatian Diet had been dissolved BY
an imperial decree the following offences COM
mittcd in Hungary are to come under the mill
tary iursdiction:-The crime of high treason
and disturbance of public tranquility; tho crime
OF instruction, and violently insulting any pub
lie tribunal or authority. Members Of secret
societies hostile to the Government are liable to
be tried by the military courts.
Poland.
The chief Rabbi, and several other Rabbis
and Jewish hnctionarics at Warsaw, had been
arrested. The cause was not known.
Fifteen thousand muskets had been seized nj a
Xxi.
Turkey.
The instruction in the Herzegovina is re-
presented as still extending,
lns Tec';unary movements had also broker
out at five a!acrent places in Bosnia.
(Ldtesi ria Qurenstopn)
Queenstown, Nor. 14.-The Times in alludinq
TO the dissolution Of the Croatian Diet, say
the Emperor of Austria is hurryng on TO try
the great experiment whether 6,000,OO0 Ger
mans can hold in subsection 80, 600, 900 Of other
nations by brute force.
The Paris Constitutional argues that American
ingrattudc enables France to witness the for
mcr's disruption with the utmost Indifference.
LoRion, Nor. HI. NJ. S. Donegal,
Conqueror' and ." s n pariel, left Plymouth
Sounds on the 18th inst, about noon, with the
cNpclitionary hattalious Of marines for Mexico,
the wind blowing half gale.
Accounts from Venezuela TO the 22l Of Oct
are satisfactory as regards the progress Of the
paciiicatiOn Of the country under General Pace.
According TO accounts from the Republic o.
Ecuador the Pre- sident of Peru had addressed
an overlooking intimatiOn 10 the Government
threatening them with new blockade of tn,
port Of Guayaquil unless they will consent 4
the cession of onc-half Of their territory. PERI
rejects every offer Of Cancellation, including tn,
proposed mediation Of Her Majesty's Govern
ment.
Commercial.
Liverpool, Noe. 49, NooR.-CoIToS.-Th
cotton market has been active at advancin
| prices. The improvement is principally in Su
rats, which are called lIa&d. per Id. dearC
! tiian on Friday last, Sales Of monday and Tue
day about $4,000.
| --latest.
LireypooI, THURSDAY. firm with n
ward tendency. Sales Of two days, 22.OOO bale
including 10000 to spectators and exporter
| Prices unchanged. Ireadstuits quiet and ste
dy. Corn declining. Provisions dull.