The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-22

Tie Royal Mail steamship A,l. from Liver
pool the oh, and from Queenstown the 10 inst.
arrived here yesterday.
THE EXPEDITION To MENico.
The British men-of-war Conqucror, 90 guns,
and the Sanspareil, 20 guns were to embark
marines at Plymouth on the 9th inst, and forth
with 'ail for Vera Cruz, The friga'e Emerald,
which had put back badly damaged after in-
cilcctua efforts to reach Halifax, would. il was
supposed, also be sent to Vera Cruz direct Tho
London Times while anticipating TINT the naval
and military operation, Of the McNicln ENpodi-
ton will he singulailv easy think, some dh.
Culics may ari,c from the different political
| sympathcs OF the three powers. England would
incline to the Constitutional party, while France
and Spain might le expected TO lean towar :
| the Church.
The L. $. Government steamer James Adger
| arrived at Southampton on the Oh inst The
| English paper, say her destination was believed
| to be- the Mediterranean 10 look after Confedcr-
| ate priyateers in that SCI.
Ii j. stated that three million rounds Of rid,
hall cartridge had been ordered to he got ready
| for transport by the mail steamer to Canada
| Mr. Robert Muir, Of Charleston, who was re-
Leased from Lafayette on parole, reached Liver
| pool in the steamer North American.
| The fact Of a passport having been granted
at Washington, to colored preacher, as an
American citizen, is commented upon by the
| English journals as a practical annulling of the
Drcd Scott decision 10y the present Government
The remains Of Mr. McManus hal been living
in state for some days at the Mechanics Inst-
| tutc, Dublin, and attracted considerable crowds
The closing Of the churches against the remains.
by order of Archbishop Cullen, had given rise to
"A great deal Of comment. The London Times
ridiculcs the whole proceeding Of the obsequies.
strike among the cotton-spinners Of Pres
ton wa, imminent owing to threatened re-
ductiOn in their wages.
France.
VI. Thouvcncl hal informed the Swiss Am
has'ador at Paris that France will not preudc,
| the solution OF the question Of the valley OF
| lhIp,s by any act of violence, but demands
d'nnitiNe arrangement 10y means of negotiation
The financial accounts from Paris show les
wncasness, but very little tendency to any gen
i cral recovery Of confidence.
e Italy.
e The Monnchid Ndtionaic of Turin ,ays -
y General Tur has announced to the Contra
= Committee, in the name Of Garibaldi. that il
u the firm intention Of the latter not TO proyul,
, any movement in favor of Rome AMI Ncnic,
~ and that hi, sole wish l., that every means ma
= he employed to promote the armament of III
, nation. Gnrbaldi al'o recommends cuncor
~ among all classes of the Italian people, in ori1
= 10 accomplish the uuiicatiou OF Italy uud,
t. Victor Emanuel, and requests those who do M
accept thu determination to leave the Commit
tee and act ON their own responsibility.
There were rumors of preparation, at q mo
" for revolutionary expedition from that plac,
- Poles, Hungarian, aud men OF dive national
tie, were said to he Hooking To the scene. IN
u mON emrnt is said to embrace all the lave poi
VI uation Of Turkey and also Hungary AMI Gtll
ria.
- Belgium.
!, The Belgian Nondcur publishes a royal deer,
appointing NJ. Solms, Envoy ani Minister
, the Count OF Turin.
~ The Brussels journals regard this as u form
= recognition but the CHstttH'ipuua asks no
- comes II that the royal decree does not say
- the King Of Italy, Instead OF 10 the Court of II
= rim The PrISsiHn Envoy is accredited to Il
, Court Of lurin, hut Prussia dos not rccoEni,
p the Italian Kingdom.
% Au-iria.
o An autograph letter, addressed nv the FL
peror to Count forgach, Aulic Chancellor /,
!, Hungary, had been published AMI the follow
s, ing il n tclegraphc summary of its contents g.
n . The disloyaliy Of the Hungarian municipal
l. | ties, and the resistance bordering on insure,
ton, TO the measures taken by tn, Goyernmer
q for the maintenance of public order mena,
/ that order in the most dangerous manner, will
A out the authorities being able to sately almil
Q lister the penal law. The public duty aud III
will OF the Emperor requires that he shoul
5 raise strong barriers against these excuses, an
b restore things 10 a state OF order. As the COL
{ vocation Of the hungarian Diet in a c0nstitu
$ ti0Dal manner appears TO he impracticable, IN
0 | Ill order Is re-establshed all the existing au
. | thOrties in the cOmitats districts and commune,
are abolished aud Count FOrgach is Ordere
: 10 select persons 10 replace them, and " tak