The sun., 1862-02-11
ArriynI Of tho America.

U,Eflr. FcJ. 10.-The steamship America,
A-n Liverpool tie 10Th and Queonsto Su the 26th'
arrived M this port last evening At dN O'Clock, and
Al. ed again for Boston at midnight. She has 26 pas
sengers and sl2 coO in specie.
Tie America was ashore on a mud bank in
Que,n,s.Wn harbor for Eve hours, and, In conse-
1ucnce u a heavy gale, did not sail until o'clock
Tuead ~ morning. Although virtually three days
later than the Nova ,tiau Il does rot appear that
nm, cnrfmuricat,n was had with the shore during
the thirty six hours sue laid in Queenstown harbor'
England.
TIE Londos snurISG GAzrrrE says that a rrmor
4. .current In circles supposed to be well informed,
,ha, a semi Official note has been addressed 10 the
british Government, by Fran 20, respecting the
blockade q the Conitdt rate ports to the eect ths,
Tho Emperor cannot longer allow French commerce
L, b, Injured 10y respecting the non-eieCtve block
.de, ard that he will shortly make an Oh 'is de-
msnl L. tie Euglish Government " loin him in
,,i.p, tia blockade, and that IN case of non. com
on the2hn, WAS expected with great interest," I'm
der the belief that he will cay something importa a,
ON American affairs.
| The London TMEs, In another editorial. s.y.
We may not be eager b. mcddle with American
affairs. This isa time for awaiting and We can AZ.
ford to wait quite easily ~ the North nd iuth
can nHord to be looking across the Potomac h the
cost ~ tw" millions sterling week each " them.
II there does come any real cause u complaint, II
will tell al the more Tor our present patience and
frhemance.
Toe London GtoIE editorally remarks that the
wartime powers cannot be expected 10 respect the
Federal blockade unless really effective. The com.
m,rce Of the world canut suffer tself g. be des-
poil,d Tor sn Indefinite period under the mere pa
per blockIde As 10 Intervention, says the GLoBE,
we may be invited, offered T. intervene, but our
great aim mus. be ~ preserve consistency with our
own principles.
In letter from Mr.. Seward 10 Smith o'Brien in
response 10 the lstters recently prorered advice,
Mr. Seward urges Mr.. oBrien II he wouIi promote
the cause Of America, Of Great Britain and Of humA-
nifty at large, To speak and act in every case and
without qualification for the American Union. Mr.,
Stewards tone Is highly patriotic for Union and
friendly towards European Powers, In regard u
whom he is determined 10 stand always, not only
in the iight but upon the defensive.
George Thompson hal again been lecturiug at
Manchester on American affairs, His remarks
we're mainly in response 10 a late speech by Mr.
Massey At Salford, whose statements he branded as
,bsolutely false and grieyous injustice n the
North. The lecturer said the breaking OF the
blockade would BE- a yicked and iendish act, and
no greater crime could he 'ommitted against any
country. lie bad faith lowever, q the pacific aud
neutral policy Of Ear Russs'
The TISFs in an editorial on Mr. Sumner
speech, protests against any suggestion that England
has budsed one step from her former position with
respect to her rights either neutral belligerent.
What she agreed to at the Congress Of Paris she
-
only by those concessions, she has still. The case
Of the Tren. has made no new phase whatever.
A telegram II the 29d, rom Agiers, says "Ou
Monday prolonged cannonading was heard here,
proceeding apparently from distance OF about six
miles frum shore. vessel was sighted this morn.
ing which appeared g. be the Sumter. It is sup
posei she suk her adversary The above is CON
1idcTed doubtful, Agcrs telegram Of the
2ith says the Sumter has been seen in Genose wa
tcrp, few leagues of the port Of Genoa.
The Gibraltar CHRoSICLE says the United States
Consul ~ CadH protested agains, the assistance
given the Sumter at that port. The authorities,
however, considered themselves bound 10 afford
such aid was indispensable, the Sumter having
sprung leak near her screw. She was permitted
Ia eiiect the necessary repairs In the arsenal.
Thecommander Of the Federal steamer, Tuscarora
publishes denial Of the report that he anchored of
Osborne and was Tebuked for his violation OF good
taste.
Lord Lyons is gazsited AZ a Knight OF the Grand
Cross of the order Of the Bath.
A Royal warrant, regulating the amalgamation o.
the Roy yal and India armies Is published.
More fears were realized relative 10 the accident a,
the Hartley coal mine Not one Of the Luried miner,
was found alive.
France.
Il is asserted that France has sent the strongest
recommt ndaiions ~ the Pontical Government to Ac
cspt terms for the renuncStion OF the temporal pow
'r. II il undersl ID that the Pope's reply shows nc
Imposition h yield
The Minister Of State has declared in Congress
thAt Spain would demand rspArAten from MeHioC
On account Of the war Of Independence.
Turkey.
The ex Minister Of Finance has been deprived Of
his decoration, and is 70 be tried for mAlversation
India, Chiaa, 6o.
The CalcuttA and China malls len Malta for Mar
settles on the 9sd. Additional kilograms have bees
i received.
shan0hai, Dee. ALARM h no longer ielt he,