The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-03-15
Her Captain Under Arrest.
STEAMERS FOR REBEL PORTS.
IMPORTANT FROM CAlNk
Horrible Slaughter at Ntugpo.
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To scrov stoarror City Of wa,hineton. C,,..
II ooks ahc' s4ilol from Liverpool At 3 =. Il ,
On the 26.h, AID from Queoa ,town on tha 2,th
ulHmo, arrived hore vest ardav.
TnE rrsCARoUA ASH rar .yMrrn.
Gibraltar 6d,ioos u tie ls.h February ,,a,a
hat the Sumter wa still In Gibraltar bay, Nih
no signs Of departure. Tho Gu,carori wa, in
Spanish waters of Algetiras.
A letter from lly cree, south Of Frarcs, dated
16 IA February, asserts that the Sumter had ap.
psared in the road, of that placo-much to the
alarm OF The Federal vosaes which were luadin,
salt In tho n.ghborhood. This assr ion -
clearly retuted by the Gibraltar ad,iceo.
A Madrid telegram Of the 2jth says "The
Captain of the Sumpter has boon arrested at
Tang,ers, at the instance Of the American con-
sui at Gibraltar and of the CONT mandor OF tho
Tu'cMcra, who wont for that purpose to Tan.
giors.'
PARLIAMENTARY rRoCErpINos.
In tho English llous, of Lords, On tho 3lth,
tho proceedings were uninportsn'.
In the llous, Of Commons, a s.t d; liar epis 40
tock place. Lord pllmerston stated that dur.
ing the debate on the 21st ult., the Secretary
for Ireland, Sir Robert Peel, had used expires
sions which The ODonoghuo had c9nSidcrod
personally Offensive and insulting to himself.
| lao q b,g,k shoe e Oh no notice Of tho ex pros
rors ,t tho tue, but ho (ralmorston) was
| ,lv.G 70 understand that r,sulA oui OF tho
GU nj ht onsuc. As this would involve a
br s,h Of privilege, he wrots a lettor TO Sir
| kiI-rt POL warning him of tho impending;
tfouhle, aud csutioning him against making
himself a party 10 tho b-eucn of privilege. In
'c courso Of Saturday, tho 22j communica-
| ions to'k place, which led to a request
that SIR Robert Pol would name fnend.
~ lie Pslmorstoni) request, ho was that
friend, but not, of course, with tho design Of
arranging a hostile Inootins. lilo wan suhso
quently called upon by Major Gavin, thu ffion!
ofTho O'Doroghue, and explained to that gen
tleman that breach Of tho privileges of tho
House could not DO permitted, and that II was
bis intention TO state tho facts to tho House
aud leave tho quo3sio in Is hands.
Tho Speaker called upon Tho O'Donoghuo "a
express his rogrot for what had occurred.
Major Gavin explained hi, part in tho tram
action, and said that Sir Robert Pool had To-
fused to reract anything that no bad stated.
Tbs caufe oi offence was, Sir RohortB alluAior
to the late meeting in the RotG. la'at Duhli'
goi up by manuikin traitors and to which
no ono ot respectabliiy responded.
The O'Doi oGhue, after some little p'os3ur,
from the Speaker made the requirod apology
to the Houfe, but in doing so ho uttered some
insulting tAunts towards Sir Robert Peel.
Lord G. Pagst introduced the navy osti nn' %,
already published, and entered at length into
the posi- ion Of naval affairs. After some debate,
a vote Of 70 900 men and the required sum for
th,ir wages and mantenance, was agreed TO.
In the House Of Lords, on the 2jth, the Earl
Of ID rby gave notice that he should, on Thurs
day, put question TO the Secretary Of ForoiSr
Afsi 8, with regard 10 pre- clamstion of mos'
extraordinary character, which had been pub
lished in the Neapolitan ptper The proclsma
tiOn sets forth that afer certain day NJ
person shall set foot in acertain district that al
houses, novels and cabins OF every description
are TO be levelled TO tho ground, and that the
inhabitants Of every farm house Ia viii IA more
than days food is found shall DO treated u
biiRands, and Immediately shot.
A return of the strength 0f the Navy, sho ~
a total Of d25 steamers atOat, and 10 tifoc i've
failiug ships; whilo thero are building dity
five steamers, OF which eleven are iron cisei
vessels.
The Army estimates show a grand total o
Clj, ,3O2 OOO- which, Including thu supplement
lry votes, IS an ~ the same as last yoar. Tn,
total strength Of tho army is 25,OOO men.
France.
Tie {, How ing is a full report o. tho delp'o ia
IA fruch Senate, Feb. 22d, in wa ch Primo
| ,sposon I ok part, and which excited th
{ | .',a est interest throughout France. la Patl
! pies tho prr rreeedingi wero posted on th'
, ,I.o ,f the city, and were read by thousand
~CkUR men.
NJ Iuoche, minister with portfolio, reptile,
% the attacks arainst the laws aud tho Govern
rDer' ade bye Ttsin journals.
Prince Napoleon sAid he could not be silent
after the spec Of the Marquis dc Ia Roshe
jacquelain. The Prince then referred TO th,
= banquet given by the dem cratic preBs 10 Nj
RatszE ii, and explained the Arrangement Of thu
toasts, and quoted from the speech Of tha
statesman words IL h)nOr Of the Emperor. Tn
bust Of the Emperor, he added was In the room
But, sAid, the speaker, 90 you know where the.
: break the busis OF the Emperor, and tread then
under foot. 1t is in the army " the ~. c lllo'
soldiers of the Pope, commanded by NJ. dc
NerOds. NJ. de la Roche jacquelain must neod
be well informed by his friend Geno'al GuyoI
on these matters. lie knows what tool
place when nothing but tho priests sOu.An
restrained French gsseral and an aide-de
| camp Of the Emperor from aver ging an insul
: offered TO his sovereign. 1t is in Rome, at,
: not In the French democratic press, that yol
must look for the most bitter hatred of sll tina
) bears tho name Of Napoleon. The hon. Mar
quis has spoken Of the principle Of hereditar,
right True, the Government Of France
! hereditary, but II is 80 that il may apply tn
! great principles of the revolution. II Is no
! hereditary according to the principles of diyin
right which you ho1or. Here the Prince quo
| ted the answer Of Napoleon the First in 1904 l.
the Senate which brought him the senAtus con
sulats declaring his dynasty hereditary -"
} | hopo France will never be sorry for having sur
> | rounded my family with honors. In an,
! case my spirit will DO with my descendants n
longer than they continue to deserve the low
and confidence Of this grOat nation" This |
| how the Emperor understood the hereditar
succession. And what happened subsequently
/ | Whop, after immense disasters, a ray OF ligb
J | seemed TO break on France, and thS Rmpsro
! | ret armed from the Isle Of Elba, To ovsrthro,
! The Government Of the restoration, we know i
. | ' hat eloquent words he threw himself upon tn
nation, ard identified himself with its interest.
: its honor, its glory. And what cries did he hs
N hS sdYanesd from tho ksditsuansaato. Par