The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-05
Five Days Later from Europe.
The Norwegian at Portland.
MIR. Bright on the Trent Affair.
TIE MEXICAN QUESTION.
INSURANCE AGAINST THE BLOCKADE,
Nor arcby Demanded for Peru.
'be agitation In Germany.
sc, SC, sc.
Nor arcby Demanded for Peru.
rbe agitation In Germany.
SC sc,


Tu"ni Nr,h Tho steamship Norve.
gitn. from Liverpool the 2Oth, and London
toify on the afternoon oftts 2ist arrived below
'hi' port this morning, whore sho anchored uu-
u' t,yl'ght.
Great Biitnin.
rNbsnoato'y proceedings on so l1.h wore
" mict'an' rhs biz l.sdfrs marriage
viii ,oy,ss5i N,le's -i,'tt VA, passed. to /. SOC
ord r,s.i-F .a :he Iiou. ti Commons. byl
N1|
1he IjisL TIVr, say, tbsl Sir Evoeri Peel il
reported &, 4s,o aid IA ro-pOnfs to some in.
quiies i,lauyo 10 tho Galway line, that when
TIA; mrany wore prepared TO periorm thoif
psri VI the contract Goyorrment would bo ready
to perform theirs. II /, inferred from this that
~Ltu the Company prcscnt to TIC Govornment
Inspector four H'st tlnss ships @ approved
stret 9th and speed, GJyotumont will g,>o the
subsidy.
A proposition was pending among the Scotch
iron masters to blow out one eighth of their
iuruScJs, owing to the depression in the iron
trade but 1t fell TO the ground, owing TO a
want OF unanimty among the m,so ofs.
The MuRNtNG Pust has an editorial urging
dies q ,ainst the efforts for obtsiniug COlOred
l,boreIs from any part OF North Amorci, aud
advocates tho migration Of free nogroos from
Carala 70 the West ltdies to develops the eoi-
ton cLl ure Of thoso islaGd'.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
II is asserted that the Government has said
there was confirmation OF the newe via America
that the Spaniarjs had sustained decided de-
feat by the McNicaus, and that tho Dispatch OF
rsinictcemcnts is REINFORCED necessary.
France.
The fesdirg or the address to tbs Emperor
Of France had taken place IN tho senate
and debate commenced upon it on the 2Oth
instant.
Tho address regrets tho suflerin,s inflicted by
the civil war in tho United States, on trade
and manufactures, but argues with the En-,
poror that tho friendly relations E tho two
countries render neutrality incumbent, and
believes that tho quarrel will 10 all the shorter,
II not complicated by foreign interference.
| A utCros n published admitting into France,
(, % o. duty, rough and pur fed cast iron, old
On birl, hoops, and sheet iron, sleol in bars
lnd shtcts SId roll 'd copper, when coming IRON
| hNro ~ ahd d'suncd for 10 expectation after
| laN.rg been converted In French worn shops
| rto shirs' machines, or ary other I metal
| Al ether he cree rocutos TITO interest on Trea
| ny londs 70 ~, and . according 70 the
| ul.u % tdiu, duo
Iho MoNlIirR say s tho government OF tho
| Emperor has requested Information a. Rome
| p'c'ing tho p n oral ltttor convoking all
| u sho sto Il mo for the ciuoni1iton Of mu-
| t,r, the lettHt having boon published In Fl rtnco
without having boon previously commune ,tsd
| 10 the government. Cardinal Antonelli replied
| that the invitation was simply a friendly ons,
| and not obi igatory In oharaCter--only intended
TO give weight 10 tho religious Ceremony. On
| this reply the French government cNIsosoi
tho wish that the Bishops should no, leave their
| diocese, ard mat not AK pormilhOn - qlit
the Empire except whore serious diocesan inter
ests should call them to Rome.
| Italy.
The new Italian Loan was announced Al Lon.
| don on the 1914 inst. The total IA II, 1o2 900
QSusd a, - relIrsd for RAILROAD purposes
| ono fourth Of the loan was subscribed iOr III
| Italy.
Blron E'clsoli a,ed ia Parliament that IN,
| Government had Io intention u send ships /.
reinforce tho Mexican Expedition, but mcrel,
oonsd srSd 1t advisable 20 send a few lrisalos Il
the colonies 10 protect Italian subjects.
Latest Via Londonderry.
| Ir.rp0oi, Itj. n 1t is reported thai iusu.
RANGES are daily effected on ships AMI their car
| goes 10 run tho blockade VI tho s.u'hom ports.
tho highest premium paid is fifteen gum
cas-, and tho ships are entitled to seec- any
| port. la some instances the risk 20 p1rt1 easy
tic yesiels insured are steamers Of 500 tons.
lho Telegraph from the Rod Sea to London
| 10 now open.
The iron. plated irigato Warrior is ordered
from Gibraltar 60 Portsmouth.
Mdiyrd, FEB. 2O.-Tho JouRNAL EsPANA
demands monarchy for Peru, by universal
suffrage.
Rome, FEB. 2).-The proclamation Of the Ma
tional Committee has lesn tecretly po aod up
| here. The committee nope for early success,
but counsel patience.
II is believed that Nipolesn has given an
assurance 70 the Pope that tue French troops
| will not leave Rome.
A popular manifestation was prepared to
celebrate the anniversary Of the capture Of
| Gaeta, but numerous patrols trayefsel tho
streets TO prevent it taking place,
Beriin, Ftb. 20.-The division between Prus
tia and Austria is continually widening. The
language of tho Prussiin and Austrian papers
| Is Oai y more hostile.
tn, ~ itation in Germany is increasing
Numerous meetipgs Of the National Association
~'Te TO lie held, in which Prussia WAS oXps I'll Cd
to tate tte leadership.
| Au ria, by hor recent conduct, has lOs
Il rh II her influence IN Northern Germany.
| Iernd, Pei. 21.-The Atchduke MIxmilian
1t /, rdmored will leave for Paris aud London
| toWar = the end OF February.
| Paris, Ftb. 2l.-The TEMPs and other French
Ournals demonstrate that mOnarchica restor
| Al on in North America would only benefit SpaiT
and the Spanish mouarchial interests alone ex
ls,irg there.
The News by the City Of New York,
The following is a summary Of tho news tAkeT
out by The City Of New York
The Tu'carora loft Gibraltsr on tho 1874
iLSant, for the Spanish waters Cf Algesi'as
She bad boen watching the Sumter, Whlcn YES
sol still remained at braltor unable to procur
| cool.
! In The House OF Commons on the l. IA instant
TIE supplementary estimates for the naval sI,
military expenditure Ia the Trent affair, amount
ing in al TO t913 900, we're moved and unani
mously sgreed to.
In tho debate on tho subject, Mr.. BdRh
strongly denounced the policy OF the govern
meut. lie said the money ha1 been worse thai
thrown away. The thIoitsnirg me Eacss wsT
quite uncalled for, and EaIl Rus, oll's frat dis
patch, he said had more the sppelraucO Of
declaration Of war than q clurtsOls demand 70
Just object which America could rot fail I
aocede. lie refutod tho iisa that HE America
government was influenced by mob, and AT
gaed that the interests Of England were
bound up with America, that 1t WAS In ever
rsipoct unady isabls to iull,ct a atirg that
might take otntu'ies 10 Temeya.
Lord PalmsrstOn dtiohded the ministers, an
sa d that Mr. Brights' opinions were condno
to himself lie contended that there was over.
r,ason TO Justify Eugland in backing ~ he
demands in the manner fhe did, "a the c. fs
Of the American Goverum ont clearly a ws
| that they did not at the earlier stage j. th
affair regard the act as ore whieJ the
ought TO disavow. There were doubt
whether EDgland's demand VJuld b
| complied with. and oertalny the sOple WeT