The sun., 1862-01-16

Hd'ifdr Jan. i5.-Tho steamship Arabia, from
Liverpool the ith, via Queenstown the 9TH, for New
Nork aud lIalif,S, passed Care Race lSt n ght.
She was boarded by the news yacht Of the Aasooa-
ted Press and the following summary Of news OBJ
tanned, which ia one wecl. later.
The Arabia has on hoard troops for Clnads, COM
posing two batteries Of the Fifteenth Brigade OF Ar
tnery.
Great Britais.
The news 10y the steamships Anglo Saxon srd
liansa bad materially strengthened conhicu,o iu
peace.
Conso's showed grca, buoyancy, and had further
advanced about half per cent, aud closed firm on
fiidny, the OIL instant, at the quotations current
before the Trent affair, and showing an advance of
,. tlnce the LIST instant.
The London IIlR,Lp, In an editorial, says -
at lchoycs both England and France 10 consider
whether the time has not arrived for recognizing the
Southern ConfclCracy."
The London D,llY NIws remarl,s;-"As vet the
Washington Government has not spoken. Hut II the
theory of some of its contem purarcH be correct that
government really resides In the New York press"
The London riNrs profcsaes 10 expose some Of the
strange dclutons entert tnod by the American peo-
PIE In regard to their own omniTOtence and inyul-
nerahlity. II also gives q letter from r. NJ. Mckay,
Of Liverpool showing the difficulties Americ, would
experience In carrying ont the prevailing schemes.
The coupons for the January dividends the
vir3in bonds have been returned hy Meaars. Bar
ring Brns., with the answer emo alyiCcs TO pay
The answer IL anticipated relative q tho debts
ul ile hiiltF fouilltfu STATES.
The London MoRSiSG Posi- repcts that the
Wellington Cabinet has oyinced no alacrity 20 avail
themselves Of the respite granted by England, and
draws uufaynrlhle deductions thcrefrom.
The DNUY NLNS, per ccntra 'fuds In the delay
encouraging signs Of moderation, and general dis
position on the part Of the Washington Government
to act with reason aud Justice
A suspicious steamer had been seen cruising In
the English Channel, oil Dover, aud there were
strong reasons ~ suppose it was the priyLteer
sumter.
TIE Cologne GAIN II, says that { q Prl ,aian note
% WIaAington does not treat tho Trent affair from
the point of view Of public right but urselty coun-
sels peace. i says shouh Amcri'a reject tho de-
niand of nt,cll, tAc powers will send collestlys
note to WsshinIton urging pclcc.
The rArH repr0lurcs letter, wrlt,en.by NJ.
Seward in 1889 to Vim. Browa, Of Liverpool. In
| which M. Seward repydiIt Ites the idea that tho
Amcrian Government could ever Ia guilty OF SO
gross violation Of ~ fdth t, conds'ate Ia time
| Of war money Invested in Amorcln securities In
The TINEs in an edi, rial on the subject, tainks Is
| j. not Al inonv 'rtlne moment 10 bring forward
tHls deya-ati1l, the ullro particularly as Ensland
has Neen wen1sed " threats oi yunAsea.on By Jour-
ton government. The article c5nc. les by EXPRESS
in hopes for peace, Lut dc'lruy that threats will
etc'mpl-h nothing, the oaly solution beng the re-
| M. Card5e eli, NJ. +, IN o. spec - At oxtori, de-
precaed the 1tt'ks mad - Am Tc m iustit li.
and urged that tie prcsca; wIs not tho timo FOR
The strew-,te,urrs John Be-, Hope, aad sarah
| inds, are loading otton u Liverpool for New York,
and aiis'iona! steamers "er" expected q DO taken
Il, sa'rH. D. SHEPHERD lyf Llyerpo.! ca tee %,
| for NcS Og.ga-s via Havana.
France
TasEmTeror, On New Years day, made an al
| dress 10 the dipllm ,tlt corps, all received as
| usual TIE var 'us state bodies II response 70 an
| address from the Senate, hc said he couu;ed on
tie 'natl y assist him a pegft:n.; the ,onstltl l.
ton, AMI ~ the ,tmc tiulN maintaining iata,t "a,
md IFnoufll WiIU.. IL II tie I-asiA
latra bed Ao merely expressed the hope tAAi they
| would see M the recent modih atoms Of the con
| sltution new proof oi h.4 confidence In their IN
t!'i-encc and patriotism, To tue Clergy, be ga7'
assurance that they might cpuu. on his pro;ecti2n
and .!'ely synil .lAy, te.l-s t-eA tAai they Ane"
C.t.r's, and tn God the things which are Coda.
| Tti-cNPg .si.p had -'y,n r7' & the idea that
s-rious lttgw.t Is about . he male 70 settle th'
| terms t.r tl. IVA rltion NJ Rome.
cannot r-sDiy comply with t1 rrlGest f-r men Of
way tocuEy merch'niiset g. tn-rleh-
Italy
.. ~ Years Day tie rore received g n, Gay
GU all tc French y,t rrs. Gru.'G 'yon spoke o. de
| yot.ua towards tie Pope, aui thu Latter thank *
| Guyon for The sgatiua-t- uNp.os %, Tae pressn
| rrcn soldiers q R'me "1ali MT permit the tul
| c,LgNlel by bUst1wins tie A. ~ lie teaiiction o.
tie ! An'rAl family, the E-9g g-gyT Napoleon, and tn
lac Siion 4 R5In.a Committee h,a plsc,ras
bills b. Rome, declaring that the issIo Of komN
consols p y the Z Jntf q, G5venuncnt after the at
March, 1853, would not bo rccosul ed by the Italia
Guyc.LIluu, IA from H., msnt tho Il alan Parlia
mcut declared Rome the Capitu. uf ltNly, the tempe
| rM power of tnc Pope legally teruinat'a.
Prussia.
Tie King, In addressing the Ministry on Me-
! | Years Day said, "Ihc year commenced with a 81
rious aspect through hout the world rendering il ii
duty OF Prussia TO be prepared for any event lahtie
, ami" he asserted, this should he dome" In =
! | ply To the congratulations of the army, he Hal
Prussia could calmly behold what events may ari'
from the state u things In non-EuropeAn countre
because his amy stands ready formed aud armed
RnsAA.
IAN Imperial decree has beep Issued, In SVaI