The weekly sun., 1862-03-01
GreaI BTilhin.


Six sets OF Parliamentary papers concerning the
An, rican civil war, etc, have been Ia d before
Parliament. Not fewer than fcfty-hye official com.
muDications have pssstd about ,he Nashville and
Ia January, 1861, Earl Russell instructed Lord
Lyons in care of Gdvice being asked by President
Lin coins CAbintt 10 reply thas her hJceiy's Gov
ernment viii decline, unless both parties apply for
counsel.
Tie p, Icy o, the British Government in Fe5rla.
~, 1861 In the event Of President Lin oln raising
question with Great Britain, is aid down in the
following terns Her Majesty's GOV eruuent would
In the FIRST place be very forbearing. They won'd
shev by tLeir acts how Mighty they valued the
a'uns o. peace and comfy with the nited States,
but they would take care 60 lot the Government
which nutip led ms anu sought for quar-.
rels uuit rstand that their frboarlnce sprang fom
cohsciOusnts4 OF strength, and not from timidity
Lori Russell reports ne suJsdncc ~ a conrtr-
sutton he had nth Idnoey, Rost and MdHn, the
Delegates rho uditcd upon him 70 urge me TeclG-
ntiOH ~ h' COTJcdtTd',s. HIS dnsi0sT 10 these
g,Htiem,B tds Ndi England rOuid OJserUe strict
n,U'rdity. Edrl RuSseH sdbt-Hcr MdJssty can
not dck OirioGye the Independence ~ nne states
until The J0r'tlr Ct arms, or q HtDrt p6dccful
mode of Hs10td'ion shdil hare moro cl.driy de-
ter'nin'd ne rtl'ectire position of the t0o bcIli-
gefFnts.
There Is short note written as late IA Dec goth,
wi | Ia 81 ows that even then the British Ministry
believed in the probability Of with the Uuited
s'stes. Lord Lyons is directed " speak with Mr..
Seward the subject Of letters NJ mArque, aud TO
say that In case of war, Great Britain is willing
70 ab lihh pryateering a. b@tweea the two na-
tionA, n the President will make similar engage
ment on the part OF the United sa'es.
The London J1mn,ls gene ally regard the
tory document.
Tie session of Parliament opened calmly and
with mo- show ofopp stion.
The GIoHE, however, admits thst Parliament is
about equally divided, and 4 at tie Conservatiy yes
might they chose, bring about serious complic,-
lions II estinHts that In the event OF defeat Lord
Palmer ton would diss I've Parliament and appeal
u The couutry.
The Prince Of walcs had left England ''r Trieste,
en- ru'e ipr the East lie travels in strict incOgnit0
Ia the House q Commons on the Tth, Mr.. Gre
cory said Lee felt that the blockade ~ Ihe southern
port- ly the Federal G'yernmont, wholly insf-
frctiyS, and simply blockade upon psper. on a
future CrcGhiOu should be In q Position 10 show
the character otthe ocksde wA such that in us
tice b. to'h ofthe bsligtrent parties Il uut to re-
i've fu UisCufsiCn al the anGs Of the ytroment
Mr. Il + b-nttck Expressed Satisfaction at Mr.,
Etg9fS,H announcement, ~ bring toe question Of
'he by ckAde h-t Ie the House His oWn Opi MON
Was that Tecsgni'i N Of the papsr blockade would
be In violation Ihe rules of intsrp Ational law
Late Gibraltar adVcCs received In Iiyaruo,l re-
pres M The private Sumter as dytsined a.
tar, Il ON difficulty In obtaining coal.
m, citing Of the parties nn' c,ed with the ooal
ing husi ess there resolved not " supp Goals "a
J the Suute except for cash.
The TINES Ia an Edit rial American Affairs,
says that IN the last Fix months America has con-
tr1ved 10 spend more money In shorter time, and
10 less purpose than any people who ever lived on
tbe face Of TIE earth, and thai B all that has lite
rally been done, during this period. IL proceeds
" argue that the subjugation of the South, and
future union has become impoasible.
A new Canadian Bshopiic, 70 be called the
Bisf oprc OF Ontario, Is created. Rev j. L. Wise
| u spPoiAId ~ the aJst bishop.
The official GAxBrn publshea AA order OF the
ehV Council, rmOVing We Pr0hibtiOn Agains'