The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-06

he nSds via Londonderry the t4th, GrVed more VS.
terdsy morning, bringing Ave days later news.
| Great Britaia.
| The Paris corresp Jndent Of the London MoRuSa
PosT, says 1T Is not true journals repre-
sen, tina, the French government has taken any
aeps W bring about q reconciliation between the
North and South.
| Mr.. Massey, member u Parliament, had delivered
spcech before his constituents ., Tsord, in which
he advocated tha. the European powers should in
teere W close the struggle between the North and
the South By recognizing the Con teerais st,lsa and
breaking the blockade Of the Southern ports
Mr.. hsssey's speech st,racteiisoms attena1n.
The London TgEs In an editorial upon II says -
"Ie, France Interfere II she likes-Rngl anda ,rus
policy To- b slser little longer and le, the event
werk itself out u will m, be long. 1t may indeed
| be dCub.NL whether interference would no, RAJ
,her rctard than hasten the desired Of opened
pou an Ilsrss supply Of cotton. lie, then
pursue our homes, policy Of Standing quite sloof."
The Manchester GuAnprAE argues in . somewhat
similar strain, and regards the cotton supply IL
sayt;-h IL question how far In this dls,ric, the
prevailing dls,ross u due 70 the civil war in Amsri-
| ca, and whether II Il not nuch attributable W
our production Of oc,ton goods a. " nero dsarth
/ OF cotton.
The factory statistics Of Manchester show tha, tho
shortening Of the hours OF labor In the factories Is
| gradually extending and In the course Of week
| or two the movement, WAS expected " booou.e much
| more general and extensive.
| The LDndon TINES publishes = letter from q Or
rcspcndent calling attention u the fac, that the
federal gunboat Tuscarors has lnfnnged and con.
tnuea " infringe this rules Of neutrality at SOUTH
smpton, and calling on tire Government, longer
" Tolerate such fragrant disregard for neutral
| rights.
| The brig Yves, Indian, Captain Pppts, from
| Charleston, December 9tth, with cargo Of spirits
Of turpcn,ine, had arrived at Liverpool. Her cap
tain represents the federal blockade Of Charleston
a. anything but en,ctusl. and says that the "stone
block adc' far from stopping the entrance 70 the
| pot, will eventually deepen the shsllov channels.
The citizens Of Charleston have very little uneaa-
ne~ tho subject.
/, wS represented tina, Charleston was we'll de-
Tended, and that between that city and savannah
Gen. Leo had about 10000 troops under his com.
mAnd.
The French steam dispatch boa, Portrait, At Cher.
bouTg, had received orders " be ready u sal fJr
kUth America ON a special mission.
A Ipnd.n letter in the Paris PArRu AssertA tina,
the British Government will protes, against this
:, meASrrs OF declaring tho southern ports closed
igsnst foreign commerce.
TE ooLLIXRr ACCIDENT.
Reports from North Shields dated 2Sd Jan, II
I'm state thst the extent ofthe tragedy "a revealed
in all II. horrurs. We quote
The cloth bratuce WA opmpletei this Afternoon
and cleared ths shat 10 some extent Of gNs. Tire,
pitmea fvOlnntcersl went down, penetrated the OBJ
| EttuCiiou, goa into the yard feam 10y tho engine
drift sud found men lying dead nj the furnace
They pushed their way through. The air wa
bad within this door they found large body %
men sleeping tie deep ~ death. They retreated
and came 10 bank with the appalling Intelligence.
Mr. Humble, viewer Of the oolery, and M. Hal
Ia meiiAiely went down, and returned Ia An hour ali,
aLslf In had u lie taken of the II ng, seriously
Affected by gss. They have been all through IN
works sud found no living man, but hecstomb O
desd bodis The bulk ~ the bpdies are lying II
the gallery near the shaft. An affecting report
which LAa touched all hearts has been male b
them. Families are lying in groups children l
. Lhe arms 4 their fathers brothers with brother
Mp-t Of them looked pl'ei !, a. sHeep, but highe
up, near the furnace, some tall stout men seemed
have died hard. Tue corn-bins all cleared. -
I SINE few " the men hal little corn In the
| pJck,p A pony was lying dead among the mel
J" swral volunteers have since penetrated Il
working, and cpi firm this statement Nearly a
| 81 them. however, have been brought T. the ban
- iously affected by gs
An.r strenuous eEonionl, access al been q,
Ell 70 apart Of the hartley coal mine, and abo
TO Of the 2I5 bur~d ~~'--.
a, France
ma II o settlement Of ths Tren, affair hal p-,t,,,o
ca an excellent cic, on trade in Paris. Already ..v,
hal
ho IA 'haH'~ which had been suspended since tho be
IA. ginning OF tho American cr.sls. Amcric,p sgor,
TX were al~o beginning 10 ship goods Er New Y,rl
- some apprehension was felt for the heavy p,v,sr,
H. 10 pe lhli the end ofthe month, which are biag
De r'newals ~ commercial Lills
~ ine accounts nom the manuhlc turing district, mr.,
ny no means favorable. Grea, distress rro,,il.i
an ing tie working classes, and il reailrei all A.,
'Hertions Of tie local authorities 70 provide ,bsp
with the means Of existence.
Prince Napoleon is seriously ill.,
The Paris MoNIrEUR, OF the s2d, publishes M
D fouIdh budget In the shape Of an address L, The
Emperor. For the sake OF economy in figures wa
y convert the francs into pounds sterling.
NJ. foad's estimates FOR 1868 exceed those OF
lNO2 by AZ, 500 900; but the Increase l. oni, .r,a
rent a. there will not 10 the ordinary .nj
ce eGS mary credits, which amounted 70 over
rent increase ~ f9GO coo lS6p but in fct tbe
army VAL be rtlueed by next January h. its ratei
u establishment OF four hundred thousand men nnd
1 | eRhtyNye thousand seven hundred horses while
~ 1907 It's average strength four hundred and
| iotty-siN thousand. N
The naval estimates amount 10 coT2O,OO1 and "a
they VII cover ordinary and extraordinary services
T moy WI SLOW an Important dimiuuton b. cover in.
| uc.sN expenditure fuu'd Proposes additional
taxes on horses and carriages kept or plelsIre in
, | creased dues ON the registration OF deeds and an
| aukinrhtAisIn in the stamp duties
/ fpm these sources he expe is 81, OOo SOO al
though al Workmen are 10 be exempt from tau ON
personal property, and by the close OF the YER be
| tNPt,t l. surplus of csO,O0O. The total accumuia
| ton lriyt n the end Of 1851 IL stated at clNs2n
Uo' but fuuld declares that It will not he nee ,nsary
bfesort b. loan. lie prnp,ses the conversion Of AZ
| per cent stock IA equitable terms g. per cent
GUY the holders decline the terms the state should
| subsequently redeem the stock
/ Inc extraordinary budget Of l ~69 Ia +, be made
I'll" subject 81 special law. To provide for the con.
| ~ l'i"n ~ railways and public works, Foud re-
| "nlntnds the temporary establishment OF Add.
| hunN duties on salt and sugar which he eIpects
| W. pr .duoe G2tOO,COO. With the help of nh
| r'se ways and means the ordinary and extranrii.
nsiy expenditures of S6S will he fully defr.yel
AMI although tie accumulated deficit still remains
n"l not only cease ~ increase but will soon d.
| Wush go
fon.ds report caused great excitement on the
| n"' rSe and funds declined considerably at the |
/ Jose however, there was some recovery, and
kentes we're quoted oqf 96 "a decline On the day Of
| about y FER cent.
| The Lndon TISEs congrStustes Europe tia, the
military force OF France bids fair h shrink To
| REASONABLE limits Let il be once understood thai
france has no desire u disturb the tranquility Of
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