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

The Cunarl steamer Icr,ia. arrived ,c to-day
morning "i LyoiIool. She brings i0g passengers,
AMONG hon are Thufllw Weed. of Alinns, ard
| CIt.u A. II. schultz. This gentleman, Who wen
"ut p' fyfsi,, ga TIE ~ ~ " by, va tho treaty
atu Gt,nt Hl'liu fY. tie move ,i'cOiiiu l.ipr Fl.
| tuuo tie save trade, "a, returned iu uI, 'afrc
| slip with tie dupAcnto from the Cuuit of 81
james. Mr.. ScAuiN proceeded direct h. " isAins-
tu with his go pot. 80.
| The anxiety relative g. news f. ~ Nnerlc, vas
| daily becoming more aud more int, iso tuouy th,
| commercial c,hiics Of IN. land. AMI alsc ruuprs
| we've iu cuust1iit circulation.
| The IiNEs Iuhlish' y without voue' ln4 for Il
| nnthoniicity, privltc dispatch received ly the
-t'nm'r Br,mcn, To- the ELECT ihat the Coni,d.r-
ai.s Ia Virginia had been defeated and surruund,i. !"
| The DAILY NLws had also given cii.r,iiry T. A
| report that private llspstch, dat.i New York,
| Nay IL, lad been received per Nmth American VI.
| ',pc Rncr, and That II quoted Uutel states SKIES
- ~ az 10Y No confirmation Of ,itlcr Of tl,se
di-pacl hes Ind been received through The regular
| channelL aud the arrival Of the America was
| snNiou-ly awaited that they might be otl.r con-
| frmed ~ disIuoyCl.
Tie Amy ,Sp N,,r G,lirrI tesr.ts tia, +,
~ itsh military commissioner las not been nu-
pointed Ia Tie headquarters the Federal army.
Ia tho House oi Commons Oh the 23d, Nj. ia.
may ASKED what stclst" government hten lei 10
Take ia the cn-c Of the steamer Bermuda which had
lc-n seized 10y federal ship of war her passage
iiom one British colony Ia An, ther.
Nj. Iayari said government hnd received iuf.r-
nation Of the seizure and tie ease had been refer.
| red h. the Law officers OF tho Crown.
The Morning HERALD shows the ground on
which t.e r,caiturc Of New Orleans may be anti
c.Ia,'l.
The 7. ris Cos7rrrTtosrr. in a conspicuous lead
ing article ~ tnc actual state Of the civil wnrsays;
The capture Of New ORLEANS - great victory for
tn North, but il hiss not modified the struggle
The North, advancing deep into the South, will
meet with i.nsurmuuutrhlc ohsticlss. The end IL
further IN than ever. Those who ur..o tie North
q establish its sway ON siu. liu5ry ruins and de-
yattation are not aware 81 the sal future they
you'd prepare iog the whole Of Aiuerica-namoly
emancipation Tor folir million negroes, and slavery
Tor six million Of whites.
Arguments relative to the restitution Of tho shin
Emily 81 Pierre, by the Federal Government, were
being carried on, pro and con- Ia the columns Of the
Liverpool journals.
In tie House If Commons, on the e2d, Lord Pal
mcr-,ou stated In reply 10 Sir John Palsinpton that
government we're no. prepared to introduce any
measure "a tie subject of church rates.
NJ. VI ucvlm asked whether the attention Of her
MJcstys government lad been directed t. an ad-
yortse .icnt Of the British Columbia Overland Tran
st Company In which offers are male H. convey 80
ougrbits from England to British Columbia, the
ra-sas, money to be fi2, and the journey to
Iy ave weeks.
YES ct is t. start from Glasgow on tho ais. Of
May with a large number ofpersuns who hay. en-
gagged their passage ON tine terms of such advertise
mtnt.
Mr &. Fortcscue said the attention OF the govern.
ment nal been directed 10 the prospectus In ques-
ton, and some Inquiries had been made In refer
.nce to IT, lie believed that arrangements were
hcln- made, nnd as the cini,rants were principally
p1h the Journey IN safety.
In the House of Commons on the cal, Sir Rob
ert Peel lrc-ssserted, In Response 10 Mr. Mcguire
that the distress in IRELAND had not been nearly 50
great represented, that 1t the decline, aud
that government had done it, duty in the matter.
Sir Robert Clifton called attention to the increas-
ing expenditure for national dei,nces In time Of
peace lie referred to the statement given 10y Lord
Palmeraton OF the strength OF tlie army and navy,
and asserted that the French Emperor was nnima-
ted with the most friendly feelings toward Eng
hand, aud sincerely DESTROYS of reducing his expeu-
diture. lie had the hest authority Tor stating that
the French army and navy had been greatly redu-
ced, and that the Emperor had ordered his Minis
tiers 10 inform the English government Of their ex'
tent and character, for he wished the English pub
lie t" be fully Informed Of the facts Of the case. lie
charged the government with getting up panics
and oblsing the House Of Commons ~ vote the
esnat's in the dark.
Lord Palmerston denied that there had been any
panics.
The resolution 20 present Mr.. George Peabody
with the freedom Of the city of London in RESPONSE
u his noble gift o. fl5ooo0 for the benefit Of the
poor, had been adopted by the Common Council
after u debate in which the Highest compliments
were paid " Mr.. Peabody.
France.
The Paris correspondent Of the London GLoBK
says In regard To the French occupation of Mexico,
that the plans OF operations has been fully decided
upon In the Imperial Councils and Cabinet. The
metropolis Of Mexico is to be occupied under every
contingency, and garrisoned until the Goth OF the
coming October, when, the yellow fever season
| every strategetic position In the whole country
seized on. There IL to be three years. occupancy
| by French troops, 10 allow time for the develope-
| ment Of the national will.
| The EsrRIr PUBLIC In = measure confirms thiR u
believes a council Of ministers hal deliberated
on Mexican affairs, and decided that the expedi-
| zion should be pursued, and that the cabinets Of
| Madrid and London were made acquainted with the
| resolution.
| This same journal says the cabinets of Paris and
| Turin are negotiating tho plan Of an arrangement
| for recognising the government of the Ponthcal
States, The Romans are to send deputes to the
| Italian Parliament.
According TO the Paris correspondent Of the Lon
! don TIMEs, . formal demand, couched In gentle
terms has been made at Rome, for the expulslon of
| the KING Of Naples The French troops, 80 the ul-
umstlm says, are sufficient ~ protect the Holy
| Father, but DOT sufficient to put down brigandage
In the NealoIitAn states. Victor Emmanuel re-
turned ~ Turin on the 22d.
Spain.
Madrid dispatch says A telegram reeeived
het- from London states that England and spain
nav. 10th entirely approved tho conduct OF their
Ien.b'fhuares IN Mexico The English Cabinet
saiu W nave invited the Cabinet OF Madrid to de-
clare 'hA' 'he treaty concluded at London has
lspssd.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
The following are comments on American Affairs
London Ttmes.-Yet though these things prom.
ise no speedy pacihcaton, the federal successes
have been 80 important and rapid, that we cannot
wonder 10 see the people Of the Nort ern states dis
playing, With sincerity which cannot be doubted,
their confidence In che coming victory Of the Gov.
eminent. - wltI them,t Is sufficient that vic.
tory the &C the North, aad thai the Fed
eral Government y be considered by ssnguine
people as lkv.y pyfull long 10 make Acme pI euarn.