The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-09
THE LATEST NEWS,
Foreign Intelligence.
Two Days Later from Europe,
MORE BRITISH TROOPS poR CANADA
THE TRENT EXCITEsENT STILL RACING
~ ENGLAND.
Trouble In India with tho silks.
The 0bsequies Of Prince Albert

The 0bsequies Of Prince Albert
| HdiQdr Jan. s.--The steamship Canals, from
Liverpool the 4-,h, rid Queenstown tho q9th De.
ccinber, arrived here this morning. Her dstes arc
tw" days later than those already received.
| Tie Canata brings about 800 troops q strong bat.
terry artillery, aud 200 tons Of military stores
she ms also ~ passengers, aud 30 900 In specie.
| Tie steamer llihcnian W sail from Liver.
pol on the 2d of January, With COO H. 700 Ir,ops
touching at 81. Johns, N. H., to hand them.
| Tie steamship Afric, was h. sail from Liverpool
on the 4th OF January. She would also take a mum.
Ter II tr"I's, landing them 1t Halifax.
Tie iron plated frigatc Warrior had got her s,il-
lieut., and was u be kept In readiness h. leave
| pending the solution Of the American quratioi
Wmn IL" Canada len Liverpool, . state oi su..
p'nsc provided, AMI the greatest anxiety was felt
rcat'" To the 'dyiccs per the Africa, then due, ia
reep'n-c I" these if"m England by the Europa.
Great Brhain.
Deputotous from several religious denominations
| hnd IN interview, on the 27th ~ December with
Ehr Russell, on the subject u the threatened war
| Will America.
Az tuo ncpic-t precedent set ,luoted T. the Iron,
ssc the London TIM, draws attention to the - i,ch
brig lirirc aud Aida, captured BY the British VA
| lIiI, "hiir she was hound ~ q neutral port She
| lHd ON in'fu NNr uil'tfH Tor the American army
| The ship ana III. err were released by the u Il ,b
| Admiralty, the Judge RULING ttnlthuugh the OH.
| .uH huully admitted their Positions vet, n4 they
| we're lEsHcngris un neutral ship which .tiloi
| irmH neutral port iur another neutral puri. the
pr Minute 81, unuun The passengers was cnttleI
g. 10 regarded Hn innocent destination and tu,y
N're consequently set at liberty. The TiNr, claims
| TINT Three a. plainly establishes the principle that
| between one neutral port and another all person.
| aud th'usH whatever may he legally carried.
J u b""'"n lAur News, In letter from Ham
1 L.. q
| utrghAut- there, nj which M. Ward. Cltr,c
[ FAi'uirs, tend paper purpirting h. hc Eul Rl-.
"l's note t. Lord Lyons In regard 10 the Trent nf.
iur. IIfn"tr II wofded with great moderation.
II lie H,ril,s the SECURE Of McssrH Mason and Sll.
l DELI the ) hthcrn Commissioners, Ia. the terms NJ
| Captain williams report 10 the Admiralty. It
makes mo- mention of Oh" upit ion Of the law uhcers
81 TIE crown, ui which ~ much hns been sld ia the
I papers, Tut simply and explicitly characterize. ii e
,Hinr" "i The Commissioners Au iufrctun Of the
| law "i nAti'lIS and Ru us'ilt e. the Engli-h h,s
II declares that the Cabinet ii ST. james, CON oder.
| ing the cordial and friendly character of the
/ relations existing between England and the United
states, cannot Doubt for an instant that III, CAPTAIN
i the san J,cinto must huyc acted without authors
| y from his Government. II then adds, that the
British GoNcrnIncnt feels confident that the Govern
| ncnt IT the United States will not hesitate t. take
| Il only step possible under IL" rirciuu stances.
| nru,lyi the release NJ the prisoners, Mrs,rs Mason
and Sldoil, and making, nj the saIue time, suit able
rtl"'1tluu the insult offered b. the British fu,
Every regiment In the camp nj Airrshott had
been medically inspected, that they might he In
perfect readiness :" embark Immediately Tor ca.
| nudu.
A hdy Of trained nurses on MIS- Florence Nilht.
| ngnlc's plan, were ~ proceed At once g. Halifax
| The Amy aud Navy GAZETTE says, that there IL
| prospect of trouble Nth the Skhs. The batteries
| % nrtll.Ty NJ Bombay ON the p,ut Of emh,rlsn-
| nom Bengal.
The Bard u- Trade returns Cor November. shows
4 falling oh In the exports II eight per cent. AZ
| compared with the same month I'm lpIO almost rii.
| trtly made up 81 cotton manufactures, The lie.
cine OF IL" ""vcn months Is seven and a half per
III letter written by the command of the Queen,
it stated That tn only CONS, alton She can hop, To
hud lu III" rest u her life, under her sad AMI hope.
Less bereavement, h tn endeayur H. carry out the
wishes AMI intentions of her beloved husband.
The Burial OF Prince Albert.
| The funeral NJ his late Royal HpucSs Prince Al.
| .tt took place At st. Georges Chapel, Windsor on
| Monday, Dee. 2ad.
| Windsor wore an aspect Of the most profound
| gloom. Every shop closed and every blind
| drawn down. The streets were silent aud almost
| deserted, aud all who appeared abroad We're
| dressed IA the deepest mourning. The great bell
| ui windsor Castle changed out It's dolrfu sound nt
Intervals from au early hour aud minute bells were
t'll'd uisn from the several churches. The weather
| NHs ia character with the occason-a chill, damn
mir, with dull lc,dcu sky alr,Ne, increased the
| .l,sm which hung over all.
| The Icrs,ns specially invited tn attend the riuc-
| raj hcgnn 10 arrive ~ eleven O'Clock, and shortly
| afterwards a guard of honor ot the Grentiirr
Guards Of wsiyh regiment his Royal Hghucs, was
| Colonel, with the vulnrH of the reg npnt shr0uled
| IN Grape, marched Ia AMI t-k up IL position before
| the principal entrance. Several other delrhmruts
% tr"nps SON afterwards arrived, uud dr. li,
| np IA single tile along the rad the procession WA,
| Ia pItH
| The procession began To hc formed At the Great
| Quadrangle shortly after twelve o'clock The
| Prince Of Wales aud the other Royal mnurucrs us.
| ueruhi,d u the OK k'um, hut did not form part ui
| the procession. They We're conveyed tu the Chapel
IA private carriage, before the coffin placed in
the hrarSc posing through 81 Georges gait.
| Wy into the Lower Ward. In the inst car,
| Iiige we're tho Prince At Wales, Prince Arthur,
| and the Duke of SAKE Cohurg. Tie Crown
| Prince Of Prussia, the Duke OF Brilgtnt, and
| Tie Count 81 Flanders, followed in the nest
| nd 1u the others were the Due de Nrmours,
| Prince Louis nj Hossr, Prince Edward of ) IKE
| N'lmnr, ami the Mnhnryah Dhulrep Singh, with
tie gentlemen ui their respective suites. scarcely
hfd thrl Hlatcd At the d'S'r at wuScy's Chapel
| ram which they we're conducted through tn,
| Clrp pier Rnom H. the door II the Chapel ROYAL /,
| tv N readiness a. meet the vuihu, when the first
| minute gun fired IN the distance, aud the rattle u
| the uuupH reversing arms announced that the pro
| g's'.on l"d started, aud exactly At ~ u'c,"k th
| 0r-t mourning coach moved from under the Norman
,tcway. First came nine mourning cu1chcs, encN
p | drawn ~ four horses conveying, the Physiriuns
% Equrrrip- and other members of the household Il
| ihr Ipt, mrr. In the last were the Lord Stewar,
l.llSI Uumhusg thc L"ri chamberlain Nlscouu
| Siu,.l tud the Master OF the Horse tthe Marqui
cs'uryl. The carriages and trppin.r ~err
t, I iu,rt DIES 'rI ton; the horses hal black vel
, | N,t Housings and feathers but ON the carriage
| there we're No ivntl crs 81 ornaments of any kind.
- | ~, IL. uuuE v.uyhCs were followed 10y one q
IS 'hc Qur,u's urrup es drawn 10y six horses, aud AT
triuti by servants IN state livrrics, Ia which WI
u hr Gr,m of the 81 'lo Earl spencer, carrying III
~ | H,'~u , and Lrrd oi the Bedchnmber, Lord Gcorg
| LrlnuN, Drp Ing the baton, sword, and hat of Ia
Al ate ligad Hghu,os, Nest escorted 10y = troop
c the 2d llr Guards, came the hearse, drawn by ri
| black lursc-, which, like the carriages, Was quit
- | plain ld uuuruamrnted. On the housings of q
1, uur-r. ana GA the SIDES of the henrse were emil
| D u,d tie s,utvh,uus Of her majesty uul of d
| ..uy,, g ryh suruuuutVd hN CROWN the prince
nu. bong m On'k and her mnJesty's Ia Nhit