The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-05
From Europe.

The Ilibernian from Liverpool june 10th, and
Queenstown l,th. was boarded of Cape Face ysstsr.
day, aud 4 summary Of two days later ne~s Wa re-
csvsd The city OF London also arrived ct this port
yesterday, with Liverpool and Queenstown datss 10
the 18Th and 10th respectively.
The rebel pirate 'Alabsma arrived Al Cherpours,
France on the iiih OF June, and vas admitted TO
free prdngue she landed forty prisoners the crews
Of two Federal merchan mes vhichshe had captured
and destroyed. The prisoners were the crsvs OF the
ship Tycoon, Captain Ayres. from New York bound
to san Francisco, destroyed by the Alsbsma and Of
the ship Rockingham. previously reported destroyed.
The Alabama requires extensive repairs and she 10
to he permitted to make them in dock at Cherbours
d lA'er desp,tch. dated june 10Th. savs that the
ship Ait, coon, from New Yort foe san Francisco vas
destroyed BY the pirate Alabsma.
Capt. stmmcs. Of the Confederate steamer Ala
bsma has requ the TIsEs insert the reasons
Why Confederate cruisers burnt their prizes and bis
suggestion for . remedy. The communication fil's
two columns and half OF the paper He says IL was
his intention to have sent ell HE price for sdudies
ton into the ports most convenient for the parties
Sp,h o1,s sp in soap. USp ssmme, ~
expected that he would abandon the right Of cap
h h. .sssS .Sp. .s Ss .ad
! and relsa.ing them With the other. Further, he
inqui.: that incopysn.ns. to Gr,.. Bri.n for .,
N. csptarsd vessels lying quietly IN The port Of Ly
.rpoo n charge Of Oh a.spe, AND prize ,sen, until
demned why should she not hav. been sold quietly
a. II she had been seized and sold under any sIeeu
ton tor debt Cap. Ssmmes tAkes credit to himself
As thsy sacrificed their own chances Of prs. money
to the good OF the Confederate statss The Tisn re-
plies TO Captain semmsss arguments rslstve to the
burning Of shps and shows them to be isscious and
| judiciously unsound.
Fresh instructions from the British sovernmsn,
10, h>., ,ho I. ~ NJ,
respecting the treatment Of prils captured by feder
al or confederate cruiser. II brcusht into British
waters. The new rules ere ~ follows;
~ II any Prize captured nv ship Of war Of eth 81
Of the bs.ts,r.nt power. ,h.il b brought BY ,h;
tor. n IN hi ~
o depart and remove such prise. q A .ss,ei which
hy Sssn and s9nS "a" a.. DU
ruled 3. Ifsny pIise shall he brought vithia hel
o. other Sxrr,ms and Unavoidable n.es..ity, %,
Governor NAV allow for he rsmov. such time % b
si be .' ts@oy! d IT IT si% e.cs
ny the Governor, ID, Governor may de.in such prI'
5 IL any prize shall have b en- cspiursd By any VIC
aiion OF ,hs terrific or tsrIitoriel Eater, OF ne
Her M.js.ty's pleasure shall BE- made IEcws He
Majesty. oid.is apply - much 10 prise e.Igoes 2
p. %a as rex s Sn: s :ss
~ai'r, es 10 the captured vessels b. msslvss The
do not however, apply to anV Ariciss Wnlch ms!
may have formed part OF any such csrsoes u broush
prvstesrs q either bell ssren but By ether psI.on
who may have acquired or nay claim property II
ih'm by reason OF any deainss vi the eeptera
These rules are for the su.dsnc: o. the saesuiiv
hority, aud are not Intended TO sreIe In sh
way with the procss. OF any court Of Justice"
A quantity Of forged Confederate bonds Of e.
each have been put in circulation In England 1t l
said that they were sent from New Yoik and sold
one batch Of $4,000 vas sold In London to 90 I
Holland
Al the "Dra~ins. Room" held BY the Princess q
Wales on behalf Of the Queen, on the lath, Mr.
Adams presented Mrs. Lloyd Aspinwsll, Of Ss'
York; Mis- Wilson, niece Of the Secretary Of Legs
ton; and Miss n. Wall, Of Rhode Island. Nj
Adams presented Colonel Lloyd Aspin wall, Of Ns'
York.
E The difficulty with Peru had caused eonsidersbl
e1citemsnt In Madrid. The French and Ensiis
ministers had taken steps, in mont fhcisl character
TO effect q reconciliation.
THE DAso.sBahAs ouEsrioH.
The conference, vhie had been postponed fror
the 10 h to the 10Th Of june, has been still turtle
, postponed to the 18th.
. The NossisS HERALD .ays the post ponemsnts sr
desrnsd TO prevent The Ill effect which sitting witt
tic IN nd They are principally made In the intsre.
;. of the English Government. which 10 anxious {
!, keep up show Of ho.titiss, In the belief that o.
ccnfsrtncs VII perhsps do somsthins, and thus ssv
. ~ discussion in Parliament.
The hossIss Posr .ays that II !, felt that me ms
tive for these repsstsd delays 10 the undertsndin
. | that nothing can yet BE- accomplished 20 recouei
d the two opponsnts. few days VII briss the n