The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-12

With which the conts,. w.s co-iitictoi and looked
In vain fcr evidences Of the tyranny OF the ma
joty. He could scarcely conceive nation in tho
mida Of great political struggle more temperate.
orderly respectful Of e,oh others righe lie re-
CARDS the defeat Of the Democrats ,s gsva, cscapy
from danger for both America and En,iano, o. tbs
Democrats would have adopted /. s,rcne fcrNiru
policy. particularly against England. n balsncc the
concessions ,hoy would have made 10 tho .isv.
owners.
An imports,ion Of fresh grown grapes from No
York IL noted experiment in London.
General Tom Thumb, wlfo and suite had BEEN
received Al the Marlboro House by the Prince an1
Princess of wales
Mr.. spooner, for many years the well tnown
Protestant leader In she House Of Commons, ~
dead.
Tho Lord Mayor Of Dublin had been sivon q
banquet 10 the new Lord Lieutenant who In .
speech bore testimony " tho undouh,od recovsrl
and progress OF Ireland.
Frequent anu disastrous gales continued around
The English coast. Ihers hsd been putnsrous
wrecks accompanied by loss Of life. two steamers
were wrecked, and large number OF III. pssssn>
gers and crew werc drowned.
Tho election returns In Spain show results fa,ous
allie to the Minister'S. at the rate Of four 10 one
Tho Official Berlin paper regards Lord Napisr'S
appointment To tho Cour, OF Berin S iavorsb,s ~
the future friendly intercourse Of Prussia and Eng
land.
Mr. Golden addressed great meeting n his oon1
stiiuents At Rochdalc, on the 21l. lie adver,ed VI
the war In America and asked why the south, a. in
other cases Of rebellion, hsd no. put forth lsi %
its grievances. The reason, he thought, was, ,hey
had bu. Que They wantsd 10 consolidate, perpst1
uate ard extend slavery. Instead Of stating their
grievance they simply SIX 10 lie let alone, and ID i
TINS cry that has secured 20 much European sym<
psthy for the insurrccton. lie regarded the peaoe-
Ah,e Presidential election as one Of tho most
sublime spectacles In the whole history OF tbs
world, and aaid that q people that
could do that had given 10 tho world
. spectacle such as never wsr presented be-
iore fore by any other people. rhey had re-
solved, Notwithstanding their great sacrifices,
that slavery should be abolished. lie reiterated hia
Derrt' snd with far greater emphasis than before,
that he did not believe be should 1.-Two TO two in
depe1dont states on the continent Of North Amcrica
Ho considered the geographical difficulties In the
way ~ separation W be absolutely insuperable Id
took leave of the American subject by deprecatnec
tho ignorance which prevailed In England In regard
10 the geography, resources &C., oil tho country
ana by declaring that he wanted nothing done 70
carry out his opinions but was simply dcarous by-
ms souserv.uons to turn the scales 10 es to prcvens
UNDUE pfepOnderance ia favor OF tho other s.dc.
The London IsDEx publishes tho copy Of . no,e'
dated November II, signcd by shdcl Mason, and
haury, addressed W N. Drouyn de l'Huys, for
| mslly presenting W the French government the
manifesto adopted by the roJel Congress at its ssk
| session.
The commissioners invite attention TO this mani-
feso, tho terms OF which they briefly recapitulata
and add that ainoo II issued the has con-
unued tO DO wAgcd by the North with even
Increased ierociiy, more signal disregard Of all
rules OF civil warfare, and more wGniOn violation
Of the blgations of international law. Tho idcnt>
cal note was presented to all tho cabinets Of Europe
| Constanunople excepted.
protracted and extraordinary divorce CASE, in
which Admiral Coddrulston sought dissolution or
his marriage, has terminated with a verdict In his
favor, and the divorce was granted.
| Is reported that Thomas Hall Gladstone, Of the
bankrupt firm Of John Gladstone & Co., and ChairI
man OF tho Intercolonal Bank, has sbsconded tn
New York, taking with him = bos, containing
| t3Oo,OO0. A reward 10 offered for hls spprehen-,
| sion.
The Paris TEMPS and the JouRSAL DIES DKRArs
consrue the result Of the Presidential election 49,
evidence that tbe Is 10 be prosecuted with re-
doubled vigor until ,he South Ia completely suhu-
BAou' ino iofmer says ~ hefsius iCrtn mo sP-
preaching re-estabshment Of tho Union and the,
tnsl exiirpaton OF slavery.
LiUerpooL SOv. 20, p. H-rho ship Grest
Western, which wus detained at Liverpool on
count OF alleged recruits among the passengers has
been released by the Government, and allowed ,s
proceed with the alleged agents ON board.
| Commercial
| hrerpoOL Nor. 26-CoTros--Tho market hss
| been eNcitcd aud Id ID higher Tor American, and
| Ihd I'd higher for other descriptions, closing
quieter.
LivsrpooL N .. 2G.-CoTToS. Bales to-day only
| 1000 bales, market fiat and prices dechnei Nd on
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Provisions quiet and unchanged, except Lard dull
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