The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-23
From Europe.



Portland, Me-, Nor. 2!.--1ho Steamship Nors-
Wan, from Liverpool 10Th, via Londonderry lith
inst, arrived st this port this morning Her dates
are Eve days later.
The ship Ocean Pearl from New York for Tara
eona. was totally wrecked the asth Of octobsr
of the latter port. Tho crew and large portion
Of the cargo were saved.
The snrrrrse GAZETTE believes the steamer 70
which Captain semmes and his men were trans
ferred by the Laurel Of MADEIRA was the Bee King,
which recently cleared from London for Bombay
Il is stated that the last vessel destroyed by tho
Florida before her capture 1T Bahia was The Man.
DARN, from Rio de Janciro for Baltimore.
Lord wodehouse has beon formally insugurs,sd
a. Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland.
Bombay letters Of the 18th, and Calcutta ~ the
9Th Of October, fully confirm the disastrous effects
Of the great cyclone Fuller accounts from Cal.
cutta are expected In q few days
The fore part OF the steamship Jurs hos keeled
ovor, and the after part remains fast and upright
| IN the sands where she grounded.
In relation 70 the Florida affair, tho London
| Ttnss' 'Cty Article" says:
Advices from New York with regard to .he mode
| In which the Washington Government have re-
steamer Florida are AWAITED with the greatest IN.
terest by the mercantile, us well AZ the POLITICAL
world. One reason for the importance attrl Uuted
70 these adyices consists in the infer, nce that II
| the affair be pallia,ed or condoucd by L'ncoln's
| Government, IL will henceforth extinguish any
power on the part Of the United States TO asss by
priv vateers the commerce Of any nation with which
! they may DO NJ war, since the precedent will es-
| tsbiish claim to tie right TO pursue and destroy
| very such vessel whatever may lie the port IN
which she may seek shelter or supplies.
| London Nor. 1.-The English journals publish
the oicisl Brazilian correspondence relative " tie
capture OF the Florida.
The MORNING. srAR denounces the seizure and
hopes the American government will repudiate IT,
The new Lord Mayor Of London was inaugural
ed on the 9th inst, With tho usual remonlsA ter
minating with grand banquet a, Guil,hail. Lord
Pslrnerston, who WAS present. made IN eloquent
speech, In which he spoke cheeringly Of European
politics. A regards Americs, he said;
There is one dark spot in the picture which the
Affairs Of the world present That lark spot lies on
the o.her nds Of the Atlantic We grieve, and
every man OF right mind must gricvc, that thai
bloody and disastrous war which broke out NOR,
than three years ago among the kindred nations Of
Northern Anerics still races-stll ays W Aste the fer
tile plains Of that continent--su bedews with tn,
blood Of It's people these forests and tracts Of territory
which ought 10 be cultivated and become sources
! OF wealth, pleasure Anu nappness 10 uhnklhu
We may earnestly trust that human nature vii
not long permit that deadly and disastrous strife Il
continue that the contending parties within SOM
period not remote, will find 1t much letter to be re
concilel than 70 hght-and these disputes which
have bedewed that contnent with fraternsl blood
Will be settled y amicab'e Arrangement between
! themselves. loud choers.l The beginning oil tn
strife expected TO be attended In this cointr!
With most disastrous results TO manufactures
Theee alarms have been found groundess A. o.
events out Of evil may come some good, and trus
|, In future sources OF cotton supply will h
, spread over great portion Of tho globe and tbs
we shall no longer ~ dependent on any one coun
try for mste-ials essential 70 the industry an
, prosperity OF our own country.
, Rougcmons do Lowenbcrg e. Co, bankers Il
Paris, have suspended payment with habilitis
. amounting to from i've TO nI hundred thousan
y pounds sterling.
= The 6nal vote in the Danish Lower House, on th
i Treaty Of Peace, was taken on the 9th inst Tn
l. Treaty was approved by rs to q votes. One mem
J. Ter Sustained from voting. -Four wero absen
d All the Deputies present from schleswig and tn
y Enclaves ceded by The Treaty 70 Germany vote
a against the Treaty. Tho bill was Afterwards ser
/. 70 the Upper House
). Tho debste on the Convention and removal
. the Capital to Florence, is still progressing In u
l. Italian Chamber Of Deputies. some Of the spenke
" 6enounce the Convention as . virtual renunciato
Of Rome while others regard it as leading to Ron
d st no distant period.
- There has been grea, foods 10 Tuscany, ~
10 considerable damage done 10 property, particular
~ TO the railways. At Florence there also gre
T. inundation. Tho streets were flooded, the lC
laid waste, and tho roads broken up. The damai
done is enormous. Dut few lives were lost.
IN The delals OF the naval operations against Jsps
II by 20 combined powers are published. The e
as pedItion was entirely successful. Honceiorwal
'r there 70 bs free passage to the inland sos, Al
" IL ships pAasng through he suIu Of simonass