The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-17
From Europe.
pctn,V. of the IIccIn'- News

VetutN NJ tue tIerIu's NfWS
Tho details n news hy the nerla, from Liver
pool i,h, via Queenstown sh, the transmission oi
which inredcd by the storm, have been
ceivcd.
The United s,s,es corvette Tcnnierogs got
shcrc IN Cors Grandc, near Mstanhar, on tho
18th n August, hn, rs'alnei no injury
II" rtMrs ciiorially, and IN ns American cor
resp ondence hy tho s'enmShip Scotia, continues To
constrir the current of Affairs favorable n Ian
coln'- recollection and damaging to Mcclellan. II
says the capture of Atlanta made Lncoln's election
possible, while shcridans victory has rendered II
slmosi certsin
In r"g,ra IN the alleged naval orerstons on Lake
Ers. the Iivrs saws that sny'hing that should &C
cur ~ prolone this conNc, ia n he dcpotcd. thco
resigns ~ rs extending 70 regions I, could hardly
have been expected 10 reach Tire Snuthrin rcnIgccs
IN Canada have icr somo tine heen unquies and
threatening party " thrsc men by the old
s,rnt"v-rn NJ ru' 'srtin0 ~ passengers have seized
two American steamcrs IN Lake tri~ W. believe
that noithor uc foacril nor the British Govern
nent hy treaty keep any armed vessels
these inland scar. Iht means must he found of
suppressing this new kind ~ criarrs The Lakes
are under the JOINT Jursi ctiun ~ the two Govern
ments, and that il not liable To the dnub's and
limitations which nTrly q the authority Of any ono
nation on oceans olon o. all the world. We must
keep the war away from tic shores Of Canads as
yigilnntly do from those Of Great Bn-
tain.
ThcDnIv yrws r,v,rds the victory of sheri,i.n
ov., rn,i,, n, oo ,,, mos, t,r,,o,,,,, c,,,.., II
An. war aud v.,,,,v c,,,o,izcs M, gcncrnlsblp NJ
Sheridan 7, ,b,pla r,,tcra loot s.r.ous for the
Con 'cdc-a'cs IN virginia as the fcdcrals are now
able 10 ccuocn,rste ,hcrc
Inc p"uo'hal ny VIC 'fo"n rr'ncc o' hHssa WIN
the Princess Dagrnnr ~ Denmark has been officially
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~ nor o' the event
pENrAgK
yi.,,. ,o,o,-,,, y, a.. ., s,vs H.. ,,,, s,,,in,
W Wv - ''' WV ~ ''>'s
ni the Conference wil' take place on TUESDAY of
wedncsdsy, bv which tim, tho Danish Plcnipotcn.
d.. -, ..t., ,is. =, A., ,,..,i. 81
"" 'o 'N'''' " ''''''' ''P''" ~ Wv d'N"''' "'
dressfi n their government.
Copenb.ocn ,cle,r,n. stat. that IN. oiie-,ion II
,.,--,-- ~. -. ,,,-..I ,...,-,
INV 'o'"''"S "n" 'e'"o'n 9ouisN'- "n'' '"&A AM
Ia still unsettled. Tho point IN rputc is the small
town n Chrsuansi.ld, m srhlcswig, which Dan
mark elaine.
The Nenus NET yRLR PsEssy ststos that In the last
sitting NJ the Conference the Danish Proposition n
settle by arbitration the question ~ liouidatipg
that portion # the Iplth property Ia he al ven M
10 the dnch!es, was declared usdnissihle, and =
definite answer on the point WAS demanded by the
German rlonir.o.entisries
A,o.b., r.,n,,,., rn.o,,ns hold .ui.n %,
""' "'' ~ VIZ
thc a. resolution WAS passed expressing she
conviction that the Franco-italsn Con nyenton WA
assign o' great progress aud of tho resurrection Of
Italy The Convention was a'ro considered "
present means of reshnns The national programme
which could not he accomplished out OF Rome. a
shght popular dem nsushon hal taken place
nH@nA the French troops IN Rome schlnous cros
were rsifed 1ui ordu w.s lu@iy rest1rci and
the if7sier was MrrtcI The Inrlh otcia gazette
Pubis,rs the provr,m"r ~ me new ministry
me e,1lhet .'cep" ue ''nvehnon reSnty sup
uissed s VIZ fIshso ,1f ~ evA'unu'h o' tne pom
nh's tcrrihry by he frn'eh ss slso the trans
lei oil We osphA u shou'ef bcshty' ahu eolhpehhs-
h0n ~ lnnn.
NJ hou3n IliuyS "a ulspieh' explains tbe
reasons Why France ueefes th' evacuation -
@ hhln. u, syS tlo oc' uiH,'.h VI ho,ne C"n'u
,uses "' W. %, eo,i'is 70 snS
unen,-l prlncply u french phbhe law, ana II a.
enl' W yn'ly, 'u"sIhlIh an ,i' ouJN' o, iennins
Iheu or 20 I'",,,Lv'' was W lI,c ntli no.u
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