Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-27
Later From Europe.
President JOhnSOn'S Proclamation
Discussed in the House Of Lords.
spain cenSes 40 Recognize the
COnGederateS rs BeIIigerents.
Views of Lord BrOugham on the
American Question.
GRAND PAGEANT OF THE BRITISH AND
FRENCH FLEETS.

NEw YORK, June 24.-The steamship City Of
Boston, from Liverpool on the 18th, and Queens
town on the 10Th instant, has arrived.
The Federal frlgate Niagara and Sacramento
have arrived at Southampton.
President JOhnsOn's proclamation, threatening
the penalties OF piracy against vessels entering
interdicted ports was denounced in the House of
Lords by Lord Derby. Ea Russell said that Sir
+. Bruce failed TO get any explanation Of the
extraordinary threat.
spain notifies her withdrawal Of belhgereut
rights to the COniederates.
The English armor.plated feet on the invita-
ton of Napoleon, is 10 make tour around the
French coast A French armor.plated feet Is
10 do the same around England. The combined
fleets are to be at Plymouth about the middle of
July.
Lord Brougham, In speech at banquet to the
Prince of Wales at Flshmongers Ball, called on
the American Government 10 use their victory IN
mercy as well a. in justice, and not to stain the
scafiold with the blood OF prisoners whom they
recently treated as warriors.
In the House Of Lords, Earl Derby called atten-
ton 70 Earl Russelrs letter Withdrawing belliger
ent rights from the Confederates before the FEEDER
al Government ceased 70 exercise those rights,
and TO President JOhnson's proclamation pro.
nouncing penalties Of piracy against vessels Wis
iting interdicted ports. DE protested against such
procedure and asserted that these vessels could
only be treated as smugglers. DE hoped that the
prisoners in Federal hands would be treated as
ysnau shed foes, and not az disgraced enemies.
Earl Russell explained his withdrawal Of bel
igerent rights, and said Sir r. Bruce had sought
an explanation OF President JOhnsOn's extraordi
nary threat Of treating such vessels as pirates but
could get none. It's opinion w0s that the threat
was merely one OF IN TERRoREM.
In the House of Commons Mr. Lsyard said that
several representations had been made TO the Fed
eral Government TO obtain conversation for the
shooting Of Mr., Grey BY Lieutenant Donovan, OF
the United States army, OF the Cape Of Good
Hope, but theyposiuvely declined TO make any
compensation.
Parliament is to be dissolved about the 10Th of
July.
The Morning Post says that the negotiations be.
tween England and Canada are about TO he salts
factoriy concluded. Canada is expected 10 I'M
dertake the whole Of the Western defence -
Canals are 10 be deepened and sufficient militia
maintained. The Imperial Government will fur
nish the entire necessary amount and guarantee q
loan 10 construct an inter-colonial railroad.
The Mobiteur OF the 18th publishes circular
of the Minister Of Marine dated June closing
all the French ports TO Confederate vessels.
Mrs Lincoln sent reply 10 the Empress Eu-
genes letter OF coincidence.
ID is stated that the Emperor OF Austria has
agreed 70 reinstats Macmillan in all his rights
In Austria, in the event OF his returning from
Mexico.
Spain has ceased TO extend beugerent rights
to the COnfederates. by decree dated June 18th.
conspiracy against the Government has been
discovered at Valencia and thEarte1.
An agent of Juarez lad arrived at Turin for an
attempt to enlist Garabaldian officers ant men
for JuareZ.