The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-08

vote, for any hesitation the par, n the Hons.
r0uld seriously discourare the Canadians ~ most
cIitlchl ln9ment. lie beloved that the Americans
we're not litey To attack Canada for. n they krpt
iaih Nith their public Iedtors, they could not lons
mslnthih an army Of itJ,Jr men.
=, MI CsfdWeil said tha; since he had entered the
hourc le hal iceiNed dispatch from Lord Monck,
s'e',nr IAN tnst m he nsd lSeived a telegram non NJ.
Netd, 70 The eject thai the notice for the abrogs-
Won OF tho treaty " lsli would 10 Withdrawn aud
We We passPort y stem ease immediately; Cheer
lhey were nos fiee to discuss the question without
ittlA,i1ni and lac trusted that thi. VI. an earnest
t@ns @ 'ne AmcIicans Ieciprtcatoj our friendly feel
ms Ad rtte tenty TO continue In amity With VA,
behttcl two great nations united by % many hin
diei an Social tcs
Mr. Bfisht ridicuei the idc. Of defending Q from
We OF " mice at distance OF 500 miles from this
eentrs power asAinsi the forces Of the nted States.
lnId fNmeiston hoped that the motion would not
We p,e~cl er iAc mover himself admitted that We
scie bound TO de end CAnada. All he askod for
dc'ay lui be must see that uith one OF two e1cep.
uons, the vote supported hy the unanimous opin.
ION OF the House He denied that there was any dan-
ser Of war With America tor everything that hal
i'rntly thch place proved that the niteI states
MAJ no hostile views, le did not rest the votO
this ground that a war vas imninc Mt but on the
plH'tice OF VII countrcS for entitled to
sssun' that Canada could not he defended, .nd that
.uss ne fvni addicted by the experience Of the pre-.
NN ia the south, which proved the value Of tort
ltcat,om IN enabling an inferior orre TO rr~ist
stioL in'Adci aud retain possession Of the vital
poihb tor until these we're taken invasion made
no oltimAntut Impression. lie reiterated his state
nent a 10 ihe friendly iclson, Of the two countries,
o. ous as II Wa tie dcsir and the pride Of the Cans
dian, 10 tciAin the connection, Il "a. our duty and
ate hr hoped that thIs country would initiate the
policy OF Nj Bright rho HAid that the Norh jus
ned ~ net letting the south secede from II but II
they let stfong enOu h. et them peaceahly up ss
an independent nation. lie APPEALED " Mr Bcutvick
to withdrav the amendment.
Tie Committee then divided. when the amend
mcut 49, rejected tJ majority Of 2i5 ~ ".
latest rth Lircruool.
LitUrOOL March 20 Er,na0 sir Frederick
Bruce, ue~ Minister W " s.hlngt ton Il passenger b.
the China
Inc King Of the Belgian, IL ou sylslt 70 Queen
NlctoriA nj Windsor.
Smith, Douglas { Co, VI London, aud Jane. smith
Coz OF Liverpool one cstsllishmeut Suspended.
Liabilities c30NOcO 10 rl,oVOJ sterling
London lettciN of the 2jth, state on rood author
iy that he rehe quo,ston protested dram. weuld be
laid on the following day.
isn' advico~, March Y6 state that the rebel ram
sone~all quilted Fsrrol gist, accompanied to by
Spanish friss,o. The United States frisate Niagara
aud Sacramento hume iAtely followed The eIpocts.
uon Of hsht caused In nense excitement among tho
spauisn population, hut the stonesnll, sppareatly
budins no chance u oscapc. returned to port