, 1865-10-24
EUROPE.

Important tC0YTr4pondence between Mr..
Adams and Earl Nussc1-EnEland's
Responsibility for the Rebel Pirates
Den1cd-Comments of tile English
Prea&-1.ater from France and Italy
Ntrzsa European Kecord-IInPoFtant
from China.
FAr7uIR Pors1, oct. ea-Tte steamship Hibcr-
MIN, from Liverpool On the 12th, via Londonderry
On the 18th inst; aEryea Oh this point en- route 70
Cd by the news boat Of the Associated p1ese, and
the following summary q her news obtained. which
The Hihsnia has fort,eesen cabin and SRI steer-
Ihe s1esnshlp nclyetla let. liverpool for New
am re ios av e
Queenstown On the I1th inst The steamship Ger
mania. from New York, arrived al Southampton On
New York. arsl7ed al Liverpool % the 10Th INST:
The steamship Damascns. from Q1ebec, arrived
q Londonderry On the 18Th tnst The steamship
Erin, from New York s1sised At Liverpool on the
vi. pS Eds@s si sks 1n,srssa ainIsteE md EsIl
& aes,f 81 i iii R'lse'd H.: Il H. tie sPssa e.
sss !, nI.st IL. :. sss Fl s n =
ronnced thai for The damages caused by such
cruisezs, his Government cannot axoid I sntai1lns
d Ea1i Russell il dated my 4th. q rays shst ihs
duties Of Great Bsiiam toward the United
II nof ct Ss ee y ne
sss mem ssvt taishiaiy nd honesty performed ibs
riipa] laws imposed upon them. 1he reply q Mr.
Adams IL dated May sih, be aayt Tint the lnsW-
gents beeane bslaxesenss On the oTsan 81 solsay ~
ports for them TO do lie complains Of the secret
ysts Of TT Msts Pcss in ths tb Ro; o. H.
nh bA fPFDHCffCY
offer Maler's Board Of customs that ibis vessel,
suffered to depart from Liverpool An interval Of
three months elapsed between the above letter and
Earl Rutsere reply to Il. In response, EaI' Rus-
Government IN recnRni7in: the belllscrcnt., and
seaso,,. arc gistu why there VA. extreme difficulty
sas nsg e aid s51ae d S e Hsa na.e Rs5s
veEy important point Is ressrred 10. In this ies
ser. Earl Nussel notices statssoent IN le:eE from
ncon Icing ~ ready % 10 10 er III the:e disputes to sf;-
tra,ion. Easl Rus.el declines this odcrsays # ID
question. tn the frst place, whether tho Qusen'a
their nentrnty; and In the second place, whether
the law officers Of the crown have correctly inter
praed A,tish statute. Ead Russell continues
thots M questions S 10 asss1s,ioa. ne words ased
By him arc ae follows: - Her Ma}esty's Government
aFc the sole gu2ldtant q theit onn honor. They
oincerr Of he crown must bc held 70 be the better
interpreters Of British statute than any foreign
government esn BE- psesumed & t. Be. Her Malesty.
@ t'se md eoapeassiiea ioS sspla1es n.ds y @ -
Or 70 en ns,c .ne e3reei1ts n ,| ihsx
10 Ai bsl1' s2sSs sosd es eDa..sss' sss
the position Of neutrals in ali tutntc w1ss. He1
MalttA Gose!nment hsn. 9oMesG, ieao! 10 t San :,
eent to the appotnt1en ent Of CommlsAou, 70 Halct
civil w.1 which Tho Two Powers thall agree TO rese
TO fnc tomntsioneFs .e.. :.
September, and y very serious u its tone. NJ
Adsmf ebns1aess thas tu7c 's NOW oispnie g ~, y
the lact that inc fecosnil1on O INC soaih a. oeus
erents Tas snca ~ act as Was never cone ps ont
nation toward another IN state OF aEnts. He
caa5Ea me Dn!sn 1ose,nment N.n naNne a.; a.tee ts
in assuming tbat The evidence of tbe blockade .
the Southern pozte Vnf Imperfect !he bloekAat
he fass Wa the coasequsnee. not the eausc. 9
Dc Brit-h Government ls that its eondaet was pc
md pract17ts Of the B'ineh Government asn alloSst
1he greatest loser. tl,eseby. ~; Adams to thinl
don 10 dispn.e to Commission will tc accepted B..
| the United States G9sr1nmcut.
Tie Itsnts and !pst are silent On the co,rcspon
dtnee. ine Daa!y -seses eays: bes1as tae maS
n!tnde q the questions atecttnE neulfah, ihe mat
tatuance q friendly Tclations between England ant
Amet11: A.:
! LIE dN: ~ N9etElnk ~ nc ETIiApG " tAe aA
| hama from Eneand. remarks " ms NAT pel1apt
be negligence With which gross culpabitltt IL 4 T
render US liable for ~ ne damages Waiea ~
escaped pt1Tateef pespeua1teo. nut Il ~ WE'VE 2!
11oSs qgeeuops snonlo utnG5 , lt9ai suuse ~ ~
Unlleo StatGa an9 uocy snoala .us.ss g. ~ ~
" slEa S1it .en ht 1h1 "a =. - e,,o IL ~ ~ :
p. ponstotn VA tS sS1 ~ 81 81 ~ ~ 147 A
subtns s aa c5nssn. ,f,t;,1 Tho, +,s H.. ri ~,
1s. Ii - -. csasd ~ ~. ,ronth ~ ~
Wn'ist -;xer eftc- TsyinF heen sshorr "a ennrnei
1t, Hn1r,d sr4 E3EA<e rnniies ar m1ssinr
1W9 nSnosea @ ane II r. frn ~ 9e
Stair, f:orarnneent sxiti, n,nch ann-ehen.fon- an
DOES 1,f s.v Whsf ef IT 1yiil hnye mon he ten,
1osr - ~ .@5 go. .t 5,s.I+.nrs ,is1r.S.1ne
M w VIII ~ t,s, o,[ntee
~ IL. -. g,. 49,, doIjs,ersta ettr,nns IN srn-.js
~ ~ s...s .n1,ed ~ tn1teJr-,te rFnsrrs mr.
!. / Enr1snd and II, Cxac1 nayrpeut tnr them
| Satte1thwaiters circalar, Of the evening Of III
11Ih tpst., EnFs: The unprecedented ac41on OF th
Fank Of England, IN advancing three umes damn
the l2sr week, completely urect a1l markets. In til
STOCK Exchange, American securities participate
In tie general Depression. F1ve-IweuHes decline
more than per cent and were iast quoted At 69tzd
| Ces; E{ie and IIlinoIs Central Railroad ghate
hive also suffered relapse. The former had bee
81 Que time sod as low as S8H, md the hitter
xSa}. -.
: Arrests for Fcnlanlsm continued in 1rehnd. Thi
TEN pesrous were committed Jar trial at Cork o
| The 1ith inst ard q number more had been commi
led u Dublin, twas reported that one Of the Fl
| utarE would become IN intoEmer and reveal ID
tniire ee.rcta Of lhe Organization,
Among The I,aucrs read at the Soc3nf Science Coz
trtss al SletIisd, was one by The Rev. Stella Ma
liz, colosed representative Of tho American MI
s:onarr Socieir, On The cotton question. 10 Nhle
h. ennicnied tIat it Wonld be better sTpwn by IL
l fh.r by rlsyc inborers. lie concluded by patlnE
/ ~ nsr1ox4 ,,n. I'm fhn rncnrn rarc