The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-21

crime of which they really stand accused-supposng
them 70 have yiliully IGNORED the teImin,,lon o.
possible that they may be apprshended. and tried
before an English Court Of Jutlce.
The Liverpool Poer has the following;
psscs ". pro,l.imsd ,sm. nys month. ago Es,
on the var, In msfins his more recent captures ne
wss told .hs, the government a. Richmond nsa
Ines, some evidence Of these facts vas prodgSedl
Captain wsddel ior an obvious reason, dissreditsd
Possession Of the new, had neither newspapers nor
documents to prove IL true. Much viii depend upon
This being fact.
A Liverpool dispatch Of November I, TO the London
NLws says;
The Shenandoah ,tiii retains her ANCHORAGE IN
proximity 10 tie DONEGAL. and company OF marlnes
are In possession Of the late cruiser We Se'er1sS s
stated that Captain Waddell and some other, OF tne
officer, left the ship after tho formal surrender and
landed At Liverpool, -hero they ,epars,esS; .,Ss,
sns hi. =: .oId si9 ~ honct s@. 20 e
CON S Of he, ss sig Es. SOr.s .ss. ssa sheS
meantime however, three Of the crew leit tne mp
and escaped 10 the Cheshire side Of the h,r',l; ~,
some time been short Of provuions. a bo., losh oi
frssh ben, yesetabes, potatoes. DC sent on oy some
sonrside the Shenandoah, the officer, in charge
stating that q proper supply Of fresh fa''Eh' ,Es
d neeai. On board the shenandoah there are abou.
thirty-six chronometeTs. together with huubef OF
tthtentt- thblntt luIulhults she
OF vaue which are ,upposed 10 be- part Of the po-
ceeds of WaddeL', late raids AMONG the vhaie" ~
the Arctic ,en In her hold there still remains Vn
fsct ali sruc es are under seal until Instructions are
received fioD povernmenD a la &c qu.ntiy oi @ nn,
.dnron 'oTsthea ~ ,n y, ~ ,p,o,.ibe ,sst Sithns
ie. d.y. The seey may pc yl,sa n,,sa y s,,is. @ Ssyy
under the command oi AdmiIal GoldssoIthy, Nh3-e
squadron last heard Of ht Toulon and blr.t. ne
ye,sel I, nos IN carse Of Lieutenant Sh"ek o. nsr
has placed on board With secret inslfuc IONS
There are . tuATd Of marines : number 10 c,0 |"
toms officers, also in possession. There 10 on
board considerable sum OF money but zap iT
tain wsddel has no intention Of using this ioi ihr
ships purposes. lie has preserved the property as
that Of the American Ioyornmont. Coniolu.h.g,
resources, several OF the crew who remain on boald
are down rith sCurvy. he eommunoa atlons pe,s.en @
encs 70 the Shenandoah havo tecn, and are lcine,
carried oy telegraph The crew arc staieu DO ioa
the most part .sI G,Ss The" are Of mixed
nationality, several OF them being apparently Anio-
r1cAns.
Liverpool Nor p.-Thc Captain and crew Of the
pirate Shenandoah have been released on parole It
Ia believed the matter viii cause no serious difienS'
prsoRirTioS or TIE PIRATE.
Tho Shenandoah va launched Of Glasgow, seot-
land in octoter, 1883 under the name Of scs kins'
and vas rcsistcTcd as the property Of William Wal
lace, Of London. She |. 100 tons register. On the
Goth Of September, 1864, she was transferred to
Richard Wright Of Liverpool. On the 3fh Of SEP
tembor one Z. :. Corboit was indorsed @ master
and on The Ilh OF October Wright eIecntod bill o.
saie 10 the MISTER. she was entered aud cleared ~
ballast for Bombay. The steamer lauiol iook out
asd,ira and within porturucs. waters ran,efrei
| tho m.teriel both vessels being under the
h SsS h.ed ss H1E down the pa md
hois'ed the Ielel flag. She then started on her
| nd tn n fnll
Of Brltsh seamen. She erui.ed short time In the
south Atlantic Ocean, around the Island OF - lif-
Cape OF Good Hope, eruised in the Bay of bcnsal
anu IN the straits OF sunda New ths turned ~ IN
eosied, srsfted ioi lie whsline neet in ,Ee 4 ctc
| Ocean n ION the fIst Of An II. whom ,hc iur Ell
| ed twenty 1--WE vessels and bynded tour. OF the
dostro cd, seyenteen we're halks snd elsht en- p'
| LONDON QUE IRON FaiIhuyen, one from Warren Que
! iIon Hono ulu, ami from San Francisco fInnl-
| In pu4 suit OF him. The shenandoah snyerr i,it'
butt OF Sood, with an iIon iaue az ie't IA iougih,
| Que funnel, ship TIgged, and heavily SPARED.
| the NISisrRY
Earl Russell a. Prime Minister, and Earl Claren-
don, a. Minister OF Foroisn Affairs, we're formally
installed Into once, BY the Queen, at windsor, on
the 3d instant On the 9th, Earl Clarendon received
tho whole of the Diplomatic corps on taking Office
Tho TiaEs continued to dipirage the Russian eabl-
net II says;
IL would almost seem II there must bo an inter
val OF partial disorgan zaton after which the ca
net IN 90 with Ienesrd strength, or VIII ia 10
| pieces. The itsue depends on themselNe- upon mo
bodness ana wisdom OF their policy, and upon IhrlI
aptitude In assimilatng to themselves ioces when
lie about them.
Lieutenant J. IL Lalor, OF the Ninth Connecticut
Volunteers, Who had been arrested on suspicion Of
Fenianin, had been discharged and had hls p.'iol,
ammunition and documents returned to him. There
va. no evidence to connect him with the movement.
It was expected that as soon as the Commission was
opened an objection would be msde by the prisoner,
to Justice Fitzgerald one Of the presiding Judee-
on the ground that he one OF the members Of the
Privy Council, who authorised the proclamation
ofering reward for the capture OF sephen+ charged
with being the chief OF the eonipifatorS.
TuE CHOLERA.
All accounts agree that the cholera IL everywhere
rapidly dccliuine. The admission to the Pari' ho'-
pitals on the SON ultimo we're As on the 2lst S5
and the deaths 20, the for the two days pre-
v1ous. The same Improvement 10 Observable out OF
DOOR ind In some ACCOMPLISHMENTS, the fourth and
eighth for Instance no death occurred on those two
days. The dis.ecting rooms which, measure OF
precauton had teen shut up, to he reopened TO
the pupils on the 18th inst. The mortality IRON the
22d ut 10 the first OF November, for the vho.e OF
P,ri, was the 23d iss; the cath, 1915 the 25h 1853;
the 26h, l4l the 27th, lJl the 2Stn, l2G tie . h
| 10; the h, 1876, and the 3lst 3. The Ao
many cases OF ehulerine which yield 1lnost iu'ai-
ably TO timely treatment.
MISCELLANEOUS
II was stated that the Attorney General bad prrpar'
ed iniom alton tOr the prosecutor OF he Hon k'h,
o,hegs connect with the tr1iLc ia he as'oap ed
sac OF public ohoer. ,.,.,