The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-20
From Europe.

H1iVII, July l9.-Tho Steamship Africa, from
Queenstown the 9th inst, has arrived
Tho Army AND NAVY GAZETTE says every day
adds to tho difficulty OF speedily adiu.ting the con
hictine interests which the war In America betw oon
the Norih and South have let loose md Of achieving
a task which whether II bc Of rcttornton or recon
strucion, Is one OF the greatest that taxed tho
genius Of statesmen OF the resonrc ofa nation.
The steamer Caroline with the thore end OF the
Atlantic Cable sailed from London for Vaentia on
the 9th, aud the steamer Hawk el on the 7th. to
assist In laying II. Tho war steamore Terribs and
sphinx had both sailed for vslentia. and the Crea,
Eastern would leave the More tor the same place on
the 18th. II was expected the feet would leave Val.
ontis July 18TH and arrive al Hearts Content in the
beginning Of August. hea-age, ace constantly sent
through the whole cable In the most perfect manner
The election in London wW fixed for tho 10th, and
In the provinces the next aud the following day
Lord Palmerston hsd issued an address, again so
liciting the votes Of hs constituents at Tiverton
lie lays his claims upon the Of the IsnsL max.
ins promises for the future and IL altogether silent
| on the question Of reform.
MI Disraeli had also issued brief address TO his
constituents lie says the character OF English in
| stltuiionA perhaps forever, will mainly depend on
| the ne~ pailisment, nd he prays that the country
will uumistakably decide securing itA happy con-
| s'itution In Church and State.
The appointment OF Lord Cranworth successor Of
Lord Chancellor WesthuTy, Ia confirmed
| DR.. PHtchsrd had been found guilty Of poisoning
his wife and mother-naw at Glasgow, and sentenced
| 10 death.
AUSTRIA.
Tho Austrian Minister OF War had ANNOUNCED In
| the Upper Chamber that on financial and political
grounds the Empeo had ordered the reduction Of the
army In Italy and Dsl lmats 70 complete Iesce foot
Ing. The Emperor slso recommended tho utmost
economy In all branches Of administration.
EGYPT.
A letter from Alexandria, June 2sth furnishes de-
tails regarding the cholera DC 1t says the existence
Of cholera was officially declared the 1lth Of June
on which day three deaths occurred. By the end Of
the rt week the deaths increased to about iOO per
day. by the end OF the second week they reached
| about 2Ol and on the 9Th the number vii, 900
There much alarm, and alols SuUuO people quit
,sa the city Bus'nes. was s,ri1i Suspended, but
cd At hs post, and the business o the Consua ate
transacted az uaual No case. o CHOLERA had occurred
| among the American resdeats, or on American
! --latest ria Qvcen'tovn.l
| LfrerpooL july 0 The reported seizure Of tho
pirate RappahannocL, at southampton, is false. The
vessel 10 safely in dOck at Liverpool.
| Further correspondence te.Ween the French and
british governments on the cessation OF the Amorl.
war Is publirhed; Earl Russell says the opinion
Of the British government IL, that ships belonging to
the Confede ato goyerumen and not Law illy trans
eued 10 other owners hgo'e te total cessa ion Of
hostlities ma, b. clnintd public prope sty by tbe
| Federal soveIument Il found Ia any Brl ish teIi-
tory, and any counteFrlhm nn't h9 decided IN AL
| ordinary cause at law by tie clyI triluuAls.
| Hon r. H. PIuvn, the AiurricAn Minl,ter IN
Japan, and Hou. Auson Ball.nsAme Minister TO
| China passed through Alexandra on the 2Sth, on
| route TO America on 4 leave OF lbst nee
| An Alextndra telegram Of July 9th, reports con.
siderable diminution In the cholera. There were
| eighteen deaths on thr An. The eLideInIc w..
| stationary At Cairo. -
| MEXICO.
Tho Journal DI EToMA explains that the pap1l
representative TO Mexico ha. Terminated his mission
TO Mexico By order Of the Pope as he could longer
be permitted to witness tho violation Of the risbv as