The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-22
From Europe.
Arrival Of the Mornvinn.

The Steamer Morsvian from Liverpool. the 9th
Nov. arrived here yesterday. She brinss mails one
day later than those received BY the City Of London
which arrived OIL Monday.
Great excitement eIisted relative to the surrender
Of the Shenandoah, snd on the evening Of the sth.
Captain Paynton, Of II. NJ q. 8. Donegal, received
orders from London, to lberae such Of the crew OF
the Shenandoah as we're not British subjects. On
inquiry II was found that there no British subject
board at leutno claimed that honor although
the accent Of many seemed 70 be the contrary. The
Captain Immediately sfer having received the above
Of conyeSns the men .hoie' At eisht O'Clock ths
ferry steamer landed the fret portion Of the crew at
the south end OF the small landing stsse. The dis
embaIkaton presented strange ,cene OF excitement
Rsjoicng visible the countenAnces OF the ofh-
sl, that @ the % % n. lac, confeSe @
rste flag They ttood In busy sToups about the land
ing stage, eaeery canvas,ing their future pro,pects
Most Of them SEEMED puEL ed by their oeition-
how they came to be liberated, and what ground.
they not quite clear about though Al The fact itself
quires, made by individuas among the crowd OF BY
ISLANDERS both the officers aud men replied that they
had teen liberated Internationally, W 30 whithe
ever they chose. Az the intell.eence reached Town
crowds Of people sssembled on the utase-thoee ho
had South'rn proclyites making themselves partie-
uary agreeable to the efes, A general curiosity
hene manifest to hear the details Of tie operations Of
the uOtoi lous ye.se many ayArn vas tpun Of daring
sdyenturcs While the luggage vas be ng packed 6c.
DuIng the last seven months, some Of the crew said
the men particularly anxious to get a'hore, as
they had become tlred OF then Wild life; and from
the Of some 1t seems pretty ceitail that
sboard tie shenandoah the ness Of the cessation Of
the late hostites between tho Northern and south
em state, received tIum American whaeIt, was
believed. The uniOruna'es among the crew, who had
been taken hOm vhaiers tunk by the Shenandoah
aud induced TO serve on the pirate, seemed slad
enough 10 ue quit Of her; and alto. ether lSO men dis
embarked; In TACT, all but sick seaman lett IN
charge Of the officers Of she Donegal, Many
OF the crew OF the shensndoah are Liverpool
men, and these INN etiately on being landed droyo
oil TO heir homes Ot the other lev ent TO pri-
vAte boarding houses and - 70 the salors Home.
The MoaSIsG Posi- saw, II will he grave ques-
ton for the consideration Of the British Government
whether the reasons assigned for his conduct by
CAPT waddell ,hal be accepted M a sufficient justif-
cation. or whether will he pedient subnit that
issue to the dcCls.on OF jury.
The GLOBE "a, the eel would appear 70 be Al
much the property OF the nlted states Government
o. Fort sumter. with regard TO the crew We have
little difficulty in anticipating that Government
will do even thing TeAsOntbe and Law fu to comp y
with she wishes OF tie nj ed otaIcs. Whether O. pt
MAddeu and his associates III be prosecuted simply
for an offence against ths Merchant sh Tpins Act a.
implied In the ab.once Of pagers or ioi piracy Wo
cannot pretend to ssy.