The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-18
From Europe.

The steamer City Of Boston, from Queenstown the
eth inst, has arrived at thi. port.
A meeting Of the Bondholder of the Confederate
lean was held at the London Tavern" on the 14th
to consider their altered position, now tha; the
Government of the United States has become the de
ydcto Government Of the Confederate States, and II
deemed eIpedienL to appoint Committee 10 protect
their right, and interests and generally to take such
'teps NJ misht be thought advisable"
Admiral WALL. having taken the chair. Mr.. Cham
berlan said the were met 10 con ider their position
s the holders Of this loan, and also what was the
value Of n lie wa, not .iocsholder, teins merely
considered. He thCucht II desirable that Committee
,honld e spP3sn'ed TO inv.isste ,he eITcSm.tsnos.
We. had teen given by those who brousht forward the
loan. They would inqulle Shether he nent. had any
money IN their hands to be applied in liquidation Of
the loan. lie would not eiye any opinion himself
hut b. had hth suthoTiiy ior stating that the ind-
ridua SHtes seyerslly liable for propo tionate
,moun' o. the loan. lie Gl.o thourht that the fed
sGGl government we're IN, ernati. nally as wel n
veie one nstion. which conquered the Confederate
States, another nation; aud the former being now
,hev we're lound to pay the debts contracted by the
Confederate states. Il resulted from decision Of
Vice Chancellor Wood 10 recent case, that the fed
trsl government Weia liable.
After soms .cusslon II was agreed that a commit
tee, consisting OF the Chairman, MI. CHAMBERLAIN,
.nd 4. NJ Moran, o large shareholder should be ap.
pointed 20 HcL and 70 por the result OF their action
IN meeting 10 be held on the 18th Of next month.
teediuls at iho meeting Ghording little ground for
hope 10 the bond houeis
The Liverpool PosT avs: THAT portion Of the
Liverpool dock space which formerly almost
opollsod by the traders between Liverpool and the
rotten port, Of the South but which during the war
vas ain o. deserted, has AT last assumed lts woned
tusiness afpect AMI IL now brisk with abor The
Of the Sou ~ re-opened with spirit III at auguTs
veil ior ihe Gture" Tue Posr then enuneratesa u
long lis Of ,os.,s tha, have sailed and are loading
iog southern ports,
The death OF sr w. Hamilton, the As.ronomer
RorA Of LELAND Ia announced.
The Mark Lane kNrRr-s fear, that nearly three
fourths of the Engsh wheat crops will prove to te in
bad coalition, and that under the improvement In
the geathcr the esre and the latest fA,GoIlngs VI
the haGvt-t viii probably tutn out tie best.
Tie cattle plague continued to proeress 1t /, stated
TO have made i Appearance 10 Ireland-iu the Coun.
" Of Doucra The Common Council Of the city of
I0uson hld voted 81 uOl to head u asui lpion TO
sompsnsalc pTsons " Lo had teen compelled to XIII
diseased ANNALS.
London, Sept. l9.1he political news to-day is un-
important. A great fire hI occurred At STEAMBOAT,
Constantinople. Two thousand FIVE hundred build.
lnss have been burnt, aud the fire still raging on
che G.h.
Paris letter rays there 10 pro,pee, Of recon-
euiation between the Emperor aud Prince Napo
leon.
According 10 returns hg AUTHORITIES OF MAI
,ees there were deaths in that city on the 9o,h
August, of which 20 were caused by cholera. At one
O'Clock in the afternoon Of the 3lst, there we're 50
Deaths declared, Of which rs we're from cholera.
The Emperor and Empress Of the French, and tho
Hine and Queen Of spain, we're about to exchange
Tisits at san Sebastian and BiArritz,
ITALY.
At the Kings request, Signor No,Ali, Minister Of
Ihe Interior, would still continue the head Of the
Ministry OF Public Instruction.
dispatch from Rome announces the death Of
Joseph Bonsparte, Prince Of Mungnsno.
PRUSSIA.
Count Eulenburg who killed Prince Alfred's coof
and was in consequence ordered to keep his room
-hie the Inquiry going on, had been allowed 10
loin his TegimenL now mannuvering in the nelgh-
30. LOot Of 49,. er. The Navigation TT aty bstween
Engl. nd an Prussia was sgael al GAsteln on the
i6th OF Au. ust.
The LoIdou TINS says the continued im2unIty Of
Count Eulenbulg iehecis the utmost discre1it or
tIusslan justice.
DESNARK.
Two thou'and two hundred inhabitants Of schles
Wig arrived at Copenhagen on the I'd Of September
Many more it is said, were prevented accom- pany
them by DELAY In announcing their attention OF Join
ms the excursion Lar-e crowds assembled 10 wit
Nee their arrival, and the greatest enthu.iatm va
manifested " the schleswiters were lodged in the
houtes OF the Inhabitants Of Copenhagen.
THR DUoHIIs.
' An official notification had been made N the pres
snI Government Of The Duehies, that it would b,