The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-14
From Eurore.
Three Duys Lnier News.


Steamship Hsn,a, from Southampton on the IL, Of
March, has siyed Al thi. port r.h three DAY, later
adviccs from Europe
dispatch from Nassau, Of jan 10Th. sAys:
The following vo,.cls flsminro. FALCON. Hsns.,
B.n.hoo, rtas, Emily. Dream, Sc. .nt, Nisht llaN
W ~ foi"i' Susan, Bleru", Badger star, llntlnay
,nte Lllen DENNY, kenitworh, MnuJon. Mare
LATHE HATH, kGry and Fila Colonel Lamb Waieon,
Nice and uonelal Ciineh NE lying here ide, part Of
EVELYN have gone to llaVAas for r,psira. ltigtt-
ported that the Will O. the M'p las been captured
on tielN cstOu.
Ia the House Of Commons on Monday, Feb. .Ith,
the adjourned debate on Mr.. Hene.oy', motion re-.
'p,ctng the n.ts Of Ireland ~s rcGumed b., Mr..
koehuck against the motion, and acihiug the whole
thing a. VII utng for money i0E Ireland
several other me nhcrr aidrtssDd the HOuse. AMONG
hcih LoId fanctstonwhol 10 ~ nuh titech pr, seed
ht oin!on that NE wrnt ~ capital eas At i,r Of
lirlandr woes lie thought tlo opuo Of the li0us,
Was Afhinst the prop0s tor grant Of puilc m0nry
In II tho motion was lAle 'ur the ie-ai lnturnt OF
the committee VI last year, thc govcrnmeut would be-
The leus, divided gu the motion, and it sus mega
u'ed ty lU' 10 u votes.
The MosurlT publishes the preface Of the " nis.
tory Of julius Cssar" wriltpn LI the Emle.or oftLp
French, which will u puLlsbed On no let Of March
The AyENrR NNTIoSAts say;
Correspondence we have received frorn Turin com.
municAtts 10 IVA tie iuUNins move, oU thIHod direct
trom Rome Tho CouTcgatoI Of the lnd,x has
received ordcrp from tic T0rc 10 examine ,.,,uu,,.
diAtoy II HplcarR
The TIHEs Of Monday, Feb 2Iih says;
~ ths time the puhlc will have b,cu enabled 10
digest the intelligeucc communicated by NJ. .,t,,-
hfd's pfupOs tiUu or tCunius'iug tn American war
BY d combined attack Of the hc.igcrcnts Ou come
Foreign Power. In tho circulation itself there vas
httc novelty. We nov learn un official authority,
thAt ths Characteristic lta has been not only enter
IA ned hut deliberately Discussed aud considered by
the Ieprene entatives u tho Lrlgerent Governments
in conference assomnei. with tho Co1fcderEie on.
voys II vas tho solution which they "rocmcd chiefly
IN favor" They sugFe-ted that the question nj mon
OF separation rhOu'G t+ eit surpenre that In the
nloantme there should 'te mutual direction OF the
surgents 10 some Trin'c policy, or scheme for seA-
son, and IN 4 gOtiaon. 'hr great point n i..e
should he resume after thit diversion hAd produced
II. palliative eh,eit It is tlattd t14t hr. Liycoln
recognize the pfGp.ct Of ioitEn complications and
the .otability that Fng and, Inther thaa France,
would te the countTt involved, we must sduiit
too, that the 'EcneIue" II u thus recommended
lie ingenuity In the interests Of tho fccede-r. Rv
the tine the "eNtrinhic policy' had been carried
INTO execution anu brought 10 m end, the Iedeius
would have become accustomed 10 i've Without the
only kindred state and natural ally. We non,
the public viii not luHe sight OF thC iArt that lie
adoption Of an eStrinsic poic' AZ tho egpou-e II
innocent nostrhls, has ar'uAy been entertained
and debsted hy tho chiet authorities Of the two
Amorican Governments, II the 'tchsmer yus
Matched by President Dhylr ant his colleagues
Wa at nnv rate taken into dTcrtlouAte cousderA-
hon BY President Lincoln and hih r'crCtary Of stAr
shlle hr Seward hnHeli II ~ the paine " inform us
that II was not objected for instant on he own
merits or irom any cousl!e. alton which m In tho
move This le'son shai 10 yell 10 remembeI
hr, rtTard has mOrt confi4 Gtcly 'oIswhTned M IL
VII b" our own fault II We are DOT found be iole.
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