The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-24
From Europe.
Arrival Of The Chinn's Mails.

The steamship China which arrived al Boston yes
terday brinss files 70 tho ilth inst
MORE ABOUT THK suESASDoAn.
In the opinion Of her Mrjesp's Government, there
were no legal grounds for tho detention Of the captain
and crow Of the Shenandoah under surveillance, 20
accordingly they we're discharged. The statement
tha, Captain waddou had previously len the vessel
10 unfounded. II IL sscertained, says an English
paper that the Shenandoah, besides the fne chrono-
meter- and other property, had hoard large lot
OF cabin furniture and oil, which che no doubt ie
tAned from the cargoes Of the whaers, Tor the pur
pC.s o, her enss .,nS,p on h1.ss ss
| latter he has preserved, and declines converting
them in cnh. regarding them the war being oyer. a.
the property Of the Federal eminent One Of the
| fret southern houses in liverpool volunteered TO
send provisions on board Of the shenandoah, but no
| COMMUNICATION WAS allowed with those on board.
step being taken privately 20 supply mean. to
such OF the crew ~ are unproyided for, until they
can procure employment II "a also rumoted that the
| money In which the men paid OIL, pro-
yldsd 10y well known firm which 10 aso
vas prominently associated With the southern inter.
| est during the war. The men are cautious IN their
tAkng about the circumstances OF their VOYAGE but
their peculiar and heavy luggase indicate that most
Of them have found IL profitable. Mr.. Dudley, the
formal possesson OF the Shenandoah the 9th inst
The vessel on arrival, vas model OF cleanliness aud
order and the same d'eiPihe -Gs oose,v.d ~ on
every rope and spar h In is proper place. In fae-
.he had the sppearsnce o, a shig prepstea 70.
20 many month, in the Pacific She sails at the rate
OF sixteen knots an hour, and is vel spoken Of ~ q
wou IA have experienced some difficulty in efiectng
her capture The t,rs were indeed proud OF her, and
when the last batch Of tho were on the eve of
leaving her, one Of them said, am cory TO leave
the ship especially as the Confederate nag NOT ~
rumorsd that Walden said, that the salne paper
which conveyed 70 him the news OF The 'a o. hio g
mond save intelllrence of the pfoclalsNUh o. 1y''
Davis, that the war would Do prosecuted WIN VgoI'
Tur urnHI PIRATE CIAINa
Tho DAuY NEWS discusses the matter in . spirit
Of impartiaity, as follows;
II would he great mistake N ignore the fact hat
this dispute hns assumed gravity which his not
| not OF the number Of those who spprehcnd war As
consequence OF these claims, provided only care "a
character OF both the partie, 70 the dsprlc. The
manner IN which Earl kussel Concluded couii over.
which unI1I ls ma ma ,s,ne nS nsp ns 10 MIA
uudeTs .ndng. ditpute In which the honor OF ~
countries i. concerned cannot be determined by ih'
n mere resolution OF one, unless that one 10 slloh
. enough ~ impose It's will on the other ThequcsAoi
70 in issue 10 not ot kind to be dscu,sed with mos
Tho i@Tor,s,Ion S Of feeling and pafsiy ,ahsciiy,
considerations into discussl lons OF this order can
d not be TOO much deprecated. Every iniernationn
act has a proper objective character, which Il caps
| bic Of Determination, and by which alone, whom n
| dthonoring imputatons are made, they should i
| Judged The Alabama claims have yet 70 be Dispose
Of, Tor while they remain they are source o. aan M
ser. We confidently dismiss the supp0vition tnh
10 they can become the direct cause Of war All thn
| the uOrd know OF the action OF the GovernWcui
W Inc nltrd states tsrttes il that the policy of ma
no Government IL ono of peace aud II would ie a
l. eternal diesTaco 10 10th Governments 20 come
themselves unable 10 find any mlI n violent souio
- Of their difference. hut there AHato Of noinn
X peace which las many OF the distdVAntAgos ol va
no And, moreover tie pssent sta.e OF tIe ,,n un,'
= leaves open some questions which may lo,"lhr
70 the utmost importance to our commerce ana hI
al pug, II ever w. should be urgln ihNOlNet ,h W
% FOR these Toasonr, nOtw lths'anlnf what ms be'
- written ia the name OF England We Iu'' w
ne solne'h ns Nlll yet he doe 10 hriht tns ~