The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-06

properly Ia q country which 10 subject 10 such war
lea are liable to ali the accidents which may betal
W. optty Of persons belonging TO that country, aud
u that popetty hss been DESTROYED icr the bona 10
purpose o: pietentine 1t from sllils into the hanG
OF the enemy, Bitlsh subjects 90 m.y he .uos the
owners have no right TO complain At the same tins,
thev have been Teluesei 10 preserve authentic evi
deie tsrectns property 90 DESTROYED AZ tho
SVt'Gn sshed at s"ysnnah nu PseTiAT, have . not
however that large quantity Of the cotton has tcen
- removed under tie app ehenaou that mi ht tau
into the hands OF the enemy. nder these wounds,
SITE h,Se 3 y. y, ,c,nnHs NE S co',on su,
! her MNcsty'' Charre d. GAhsiisat Washington bS
Of .'N'c viii 70 into, t,,ci to the claims Of iiil-h
sE9.' 10 fe e't to tha. cotloa 'huI T. 70 say, lhM
ovc their clan to BIiish p'opertv, rhus removed
| By tho federal suthoht y, 10 tho North.
| On going into ComTitieo upon the Army estimates
anotber debate ensucd upOn tho possibility Of var
With America. NJ u Betkcy Gale the attention of
! the house 70 probNhui,y Of var With America and
ooliended b fuelnnd is nov. bv the neelisenco Of
! ."NernMent "a. 40. - position han ~ ,lR' Nhen
~ suffered he loe Of 40 much rcdi vi believed
| thnt the American nA'ion Vas under deep debt Of
! tatitulc 20 the furlrh Government, and to both
n"u,c. oi the islt or he de"rrn nina,ion on
.ne lsft o. ne eguhtry to 'emEin neuta teciufe u
musi le ,c evident to ever, cdy, that this ,ouuty,
III had sten the part Of the Conicdc ates could rot
| only havo l"on able " command the SAFETY Of the
tnnndas, bu 70 stop that spirt Of hlbuscring which
marked tho Aneli licAns aud 10 have Put termination
" that at iocous Monroe doctrine which opposed
TO AL national Law and to even thing In the shape Of
I ClNi lZAttOn aun civil llprtV.
ar. Peacock said Mr.. irrkley had done good ser
vice, for IN hs opinion the pow CT Of England had not
been ine,,sascd, nor the probability ~ var Win
| not the wAy 10 old Il with Al uscrt4 ulous
ne shbor 10 inform hin that We iet could lo de-
feud out colonies lie pointed out tho violent Lam
guAre Of ~. Chase, NJ. seward, NJ Mc'les, and
othtr Amoricsn ,tA1osnen- Who, instead VI bcns de,
| N%ed, hah been either promot, T. VI soie still
In hleh Office %
ber did not sire war with Am'ries. We might
have Grievances, but Il ~e ~ish,d 70 avoid war II
Nw ht tahe 10 indu Sc IA these elo uent ieotim-
| hht"hs Nhich could very easily be made on one
side n, sell M the other.
Inc hatluf Of Harrington sad, tba. While there 70
| po~lbinJ OF our being ENGAGED in q war With
Amc,cs the probability of'ueh mhiortune Is very
| sir T. smith had seen the plans for the for,ifca-
Vonr o. Montreal and quebec. They were very sim
pie and ry complete. he however, must urge the
on the Canadian lake. A. present. they had neither
the vessos nor the slns to a. u them With.
After .omo romarks from Mr.. q. 4. Bentinck and
Capt. JorVois, the subject dropped.
The iron ram scorpon-ono Of the notorious vessels
built by hessrs. Lsird-had len the Meuey fos ny
mouth, to he commissioned . British man of var.
Sir Rutherford Acoct, lato Bntish Minister al
Japan, has Teen appointed Envoy TO China In place
Of Sir y. Bruce.
A violent easteriy gale had prevailed around tho
knglish eoasts and considerable damage vss sus
tanned.
AAN LlliINo OF vienna nsertn
that the negotiations at wAShinsioa between the
asent' o. tho Emperor MaIimi,ian and MT. seward
proeressng satisfactorily. II reiterstes the state
mcnt that Mr.. Lincoln has promised recognise the
new Empire at the termination Of the present war.
Tho Vienna palers publish telegram, addressed
by the Emperor MAMMALIAN ~ tho Emperor Of Aus
trIa stating that the Austrian volunteers, hardly
sryed in tho country. lad already achlevsd spl en-.
dil Victories In the Interior.
| Tho Paris CoN-rI1UrIoSuL publishes an Editorial
demonstrating that tho approximations Of American
~rres'ion In hcIioo chirnorca. and stating that
tho relations between Frame and Washington have
never ceased to be OF the most aatiactory character
TASCK.
The sonsie hnslly adopted the addres. to the I'm.
perVr by vote OF i3O against votes. Tho sddre..
was presented to the Emperor on tho 2,th aud ho
responded, eIpressng his ,atisfscton and cont
Confidence in Le Senate The address Of tho Corps
perfect satisfaction With the home aud Lreisn pocy
VI tho inp1rUi's Government.
| rRUasIA.
Tho discussion d the Military Bulge, progress
Ing Ia tho Chamber Of Dcputies. The Minister Of
War explained the view. Of the Government and
eontendoI that It nCocs.ary for Prussia to main
tain stfong military force lie said he dd no, be.
lieyo 1t wa the intention OF tho Emperor OF tie
perioi but he you'd do his interest, de-
masled Zach course. The necessity Of meeting I'll Ia
ttof With heavier burdens than ii otherwise would
have dea!red,
| ITALY.
Tho English Protestant Church AZ Naples for
which GaribA di, when Dictator, 40 gracefully gave
tho land, had been opened with gre.t ecat
Tho lOps had srtten letter TO the Bishop Of Or
| letn- IN Wluch he expresses bia gratitude 70 the
h.!op for the Publication Of thu pamphlet In defence
oi the Encyclicsl
BRAZIL.
Rio dispatrhsL Of Feb. 18th, announce that Senior
Nohan, Minister Of War had been replaced by Wis.
count Canauin Iutslisonce from konteyidso 10
contradictory According h. one account the g.rrison
agT" ed " CAptulate W the BRAZILIAN AdDirn on the
IN cbtuhty, aud the BTayiiAns would conseIusnt-
| " O.cupy the place without bOodshed Another ~.
count H thAt hOeulues commenced op the Sth.
tLIn, per EtndJ
london, March 23,-Messrs. A. Faohln a Son, Of
London, LiVvrIool and Now York, LAyo suApendsa
Liabilities c1UpOO sterling.
The papers to-day warn the Hou,s Of Common. Of
the Importance Of the vote 10 be taken W
; the subject Of Canadian Qualifications.
The horayian's news was PROMULGATED to-day, aud
has caused ali improvement in Uutsd State. Five.
tWsnties tie elosllg quotation being 6yL-
--latest Commercial
LtrsrpooL March -CoTToN-sAIes for two d.vs
li,1lU bsles including IA0 tRles W speculAors and
erpIrters. Tho market Ia dul, with littla inguiTy
and prices weak. The BreAdstufs market Il gu "a
but firm. Provision market ipiet and steady Pro-
ducc martet steady Spirits IuIpsnIino hrInsr at
Ila. for American,
London % Consol. clo-ed nt s9as9H for rnon.v
American slouks Illinois Central, 64A6A; EriaL sx.
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