The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-18
From Europe.


4 httT h4NlANt rom kuFupo.
Tho screw steamer Beatrice formerly the tcntI
cruiser TshAssee, ion Calais on the I'd Of Iul, Tor
Liverpool.
Earl Russol laid before Parliament on the ith irs,
dispatch from Nr Seward t. sir r. Bruce tie l,it-
sh binister At Washington, In reply 10 the tisI
notification that the government Of Great Brtian had
recosnisod the rebellion In tho United states At ali
end The ioiovinr Ia the substance Of the dspatchi
Sewara's le'tor IL datci ~ Washington June 18th,
,nd eApiesrc. Tho Ptc.ltcn's grt.fc,tion nj EIg-
thicushont tho tcni'ory Of The u,tcI slate. and NJ
the Mnouoccincu' that hr rovoium Mt OF Great
~ ltin m At once Close al its ports acainst iobel
vessel. that may to IN them teEfe'tng, however,
thai thesc announcements are soounp uiird by rome
nserFati ms and explanations Unacceptable to the
United htetos government. The Iniiod states 90
not admit the roccsstv or Iustcu In Eugluis having
ever accorded belleeuut rights ~ the fesls u
offensive 70 this government that land and France
rtced With csch other To sct In regard to
me Ia insuf ectOn end u is W be fesr,tiei that
utet rrt,in found II Necessary to consult with
ftsnc' before coming 70 the conclusions above sn-
n"nnced isa further source Of Ierrot that Great
brt-iu intends to ,tl detain American cruisers In
hct poft- ~ hour so that insurseut that
may te here can esoapo also that Great Britain al
lows rebel ve're, monlh's time In hich 10 change
thelr c9IorS, and adopt any Hag they care, ai or
which they arc 10 I've allowed 70 remain uumo'os
IN hihsh porte. This government maintains and
insists that all such verses forfeited to tho niied
sni that 1t u hs Lawful 10 cspure such ycsssls Al
rc. nnaeI .or Hhstrver fss they may te ssng. The
however me exceptions and reservations which have
teen made ly IieT k'lc-tys govcrnm, MT and which
have been be eiu cOnsideIeI, the Untol stAtos ac-
Ccpt with peasure the DECLARATION by which Her
ha"'ty's soyernmcnt have vilhdrnwn their former
concession Of heligcrcnt character to tho insur-
gents and this government further freely admits
that III" normal relations between the tw o countries
,hey riooa be one tho civil war the risht to .oareh
Bntsa ycsscls hss come TO end, by an arr anse-
ncnt satisfactory N evety material Iespec, between
the two nA.ons. II will hc source Of attraction
10 this government to tnow that ner Maesty's gUV-
u ,pirit iavorsnio 10 lie c,tablishnent o. i,,iips
and in innate friendship between the two nations. II
have, &c. WILLIAM H. sIwAKp"
Earl Russell. In re,lv to IN. Earl az D,,by ,,,,o,
a., 80 w ~ " '''Nl' ''A'o"
that there wa nothing in the dispatches whch
frned the report In tho ne~,pater, that tho nual
.o,,r, nj, ,,o,Id ho an 49,, a., p,,,I-L ,s
eou1eee'No DC SUI denied to British vessels Of
war.
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cY,.o,
Il, ,,o t,o,.. ~, 60. It,, a.
=" VIZ houso W 'onih-ohH JWV u M hunt moved
that tie evidence t.kon before tho Committee of the
house on INC LeeI' bankrup'cy Court dsclo'es that
asreat heh'y exists Tor Obtaining pnhlic oppoint-
men's by corrupt means; that such evidence also
n,t taken be9re cominittee o. th, n5p;o of Lord,
Uoi1c o. shows I.Itv of p'artIce and van, ~ co,,an
thu part OF the Lord Chancellor in sinct oning the
grant Of retiring p'n.ons 70 public officers over
ins up the vacancies maze hy tue retirement Of such
othcer. whereey gea' encgurnsemcnt hsr been given
OF caution In tho AtoucC Of any I'M oper mo-
tive, sfe In me opinion OF ms House highly repre-
miul.s,stion ~ ,h. hiyb Grc " '.,e U" "e Nj
The Lord Advocate contoaded that there was no.
thing In the case 20 warrant the severe censutcs
Which h.i Teen passed upon .he Lord ChGneelloT,
and moved an amendment to tho ell, ct that tho
House aftoel with Ito report Of tho committee, but
thought that n check should 10 put by law on the
granting of pensions 10 perronr holding lega oClcer
Mr.. Henne-fy contenued that ht did not touch tho
F1munGs case, Witch was oIunlhced In Mr. Hunts
LIOtlon. Nj. Bouvei had given notice OF an ame nd
ment, which ne could not nov move. H. however,
| the original motion we're ncpHuved, lao ehoud
move hrs amendment on that of tho Lord Advocate
Ilo had no confidence In the lOid Chancellor Nf
Hunts motion was uegativcd, anu Mr. BouVerie piO
posed his amendment.
Lord pameIston. observing that the IIou,o Lad
nesAtyed charge Of corruption against the Lord
Chancellor, recomme ndCi and moved that the doLae
De adlYnIned WI Iaesda( .,,. -,.,., -
lived, upos a diyision, hy III 70 ia -" "e'"'
The Lord Advocatos motion having been negaiived,
n;ion sh a. +, r rss d' ,o ~
| loud Cheering
The Lord Chancellor rendered his roiignatlon,
| which has been socrp'ed b. tho Queen The Chan
celor retains Office until the prorosation.
The re-ignation of the Lord Chancellor wa, An.
nounced In both IIouies 0. Parliament IL was added
By Lord Palmerston snd Lord Granville respectively
that for the last i've months Lord westbury'. resr
nation had been paced at the d,posal OF the
WITHHOLD Il. in oTder tbSt Lord Ws,tbnTy msh, b.yo
the benefit Of any parliamentary inquiry that took
ne soInit as my Lora Mssghry h.a pc,
| Iousiy male asainst him 'N~'
The London Tuars ,ar,;
1no It..ti. - -. ...,,o , .
| the nation nj Iarrc Tho oflcs Ieprstsnps ao tbo
popular IA: ellirence. all that is most evated m dig
n:y and power The lrst ofirel Of state The pie,i
don't of The Iousc of Lords, The C.per M III Oneo,,.