The sun., 1865-03-22
From Europe.


Three steamer, Tho City OF London, The City Of
Washington, and the BoruSsia, have arrived ~ tbs
port, bringing European sdvce, up to the 9th inst
four day. later
The English papers puhsh reports 70 the effect thi,
Napoleon ''ha, firmly resolved maintaining the
Empire Of Ncrco and tho honor n tho French das D."
There vas a rumor In rAris that reinforcement of
tve thousand tTooT- ". 20 he sent 'hortlv to Mexico
In the ab'ence Of la,ernc- from America, which
vas snSiOusiy expected the icfuli OF the fall Of
Charleston continued To be eagerly cany assod In
England. The london Trsrs OF March G, In an .d-
toria article ccountiur and prA.ins the operations
Of shcrman down TO the fall Of Chsrleston. says:
1bough Grant could not take Richmond he could
not be driven away ron ", snd h' improved thus lar
t,in.f hue ho,iuf on NirniN soil, aud thus s"l' in
check the bcst senerrl q he south. Ihoush no
shsimsn 70 tccome 60. sherman found that he
could so where he PIE sAed. al q cost uo' teyU his
The h,1o Of the wal federal arr'v wss mGrchins
on with AL tho suco"-s that could h, dee. ed. oheI-
man man az doing hat It hal Teen yenll hoLea thst
Mcclellan, and Pore and Hooker AM burnside
would do. TIE game VI, oil bis own, srd We see
Whist he made ~ II. lie boldly ven,urod ON that
chslenred In 'he early ds.' Of the var and too-ed
Me emmy into the .leror' lii, march from Chst-
was ihsoSn into the shade nv his next aohic, encn'.
Relving Oh hi military rrpcrority, and inaking
use estimsiH of the resources Of the country, be
plunged into the hoart oi trorgiA and succeeded, a
moet vithous mole-t-iion. IA rr1shinr the
lhir taught him that he could 30 wherever he chose
10 20; md the uepc' in the intelligence
,ust btousht The next oPistohs ~ thi' mo-, oNcn-
Conedetae pors arc ost,but the ios sm deliberate
y accepted, aud their Farr lsons have been 'a'cd.
The edetal. have recovered their military teputg-
II but # the South IL still resolved stand out 10
the esd they have made but ltiln ptO'rtss towards
the conc usiOn Oi tue var,
In another editorial CMnrch s. the TINS write,
frum different point Of view, and ssys
W "a h.ya 49, .
the American ~ar which hTinss u were, within
.irh' Of the hnl cene, and tho plt sha 10 called
on 10 play n IL. As the Federal Government main.
tain. that y hAs quarrel with ~ IN the shape Of
claims which We do not ackno" cfec, and It LN a
auc.,ion to vbich We have to addIes. oui,cir,. IL
,lmply whethe[ they can 90 70 war VAN us sl!h a
will But putting all thinss togciheF We ale inclucd
IN believe tnA The government NJ WAsiingtOn viii
not attack us Immediately on the c0acufioh o thi.
present war and thsi will therein -hov its wisdom
IL -Oud, however, he most incouyenient, and costly
and dirsgTecablc TO have the quarrel hsnEnl over
our heAls, vAting Tor American convenience md
opportunity. when the time or statesmen
wall have 10 see thr We are Rot p.,ccd under that
Isnhncs. II hit indeed, u to te our nate, and il
are to live in daily expectation Of news thut he Dui
| ted Staes have marched upon oug province 'Ir the
aIisisction OF soine old elaine yMnpd ny Tor the
puIpote, then NAV be excused IL are les GuA-
iour 70 see the present war over than we otAcrwse
should be.
The TINS, Of Tuesday, in leader, says:
The decision of ths ppcr House OF the Canadian
Parliament, Ia ia,or oi Confederation. nss d,h-
mite and important leaiinr uIDu the Imperial ocy.
The Cove TnInent OF Warrington sees As n b+eyts,
the leglnaing OF the end, aud nov announce with
more confidence thrn ever that this /. tho las, cam
paign, and that this very summer will zee fetcrul
unit only restored, but re,dv Tor Fede al acton
lLey make 20 ,oeTe: Of ther intCaton To piescnt
enormous list Oi demands hiCh they cutie aNaiC
shall not acknowledge. Their own putllc ii'er,
Rimit that the law, stated BY th chief American
Authorles s against them and that the recedeni. OF
American practice are aain,t them Tut thef hold
that the uncK.mped mIsnltudo OF the Cccasioi re-
| AIufTrAQr y To- IA
place Of iol owing an old one. lbir s euivs eut to
telling ne that suhmi'sion IL demsnGed aa .rhuto 10
ior force and tuch submission sIe not pre-
pared 10 maze. pom OuI refusal, they nyov their IN.
.ntlon Of .elEng q mstenal euranlee. In the
event Of war with the etaes II II clear that all cur
Ifovinees mnkt te played under one military COM
mand. II the mainline provinces seriou,ly intoHd
What heets, what sArrisons, what iTou.C lads what
ordnance We shal have rour into harts snd the
tionL rrht speak in this care We ven nc tr pay
thst II Nova Scotia and New Bfunsviok Sc se7ionsiy h
eecas for coniedefaion' We me il I, ao, ce.i si
s.ry 20 warn any Brush subject Of s certain tale Il
ihe hand. Of mSss iesh irom the teciat % Az Of Of
their o~p peope, Does body tlo.e think II
S eSs oIsa %!sas'' and S to ,st a w,S 1
| eyeE moderate contribution 70 the oost.
/ bear check 70 their cupdity the. triumph, or
| their ieyenae. Onco In possesroa Of Butsl .ol,
lincoln smother pro'iasnt will abe 70 y event
II. Independence Ia the only hops Of The co,ou-tz
indepfnutncc IN lir pltltnt iotlH, II u n l
nj some distant day i0rmh, LITERAL and Gbpolutc GOV.
enment. For the present there 10 only one question,
way OF answering it-Coni or not -
The London MoESiSs .rAE scouts at runon Of a
porslble war between England and America. The
DALY NEWS says Of sherman
| HE business In the Csrolnas 10 To overthrow the
Confederate power, and this he IL doing efectu-
ally He leaves municipal and county and State 60
yefnments behind him, but there IL no Confederste
government In his rear. There is nobody In len
nessee- Mississippi AlabamH Georgis o. south Caro-
lima ~ho ia not aware thai The Conederasy is fall.
| uTe and a ruin"
IaTse plssacct bare basD p0vJ % the seaa yaUr