The sun., 1865-06-21
From Europe.


HdlDaI, June ~. - The steamship Ais, from
oueen,to-n on the ilth ihtt las arrived here.
ENGLAND
The news Of Gen Kihy smiths eurcnfcr WAS
hailed with "a i,fc.ion u bcinf locke, upon
clur.ve ,iiehce Of Ihc tcruI,aiot Of tho Nar Ihe
AMY Asp NAVY G,zrrrG ro'egrin' to n" surr,u-
der of The lat JonHdc ate sucta cay, thnt hy this
event tie Federal ticops have teen hJou shi a-c 10
face With tho .gnc' oLtpo-u on tho Rio Gt.ndc.
The payer debounc,s what It tesus he "hoo'.-
Thirsty design. nj Pres dent Johnson huI shints he
will shrink fron the horril prescription be threaten,
10 carry out Nhcn the ils Of southern men are ale
ou.. The pun',hnent of the soutasru leaders 10
al sNy te1itle enourh failure, ruin md eIilc.
The pIoclm.uon Of Fi,.ii'n, Iohr,on, rsuosin,
the te't,ioton. tt.te with the South Is published
IN the London Oticid GA2FTrr
The terrible accident !, po led on the Great Wet
eIn Railvav, by the n steamer, hss been followed
ly another equally 'eious, to an eypTca. train on
the South Eastern road. conveviuc passengers from
France 10 London. The tain va Ihsovp of the
track near etap ohuru Ten pc 'ortW lc HE'D and
twenty ounded. Cnaflss Dc.en- ~ on the tain
tut cCbpid Inlury TO u AccidCn'r happened thrnush
the eaIe cs'ness Of the patc laon Who we're repair
Ing the rosdt.
Sir Jossrh Paxton died on the sth inst, after pro-
traetcd ilucp Ito va. srchi'eot Of the groAt Lon
don Crysts Palace ~ ISL lie once poor 10y,
and roe from the people vbo-c friend he ever re-
msined. At one time he WAS Landscape gardener tor
the late Duke Of ncvonshrc The Crystal Palace
plan msdo hm fanour and be Was tnightcl, sui
subsequently, sent 10 Parliament, whore he esponsed
the liberal eAu,e. Hs age NasGl
Mr.. Cyrus Field had returned 20 London. afer
waiting Valencia, 70 arrange Tor toe la iug u the
shore end Of the cable. ". Lundv ns Iaweneer on
board the Asia. en- rou.e tor Hearts Colteut New
Foundland, ret ali Iesdy at that point TO the land
Ing Of the cable
Dr W. II. Russell roe, oli IN tho Gres, F,stern TO
write account Of the lst nu Of Tie Al .ntlD lele
graph Gable. The -ors siIl /" ida.trsi4i ly Mr.
Robert Iuuloy, and published b. SeerH. btG Son,
OF London.
An o:iciL dplom,t ,tc correspondence bet seen Eng
land and Ame'!cs !. plhlithei, relative to tho dat.ea
and vilesos Of Di'lsh Con,u', in AnsncA !,
ends b. Nj Seward chserfully according 'h. R't-
.h Consus all the privilese- enjoyed =" the Cuitod
States ConIIls IN the Br tsh domin lu,
FRANCE.
The Paris corre-ponient Of the London TrNrs, un-
der date ai June b write. a. follow,
II i certain that The Mexican agent. we're scat hv
a,i,miiian TO- lhe e'P''u pnipo'e o. eHpllnint re
rude Of the Americans, AM the fear nj HE Majesty
that war ould % uec NED by the lnie4 -'s',, now
that the Ar with tho south "a oy 7. The e1ch
Goverum Mt has, the eto!e given ihe " lshiu. ION
Cabinet 10 uade-,tAnd very plalnlg that MeX.cO 3.
under the erection Of FIanoc. ma, France viii
not allow an po-er 10 attack it. That flibuserer'
! and sGveIturcrs entering AeI,cAn terl'ory, with
ho,tl desi.r. will II taken IA inns, bs HANGED o.
shot without io.s OF time or reicy, aIi that tho
/ Inned Stalcs GoveTnmen -hote fooi iaith lIaHge
/ oi uDuIun d0,s not doubt, will Oct vtey a-
humanly, by doing all IN 1t, power % keep her sub
,ect. from INN Ing he p-o efe lse Was.qaIon
Cabinet p ohaOy has no Ietue, NJ thit 'lme 20 le on
| bad teguis rith rance, AID sll 10 doubt act p.u-
| eeutly In thi. affair The langusre and tone Of
Fl Anee il Whist may be called dec .dcily eaerl gic
| II NAV not be literally correct aA | mention, but /.
| tuhttantlHlly 10.
| On the sth inst. in the Corps LegslatiL N. jules
/ . a speech AtIGuEly fnuft 4
ran expedition. lie maintained that he position Of
haIiml ian va PIE Arious and spprehended conflict
! with America.
N Char, DEsts Auee demonstrated, in reply that
| the position o. MhIinan was In no wise precaTiouh
and pointed out the progIe.s which had tcen made In
MeIco The effective force of the eGpeditionhry
corps he said, did not exceed l6,OG mon. Relative "a
| the spplehen,ions Of d conflict WITH Americg, the
,peaker quosed the expressions Of President Lincoln
ntt before his pelsncho.y DEATH to show that they
need not he entertained lie enid that there eIpre.
sions hsd become political testament that will h
earn I'd in good iaith by those whom Preside nj
Lincoln no LONGER governs but v HON his memory still
| inspirf The nited States, cont uued the speakc
as- ~Ht 'A'Hb. - "-".Alis the Tidprs I'D orphAnI