The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-09
From Europe.
Three Dave, Later New.


The mail steamer Cubs from cueeusso~u the i6th
Of Februay, arrived at this port ys,te day evening,
With three day's later noss.
Tho news OF the termination Of The r~soe Confer
ence, and tho terms Of accom- oda,'on Proposed by
the Confcderates, on the basis Of foresn uprrst,
produced profound sensation In England, and is
commented upon BY all the paper.
The London TINEs points ,ie nihcantly to Mr. Sow
ards confession that com bincd effort At eI
trinsle policy sbene deliberately consideic ci,
and that afer this slupee Of American politics
PARLIAMENT may perhaps approach the army and navy
winds up follows at must BE- cded. ho~ ever,
that on Ia showing, the North eotDes the bcst ont
OF this affair II t not despondenL " 10 not
doubtful of its strength icouueG II uir not pre-
pared ~ couccde 'ot on the question Of Union, nor
even on hnt Of slavery. II IL sll o"urstont and II
not confident. u shlo to conceal is distruft II hss
not ent"rtancd, or si any rate, II has MOI hecn the
direction Of Canada o. heIico Thst suggestion is
slleged 10 have come fIoin those ~ho have already
done their beet to diar ne and Others into the Eal
On the othor hand though the COnederates ha'e be-
rsyed the sentiments Of losing side, they have not
submit They have ruafserte,l their unnletable
solution TO fieht to the ln,t. On both sidcs In short
the arhi,rAmcut Of war has been acccpsd afrc'h With
fowc. hope, ~ pcece, and therefore with more dee
Pcrote determination. We dcp'ctc IN. result, hut =
must be more evident than ever that DcutIAi'>, II
We are allowed TO maiutan IT, is the only policy for
EnelAnd.
The London Ivprx-C Confederate orsan-continues
| iu policy Of attempting " frishten knsland into
recognition Of the South. In iis spst issue II re-
marks that for the the army OF General lee
| 10 the defence of CAnata; but English statssmen
ougn' 20 be by this time how precaIiou, 10
any time suffice " sotte the term. Of peace, sud II
those months should fall In The nlddie oi sihtcr'
| ornnent aud General shounan't army.
The ARMY AID NAVY GAZETTE says:
We arr in position to state that orders for large
| numbers Of torrodos have been countc crmanded hy
| the Confederate Governments shioh looks Ike the
Abandonment ot the eeN-coast line harhor- and riN-
faith IL come early cessation OF hosultios
In the House OF Commons on the i2ith, in answer
TO question upon the ptsport tystcm and other re-
salations tending 70 non-ntercouue, introduced b.
order Of Mr Seward, on the Canadian frontier, Mr.
Cardweu said that h had not entered into any cor
rcspondence on the subject, hut he hoped that
a. III mischief ceased the lemedy would also DC h-
| MIR isyard confirmed the sta,c1nent that the Pm
poror Of the French bad been requested " mediate
| between Monte Nidce and Brazil.
A lengthy debate took place on the adoption Of
measures 30 check the decline Of the population in
Ireland, hut no action was had.
The Board Of Trade returns for tho month Of De-
cember, and for ,he year 1864 are published The
exports for the month show decrease I. compared
with December, 1868, Of about two ana quarter i-
iope sterling. hut the returns for the year are tl5,-
s2As60 in eSoess Of the preceding year
The funeral OF Cardinal Wiseman tok place in
London on the 25d ut. aud was attended with
| great nOmp MANY ulftlngulrnt1 mon topA phiI IN
the proceedings and the procession TO the cene-
tery three miles In length.
| Al . reform meeting In London, compoted Of do O.
gates from the various trade unions, reform league
wa. formed upon the ba,is Of manhood, suffrage
aud vote By ballot.
An attempted performance by the Brothers Dow
enport, At Lceds, had again resulted in row. and
their cabinet was rnashed to stomr.
The Paris correspondent OF the LondonIIsEs writes
: as follovs:
II IL affirmed that besides the deuial which sp
peared IN the MoSITErA Of the rumored cession u
France Of portion Of the hcNican territory, s-sur
hncos have been given 10 the American t'oysrn'
| ~ that no such ce'sion has beea made, end tina
| Transaction consists OF nothing more than ltr
| on the produce Of certan mines until she expenses
Incurred by the Flench expedition sre iuly liqui
dated. hear, a;o, that the Iepor, which sttTituet
| indcpeudcnce Of CGniefrratr States IL uniounded
II is denied b. dIenehj on,oid people CREDITED hl
grst, di,beieved BY Coniederates.
The Austrian Ministers Of atats had addressed
letter to tie Chairman Of the Lower House of tn
| Reichsrath, stating that no representative of th
Government viii henceorth be present At the sittn
whether tho vote the Budget Of 1868 and 1860 h
{ be broken upon the basis Of an undeIstapdins be
o the Financial Committee OF the Lower HouIe made
. declaration, intended TO maintain the rights oil IN
u patched by Herr Won schmerling TO the Chairman
i lhs Committee, will mot prevent the continuation
|
!. The Iusslan Government had informed that
Au-ria the nature OF the Russian claims in TefeIenc
= | 70 the plchies.
Q An assenbly from tho political associations
Schleswig -iolstein was About 10 take place at kend,
buIg,And the frusHian party unH making great effort
IN favor ~ resolutions Tor annexation 10 Prussia.
l. The grand Dnchl Palace at BTuntuck had bee
Is destroyed by tre, which broke out during CouI
; Bail.
o A Shanghai telegram Of January 9th, says "s
% Rutherford Alcook returns W ENGLAND, from Japal
Al by the ptesAnt mail. lie Ia the bearer Of oonver
tOn with the Tycoon, guaranteeing free nsvigatlo
10 in the inland ,ess Tho convention iuTtheT Gllo
L. the e,pAhli,hmenitf an English Consulaie At Sim,
uAsaki OF faChmeut, and rlIpulates Tor the paymet
by Japan Of an indemnity foi the erped tion 40 III
n- straits Of smCnAssk The relations with Jsp1n a.
a. | satisfactory and improving"
Commercial.
Ifperrooi Psb. 95- Ersn,ng Cotton sales to-da
1900 bale, intending 400 TO spcculatoTs and ol
porter. The market ciOsed hrmer with trihiu
- advance. Fair plands I'D. The aales on FridA
were T,ON0 bales, the market closing steady. Stock
port SIS 90 In es including blN1 balos Of AUeTloA
81 London, FEB 25- -Frsning.-Consols cosea la
~ evening nt 50 y 1R69 4 for money.
AMFRIC Az sTOgks-lnOis Central Railroad. B
he Eric Railroad. 33 aa.,t nVe-t. enuea bSab4.
,r LtuerpooL FEB 25.--Co1ro roS-5les Of the wee
37uUl bales including 500 bales 20 tPocuators, ar
OF 8,b0J baes to expoTHrs. The market 10 dull d.
cline OF lsisd. on AmsgtlSa. sad lad. on other d
.sript!ons the market closing hrmer Orleans Nj
an n.-A WNa H. I'D .Ana = ~