The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-30

The confirmation Of the blockade Of the Chiisn
ports caused copper to advance another 10 per ton
matins a total rise Of eco In two dsys
An influential meeting Of merchant. and ship
owners Interested In the ,rsic Of the West coas, Of
America was held In Liverpool, on the iTth instant
The conduct Of fs7ain sronsly denounced for II.
tuccsneerins acts, and General want Of political
mo- att re.o.d'ion vas passed to the effect that
the coure puruei iy The spanish AemirNl, ami th,t
memorial .nould he dispatched to LORD CLARENDON,
requesting the bovefrtuent ehouli take prompt Ac-
tou ior tic pro ecuou OF British intc iesv. Thi,
iesoIu' ion vas unan mols.y sdoptel, aud depua
Ton ~m appointed to prCsent q memorial 10 Lord
CIarenpon on tn. morntns the steamer 60 led.
IL vustatej In Liverpool that blockade runners
had been fitted Ont, and that II was quite probable
some would sail on the DAY the ou. len Liverpool
The TtsEs Saws the meeting at Liverpool was one
OF the most influential commercial meeting, ever
held In Liverpool. The rfNEs, In leader, declare.
that the interest ofovery kinedom In Europe . weil
s every republic In America demand. that the
complaints spain had made arainst Chill should bo
authorit ltiy,ly relukei. England France, and the
lued states cannot suffer the rights Of neutral
ZION, 10 be trampcd on. In face Of these dangers
an ab'oluie non interference A Joint r,monslIsnce
OF the Great Povers cannot si 70 recall tho spanish
government to the consideration OF legal principles,
which stems to have forgotten, TO the Of
wrong, which IL has too hastily authorized.
LirIpool, Nor. lS.-A deputation Of the Liverpool
merchants had waited upon Earl Clarendon In regard
to tho Gillian troubles, and the interview va. q
very satisfactory one. There 10 every reason TO hspo
that the Government will take energetic measures
In regard to the matter.
FRANCE
Ia FRANcT contain, an article directed as.ins, the
rumon Of s.ended territorial notifications attribute
ed To the Emperor Tho writer SAYS France does
not seek any territorial assrsndemsnt, she has no
desire whatever TO reconstruct the map Of Europe,
but other great powers wish to oyorthrov for their
own ptoht, the European balance OF power, France
would he compelled to iorfy her defensive Positions
TO take precAut and her safety, while
te.estsblishing an equilibrium which would restore
10 her those guarantees the changes esev here might
have des Toyed.
An Imperial decree had been published reducing
the French army by about 10000 men. The reduc-
uon will take place at tho expiration Of the various
terms Of service, until the strength Of tho various
regiments have reached the limit Cred by the de-
cree
The Paris PArHH says Marshal Magcnta viii
shortly proceed to Austria The ssme journal nsers
that spain b not unlikely to accept the mediation Of
. third povoT in the AFFAIR with Chill
Copenhagen, NOr. 1.-The King Of Denmark
makes to kcssrs James wyld C.pman. 4 Co, a
concession for laying . telegraph between England,
Norway and North America by way Of Greenland
Commercial Intelligence.
LiusrpooL Aop. Is, +. H--Cotton Ia hrIuer and
Of which <OOo were ,Akeu BY speculalors and sI-
Bresd,,un, steady.
Proyision, are unse tiled, except lard, which IL firm
50 niinoh Central shares 81 aSl Y: Erie shares
sss; United statss Five twennsA OS's a04