Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
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HknnKn, Nay a4.--Ths steamship China,
cspteln HepklsJ, JEFF Liverpool ~ 10 o'clock
% ne morning Of The lsth, and Queenstown
On he evening Of the l4th instant, and ar
Her dAsss are three days later than those
already received. .,-'....... .. d.
The China experienced heavy westerly
gales Me enairs passage. She sails for Bos-
ton - hnlfpasl O'Clock this afternoon.
The steamship Palestine, from New York,
sIiysd At AysrPoOiOn the evening Of the
Ths steamship Psansylvania, from New
York. arrtvod at Quosnstown on the evening
Of the 1lth instant ana val II liverpool on
the night ofthe 18th inst. ..3 -
The steamship Persia from New York, sr-
rived on crookhaven on The porningsof the
In the House Of Commons, on the 18th
eminent had r.soiy.d ~ vithdra : h.Ilissrsn,
riRhts from the eouth 81 vhioh notics NJ
been Given by Mr.. white. wss pot mt :
The MorniNg Stsr assunhes that Mr.. Whit,
hasinR been requested 10 poatpon. his ana
tion, Il IL now under the eonsidsr..ion On I'M.
Cahinet and observes: Though the with
draWai OF belligerent rights was no mere SEN
hmontal action, u would hays 6hs effect Of
,hu shut The Australian gorts 70 The shsp,n.
stonswail, the only two privateors now aaoat.
II would 'tsnd 10 expedite The period whom
the Government Of the Union viii raise me
blockade and permit froe intercourse with
the Southern States. ~
Tho Morning. Poa, In an editorial on the
same subject, says; "Mr. white postponed
his question In che absence Of Lord Palmer.
ston, but Il Is unquestionnbly one 70 which an
answer must be speedily given. The Con.
federate Government ceases to exist.
"The Eouth ceases TO be belliRerent vhep
Il no longer possesses the means II prosecut-
ing the war, and as IL has already rAads an
vsntion between Johnston and Sherman, no
cause Of complaint will be given II the neu.
tral Powers endorse the confession,
The DAILY Nslc, notices. ~ among tho
most pleasing features of the recent inte'l.
gsAee from america. the improved failing AZ
the sitissns Of the United States towards
England, and says there are evidences OF this
on .vSry hand, but they are especially visible
IN the altered tone Of their most representa-
tive RoSspaporS. Il elsimr that eircum.
stances have not only Improved he situation
and temper Of American 'iti1sns, but have
contributed 10 place the English character
and motives In truSr light. r... a..
In opposition 70 this, the Morning Herald
gives rumors TINT Sit r. Bruce com plains of
tho dlthcnlty Of maintaining friendly rsla.
tions with the Washington Coz eminent, and
that MI. Adams has presented claims for
losseH ~ the Alabama. '..a .a'
Phe Daily Ns'c' Of the, 9Th, referring TO
the above statement BY the Hsrail says:
Most persons are aware that the Govern
msnt ofthe United States considers that Il
has claims upon England for damage done
~ tne Alabama, and that our Government Ii
Oh contrary opinion. The question will come
on ior adjustment some day In the ordinary
mannsr, and We do not know that II might
not bs eonsidered now a. well ~ at any other
nms -. .-.
yobhson has done nothing. The question at
this moment stands just where Mr.. Lincoln
anu oepfodaions OF the Shenandoah
nave also been made the subject Of repro.
seneatioua 10 the Government. These repre-
Sensations we're made BY order Of Mr. Lin
nOtug anu ihI from being OF n unfriNUdlw m q