The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-08
From Europe.

The CuuHrd mall steamer China, Captain Andef.
sou from Liverpool 25th and Qucon,to~u 10th
March. arrived here yesterday.
IL is couhdeu,b expected that Furope and America
will lc ia t,lefrapLic communication before the 2vIL
oi July
ANRutciN ArFuHs ~ PARLIAMENT
In the llUuso VI Lords, the 23d March. Earl
Russell. ia laying upon the table notification from
Mr.. Adams the American Minister, OF the Intention
Of the Government u tile uited states. te imtnat
tho Reciprocity Treaty and the convention regulating
the armed ioce to Le sep; upon American lake.. said
that the treaty would terminate within treNs
months Of the day which the receipt Vi tho notice
vas acknov lodged
lie could not denv, anor tho arts Of c nspir.
acy and violence which had taken place upon the
lakes that the ulted States completely justi-
hed Ia giving notice Of their Intention TO terminate
The Convention. II vas not to be expected that thoy
would -ubmit Issi,cy to such acts OF violence with
o sl'p' 20 prevent Their tcoccuffence in iu'
utcd states considered that II Nas no longer for
their intrrcst that the treaty should continue: hui
there might De circumstances which would induce
the Goyernmcnt Of the nited states desire r.
uew al Of the treaty, with certain modification. which
might l. deemed aivsntAgeous aud iust toward the
uited States. When Mr. Adams informed him u
the result OF the ucsOuatiOus which had lately taken
Vlare lctwcen the Precedent Of the uicd rtAtep aud
the AGENTS Of the Confederate states - had express
ell TO NJ. Adams hope thst Nhgn hr prosentod the
no ice Of hr termination Of the Ktptoclty Treaty he
would be allie to state that the nitcd states would
agree to ARRANGEMENTS hy which sm.il and limited
armament might b. kept uppn the lakes Tor the puT-
pose OF police ON both sides, and nHo to the renes-
al of the Reciprocity Treaty on terms 10 be ulti
tated leoro tie treaty ceased To he In oerntion M
Adams Lad not teen authorized to give ay assurance
on the subject A. present, but lie had used words
which had Induced him Iord Eussoly ~ hope that
such cout'c would be pursued lie WA convinced
that here lordshps we're all anxious that the a.
tons hetgocn ENGLAND and the nited states should
contnn" ns ihtI nov we're, OF pacific and friendly
nature and 70. hs part he should greatly regret IL
All, thing N.e occur IN ENGLAND that would tend 90
prevent tuch result from tak ing place Al the
tine be could not but think that Aps-sons hsd teen
used IN speeche- made IN the other lioufe Of iarlia
nent which NtIe calculated 10 excite sn uniavo able
Jar to tp"tch which had hoen made, declaring that
ENGLAND had Arted n4luiN tnyHIds the t,oVeru-
mcnt Of the United States He thou 'ht the Gov oru.
mtht OF ihe coun y ana the country ilfel hAi been
,iully accused. one Of the con plsius that
fnt and without piol"r c'n-icrisi had granted
hliseent character TO me toniedt rate SAie- but
tle n.tei states who conceded the character Of
belhrernts OF the Soltltu states Any one nc
quAintd WIN the Ia" oi nHtohr kue" perfectly
well that although a country Witht put down
an insurroctOn against ito authority, It hnd no
power OF right to interfere win neutral commerce
! without giving 10 the insurgents bel igefcnt
character when the United STATE. declared the
| port VI the Southern state. 10 lc ia state Of
/ Lockade, Fir A. Milne, commanding the Ehti.h
iorccs IN the American sss VIote ior instfucuou,s
and proclamation wus lsruci declaring her MJesty's
neutrality letveen the leIWereuis, From that mo-
uent, her hAerty's subjects we're bound 10 take
part ia the conflict aud they dso % ed her Mslestys
commands II theg gave aid ctA-i 10 party Or "
/ tie other. Having defended the steps which Cow
eminent had taken IN the cssc OF the Trent Of Ihe
ALBANIA and vi the rams tie noble Lord said he hud
every reason 10 believe that thofo vas nothing In the
| Ielstons hetwecu tn'lAnd ad the nited states
which could give riie to any nppeLeu'ion VI hOsi-
tiee. At the time he t,t bouId to say that the
partial courzo taken ly her MA ruty. Government
LAd ieen impedcl aud endangered, nom time 70
time upon side by the patsaLs Of the North, In
declaring that the country vac unirendly aud hostile
10 the utod States and upon ihe other by persons
Who were constantly violating Tie neutrality Of her
Majesty, aud Tor their pIuit carp ING on acta Of
| hostility Haiust one VI the btIigtitns' sir Bruce
would sot our on Ssulday tD lrprRcut her MaJtstys
Government at Washington AMI he heiieVed that the
l dignity aud honor VI the country "eto saio IN his
hands. lie lHnented tha lad lS0us was disabled,
by the nlAls OF hia hehth oh Itl9l nlhg ~ AAliug
ton. he papeis produced Us Lord kussel were OIL
/ deTed TO be- laid upon the Ia,.e
"cASApA pEfEoE-"
In the House OF Common, on the same evening, the
Marquis Of Harrington in proposing the vote Of Esll-
~ TOR works and Dudiurl, iueuding G5lVO Tor the
iorihcatlons Of Quebec iOr which tlo total estimate
is G4O0OOv, entered iuto explanation OF the ln,en'
tlons OF tho Government with Tepct to the defences
| Of Canada He ohser, ed that noe me UHitst Sai,s
| had become great military IuuHr lt Nas ne,
sAIy 10 place Canada Ia state Of defence. lhe Gov
| erument did not contemplate ioiilb lnS the Whole
frontier OF Canada, hut 70 ioruiy hoAleAl and Que
| tee as The most vital lOini,.
hr. u. i. Beutiuck objected 10 the shole scheme
\ OF tie Government. ca ALA could only 1e dei'uded
by naval force the llkes, according 10 the
Of Colonel JeryOis himself And a. II would be i'm
possbs 70 garrison these i0rtlhcAtoLA he moved the
emission Of the itSm " EbbuVJ.
Lord Bury did not believe America would attack
CanadA but he thought the country should 10 pro
! pared 20 resist should such AL attack be made.
| Mr.. Halliburton ridIcuIsd the ldeA o. sa9aciOus
| people like the Americans at0mpung the imposslbe
issf Of spnsIins British America
/ Nj, pIasssA kAa ~ hsIIsusa " IpgpSrling Ne