The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
THREE DAYS LATER.
Arrival of the China.


Haiitlr Nor. 2i.-The steamship Chins, from
Liverpool the 18th, ria Queenstown the 18th inst,
ha, arrived
The Inman steamship City Of Manchester, for New
York direct, also lett Liverpool on The same day as
the Chiua.
The liberation Of the Captain and crew OF the
Shenandoah Ia said to have been unconditional, the
British Government beng Of opinion that there are
no legal grounds upon which they could be detained.
Captain waddelL, in . letter to Earl Russel, which
10 published says;
In oheilence TO orders found my,ef In the Arctic
And OehOtsh seas far removed IRON tive ordinary
channels Of commerce, and in consequence Of this
AWKWARD circumstance, vas engaged in acts Of wer
until the 2Slh Of June. ! was ignorant Of the re.
vef,es suffered by the Confederaier, and the total
oblteraton Of The government under which &C Ell.
Confederate caule on the ID Of August, from the
British barIue Barrscouts, and deiisted immediately
from iurther act Of war until could communicate
With EURO can port and learn II the intsliieence
true. cou not have been sensible that The
tales tod by American chip mas etu we're true, but
mc.e!, upon the statement OF b.itsh cap ain ]
du.t eat. ought Tor y eccdent IN law wnels Tor
disposal OF the vessel but iound none. Finding the
authority questionable under which | acted,
imme iiatey ceased cruising and shqped her course
Tor the Atlantic. did not feel juatincd In dest
ing the hut the contrary, thought the chip
should ryyeit 70 the American Government. !
the eiOro sought Live pool TO earn the news, and II
REPORTS proved true surrender the ship with her
| gun-, pioiss and sppsIel compete 10 the Brush
Government, Tor sucn disposition as 1t should deem
| tper.
| The Shenandoah ww surrendered TO the Am erican
Consul ON the 10th, Who took formal possession and
placed her under Captain Freeman and crew Of hi,
| own selection, to convey the ship to New York.
Liverpool, saturday ,renin0, Nop. 1.-THE pirate
Shenandoah has cen handed over to the American
Consul, and captain and crew have been engaged tC
| take her 10 New York. Her late Captain twsdd II
aud crew have received an unconditional discharge
cNrArS wApprLL's ooSNEN,sNr uSBELrEF.
| The san Franc SEQ papers Of the ID OF August lss
announced the arrival there q the General Pike
with the following intelligence from the shenan
doah;
When Cnp,.In Smith. Of the WIi.m Thompson
came on how'd The shenandoah, Cant waddel sal,
to him, swell. Captain, ~ha"s the newsf" CAPT
smith replied that picsldeot Lincoln wes ss,ss,i
a'ed. ~ prepared To hear thatr' said Capt
Wsddell. eIut.nsy. Capt. smith added An,
General l. has surrendered with thirty thousnn,
leievc it," said tApt. Naduell, emphatiCally. Capt
smith assu cd hun that be hat the paper on boar,
with the IA ticulas Of lces surrender, but Waddel
rep led. "Its northern lie, Any how, aud voul,
Lot believe II II / ~" IT.
1uE uEnEL rI9ArE CLAIMS.
The London TUNES rays that Il Ia impossible for tn
American Government to abandon the claims for TN
dspreGaiions OF the Alabama hut Il " quite possibl
Jor a 0yrstpmem 10 Visit nothing, vet do nothing
We must prepare to be told that the United states
will Iito no Jot OF Its demands aud VII feoiyc IN,
right Of en'oIcing them-lut still when tle tompo
Of the people Is Gained, when commerce has had tim
TO renew tie links which bind the two nations 10
gcther when the memories OF war fade into the past
there will be little disposition to dwell, on un.o.tu
nate, but Inevitable onm Il e-coni lently dismsses
The London DAILY NLWs
, that Aulaf,o i'm. o,,, Io.,p,
direct cause Of war between the two coun ri,s lu
IL tus,s that somethins will tt he done 10 bring IN
ditpie TO IN cary prrc'c. settlement, for II l. on
I which can In no her way lie disposed OF. IL wou
be an .te. nal sglGco II lotA pOvernments shou.
confess them''lycs unable 10 hnd any but VIC en
, SO ution u their dh'cLees Tut the G Is "a ate
, nominal peace Nhi'A "Ss a-y VI The GiHadYhntage
oil war,
g., London Nor. ia supplement 10 the Londo
GAAErTu con tEins further .ut Ona CORRESPOND enc
a between Mefsgs Adams and RUSSELL relative TO m
departure Of cruisers for the lebtl. rom Husl aud
Eusscl. repeAs the erlum,ni that the British GOV
!. ernmeut acted uJon precedeut and .upplies memor
audum showing that s'ep' we've taken TO prevent mn
runi,h breaches Ct neutIaitg Every reprc,cntati o
az the American minister vas consideied immedi
.,ely, and referred, when necessary, to the Law
4 officers, without DELAY
- MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho ,,,issou Tor the tli, of ,nr Fnisn. o,en
- on the 9Th, ~ luhm. '' i.niaus mad applied T.
y ,n. Cont OF Queens Bench ir criminal intorms tio
y assin.t the mopdrtois Of Hy FI.rruAIs JorRNA
~ Tor publ,hing Archbishop Nllcns pastoral, the pub
!, hc.,ion reins Ike, 10 ldce the Feuiap, At tn
Il ,prro.ch.ne rial John Ioaoysn son of th. enineu
IL ,r.b antiquarian, had hoel rom United for tr,ai on
; ,.,ro. If tf,ason. BAL a. ,c'u ed He had boe,
D, Giving lecture, to ,h" forsp On "the use of M.
nis"