The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-31
From Europe,
Three Days Later.

forfi1nd, Jon. ol.-The steamship Peruvian,
from Liverpool the i9th has arrived. Her news is
three dayslater.
The gale prevalent when the Cuba sailed was
most violent and destructive. TIE "a of the new
blockade runner Leila, oG Liverpool, was q mos,
disastrous ,'air. Ouly ~ 'csrsn were saved out
Of nearly 60 p"rons on b,ard. The he boat which
wen to tre was also los, together With s-vor
OF She crew. There were serious disasters else
wnerc at sea and on lsni No material damage
had born done 10 American shipping,
The british war-ihip Bombay WAS burnt ~
Montcvdeo, and rs NJ her crow are supposed to
lAvo lccn los,
The London Trivia editorials refers 10 tho rumor
that the rebels contemplate emancipation as
means % securing European r,co-n'tion, and
p'in.s on; the tuhhty Of such n 'tcr As to the
idca OF accepting a protcctoratc Of any European
Government rather than submit 10 the Y nth, the
TIIne regards sho ilca ~ visionary, and knows no
European power likely to accept such an mprobO-
lie ofyr.
b.auotier article I, ey,,rosse. the hora that, for
the sake n the Unii,i S'at"s nHd Clnada, the Re
ciprucit- Treaty may continue Both communities
w ll b. yrcatlv injured. vhi'c No apmec.atl, mis-
chiei vii he dono to England.
M"ssrs slhoolGc anu Bright had been address,
ing their oonssitu nts at Brrninshsu. The former
expressed regret Al the intention Of ,hc Amer cans
TO terminate the Reciprocity Treaty and to place
guntoats upo0 tlc laEcr With rcgGrt TO nom
ptcryoAtiou b, sail no was not prcTaicl ~ ioin
IN / Icy vI'ch would flt,getl or ovC-' ol. tie
iuigiiCa ono patton might il'iot uIUu another.
Nj Briglt cXpei'aiel on tho trlunpl of 40 non
Intervention policy iu Bdt.sh Io'itcs. In regarl
TO parliamentary reform, le said II could &c II, Z,
he put TO eepth could the nesro question in the
AnepcSn Cons ress- for though It was ulNays voted
great nuisance and not 70 be talked al. Vt, Amer
iea ID nov in deadly conflict with the uCgro stgnd-
lns forth IN large proportions and daily sguinc
f.crlom. Mr. Bright uNd many stronl arguments
IN support ot the EXTENSION OF tie frg.nc' Use. H.
pointed 70 the order and tranquility with which
rllors voted at Tue recent P.osGtut'el election Ia
America As Ic-'ards American iA.rs te bsii no
purp sciy abs.a.uci irutn uuy ohscfN s'iouB ~ n
thoI snd ana lnournful revolution which wAs tax
iug place
Nj. Baxter, NJ. r., had been delivering .ldresse,
st Bairgowre Ssotlau d,on the American quest on
lie eulo 97od Mr.. Lnculn's SdmluiPrauon, and
was eiuphHLcally 10 isyur of the Norm. lie lad
perfect confidence IN TIE abiity II the hI-tn 10
Dr'iG 'ho question to most sats!nctorJ solution.
Tue Liverpool Posr says .Ast extensive oriers
for army clothing for the r1te's have ucon cyccut.
ell IL Liverpool. Lately, twon,y thousand uuilorms
were made fer the rebel artillery.
A duel took place recently Ut Bois dc Bouogne
between Count ralleyrand PoricarI recently made
u p-'e 90 hon'morcncy, and N. De Larockfoucsld,
Duke Doudeavile, one Of the plaintiffs in pend
ing tult " Preyol. the former assuming the Mont
morency Liie They fought fifteen minute, with
5" HGN whea l4aro nefoucluld vas wounded in
/ t.e arIn' ana h.snlLes were stopped. Count
Pt1gar1 also received two sl.,ht woun s.
! Is is ssseriet that the Eupcr-r Nln5l,on has
| nominated Prince Napoleon az Recent Of the
/ French empire in The event Of his iertt.
TIE p IS cncyol.cSl letter is the lead nc theme
| Of i scusson in France. To prefects had been or
drroa to report on its cfiects. The goyernmont It
said contemplated arerious step in tho matter.
| Il was rumorod that there had been a difficulty
/ between the French md EngliS' military suthori.
Too at Alden,
The speech Of .he King Of Prussia to the Chambers
| profc'lod & desire 'lr conclIauou ulth tho Cham.
bore buI the 4ctern lpa.oa 70 MAINTAIN strong
military organ .L.,Iou. The C.tmuers re-o.ectec
Herr Gr-to~ president, who bis speech de-
nounced the course % the government lie Naid I,
sought ey military suocnss ~ silence pgpl.c opin,