The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-08
From Europe.

port.
. In the Eusli,h House Of Common. the ?6ih, Sir
j. wal,h asked lord Palmeu,ou whether the Gov. |
crnmont had received nom tho United States any |
form. ofhclsi demand for compensation TO American |
suhects for losse- sustG.nod by the \alama or any
other Confedsr,'e cruiser alleged " have been eJup-
LORD P,lmtrtop said correspondence h.d been
soins on for come time between TIE two Govern
vessels Of the came kind TheIo hNd been received
within the at few day, further eotre'pondtnce on
been time TO reply to y, lie mith add That IN mat
cor espondenco, In Nhlch each Government had
eI.sS..rI in N, no.t fi.nily an and Smic able terms
Nj Banter nted Lord Palmerpion whether, In
bo, We r.i,,nc5 ,,tsr ,sp,rnp.iY or in
CONJUNCTION Nth that Of tho nited state,, would
coast Of Cuba TO etIectuslly terminate the slave
trade.
Government invi'cd the Goy0rnment OF the uited
aes 20 participate In It. measures on s,, the se,,
neutral, aud lcl,ifefent rlght, which could not be
oNocone hut IA the pie'ent altered ea'e ot thlrg''
her So.e,n's Cove nncnt hsd icnewed tho app ica-
ton TO the United states stains that thelr ciurei.
employed In that tcU.ce would hc received With
every privilege and courtesy which ieionrea TO
friendly nation, Gnl that former iicn.tes no !ouAer
eNs'ef. No iCnIoscutgtion hAe been fuHi' ~ Ia GO
operation tie Cabs con'' bu, u thu aisrn,ci 70
cO-Vyeih on tie African COST lie h1d no donnt ihoy
would aso cordially orerLtc On the coast Of Cuba
Tho london TINS, in an editorial. trusts that
there 1, nothing IN the Alabama Affair which need
arprohcnsiou' Of rupture either now or at any
future t1le. The American commercial marine h-s
indeed suffered, but such calamity mu" hc expect
81 NNct mAfa'inc ana tAlihs state ehloIs mo
con. e-t with m onergetle Aui sru'e euemy. u Is
with clear coincidence that uc ''oNcrnnent Nhch
de, med every invitation 10 lhiclelH IN Ihu WI,
even hy Offer Of mediation, nos stands on in icsal
rfhi.aud reiuios to make any corI IVusaton, whose
| II has done no wrong
The lonGon DAILY NEWS hopes that II President
JohUson does no, intend give up the calm he will
toon rrofer IT, that the other the matter
may to hrousht to settlement. II add' " lord l'tl-
mcIsion's reply last nirht vcs very uns'tIac;ory
official d,mnnd had been made by The nted sta'es
| Governmcnt, or that It had not" The NEwH trusts
| Lnowins Vh,ther a definite oemanI has been made
ior indemnity, and -hethor any new demands have
| been made snce PRECEDENT Johnson's accession 90
po err and Il ,dd, 1--WE have not the slightest doubt
| "a 10 the inevitable reply
The correspondence Of the London hoRNISG rosr
| Gays;
The correspondence can lead to only ono result
| namely uHcouiit0uh reiI, 81 on our p.rt 70 inDen-
nifty ihc Americans tor the losses occaronsd by the
| chances Of war
The TINS, in another editorial on these claims
sy. that not snele precedent can he produced We
believe, for the allowance Of similar aim, under
similar cir am, tanrea and rule % natural Justice
cn,nnr us 10 pay tor mirchiof done hy the Alabama
| The TINLs questions whether the American Govern.
tLrso privaecis, and snrs tha, l. doHbtes, oui
dutv 70 prevent vhe Alabama snd her con-orit nom
! = "
equipment could lie obtainei. But vho.c part wes II
to capture attot they hal given u tho s1p Ash was
the nited states Government preferred TO emplc1
all thcir svainble seet in bloekadinr the enemy
eons', leaving u, 10 sunId eyeIy outlet OF our o.n a.
able as well ~ untrnsble IN law TO hold us liable io
every case In which the Confederate eseui we're 1o'
Quick for u.s. For thoso British subjects who did NJ
IN their power to thwart the honorable intenton- Q
tho Government we have not aword TO say bnI the
scs "e,e no' w an S iHa,yisrsS lave saiasi by tL,
untowsrd esc pc OF the Ahhanh
The new. OF the capture Of lofieron Davis creates
come sensation and anxiety, and the hope wrs gencr
ally expressed that he would be treated In no vindc
uve spirit, The Confederate loan h.d fallen TO 'Hg
The London TIsrs city article Ay-;
Tho scctias news cguseI COL sidei able anxiety. Pc
| lite nv il Wa considered mvoreb!e. The Iossib Il
Of dispute with Mexico, England o. Frame on dc
mtpd or ezrsdiuon ~ me SyenS o. ssgs1J ia
bur he public siil await witn extreme Interest VI
nows to the spirit In whch 10 !. nteiy 70 be aea
WITH, not merely from ts h.sr ns on the lew remain
Ing yrass OF the lie Of Gn lnfiVifuaI hut occtuse
tho ed, CT II have on the national reputation 10
futuIC generations.
, The onton Isnrx, before the news wm receive
oftht cGptule OF NJ. Davis. continued 70 uphold tn
rel lion, and talked OF a new wn in Texas, Lousi
ana and ArkAnsa, caused BY the government
!, Prc.dcnt Johnron driving the sOuthera people int
4 eHtremitic,
Several additional failures in connection with II
Boml ay trade are reported.
. FRASCP.
= London, Nay 9Ifh, Er nir1.-TEe Emperor n
poeon has written letter to Prince Napoleon stron
ly censtring his conduct In Corsica. lie says Il
Fi!p, NAPOLEON c-tab,ishei severe disclpllnsin Il
army, aud then in his government Tho EmPer
rnvs in the future lie will not doyiAe from the saII
, course.
London, Ndy 2sh.-Princo Napoleon has fesirn
~ his poet in consequence Of the Emp,Iols letter III
! tha prinre ia mis- Dem
-, cratic yiews generally, but more particularly for
tering hostile sentiments on the Emperors Americ
.r policy.
Messrs. wooihouse, Kenriet Co., an old Bomh'
firm ha Suspended. LiAbltics, flc0o0 sterling.
la ArRAScE says that the French and English go
erumsnu feel no disquict. Both have observed
ward. the United states tho policy Of oonciliAuo
tn They have ceased to receive from them tho mo
moderate declarations and they have no reason
lslieyr that ans untOWard events will occur 20 ait
their friendly relations
The Paris correspondent Of the TINTs sAys that z
DR., PATRlE ,ery narrowly escaped warning for hav
m publshei alarming news about recuitins IN 4
he ni,ed -tAtes for Mexico snd SAYS that the only
Of rec. fact In us previous statement IA, that Admi
Didelot IL going out to TG,ieye Admiral BJsse. a
w will not be charged With nay exceptional miss
IN whaever and have no other poSeD than those h'
IN. b. h.s predecessor
a The Paris CossTIruTIoSFL Of the 2osh, says
ur- We learn that the Government Of the INIT
PtAtes has taken measuTes W TepGese any attempts
effect illegal enhstments, and put stop 10 any p
ma oeedngs undertaken with the object OF pfepaT
dds emigrNnt eIpeditoua asNpst hoIieo In viaI''"