The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-23 00:00:00

1865.

km than two years ago to
woe bug and bm.si
• your owe ay few aseli
the
Her peat Bee*.
leaded a She eauetbare
gates
out have them—wet ow
ad ehouldbegaid wee.
Witheyn weighable of the
oust to hike a so*
ewe Wag mom to the
(Great apq) I suet
al nu& by his rowel
-:(appLisee)—w ail the-dir
loyal most he kept away from the ballot-boa. (Aagbere.)
The uses ranee. ten or doses years, and the leaders
tar life, well, yea will say tlib will he ;miasma
outsialy. Not at all so intended. Boers err Nig bbeb
staa mat not rote ; what aball I say note libleAkes el
gentlemen warily I say sato
OW be
born (Gust Nam. OW Tag as
born again, will yen vat dal el year erebe spirit sad
0/abrupt al
tase, and thee yen would eee Vat them b
ta oeher
she so great, ho wtbra iagotitada Mu. aa Ia
take born e heed of theme Hach =Mu the oreicels
with which they him eared oh'
He noneluded with • glowing eelogy upon the lab peel-
dolt, which wag remelted with hather 61110.114106.
boas of estanesiegie a
Al the cowhides rrfledliVii erbbeer, the Hoe.
Holuag Gaga= wee wallet for, who us forward es the
platter= He Wormed Mr. Smith's nuke. He said be
was in favour ef byte( sway pus who had aided Is
starriog or shooting grieosere—be did woe ogre whether: he
wee in the Northers or bretbeen army—esd sesiseehrg sad
'mobbing them.

the adeaseedeeni -ot the sail
7
Sir,--The mats which with ineressaiag emphasis
'Zibin' ear sallieed history, shred sod impress the
nged. We think that information is needed and
Gael required. We know that the interest which you
~.. felt iss the conflict which is puma. matinees to the
1 . " ollallErr. MUM lOW.
stages ed ite pecifioatioe and elem. Deanna: ding your
willingness to commenicate with your fellow.citiseas on
animal topics, we would be pleased eoald you address a
public meeting in this city et the Cooper Institute, on the
owing of next Thunder, the Bth instaat, on the presort
attitude of the drestory.
, " Hones DIMILrf, E. H. CHAMILILIORARD WOE
MIA Bar. L. B. BARLOw, C. Goer= Oeirreen,
Herrn Wain 8ee09311, DAVID DOOM FrilLe,
Hume W. Bet.rovre, Hear Sercerdt."
On the irreales of the Bth, acesediagiy, • nay Lep
waffisece assembled it the Deeper India* New York, to
listen to Mr. Narita Smith, apes the melded : " Neither
Legal nor Moral Right to Try the Reba fee Treason. The
Way toe Sure and Enduring Pine not threseeli Perfidy and
Vengeance, but through Justin and Love." The audios«
were thoroughly in sympathy with the natant% views,
' ad greeted them with frequent and hearty applause.
" The powers of my voice are such," said Mr. Smith.
rs that I fear I shelled be able, to make myself audible over
all this spacious hall, but I shall do the beet I en. The
Beath, in plunging the adios info this hand war, oom-
witted the great wise of the age; the North, ender
dens Widnes from the press and the pulpits to punish
the South, la la danger of admitting the mean crime of
Iffies age. (Appleton.) Lips sod pens no more tediums•
dal than mine can do but little to avert thin thing,
bat what little they can de shall be doss ; for, if ibis
mesa crime shall be committed, I shall want the eon«
knee of knowing that I, at hast, have so responsibility.
(Applause.) ALL over the North there is a clamour for the
blood of the leading rebels whom we have captured and of
those whom we hope yet to capture. I have so sympathy
with this elan ( Applause.) The South, by Lee's out-
rider, 1$ bloodshed ones, sad all punishment should
awn (Great applause.) Of coarse, I have no refer•
once to the agendeation of our beloved President. nes
to the starving of primmen ; let all merited punish-
ment fall on the authors of these infamous ad infer-
nal crimes. (Cheers.) My basis is sionigy that the Booth
shall not be padded for the rebellion, or, to use another
word, that the South shall not be peddled for
[lnemos. Now, I do not lay this because she hes
added. in my judgment, enough.or because the pro-
perty of her people is waded and she is reduced to deso-
lanes ; I do not my this because the South has not
bees gulity of trews ; bat I say that she is not to be
punished for treason, becalm we have agreed that she
shall not be. We cease into the agreement—very rake-
bully, I admit—to ended this war according to the rules
of war, by which I mean the rules of intim:deed law.
Now, I hold that our ooming into this &grummet wag a
trniosr_4s satire surrender of our right punish the The Dilmourriow oe PARddieffr.—Alihough
it is impossible to earn the day of the preragetion al Per-
South for treasoo. (Applaus to
e.) That we came into this
eseeseeent, to ceded the war according to the rules of Bern", with oseteletY, atm Hems to be little doubt that
"4 is manifest. We followed ~,,,her situ... 4 and sset,edod it will be one of those between Friday, the 71k, and Wai-
te de South bellogHirest rights. The Supreme Court of oar seday, the 12th of July. The presset date et public
anion unanhanalyeeknowledged three rights of the South. barium would allow the odes to be brallght to • di" by
Moreover, we have add epos this agreement. lensed of the let proximo. BO en OW will be made lie em°l4°e•
punishing, es ;rimer, ee trying, sesristisg, sod the private bedew in the Roam of Lade ; sad if it should
pomades primmer, for Weesee; we have trestsd appear that that ma be dose by the llth orlillth, the wanios
them se prisoners al war—se enemies at war with us ; will he m for Frolooffsd. If not, the Prosegation would most
and then, from time to time, we have exchanged Proms likely take place on Friday, tan 7th. The Prodirmatke
fear thee. the mew has toms from es ; there have been din:dying parliament would be honed and the write ant
out the Mae day, so as to enable the balk ee the barellgh
hummerabh truces between the enemy and ourselves for
parole ad other purposes, and there have been form;sl, as elections to be got through Ia the wasps dine the Mk, and
well as informal, sereneness for peen between the North than for the counties in the week sod* the 22nd of July.
FOR CIVIL SEEVICIL —This Morti-
sed South. Why, Os on occasion, we recognised her de THE EsTIMATES
Jade nationality, and all its outcoming dignities and rights, leg was publisheda general abstract of the grads for civil
he choosing for our commissioners of peace the President matrices for 1865-66, compared with the grants of 1864-66.
Wee& and the Secretary of State ; and these gestiemen We may state that the total of the novena claimer for the
did sot wait to have the Southern oommissioner coma to current year is 7,657,8721., which is • demean compared
them *nicely and pleadingly, but they honoured the cam- with last year of 155,8951. It should be observed, however,
missies:err of the South by going more than half-way to that this does not include tie sum of 780,0001. granted this
meet them. (Applause.) Now, all this, and much more year to enable the treasury to make advaaose for providing
than thin, including especially oar blockading of the new courts of jostled, these advances being repayable oat of
Southern ports, goes to show, beyond controversy. that the surplus interest fad of the Court of Cheasery.
we agreed with the enemy to conduct this war according to REFEREES ON PRIVATE BILLE.—.Thie morning WU
the laws of war, and such an agreement is virtually an issued the report of the *elect committee eppointel to in-
agreement to treat prisoners as enemies in war." quire into the operation of the Court of Rennie on private
After giving quangos. from Vattel, Hallam, Barks, and bills. The committee recommend, that the Court of
other authorities, Mr. Smith continued:—" The next thing Referees should be continued subject to alteratives
le the pedal of the guilt of nonce, and when the stigma which they particularise, with respect to detailed
of such a pardon falls upon a great masa of men, the effect estimates and the considerenes of the etetistke
upon them in mad. sad upon the common family, and • of alternative and competitive lien al railway ; hat, is ell
disgrace to human nature. (Applause.) For one, lam en- wee, with consent of parties, the Menge may hear ed.
tirely unwilling that it shall go down through all the ages and deuce and report upon the whole bill to the house. The
over all the earth, that millions of my countrymen were par- committee dm, recommend that when the redeems shall
doped traitors. (Great applause.) Another reason Is, why bare reported, in the case of any bill, that the estimate fa
such a war—a civil war—especially snob anima ours—should inefficient, or the engineering inelegant far the proposed
be earned oe ardor the law of war. Where great mama of object, the bill shall not be referred to a eora-
men, take very momentous sad very responsible steps, It mines, unless the house make an order to that desk
is not only charitable, but just, to conelude that they had • The committee further recommend that, inasmuch se the
very sincere and deep conviction in the wisdom and right- two members who preside over the courts will be celled epos
fantail of each steps. ( Applause.) Another reason why to devote their time almost exclagrely to the dating id their
• civil war should be cooduoted Roooedieg to the rules it office, salaries should be attached thereto. They also think
war im this : where such great numbers of men carry on • that they should be selected, u at argent, by the Seeder,
war, we may well believe them his been sufferieg enough. At se should also the other members of the tribunal, who, if
the closed such • war the voice of commotion exclaims : sot members or the house should also be salaried Aran.
—• Shall the sword devour for ever'—Pet up thy sword.' Mr. Henry Seymour intends on Monday to move
As it was said is behalf of she troubled Jews, • It as enough
an address for copies of letter dhow& by the government
—stay now thine band.' le the case of the rebellion in
Indeed, some detests or seventeen years ago, the British to Ma. Cobden offering • paean ; and, rd Mrs. 00bden's
gown-meet had the legal right to punish the ineumeste, answer thereto.
bat it is gratifying to me to know that that government did Meetings of the Schools Inquiry Commission
not go so far es to punish one of those with death. i
the held at 2, Vestorle•stre
(App--
we
plause.) Would you have had our Washington and Frank- reses res nth nnt., wh"
lis bed their noble associates punished for treason' ('No, there were present Lord Taunton (the chairman), Lord
no.') Moreerisr. there may Tot be many civil ware Lyttelton, the Den of Chichester, Rev. A. W. Thereld,
over the earth, end many of than' rosy likely M.A., Mr. Aoland, M.P., Mr. Banes, M.P., Mr. Ede, Q.C.,
start in the interest of freedom. Now, is it for America
to set the psided of perishing a vanquished ins and Dr. B'6lm ;and °• the 21st, when there Wir. Pm"
(Crier) of • yes
'e and 'Pte.') Now and then crowned beads Lord Tenntoo, Lord Ly neaten, Sir Stafford Nordede,
will succeed in suppressing the hopes of freemen. Is it Bart., M.P., the Dean of Chichester, Rev. A. W. Monde
for America to put it in the power of them aroweed beads M.A., Mr. Asked, Y,,,, Hr. Femur, yirp,, sad Dr,
to follow her example in heather the vanquished as storm,. mostinp wen also mid 0 i the 18th sedum,
traitors'
"(A Voice in she !Ludlam's—Mr. Smith, let me ask you
bit The Secrete" ease Pilmat 1"' ""h "166°L
ore quertios—' Do you mean to compare Washingtou ad Notice has been given by the Great Modern Bail-
Franklin to Jeff. Davis? (Cries of ' put him out' " fir.) way Company to the Board of Trade that their sew Ham
" Mr. Slav—Let zee replyr to this gentleman. He 'l°- are read'or f traffic, sad await iespectiee. The divided
fealty says the Gann of Washington sad Franklia w
hitherto declared will therefore be paid on the 10th July.
just, and therefore Washington and Franklin as
should not
be punished as trained hut in the event of • failure of A Paris letter in the Indolpentiones says :—" The
their purpose then this objector will go on to nay the Ream« will, it is believed, as usual, terminate the isnot
cause of Davis and Lee is unjust, and therefore they
at Biarritz, and the Empower will joie her then This idea
should be puniahed for that, I believe with the objector
the cause el Washington sod Pendia to have been lade support in the fact that the Queues of Spain will, la a
just—We cause of Lee and Davis to have bees math. go to St. Sebastian, where elm proposes to stay some
untold t mow suppose one of them crowned heeds time, sad take ma-baths la the harbour called Zenists.
that I refer to should second in suppressing the However, great proporstious an wog
made
at the Bow
hope of freemen ; now my objector meets all this ,_ ,
_,___
and says my cause is a just one wad theirs is an unjust on es. of St. noosonoo. wig,* is helot innefeneed into a
Em-
and therefore there is cause te has'. (Tremeadons cheer. prised, residence with the idea that the Emperor sad Eas-
ing.) The objector mistook me. I wee dosing with geese- peer of the French will OHM to visit her esthetic Mairerey."
Fa Principles, and not with general cam". New elm Some of the Paris journals relate the following :
time may come ere long when the Hungarians will rise o
wan to snort Their right- to isdspssdame, and perhaps • engem incident marked the edited resepties which
Austria shall be able to suppress them. God forbid thee took place at the Tuileries on the amain of the Empercw's
Austria should they have the noblest el all examples in return. His majesty, sitar Irving noisy,' the ,„,,,,..otu.
her behalf. The day may came whin all Ireland will lassos of ohs Dttdorostio Body, sprosotbsd sue
neo—,Fu;ish
rise top—(applause)—wbee oppressed behind will rise up—
oppressed, not because I fall in with all clamour ambassador, ffsfret Paths, sad addressed to bits some kind
I call her
whist Essieed, hat I tall in with all that are cum- remark. ma ambemeder bowed, bat without making any
palled to support religion disc to their own. (hp- reply. The Emperor added that he was always desirous of
plane.) I say it may acme whin Manua Ireland living on the best terms with the Porn. The embodied«
will rise up with great ussaimity filmiest Reese& as the beet a little lower, but still kept idled At a third phrase
Southern pout of your anintry eel ; and suppose the Em lisp .
government will spin be abn to defeat her, will yea allow mom the &Vase envoy bowed to the posed. bat still
the
this 'overawed to give an example in behalf of deed? 1 without opening his wrath. Everyose. Maladies time
(Never, never.) GI, I remand believe that my upright go- 1 Emperor, was adesideed, and yet the Ulnae of Send
nrovient„ with that brave and droop patriot, Andrew ! pasha was vary soma . sec he dots not ushoutod Fresh."
Johnny —(great applause)—would propose a breech of
faith I would call then vanquished fees my brothers ; Tun Kluwer' or TEL Gassia.—Yesterday Sir
they are dear to my been of hearts ; why, I would loathe C. G. Young, Getter Pried* King a with his
myself if 1 bad a partial, of hatred or renege for *M. snlinnonni, WWI sired for several hours la the o( the
(Applause.) If we have Wed them when they were our Chapel Royal, of t. George, Wiesner Oink, is removing
armed foss, ob, Onset ire love them now when they are ! the belongs mid insignia at the alkomold Heights of the
our Idles foes. (Anthem-) Now, I have spoken then , Most Noble Order of the Garter,
_sad ailing is their steed
words of khans, for our Scathers brothers. Let es call three of Earl ainnnnnn aid the Duo id Mislead, two et
them brothers—it woe's hurt ue—it will blase ea. There I the isewlf -melba heights., The bseliZi, sad et
is this «lase of starving, from whom did that 11l "I damn" enrelsowated e 1 • earn Gad eh
iosaiet
crime Dome' she red from the proelavory anktt—frent that . wen placed es the Prises of Wales's side et the *eh ;
soirit whin deleted all rights to the bleak men, ad did sot those of the Dike of Oterelaled, elloweed tug, m
ibis spirit oome from the North es well as the South ? Let bail fined oe the seeeratre's side, above the
so man deny it. Now, there is the smngsatioe of our late Sir O. G. Yosag ion .jlnn reneresed from Derse 'Am
President, where came that from' Nato from the South. Ibe wee seat ass ammo, al" b, the Queen le hew. She
No, it came frees the pry-slavery spirit. sad that spirit ' Omni Duke of Hens with the Order of the Meer, Webs
dwells is Northers beams as well as is Scatters, and as . =HAT maenad his Kits* the Rh ilit
Istessaly is one es is the ether. Now, do sot mob me out is Cell WM on* Ilee
al the hoses, awl I will way what lam tong to say. ' echieole—thot cell
awned el AT= Dte
(Laugati...) I ask whoa., Bomb. eves Boca. eau sot cab.
Neweaatle. The beaver of the late Mese thaseet
peahen of tbe Faith es welt sea es Reath ? I ask von. wax hulas shove his stall, while the este edam of the
be set ambled by the Nathan pulpit ad Northern blood who areheillh Thets ef OM under„ are the Prime of
primes as well by floatliera preens and Southern pulpits sad Prince Alfred. Grader es the Garter Tale=
sad Southern wages? There is one et Mann neves to h 7 Kies Edward 111. l• 134 L tan member ef h
doubt id. (Lender. A nice la the ' It's wily restricted to 25, enelele°ll the liteeeseille• the—ViTellill—a
• am' rmaisia..) mom saw wee a muse sight la the , the Wood sepal, red teesell• Ildness. u

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NG, JUNE 23, 1865.
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AMERICAN 0 z r Rol he up, bar poor mu
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ty, who has devoid nt -"of bis w pas me the Sean ; and that. is
it et /he aatl.slavery cease is loyal Wasp ballot-bos. (Gm
kawasate • traitor late • loyal ros
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