New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

teuapts Of The ysIioss coaniss in the Kingdom
| tons the formation % volunteer corps and eIpsiLs
the condition anter which the project is 10 be car.d
ont /. is provided, among other things, The. tho
volunteer Will be liable TO be called out in Il
actu a invasion, or the appearance OF an enemy 10
force On the coat OF 10 q reS~hsn arising OFT
Of either of thos- emergencies and that While thrs
n de, AIMS the volunteers VIII be subject 10 military
law.
Arrangements hal been made in London for holling
public ne, ting Ito be presided over by the Lord
Mayer 10 memorable the Government IN favor u
the non.n,ervention Of Englsni IN the continental
struggle. N. Ksssp,h was expected 70 address The
meeting, and speak in support ri the coarse proposed.
The came ACTIVITY Observable At woalwich
spj other doch yards il The preparation OF war ms-
terial &c, as during the very blight OF the Cnmean
war.
war supplement. to the official London Gasstse o
May 10, contains the following roy proclamation
BY THE QUEEN-A PROCLAMATION.
VICroRi, R.-Whereas We are happily a. peace
with all Sovereigns, Powers, and States
And whereas, rotwtnstaI ding our utmcs; exertrs
to preserve peace between the Sovereign Powers and
States now at war, h.~tIts- have uDhapply com
menced between his Imperial Majesty the Emperor o
Austria on the part, and hi- Majesty the kins OK
Sardinia, and his Imperial Majesty the Emperor Of the
French ON the other part;
And whereas . state of war now exists between hS
Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Austria, on the ono
part aud his Majesty the King ut Sardinia, and hS
Imperial Majesty the Emperor OF the French ON tls.
other part, and between their respective subjects and
others ubabitipg within their countries, territories or
| Aud whereas we ara ON terms of friendship and
smicsbe Intercourse with all and each Of the Sover
eigns, and with their several subjects and others IN
habiting within their countries, territories or do
! mihions
| And whereas grea. numbers Of our loyal subjects
reside and carry commerce, and poes'ss property
and establish ments, and enjoy various nights and prv-
ileges within each OF the dominions OF each 81 the
soy er-igns pntec,ed by the faith of treaties
between Us and each Of the aforesaid sovereignsi
And whereas We being desirous of preserving TO our
subjects the blessings of peace, winch they now hap
p,ly enjoy, are firmly purposed and determined Ia ab
Stain aliogetber from ticking any part, either directly
or indirectly, in the war now unhnppiy existing be-
tween the said Soveregus, their subjects and errtor-
les, and to remain at peace wih, aud TO maintain
| peaceful ana friendly Intercourse WITH all and with
each of Them and their respective subjects ard others
inbabiting within any of their countries territories,
| and dominone, aud 10 maintain strict and impartial
neutrality in the said hoStilines and war, unhappy
| existing between then
We, therefore, have thought it, by and with the
advice of our Privy Council, TO issue this our Royal
| Proclan alton. -
And we do hereby strictly charge and command all
our loving subjects to govern themselves accordingly,
and to observe strictly neutrality in and dunng tho
aforesaid hosti ties and war and TO abstain fro vo-
a'ipg or contravenipg either the laws and statutes
the realm in this behalf The law Of nations in rela-
ton thereto, - they will answer to the contrary
their peril.
And whereas, in and by a certain statute made and
passed in the fifty -ninth year OF bis Majesty hins
George tie Third, entitled " An act to prevent the
"ephsiirg or engagement Of his Majeetys subjects 70
"ssrve in foreign service and the fitting out or equip
"ppg in his Majesys dopinons, vessels for warlike
"purpuses without his Maes.y's license IL Is among
other things declared ana enacted a. follows
THAT IL any person within any part Of the United Kingdom,
any q h. Majesty. dYnsi eyond The sea-. .S
sd and obtained aforesaid equip furnish d. ont or . or
6 @ or. .,s arm. 81 pSs:
nsly si., In the equipment furnishing.
S s or % .. ny "a. h Employee ra a.
any foreign Prince Potentste any foreign colony,
PERSONS ! 'e o %ss any
EN-, % vi S.o or ' pyo 81 y
vita intent ho.s: .s,n.. any Ssse:.
Primes STATE or ro;en 49, or .sD;; the person:
province country, against the inhabitants say Srssa
Ms., shall not then be q, var snail within the unssd
Colony territory island or place Belonging or o T.. Ne
esty Issue or deliver commission for ship vessel
every such psnon 50 Oandins shah deemed guilty Of @iss
mesnsr ana shall upD eonyIcan thereof ppm Dyinfrn.on
bem q, the discretion Of The Court in which such offender ls
. sp and sSsy sss : w 81 y. a %s s
arms, snmsDiton and stores which may belong . OF 3:
be any Msi.Isy: es!,s s
By law smpoSss az make seizure: I any
under Of the laws Of Gust Excise ~s Of usts
such places and in such manner which The MAJ
Excise and the Officers Of his navy
Custom, and Exei., under the law. Of trade and nsys
and that every sptand vess with the tackle apparel aud far
ni;ore together with all the materials arms snaanion saA
oIs may s.ost Or &c on Sra Of :ash :hp %
court. hip Of . nay b. prosecuted .ea s.nAsmnsas
Custom. and Excise. or the swsof ti.de and ssyisson
p.on pat the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and
Ireland or IN any par Of bis Majys dominoos beyond the
pose first bad and obtained Aforesaid shalt BY sddns 20 tbs
the guns Of such BY changing bard
Or or procure 70 be Increased or sasnsa
.b ibosnFly concerned in Increasing susmen.ius
warike ship VI cruiser other
armed ye. which at The time Of her arrival IA any Of tbs
United Kingdom II h. Msstys dominiops shipof
cruiser med In OF any foreign prince.
State o,rntstr Of persons esecsns
,unDs 10 exercise any powers II soy.rnusn, In or any
the Of such prince Stats The L.
eoan nj S " amy ." port 81 sy s9.r.
or 20 sasrcs The pows,. o. every sss
shall upon being convicted aer-of upon any information
dictnet be- punished b. GIe pronmrn BY eber them,
Convicted
Now, in order that none Of our subjects may unwa-
riy render Themselves liable 10 the penalties imposed
by the said statute, we do hereby strictly command
that perSons persons whatsoever, do commit any
act matter or thing Whatsoever contrary 10 the pro-
visions of the said statute imposed, aud Of high
displeasure.
And we do hereby further warn and ednoDish al
cur loving subjects and all persons whatsoever ept-
tied to our protection, to Observe toward each and al
all Of the aforesaid sovereign, their subjects and terri
tories, ard toward all belgereDts Whatsoever, with
whom we are peace. the duties Of neutrality; and
TO respect in al aud each OF them the exercise VI
those bellgerent rights which we and our royal pre-
Iii a