New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-31
GREAT BRITAIN.

The new Steamship Iibena, from Liverpool the
18Th inst. for Qh,bec pnt back "h slightly cainageu
inar merry. TIE North Britnn takes her place. Inc
st-amship Columbia Of The Galway liue had arrived at
Liverpool 10 fefair msges rec ived from ice. The
hip Piice Albert Is advertised to leave Ga'way
tie 2l.t inst.
In the lioure If Lords on the 10th inst. the Eal Of
Eleuboro ak Tie Government whether the term
"avi,il iorksd-" used III The recent Proclamation
WIS TO be Interpreted literally, with qualifications,
H., according 10 stiict ncarug OF the Pans agree
meht i, impossible to nntain an elective block
ade. lie completed OF the ya5Ieuese OF The proel@iha-
tio, with iesI ect to articles contraband Of war.
Tie raIl of Granville rel Piled that lawful blockade
must be mlautniu,d by sufficient force but IL WAS
not necsrsry render ali insress o. e,sipos be,
BIZ, 20 Ger i extremely diihcalf. WIN respect 10
otler question: he Htatrd that certain micies we're
lie sly conratud Of war, but that ce tain other arii-
c'e defended UPON slerlal circumstances ara ron'in'
penris Which cuulI only bee de, idei by Phe court,
s,,d wI ieb il Wa inpoesihle a. define beforehand
The Earl If Derby lid that there were Two ;sln.s
a, wi IA il WAS dri able that the Gov. rnmeat rho ud
come 10 an understanding with the United Sti e.
I e. proclaim bl9ehnue OF TIE wh ie s9ut EN- co
w,ic thew had not the force t. lnduiain. AlihOnsr
they uld lawfully blockade certain pois, wa Lo'
de,l abb, that they rhonld procJim mive b ock-
ade, but o.ly maintain pariial one Inc Northern
Sat, 81 % De- ne That they sbUuli tfeai pflvse"ie ~
r.s but thy could OF do go BY the law OF nations
And IL was desirlbl- that, Dowl sahdinK tue fto-
cl,maryn ttat il should lie 70 dedarej Such pe.alty
ence ty England.
L,rd Broo. h,n sGid piiyateeriug, according to tie
international law, war not piracy Int to Join an eX-
Iediiiop a.,snst power at peare with England wac
Iirn,ig at. t. constitute etirut blockade, such
fore must De m.irtaiued TO make the laesgc oil
il absolutely impossible; but this wGs very diiiieGr
Lord C,elpeiord denied the doctrine OF Lord
Bruugnaln relative 20 vivateere.
LofJ CAM tell said that EiH Granville had lait
down the law cplrecly with iespsct e. tie bl9csnde
and articles conimbai,d of wsr subject Of another
power, holding letters Of marque, Wac hot guilty Of
piracy. -
Lord Kingsiown said that the Northern States might
co sidcr tie ,-ople ui tc Southern States ar rebels
hra guilty of Lign treason, tut tlat tis would not
aIly to the sulccts Of other powers becoming phi
yatec.s. . "a. -
At preliminary meeting Of the Great Snip CON,
MANY the Chairman siid that contingent oicers nal
bee, given 10 the captain of the Great Eas'en with
rrs,. Ct to her employ nent by the American Govern
lnet and the Min,tefs IL Parliament would be asked
whether sne would be aufolved from the penalties II
clit.red before the Queens pros iainatign g'd out
QUEEN Victorr, he.d CONT at Buokil CHA Palace on
ths ttn inst, at wiki Mr.. Dallis delivered his Litter
of rrcnll aud presented Mr. Adams to bef Majesty.
Adelina Paul had created great sensation al the
Italian OIera-Iiouse Ia LONDON