New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30


- a. ,-,h ana 9be City Of New.Yori was on
oueenstows at NOD on the sare day.
GREAT Br1rAIN.
uvas leci1cS NJ the receit pllya'e Meeu9s Va o ,So
aot SIN Cop pany thai SS2o OOO be risea lSf tne
,eat FaiterD at 10 per cent interest, occurred W
,e,opd ,rortgsye on the snip. nh
.t N,,, caset -ipoa. TyRe. In the course OF tne
speech which his lordi6p made upon the OCCASION ne
saded aslollows TO the state OF affairs IN .aneliea,
- .1Gen,irnen, let uslook for ii moment at another
mart of thc world atanother country, which, ior my
rsrt 7 have also observed with the greatest inter-
sat-the- United StNes Of America. Ii appears 10
mo thc5,t would be great misfortune 10 we woria
If TIM; experiment N free government which, though
rot carried on in Cacty the same principles as those
Of os,, own was conducted or principles which had
beenSeyised with great wisJom-it would DC, L say
avery great misfortune If anything were to happen
IA that State. tEheeIs. L am sorry 10 say ua'
,hoFe events ba1 happened, ana we now see TWO
partes conterdng together not upon the question OF
slavery-though that believe, Is the original cause
oi the coDact-not contending with respect 70 rec
Trade and ISOtection, but c0nteDdlhg as 90 H'ah!
states of the Old World have coniended, the one
side for ern,i.e snd the other for power Ear be IL
from us to ser ourselves up Jodges IN hs matter
but canuot help asking my,eh as affairs pf9Sresss
IN the contest 10 what good END can II lead
s,opposing this contest ended, by the reunion
of It's different parts, and that the South should
agree to enter agaiu with all the rights OF
that fatal subject of Slavery brought in
along with them IHunahl. That sub
jeet OF Slavery which caused, no doubt, the dsrnp-
tion, all agree, must. sooner or later cease foh
the lace of the earth. Cheers. Well then, gem
tlemer as you will see ii this quarrel could be made
up should we not have thote who differed from Mr..
Lincoln AZ the last election carried back INTO the
Dnion, and thus, sooner or laer the quarrel Wouiu
yecommence, and, perhaps, long civil war follow
On tie other hand, supposing the United States COM
pie,ev 10 conquer and subdue the Southern States,
supposng that should he the result of long military
conflict supposng that should be the result OF some
wears OF civil war, should we not have the material
yyospery of that country in great degree destroyed
should we see that respect for liberty which has so
lon distinguished our North American brethren, and
shoDd we not see those Southern men yielding to
force. and would no. the North be necessitsted to
keep in subjeetion those who had been conquered,
and would not that very materially interfere win
the freedom of nations! And If that should be the
anhappy result 10 which at present look forward,
ii by means such as these the reunion of the States
sbo,d he brought about is il not the duty OF those
oen who have embraced the preeepts OF Christian
ity 70 see whether this conflict cannot be avoided
Gentlemen l have made these observations to you
AEON matters AZ have said, deeply affecting ali,
5rt not upon matters IN which the Government oil
this country has any immediate power, or, indeed,
zpy immediate interest. Had they been cases of that
kind il would not have been consistent with my duty
No Foreign Secretary to speak 10 you IN detail upon
such subects but, with regard to these duies can
on point out 10 youifit is at all necessary to point
Ouf-ilHl
nationality by assertions of authority on the Other
sido. by conflicts aud disturbances occurring almost
daily in some parts of Europe asiwe as in America
ichee these it is the duty Of the Foreign
Mine.er Of this country, ii is the duty OF the head
of the Government Of this country, to watch closely
re 10 what happens; to respect the independence OF
MI foreign nations but not let 20 any part OF that
prudence and vigilance which becomes Ministers OF
England at this time; not to impair any part OF the
influence of this country because that influence may
be used in the cause of freedom and Of humanity
4" Hear, hear and cheesl; not to lower in any
Sespee, the power OF this country, because thai
power may be absolutely necessary 10 preserve the
fiecdom OF Europe to vndicate the independence OF
ynations and to guard her own dignity and freedom
kCheersl
a letter from the Duke dAumale announces tn.
appointment Of the two Princes, his nephews, a,
sids-de-camp to Gen. Mcclellan, and expresses h
siehght at the step they have taken and at their be
ing on the right ride.
The London Star denounces the existence Of 1
conspiracy Of political sympathizers and commercia
interests against the neutrality of England in rels
zion 10 the United States and the Rebel Confederaoy
TIE Star says the proposal is nothing less than that
England shall 60 to war with the United States foy
ihe purpose OF reoPening trade now interrupted by
eaelliOn.
mammoth iron. plated frigate Warrior had
maze another successfnl performance at sea Her
speed WAS l23 knots with AZ revolutions OF the en-
gines.
Parliament is further pForogued nominslly to the
e 17th December.
Archbishop McHae, in letter to Lord Palmer
sion directs attention TO the failure Of the potato
crop in Ireland and calls for the adoption Of prompt
precautionary measures