New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
ENGLAND,

The Paris correspondent of The London Tame'
writes the discussions 10 the ecommon-bneOtpol cy
10 be adopted by France and England on the Ameri-
can question have been again renewed. The subject
has been moOted before, bat was postpobei. foS-
Kby information brought over by Prince Napoleon
may have contributed 10 make the Emperor more in
cli6ed TO listen to proposals which might be made IL
this respect by England.
TIE LOSd0A GiOte gives prominence TO the FOL
lowing paragrapb
ave learn from authentic source that notification
has been issued affecting trade with the Southern
States. II would appear from letter Of instruc
tons issued by MIR. Menninger, from Richmond on
the I'D Of August, that the Confederate Govern
ent authorize vessels coming from foreign countries
u enter any port ON the Southern Co st. declaring
Ruch port shall be considered proper port Of entry
for such vessel II the master or owner shall without
DELAY dispatch messenger to she nearest collection
district, 10 order that revenue officer may be cent
by the Collector TO take charge Of the cargo, aud
execute tue foralities required 10 connection with
tie entry Of goods
At Conservative demonstration in Essex, Cspt
Jetvis, q meuber Of Parliament, exlaiiaied on The
war il Aueries and its effects on England. He ar
pue in favor of the tight of Secession, and urged
ibaf the people of England should give such strong
EXPRESSION of their sentiments would induce the
Government to act in accordance herewith.
I've Times, iu an editorial on the day OF hntnni :
soa in America, says that amid all The turmoil OF
war, a change IN the morals Of communl'ies can pe
slesesjed and that there is faint glimmeTing OF
new dawn. ana says that intelligent Americans are
Inclined TO believe that The return OF peace, though
IL win show mutilaton, and give 10 security agains
more secession in future viii be the era OF 9etei
aud more orderly Government IN the Northern Ssaao
gesanSss17s.I1yy. y
Docor Rnsselfs last letter is dated Washington,
Oct. A." IL it he alludes 10 great EXPEDITION tc
sail the end Of October He says that the Govern
meut H. determined ~ open cotton port and II don
believe In the oatbs of the SOutheIners that the,
will never give Sale of cotton 10 the Yankees, bu
think the temptation of the high prices preyaiin.
will attract large supplies Of cotton to port for eXPor
tAiion. Thss Government monopoly may b
created in cotton, and strong protectionists Gov
ernmept will scarcely fail TO put on q screw Will
foreiga customers.
Tue writer links that, for the present, the larg
ports Of the South are tolersbly rsfe.
Tie owner OF the shy Boyne has brought forward
grievances against the Federal Government for pro
hbiug thai vess' from entering the port of Savan
nah before the blockade was established and claim
compensation for loeses.
w. Sherman Crawford, a prominent Irish poll
tician and ms mber Of Parliament, is dead.
Tie oficIl trial of ttSe speed of the iron-pl
higate Warner reeolteI in an average of nearly ii
knots, which places he, at the bead OF the Brtis
Navy N speed as we'll ne in all other particular
The histe speed attained over l6l knots.
a nesting had lJeen held in BirmiOgham relatiN
80 the Gotten suppSy, snd in advocacy OF the esta
bshnent Of eott0a industry in Afrrs, ss the mes
Of destroying he slave trade.
The Boy. Highland GarDett Of New-York w
among the speakers, and advocated the introductit
ofcoIssed Eur,lies from America into Africa.