The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-19

| cOmDanT with thp Princes
! Ciotlde, Nice, Aiaccio, Bastia, Tunis, Dram All
glers Malaga, Cad2 and Lisbon he will faka lao vf
other IN the latter city. The Princess will ret,rn
| TO France In the Jerome Napolann and the Prince
VIII cross the Atlantic in the Refine Hprtense, to
visit New York and the principal Am merioan ,,oPtal
tIs absence from France is expected to extend
| three months. ... .....i- - = IL. ..--.. ~, -
RIGHTS OF PRIVATEERS.- O.! .- .
IN the House OF Cnmmaus, the Sd Of June in
Russell said 8, .....: '-,'.' .' ''.'.' ""i"
My answer must be rather wider in extent than
Lhe question which has been put to me The whole
ha'tef has been considered bY her Slaiestv's Gov
erpment. and it has been deter mined alter ronE,t
ing the law officers of the CrowptbRt ordars sbr,,Id
De given to inerdict the ships-oCwar and
OF pnth parties from entering the ports and harbors
OF the United Kingdom, or Of the colonies nr do
pendences Of her Majesty with nrizas 10 ord
70 70 make Tue matter more. clear the House will per-
aI,o" me To read ar extract from the despatch
Whieh mas been sent to the ludia Office ana to the
governors OF the colonies: i.5... rd. .I,
Her Majesty's Government are a Won arc . " arc
aeslrous OF observing the strictest neutrality in h
contest between the United States and the so-s,vied
Confederate States Of North America With the
view more thoroughly TO carry ont that nrincin}e
we propose to interdict the armed sbjps and 81 80
the Prvateers of both parties from carving pri2es
maze by them into the ports, harbors roadsteads
or waters of the United Kinen6m or a1v of her
Majesty colonies or possessions q rosd lH.ar .,r
hear N'0"'
Inc orders went out to the colonies on Sat
nFday last, and they have gone TO India to-
uay. l may a'so state that We have during the
Psst week heen In Communication with the French
HoPeTEmeht uron this subject Il stated To fb4
French Ambassador. the, view tax en- by bhriM =
lestv's Government, and asked him what course the
GnFernment of France intended to pursue with re-
gard TO this SUBJECT The French Ambasaader has
Informed me that the French government pronnse
to act in conformity with the existing law Of France
ihst existing law is founded ur0n an ordinance
passed IN the year 1885, and the rnIe til vt in case
VI war 10 "hich France Is neutral, no prvateers
are allowed to bring their prizes into the ports mr.
harbors OF France or its dependencies for a Ionner
period than twenty-four hours They are not al
lowed to sell the earg0es ia auv ydy 10 disnosa
OF the prizes which they bave taken and after the
tWenty-iOur hours have expired tAev ara cbligad IN
Ie8ye the port. ThpreieLe toe caurse. pursupd hv
france Is not very different from that which we
intend to adOpt " '' ~
"A SHIP WITH REBEL CLrsRAHcE IN THE CLYDE.-
Tue irst vessel that has arrived in the Ciyde uith
clearance from the Confederate States issys tho
Ifeenock AdceTfissr, rf June 30, is the Monte
yuma, OF Liverpool, y. s, Captain Sus. which
reached the river couple Of days ago from Ss-
vannsh with cargo OF timber Her CLEARANCE ia
dated ''at Savannah the 22& dav OF Anil in tha
year OF our Lord 1861, aud the first wear of the
Independence of the Confederate stafes of A2erco
ing lorm OF clearance is that of the federal gov
erhnlent, the words 'United States nt A1nptica,'
helng carefully deleted, and those in italics sussti
tuted instead
From he London Times J,n,e Al
| IL ls said that President Lincoln has determined
TO adhere to that declaration of the Treaty of Paris
| which forhids the of privateers II is well
known that when this proposal was first made Ia
the American government il was dccii,ad ~ + :
ground that the European governments rccr-,;od
different posi on from tn e IN thu ntber.gfGe az
the AtIantie IT, indeed, England, France and. th,
hha agreed to respect private property on the
h'gh seas, the Americans were prepared TO enter
tam tue question of abOlishing spriyatecrs But
according to the cabinet ot Washington the Anar,
ican navy was too small to forego the privilege of
.sIIlhg stig letters OF marqne Now, it seems, the
tables are turned. The North lind them eves WIT
considerable navy, and their enefnv the Coofnd
crate States, have 10 navy at ALL. The ADVANTAGE
winch would accrue to the North by the Addition
OF ptivateering IL obvious. The result must he m
make naval war with the Confederate States i'm
possible. AT the time il is bv no means clear
that the consent of the North 70 fnregn the prvj!
lege of issuing letters of maruur would really nc
comphsh the purpose which the North has in view.
Az present thht privilege is consistent with the law
OF nations, and the South being now acknowledged
to possess begerent rights is entitled 10 issue sch
lettets and to have them resneeted 1t seems diff
Gull 20 understand how any agreement made BY the
northern states IN abandon present privifcpe can
dsenttle the South TO its exercise And tlrerefora
1t may be doubted whether the North can be .eari-
ously prepared to put end to oprvatecrinr uul,ss
similar concession is made by their Southern
! opponents. =. ...s-a =......, -
| WHAT ENGLAND THINKS OF THE r,prrrIr
! LENT TONE OF THE NORTHERN PRESS.
! , ..'t From the London Times June51 f.-
surely we nave some reason to expoytnlate with
tona the, ba os s t'ie AtantIc Tor the truculent
! w hat have we done How have we r1ishabaved
i ourselves? Why are we to be scoIded and fbraot ;
e "eu anu "dFheu wherefore this attack? Al
hrst few dropping shots spIsshed with some win.
| lenceln our own columns then a voAv wax and
denly discharged at us from the louvre TIotaT in
"iiSi anu now comes complete saivO of shotted
| guns rom All tue Northern press England is to
nc NJ ,naue war upon II sue shnuid but move finger.
| O Anna 1Sf mi, Al
=! AheriSa Is 10 Jnln WIN france and destroy
us-H Es-H we sh"u'u out cast snadoW OF a snip upon
tiT w'iteFs Oh the 1ooutn.
LA WI I we were a. " sF WIN Russia, America sup-
phea cur enemy WIN war steamers so ostentatiouS-
| ~ |Iat ".i VI 'heio' III Which the RUSSIAN Plenf-
| 81 80 -, ~ =, ''F", 20, &C" n'nseii IN tue CElna
2e's' was hatheu One America New, II We had
oeen inciiieu /" 'oiio" such an example, we might
very HAeir nave gota goou price Tor a feet Of
ih hs, I'm IN Gns hoathern Coneder2cy and
.S @ = ~ 20 20 ~ ~ :. ~ tt euoh "IcuPstinh LOT the NortiI-
' "a nm tHe'g ""a'u nave oeen no danger ot
- 49, Ia lt ~ iI''eHs'i"e' ' mr. 'nis we mtght
- - Iu"et "uu 'uon more, ana II we had done 1t
mn 20 90 thot oI hII It.I uIn IaoSuEge OF
60 a.. - 49,. us", c''uouBn we coutd mot
rat,,nion. Ill g. III "'eI p o' u"ing more ivan
trorv fbara dono ro,a IS a. ~ = g oh H,,e coH-
! ratnrned rood 10 I'll w I"'tss' '" nave
.-oa5a : fonSoI 80, ~. W. nave n"t ony
- " ma .'o'iahiat'ohs against ell M
| no haro daa.d AZ a,:Iy couulc', Du'
S @ esseu ourselves IN GOOD iafh and with
| 80, > e.; ST @ 60 W" P'e'shyl"n v, any PTlVa-
| '' 7''"| W. 90 i'in '"' N"ShYaruS we haNe
issueu ioroers al over he "nriu that n" corner ot
the ertn wheFe' 'ne bfltisn nag MES snall gave
10 .e ess1 oi e!tner oI tnese ." Q
,Lis ni.as or .boii ,,I,nd' w IL w Sp'fso 80 ~ =,
- / a Stn+on., 80 % " n"te n"t onIS
- h 80 e 80, ~ ~ I"'e ".ue" 'nSn WIN
rro,Is b. 80 - -: otIuiol' nrotn'ng
,,t Il - - ra . " ~ "a .ai' u. NJ @ tn'S NV, nv
! ,,.s,,,Id' ri :. r. - - IL 'e @ quaitei; II
c,l-' ,;th - Ji;, Il .i.l 49, "utu , % oe
81 b ~ - III, "ug nouI . these IL
.a, "u' ~ "" w nat tii's Is ~ our pow
81 we are Hl' iui'y Feso'Ftu 10 ho'o strictly TO our
p',' ,,n 9, " VI H'ao''Se :. ne t heutr'l'tt:
tYse'eisn 1 .y iacy VI re4erat hepnolics
SD ptils STnle,Ils repet democracy OF
J. az LII" ~, my apte". 10 'ht
Tact '.ad az, fact ,ys met al ;.. "s se as
80 snh.fI;o,, od ..Ioar - VIII It, lh'
dica,s Tho acti,,n af irdsnsndt 80 ~ III
Gatho h >cnn4act - inu;,,aS Pinsa U
.n,iI5 noatam,d - go, Nv, '"'I ''auEe uPol
fyad f,r,s ot oo-,arnt - IL y nc 'S'ics .
| ramiliar I'm m k, Tho ola e. "eeu l''o
than. =; ~, ,.'e "' it,e'si pu' mere we nav,
pA; " ~ fe' Ju'V % We nare 'ieiu ln Aus'ti' W
! - -;. - no".''', w w, 'ue'cn the 'iSnt VI H"'
eSssHi " 'ue ulih"st' washington chh haEe Nv m
-" ~ ~. p''e ~ Sn'ereightF over 'i""'g,I'"s'E t""u
one htns o. naples had over oltliy, anu
lathall, VINO Is tht only American "n" eve, yei
came to JUS IN difficulty t. prove 10 US that p"HC
is thicker than water, ~, when ne goes sn1at Ger
/ taiuly not more of pirate than was Garribafdi
| As We treated @arIoatui S" we tlnst treat 'fmmo
| upIe iaiha"' 4, n. =,