The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

"a 'oh s'Se, 1Eepts DO 3tu s,lroe H.. &c pie Of
coopeed &c flh fer latsr.' The rM stana msesss
OVID efsr I'm. sosr ,rr. re,at uc, ted YOU :rfo
~ Lae qaea'iot Th!ca hay. bo.n reqaesec to ask IL
nhe'aer $ noe intel ded muedaleiy t, increase tho
bsst euaton o. the soutbcsr ard 70 nave egery
vesse exauasd % ,ka! Ens':tmcr T-ish~sq ard SUB.
On teayc Amertcc reelf shall ha,e IN cuco-.,.ny Of
0d'3 cAog - tdeN eg 1cfsh q do s. have received
-et'els .sfm Ee1 on whom cs1 derend aad they all
sAe that Occurrences such hare a1yerted co b,7e
ALREADY taiAtn Place, AID more wlt and1ubtsdy foloE
,niss Eng and acoo;s more :sc!eed tone we hivo 40
Tea1 70 81 down nSd Occupy oc-sevAs excusi7oiy u
1usr.el.ps aooi' the pApe- datles--(iueheE' whiis
OF sehow a-oecs are suffering by hapdfeis and thou
ea1ds tn tic nands Of ste sa7ages.
&r OSLO ays--I mrs,, a. gbis early stoee r.5tess
sgsSns, sse rasde q and the aea,aec,s
pressed By ny kaha,sl tieni the reuabee for F1s
qrestoa Hs tsks ot rei.sb.s :nn1rstoa which he 70
ieceivtd from certain f':suds c! h.s but also n
e 20 TIE stsesmeats nsoe by ire aoooyask gentleman
daughter SIN not only III position 70 oeay that aoy
q these on,agss have been committed IN the Southern
esaralts ogiiai Be- s snl,iia Of N.w York IN one Of
he sossh,s esss occurred BY teen, There the general
commanding, on the pretent That one Of bis mer had
been prlst iet By strychane ss,.. an order Of n, dSu
tArsosniD9 to ra Stare into erry mans hsus. enc G
ne .loss 80 murder hei1 matrs such the general
ccurse TIE gelera referred to la HxaAD] Therefore,
let ss pe led away By Old vyes tales lac appeals to
Ss es II this
dc hope TIA feeling II the House vii be strongly express
ca against snyhns Ike debate upon this subject ut the
that honor able gentlemen VIII rot be tempted to follow
mv honora friend, but VIII rather initiate the judicos
seses 'sash NE ,oe ioyd hes a9aasi maintaid on Ass
Ny. BseHr-i think nothing could be more uiudcious
Or more unfortunate than to read from private letters
sccouns Of particular ourages said to be comm tied IN
Amer ca We know, before war d terminated there or
anywhere ese there will be ortrages enough but Of this
well as "a the South and il the South quite ss much az
IL he Nor'a, there wt he he greatest possible dis.
poeition % avoid anything which can brig about
could ts mere ua!ortunate for the South. nothing
could be more unfortunate for the Nor.a, what,
ever quGcels there may be etween the wo see.
tiors Of tie American republic than that Inc quarrel
should extend TO This country feel confident that we
are net more anxious 20 remain at peace with both the
sections than they are to continue gooc terms with
u.s. In the policy which the noble lord has annouuced-
that Of strict cordially any other
that policy not confined merely to the government
hut Individual members OF the Hou6e were as .er "a
possible 70 ADOPT ne sameline Of action {near, hear
al unhappy thing that thsse c;ssens should hsye
arisen but let rs hope and hope still, That among
population more extensively educated, probably than
the poPulat ON Of any other country "a the world may
yet be possible 20 surmoun. the difficulties which
have arseC N that Country without those ex,euaye cru
elites which almost always &C company civil war with
that expression of opinion WISH to make re,uestsnd
the House. am sure. VII feel thatI only asking what
is reasonaoe and prucentthat should avoid much
as pcfsiDe, dstuasons on nstters which believe we
cannot inhuerce Tor gcod hear hear)-bu vito regard
70 which we may create state OF feeling, either the
COVER Dmen 10 preserving the line action which they
have lad GOWN. (Hear hear .fh'9E
MI. ERsuoQRY said II really must the House not
TO be ED away BY stories and by let which gen
tenan has received from another gentleman on Hho he
places the most implicit ell ance but who very DIT baby
knows nothing OF Inc matter than the gentlemau
who communication with such perfect faith in
the accuracy OF M cettens AS TO the nonsensca TRASH
OF snt collars being offered by the Confederate States
Tor every maa pat TO oesth 90 board American ship
the HOUSE knows perfectly well that neither letters
newspapers accredited iufct Of any kind can
The borders Anything which does the light s cut
rto clips ard pnblhhed ia the New York papers. Very
few communicable Of the kind have reached this country
and they are principally the Slate documents which have
been put forward by The South better erisence
the spirit ~ Which sey are animated than ~ yeersns to
he tate address IF President Daris and MI ask tie
House 'saetr Il trstes singh Of those bucdtlirsy
@'easd, se,'ia'e opi,itns (hear, hesr,) which
my honorable 'rend Is anxious to impress The House
10 take ihs opportunity CT say ing that shall certainly
bring foTra1d m, motion ca The f,de of The recten ton IF
the matter VIII re fairly discussed and 10 the mearttme
that we sha rot throw mputations party Or the
Mr. BoyrBF-In me question Of notification Of block
ade which reference been mace matter which ia
very important fef the commercial interests OF the
try, is involved The rule, believe, is ths;--Pubhc
notification must De given 10 the state Of which
tra who eeels to violate blockade Is member tefors
he can be he'd 10 have subjected himself to forfeiture
CT his vessel and goods actual have been
given to the neutral himself The House viii see
that This s most lmportar, question because the in
tent to sail to bockaded port, which neutral
merchant has received u notice OF blockade, is cons
dered as violation OF reutrslsy and the ship will DO
cordre! in the prize cour. Of the capturing
Power BE wished the noble lord would st ltc distinctly
whether or rot the mercantile interests OF this country
were to understand that pnbllc mobilization of blockade
Of the ports to which he lad referred woui DO given:
OF that merely an btimaton OF the blockade to neutral
ships arriving on those ports would be given 10 them
LORD j. RrsssI1, who WAC very ndistincty heard was
understood to sag i cannot give any further insorma
ton TO my right honorable friend with regard to the
blockade; bit the papers the subject will shortly be
laid on the table, and when they aresuomted the Houee
will be in possession Of the exact state of the case But
my tight homo able friend will understand that what
ever the form Of notification Of the blockade may be-
Mere is no rm pres'dent that arrt fully to hs present
notification Of hochode but has left 1t to the
naval officers commanding on each station to
ade has been instituted is TO be considered az win
act now go into questions tat say haze te argued and
dcci1ed hereafter in ae Prise Casrts ,ci regard TO e reg
lrity ofae toeaad. No doubt the government of the
United Satea have fully considered existing precedents
before took the course it has done With respect to
the qusst CT the honorable member for Fir sbury
say is founded on ather vague statement The
particular to which he referred one on which no
proceedings can be taken BE alluded to the Of the
master ri merchant ship who tarred and feathered
occurred some months ago, and gone weeks before any
state Of civil war existed, when the whole country
intention OF seceung but secession had then taken
pace, though there were rumors Of 1t. The master
mob but the authorities to arrest the roIs
and our Consul stated that the authorities had done
everything was possible to effect As TO the steps her
Maesys government have taken III consequence OF the
blockade ORDERS have been given by the Admiralty
send out some ships Of to strengthen the squadron
under tie command Of Admiral Milne With regard to
the law OF the United States and OF the Southern
federacy TO serving in the militia such aws
vary in The different States CT Europe and they vary also
ia the different States Of America. No doubt e powers
OF these laws will be exercised at the discretion OF
the several governments, according to the law Of
nations | sill hope that this conflict will be OF
like America il, exposed all the evils Of civil war
hoTe no language pi be ased aih r5a,d to Il that i
tend to create evaporation either side or the ether
OPINIONS OF The ENGLISH PRESS ON THE
WAR.
LORD PALMERsToN on THE CONSEQUENCES OF raE
BLOCKADE.
from the London Post government organ } Nay 2s)
The last advces from America bring the important in
tegence that the federal government has succeeded in