New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
PRIvATLERS IN ENGLAND.
Il Tnr HoU,t W L0UDs, Friday, Way

Is 1Hr Hou.r 90 LoEDs, Friday, Nay TO-
The Earl OF Derby-I rice TO pat Hqur.,ion upon
subject Of rome imIOrai cc hid 81 rine ufgicN' I've
au, III u,y pefha,s be- coIsieIvd Eunccessary, !ir
n urh as ii hlr teen rui-ed leA herr IN ine couise o
,e.ieiday aud Ter Maje-iy'r GnNtrnu"iit have g'eh
ZONE nlimaou OF TIE cOu'te tiey iuieid TO lnfsuei
but il N IA question ui 80 much ihriian.c, IhAt u"rt
yoiir lor .hp- VIII forgive II ak Tor Hn answer
IN ,our lndrlips boufc l"nr lOrlsiiis nrc aware
that tie uni ftnuaie SCI Inn vii b bas taken pla t,-
tN cen the Nor'h.r md Sou hcrn States II Amriic'
has al l,rt T. sul ed or nm airsd We must cohridcr
il 10 have rerulte in "A civil Nar. am not n"mt a.
,,k her Majesty, Goyernur.Bt any queslio, WITH
paa To tie manner in which this c'uhtry may W NJ
f-c,ed by th- possible co-eqnst,e, "a. the war M
d.rrl.Id tLnt have already come 10 he coprlu
sion, oi wbicn do complain, that bOth The North
,ru and SOhherp tiOus enuted 10 be cd
bs bepef.pt puwci aud iO b. regulated ~ !eslcd IL
our relations with them By the rIlss wticn Hfily IN
the "a of belbgerent loaers- Aud umdcr,fmd idr-
tier, that her Malerty's Government have under b'ir
confederation, and have Itieifrd I" q lw oilc,rs ~
the cioan narS yrat ana difficult que'uOrr touoiiig
tLo-e leliig,rent iiebts tIon uai l do boi
wih 10 Irk for any opniOn, or ~ prets lhe
Go, ernnent UPON II; but there Is one Iuif
upon vi ich oil immediate au'Ner IL very im-
poriaut Your loros ips are n"aie that among ibe
measures adOi I'd by the southern Confederation If
ia Oi sending onh lc'ie OF naIque dhd IL en'i'g
piivAleeis nf he pufIriee ui attacking the comucftc
,i the H. tied State; aud, on The other hnb1, hn
ibtima ion has teen iven Ly tie Northern Sios tht
II ey would cof i tie Issue oi such ieitcfs oi
mafQuc FuCu lilfh ttilnE hi piI.HN hifu u (" "
wonid be tr,a',d snch. do nj stop 10 60 siirr
bow lar ls proceeding accOrtn it'll wiht tOuk Lao
al the couieeu,e at fgis, when Tie right OF pnva-
teeIiug was Ci,cuts,d, ah the Uniled states war Tie
only pOGtr ih,l ieiued 10 ubaudun Tie ugut. BOT
NE ,,'l TO which vi call attention - The poi.
zion in which JOrsiby B,iish tud,rs may he 4 ced
H. consequence al tbcte ANNOUNCEMENTS 81 The SOntn.fn
and Nvithern States. In there ls one rode oi ~aae
witch has attractions for thorough eehneh than
anuiLer II s prc,i.,y ti- syslem of frivateeIiug Ii
i sort OF sen Iolrlirg. Hear, hear. IL cOn''les
IA ,eitaiu amOrIt u eNoi'cucni o dailnti hhd ~ h,
and com ideId lie chance oi lhol' hud thore are
be isty the duc,neutr which Rad 10 III Iod hiug
III ugl4nd, and pre,ireiy the a trd' tiJis winch
would I'D British eernen 10 entcr uion sea-
tOac ing by piiyaieoiing. But unfortunately ila
mainline game laws ae ol ialhef silbgthl
character, ana tie American navy Oilers n daugei-
ous field became they apply Cal ita puLishmeDt {"
oiense TDerctor., ~ British seainen may probably
be led by tie indu, emen's OF eAo.ienent and
plul.er enter inlO t4cse plvateiIg eAiedi'in M 1t
il very important tlat tney should know ecise upon
what fooliIg they will stand With rex M 10 IhtIr
i.hts ,s Brush subjects. NEED not tell your lo'd-
s ip8 that The oAehse vi orleilng iut" ils pNmeen
sef> ice Il ofeI.te arain't tie totlSh Enistnrut
Act but that at dUcs not 'onteuI l.e any lthaIiy
10 feyefe ~ ga, al puislu eut. IL D1ish s,luIan
entered one OF lie Southern Sial e pfivacerr, uot-
withdrawing that it ohene igi nst TIE Law,
aud if le were captured by N0rtl ern ~ OF war
aud Threatened win ,liu puui.Llaent, was ho eni-
l,o % IaIm any proecipu--eycn ioI BIZ II e-oh Tie
art of tho Government Oi tlIs county I1eie Is
n,thing-I will not ray more likely, bu more certain
TO be tright ill most se.IJus aura embarrassing con
u icbio viii the United SLies ~ Ielder ~ II lost
nec-s lily parieo iu tn. ~ unhappy Circumstance Ia
which | c,Lcur with Tie fOfclgO Seciet,Iy IN tar
neely pIay ing tlAt We may never be Involved Her,
hCarI Bot, On the other mud, would n feaE 40, toy
edeiing tLese p1yiters, io'lrit all the wole'uon "i
I'll, country, witch | npriehend would be the
ease IL j. ught ,ba; j. should be distinctly aid
publicly made ALown 10 hin, ou tGc Iart Ot rc Gov.
eminent, tu II be @erc lei nio Il Ii c'in mai under,
taking by aly teinl ta'n wtae,er aud u Il siould
lead TO tie most seriols eOst luci es involving even
lDrs OF lie by iodiiai s.ntefcc tie booI would TO
upon iis own hebd Lud that he must not expect The
ali htcsi interference Oh tie part oi this country '"
INN ON tn consequences provoked by iiH own
act 1 understand thai proclamation l. about TO Oe
issned 10y her Maio~iy'r Government WIN regard 10
iehgefrnt Ii hu, ln1 boie that a nvst di-ind and
emphatic warning will be given by The prn ina'Ih,
some uiher way, to te;inon iu h'f M'lcy Sef-
wee, O he conditions urder "iIch thcl clO se 10
enter into that ,uierpite, they nurt eiedge III II.
liltar hrar.l Iuofe can then no doubt ~ II cir
minds they X have hGd itll warning aud puihc
notice that they will IL enl fing tis reryi'e, re III
he extremity of leIll, aDd.eiiltd to eAiou $50 pr.
teclim from thi- country ho" tie noble L.il VIII
have 10 dlitculty in announcing a. once 1h'thef her
Mae.y Government have come 10 any drci 'Oh on
tine .ulo aGI II 20 WHEELER they IepAic rpith-
wi h to s.,c A public aud emlh ii notification Of tho
conrSe whi,h tey itIeLd TO pursue. Hear, ieir.l
Jul Granville fnid is uole friend, by ii+ mlnner
Of pGtiup tie question, showed il.t he appreciated
the OH culiies at s d.is ia Tie ,o0hlry iion te
uLiofJuuae diiclllas ,at tAd broken Du "a tAc l.
ted Sudes With regard 20 ,hc lr.t pa, Ci the ques-
tior, q, 10 htlli circuit gitr, as % mat'et Wa ono
wi, at present uccu ifu tie attention oi The HoNrL-
me, L aid .t ink i necessary at this earl nVu.rt
10 cL,er into II. Re aripg tLc other pJin', wh''hcr
there war ANY intention 10 issue proclaaiob warn
iug her Mniesty's euh,ects agaiusl III any manner eu-
gagpg thsalselYes " LIZ hosilIisu " ALe!ice, "