The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-21
the AMERICAN HElEltI0M.

Mr.. GreRory's Motion for the Rebels Eost-
pon.d-No Union Volunteers From
the Bx1tf.h ports-Ihe French FAeeS for
America-Prtnce Napoleon to go to
Canada.
MR. GHEGoRY's MOTION FOR THE RECOGNITION OF
TIE REBELS POsrPoNED
In the House Of Commons, on the 9th OF June; Mr.
Crawford asked the hon rable member for Galway
whether il was bis intention tc bring on his motion to-
with reference to the recognition Of he Southern
Stats OF America aud also whetner the noble lord the
Secretary deemed 1t casirabo thai she SUBJECT
should be discussed.
Nj Gregory sad it was bis intention to bring on the
motion and he believed the Foreign secretary
was prepared 70 discuss the question 70 morrow.
Lord j. Rqssel-So far the government are con-
cerped having asked the honora ,le member on several
occasions to pstpone ho motoo, we caa make no fur
ther objection 10 his bringing II on but looking 10 the in
tereets Of the public service cannot Fay that think it
deslr able taRt II ehould come on. (ffea', near
No CANADIAN EsGIMEST To THE UNION.
On the night the Comuooe. l. rd Stanley asked
the Secretary state for Fore On Affairs ~herher it was
true a. stated in the dispatches from America that
reg of Canadian volunteers had offered 's servi
ces 10 the President OF the uittd Sats
ercs the Sthe1n States sno that tn otter has been ac
cepteo what eepe wouli be taken by her Majesty
government TO prevent THIS violation VI neutrality
Ioro j. Rusye u said he hai inquired at the colonial
oce sud no bean received either from Lord
Lyons any OF ccneus that such regiment mad
offered its services TO ne government OF the Cn@d
| States.
| UNION AND REBEL PRIZES EXCLUDED FROM BRITIsa
rokys
IN the Ctmmons, the It'll Of June Mr. Lidten asked
the Secretary OF Safe Cor Foreign Affairs whether the
prcpoen made b. her Hsee.ys to the United
States and the atyd Con'eder ate States OF America
iuterdc ha Srmed ships and also the priveteers OF
both parties from carrying prizes mace by then into the
purt OF the Un!ttd kngGoD, o. OF her Majesty
colon lee or posesslc d abroad not at vail
ance with former practice. BE Wished tn ask further
oreson VIZ he Ter II true that The government
of United Staes bad agreed 10 act TOWARDS the eoe
Of III Country he principle aid down In the decafa
| titr q Paris?
Irrd RrsE!,-With regard to the latter part o, the
honorable men hers question that subject w properly
come before the souse Oh toe notice which an honora
! bic member has placed the paper. With ,e
| spect 20 the other question, | have T. inform
| him that we have had DO proposals f.om tn,
red Kingdom srd OF hai Ssjesty's colonies ana peg
sessios abb Whit We have done is to give orders Il
the aut oiies o! ire ports N The United Kingdom, snt
&c be- ybests governors end other Authorities 10 ht
colonies 80 inerc the entrance Of ships OF or pri
vseeIe birglrg prizes into thoee ports On the qles
ton OF usage very difficult TO say what has been tn
usage OF Great Britain because there has barely been Al
ps'atce u which considerable maritime war has beef
carried in which prizes have been made in which th
TIE Queer Advocate supported oy the general suhorit,
q the law Of nations every Power hss right TO inter
DICT the entrance OF prizes their porte whether ake
by menot-var or privatees,
TIE hight OF SEARCH AND TIE ABOLITION OIL
PRIyATEEkING-AS BNGLIsu yISw OF TUE RIGH II.
OF SECESSION.
GFrom the London Herald June 81
II is anything but Pleasant to question Sne sincerity
70 errusnt with which arc u peace and to ~aro
which we ehculd lean strongly ny more than common
II tbeye any nation In wbch England should plar
IN pc!t cop6ce, ce ard 10 which should look natural
y for comfort and support In trying times 70 thA n