New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Times publishes long letter from the Hon.
Theo s. Fay, i8ie American Miuister 10 Swltzerla
which il maihly devoted to REPUTATION OF Ear nus
cell late speech at Newcastle, IN which be Earl
RusselU asserted that ole tide 10 America wa stuv
lpq for empife, and the other for Independence or
power.
Lord Ru-s cells reasonings, ard complains in general
terms against the sympathy accorded to the Rebels
bv tie Enpli.h aud Continental journals.
the T7mss eoiiorialy chi icises Mr.. Fay letter,
cd ov. that although IL carries American prohxity
60 IN. iurthes point 1t is rot - be compared TO tie
absnrd ana peevish utterauces Of CassiGs III. LAY,
and other Ct Lncon's diplomstists.
The Timer slterarguine the question OF slavery ~
s relation TO the exsiog contest, aud asserting thai
tie recognition of he Confederate States, and peace
allie sepsra;ion, Will accomplish everything which
the Northern Anti-Slavery party has been advocating
for years, ssys: a. IN -
"For our own part we as Enelisbmen, SHAH De
glad 10 zee the establishment OF No No'''e'V'S'N
states, simtly because the poD,,..l mower of tie
slaye-Owners viii be 40 nacn lees than of wore For
,.,y every fhSuster had the whole American
n M - bis back, and he knew it. The case will
'i,,.,t 40" The country which sends in out i.
only a Lind II Abglo-S,xon .-.s1:, easily curbed In
its ambitious rrorcpsities. II the OLD Union had
lasted the extension Of Slavery over Mexico would
have been certain alter lew years. Now, how
ever the South viii fud rvai determined 10 pre-
vent her n. graudilemeui Tbs cause OF justice aud
civilization al gain by the quarrel Of these lartners
in guilt These are some OF the Which have
Influenced Europeans IN their judgment Of American
ai4irs. They seem TO us SO oogeut that they bave
never been answered hitherto, aid Mr. Fay does not
attempt them.
Until we have some better arguments than HE,
we shall remain without any desire ior reeonstruc-
ZION OF the Republic, which was completely found
Ell on Ein,ile les VI Slavery, rs is The Government Of
the Confederate States, aud which was moreover
sole 70 propagate Slavery by nggfes'ions IN which
The Confederate States alone can never venture.
Tie sJe i'll ouesrondence Of The Times comes
down 70 Oct. IS, aad 10 nDImpoitant.
Al a conservative demonstration az Worcester
Earl Shrew sbury, in ell sIon 10 American affair,
,ad they raw d.socIa1y on lie TRIAL, and how II
led. lie thought separation iueyltsbe, and pre-
cicfed tie ultimate estabhshment OF some sort oi
aii.toT,cy IN America.
Sir John Pakington, az The same meeting. pointed
TO tie failure of democracy in America as warning
70 Ebglnd. and expressed the conviction that re-
M ion of the States was hopeless. lie wished the
Great Powers wOuld remon,traie against conltnu-
cnee Of the war, and, willie approving OF I.ngAnds
ntu.raliy, he regretted that EaIl Russ u, Ia his
recent sleech, hsd not n more oeciied Language
expressed the yiews of England.
Re Paris Correspondent OF the Independence
Briye processes 10 have learned from Trustworthy
quarters that tie projected Intervention IN Mexico Is
conceived wi ultenor views. The time unst cone
when the cotton blockade can be longer tolerated
and the fnrtte.t period allotted for tie game now Oh
foo, by the North and South be played Is fixed for
January next. H. at Tat date, the Southern States
hold their own, their claim to joint recognition by
France and England Will assume such urs ency that
decision must epsue. These sSertIons ae fegdrce1
in England as utterly untrue.
Ire thort-time movement in Lancashire continued
10 make progress Tie mills in various parts were
reducing their lime 10 three days per week, and in
numerous instances an entire suspension was taking
Place. -,
Investitnre Of numerous distinguished persons with
the new order of tue Star OF Inda took place with
great magniioenCe at Windsor on the let.
The Prince Of Wales oiiiciated at the opening OF
the new Middle Temple Library In London, and
was ii the same time installed member Of the
Temple and created Bencher. brilliant festival
wns got up In nonor of the event.
The telegraph between Malta and Alexandria was
opened OH the let Of Move nber.
A colliery explosion ut Sbeyngton, near Wigan,
killed ten and injured five persons.