New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23
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ARRIVAL. OF THE ETNAS MAiLo'
~ .orov steamer Etna, Capt. Kennedy, which
.naSs.oo Iiverpool at o'clock on the afternoon Of
10 9th end Queenstown on the lVth inst'' arrived
- yesterday afternoon. Her news was tele
obsd in brief and printed in yesterday TRIBUNE
~, Jon4on Times has an editorial on the memo
b. M Seward, and the reply Of that gentleman
sseranee 70 tho letters from the special cores
pdent of that journal in America 1t rdleuies t.'
i'd and says the reply of Mr.. Seward is II
sca sensible enough, though there is an eyden
,,nSercurrent of spite, directed against Engllsi
ooinion in general and The Times news
naner in particular. lie is, however. en-
led to thanks for just exercise OF III
Judgment. The Times then defends It's c0 oI1
snondent and believes that the good sense VI VI.
Americans viii soon cause the accusations agaisn1I
bile to be forgotten. The article eonciuoes q"
Iva: " Are tee Americans prepared 10 w -
austria and Turkcv and NaPies ana lI po,ye-s
the martinez Generals Of the ConilneII'st 80 that
have never thought OF oGlng nav find welcome
Tnong Ait The politicians and soldiers OF .ne nv
Word but that American affairs must no. NC, 10 " =:
scsihe1 by foreigner, under pam OF popular in-
@;onstion? Such suppolnoh WouiG Do Ia
gsopaJle to the honor OF the Americans imam
- marks tha! could be made by the most partial
~ PTS"es contains letter from its special cor
-..,non5ent. dated Baltimore, Sept. 10, which Is
ns,ny devoted TO q consideration OF the poolloh OF
Ma,yiand. Il is not worth copying.
Nj, w, S. Lindsay, NJ. p, had again been ex-
ofiatino on American AFFAIR.", before an audience at
Eortb Shields. He reiterated his former sentiment
IN favor OF separation of the two sections. lie od
1ot be6eye the South could be subdued, and eX-
..ed a strong hope that in the cause OF peace, III
r. irteresl of both North and South, and in the
~ of humanity, that England and France would
= ider seriously if the time had not arrived for
i, 10 offer a word Of advice, and endeavor 10
.ag about peaceful separation. ~
70 Great Eastern had arrived at Milford, where
I, q, would agsin be placed on The " gIldiron, 10
lie, to undergo repairs. The external damage il
md 10 be greater than supposed, and It s esti-
.,ed that IL viii cost $1,000 TO repair her. There
q rumor that lie Emperor Of the French had
e oyertares for tie purchase of the ship fol-
mort purposes, but the report was not credited
70 Atlantic ROYAL Mail Company Galway line
a meeting Of merely formal character in Lon
on the 7th inst. The Solicitor of the Company
ID that the Directors had no doubt whatever oil
renewal Of the mail by subsidy next session.
& tracts bed been made Tor two new ships, and the
assistance of gentlemen of great influence and high
hnancia standing was expected.
Tie shareholders OF tue Belgian-American Com
t&fv, at general meeting held at Brussels on the
u Inst. parsed resolution for dissolvlDg the Com
many and winding up its business. The decision
wa taken in consequence of the uncertainty of com.
ulosment OF the capital Of the Company to any i'd
vantage. The partial operations Of the Society were
described as having been successful
Subioined is the answer OF Lord John Russell to
tie memorial on Mexican ailairE lately presented on
lehIf OF the mercantile community. Ii s less hope
fl than might have been wished with regard 10 the
possibility of strong and respectable Government
6eing established In that country, but IL other re-
speets is sufficiently explicit:
FOREIGy OFFICE, Oct 3, 1861.
hEV
-estes seuton the memorial you have addrefsed 20 me
Yoq have described Iu, tie evils WINCH siict Mexico
ths absence any controlling authority in what called the
fer Msiestys Government have tight by treaty aud by
AZ the laws which govern international relations require
security for the person and property Of British sUbee and
the Performance OF specific engagements on the part Of Mex
Her Msjesy's Government viii exercise this right.
but Her Aejesty's Government cannot think u wise %
ieere 10 the internal Government OF MEXICO. You seem
70 uk that protecting force thrown into Mo1co oF the
sin ruipoFe Of maintaining public tranquility would sue
cesd sining that object and that even email force
wight suffice for the purpose. ~
I.sCfcic1t to restore public tranquility.
Ih task which the Mexirans must accomplish for
reference can be bere6ei and in those few there
ts large and numerous party in the country prepared
am concerned .Sy tina, proof Of the existence
effuch party In Mexico.
o. ion to the clear and legitimate purpose Of demanding rom
d Ieo GovernueH, Of Mexico however constituted
M luent ofrecoreed obligations
have the honor to be, gentlemen, your most obedient
nnrlble servant RUSSELL.
10 Messrs. Rothschild Sons,
'Mesrs. Finlsy, Hodgson Co., ard oiheTsn
MIR. Nandenhof, the celebrated actor, died at his
residence in London on the 4th nst III the 12d year
Of bis age. Although be had been for some time
- ieripg from govt, his death sudden and uDex
ceeted
The Court of Aldermen Of London had confirmed
tie choice Of the Livery by re-elecling Lord Mayo
Cubitt for another term Of Office.
The American Consul in London had received th'
a,aal warrant from the Foreign Office for the hear
ing Of tho charge against Hawkins the steward, fo
tie murder Of Capt. Adams Of the ship Lammerger
and the removal Of the accused to the United State
dor Trial.