New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-07

UhOuglt 1t WoOlh nave Deoi, nos. "9ue' y, no'i"S
pr,rsvick into our quarrel, we had left them 60 eX
tricste tbemseIves from toe expenses entailed la
oonseq uence rs they bost could.
! 10 SOW the fiioudly feeling which existed be-
tween England aud France on tie Que ton, the
tight honorable gentleman sated thai, WHOM We
were about TO dispatch tie troops il was found that
| we bad not In stock a supply Of long.boafs. TIE
| French Government, hea'Og Of our difficulty, at
once rent over 500, which reached us Wilil IS
bonTe The total smoult Of eetiGates for navy and
,fmy IN connection with Canada was G973 GOO.
MIR &6de!ley expressed his want Of sympathy in
tie ot.nions expressed by hr. Bright, opinions ia
which he believed tie honorable member icr Biz.
,inobam stood alone He gave ful ortdit 10 Lord
Pelmersion for the attitude he had taken, ed The
policy he bad pursued; bOt he Thought ne North
American provinces ought never 10 rave Ceen leit
in The deferseicss position IN when lhey PROVE 10
be when war with !he United States cared INA,
piaent Ills own OH iou was q at Engi nd thonu
aIviys be prepared Oe'cud CanaGa, tt, NJ 'ne
sane tine, Canada ought 70 DO something 10 assl'
Sir G c. Lewis said tie whole question Of the po-
sdon OF he ioles w0ud shortly be brought before
thc H0u5e.
After some discussion tho e5tiuaes were agreed
70.
Ia the House Of Lords on the 18th, the Earl Of Car
u4rOn called attention &C. tie case Of MT. Shaver,
81 itish sait who bad been Improperly iwnueonco
II Fort Warren, TO the iujrTy Of his health, the
jaro9e q lis domestic interests and The lnUlntht
Eeui OF biz He. IL ever thue was csse wh'eh
called for COMPENSATION 81 81 expression OI ieg,tt
ou the part cf The American Government IT ~ss
this 0ut ho wishcd TO know If her M9jeeys Gov
comment had made any ctim for coDp.I sIiOn Oh Nh
ShaYers behalf.
Earl Russell. In replv, stated chat Mr.. Shaver
llassn had not asked fos compensation tor he in-
vtFo. ment lie had suffered 81 d lie (Earl Russcll
S0Gld rot have been justified IA demanding compen
sa'ion fcG him. It must he bone inlLind that the
wit Of habeas corpus had been suspended IN AmeNlce
bj tie authority OF TIE Federal CoycrDuet; ard II
remained 10 be seen whether there Was Any sufficient
cerse for ito arrest aud detention OF Nj. Shaver.
~. Seward asserted that hir. Shaver RAD suffered
i.stlf 20 be frate the organ OF communication be
t,,sn do Conf. derates ~ arms in The South aud
t.cr .ei's IL CSnsdo aid EUroTe, AID ai-o tttt ne
lad l,-n the means through which arms bad been
convey 90 20 tie Soul GIN Siaies.
d. Shaver dei led tie charges made against ilm
bat core he~ a,8Jesty Government could ask loi
conreres,ion thty GU II 70 have iislac,ory CYL
1enoc from NJ. shaver himself tlst they wefe m
founded.
Ian Ruassll 6osrly itgtttod tt5 upaapry civil
var which was beisg vaged n AnlV.i cf aid "a.
yttsSod Lone that tins cOuAry Wonio feel incl' ed
a. tres wi.h forbesrancr any eticich Of power
vlch was Lot INTENDED to Djne Britt Interests or
.lsul, tbe British flag.
Tie Ian OF Denly presented petitions from the
Foseisn Affairs Committee Of Manchester AID
Leeds ftoing that the seizure Of the Comussiore
o. board Tho Trent justified, according 10 tie
O! nations and ttat British 3. remembrance iGyOged
abandonment Of The Hight # search beside rouder-
ing invalid the engagements entered into by Lord
Clarendon in lSje. They prayed for the a. ,ont-
men. Of Comuiitee 20 inc uire into tie whole state
of international law With respect TO belligereni
r'ghts TLS nozzle earl stated that he lad informed
toe petitioners he considered the whole 81 their
eamsns were founded in error au0 inst ne d,sseied
from heir PRAYER; bat they wished him 10 PIE
seIt their petition, lie did 50.
The pT0osedI So in the House OF Cohnions Oh tie
18Th were unimpOrialt.
III LondoA Gi0tc, IL aliuGng 20 he foc, that tie
Trent aiiair has cost England lees than s million
sterling, thinke that Sic nss sot ample value iJg her
money in The moral results.
Orders bad been received ct Sheeruess to G6maLt'e
tire y hole Of he gUnbo4ts which were PREPARED icr
comm sion during the timl an oulbIeak VITA Amer
is wac Gppretcnded
TIE Duly Nevs and TIE Star Of the l1ih pub
Nh the correspondence winch took piece between
Dir. Seward and the agents Of the Cauadlan line of
steamers, i'll when authority was given Tor British
troops 10 be tTar spCTcd RcrOss tie State II Maine
Tie SIN says Of tie aiair: "Ihe prOmpiitude aud
couItssy vita which Mr. Seward ac,eoed to the re-
quest that made TO hin, are worthy OF tie most
cordial acknowledgment on cur part Internal lral
amenities EUch GO thcee must greatly az -ghen the
beads % peace and good viii between tie two coun-
tFics."
Tne subsistence Of the correspondence is ss follows:
"M1S.HEli, 18Th Jsn.sTy. .e8l.
the general Comiaas ttat Ia irs ben s,Sea to BIDS
som letav a. ore Of or 'teaoeTs 70 fetto shl NEE
b. ricsl TO Merreti. eon ofceIs ssssr " len VI
se' swss sy &c tei. Tae zen s ~ SD sed,ey q
st fcr the Oued Sstes % sei the Necessary sr per
Re resiy q Nh Seward was prompt sd nersii 90
ki.h.s aeao,: II Vas thst t.s military Lrb7uue'
rl7ltnccy Lt.g % PrtlAri Gori thence u'
tG.s54 tD ,lyase mlHog s.oes' re SulInit'i p al
1nriioi q II every kifd VIII r1i ay ccepon a..
reservation whatsoever 80 inc.odii troop al O. ~n us w,
.oies Of tC A. ed state vcut b. iistluc cd 90 ffj
.gcrs f.ciity and protection D. earl ou' tt. O. DER
gtse qccri nnuuic ioa from Ar Seward ae'cs .t This
peniss s not mined 10 one weasel O.. cargo 1t - IN
Gu r. a4i oGr stcs4-ers.
poe 10 eysi himself Of this enlightened sId endy bet q!
re United states GovcfnMf-. but 80 hu y are We con
WINGED n The perfect aree.y end cOod elu 81 which 10 i'
made hst We ire wiling 70 granite Ne .ie dc iry Il
CHARLES o. az properly bith maT he irsleI 10
pc q ~; i,A LEX o. e'.trhcse, u1ccr iis
AID ~ .a he II iha.e.cl nay be ieLcc, c4aa
sg,d ~ cCnsequeIcro g. t1y Nl0liI3r Of T.,
We have ..e honor 10 te ir YOU d ,aefi ,'retls'
Co,ouel lie IIon. L. RoLrf. Ni.it.fy seor,tEs.'
Hon. WA y. ssDAnD. sccr.tary O. sts.e y ssAins-
ton. &c.
The Canadian mail steamer Eiiciuias from Lisafr,,l
NIL arrive cI this IoT, Llvirg B i1 ,rociscn bco be
VIZ oar Oo'erruelt t." LeE 20 rome into ibo love-
t.E or % land her pals I'D faird pascrret Ier which
sae vii Proceed .s'rs iaely 20 81 JolAf
IL you Vih c2lfnd Ia courtesy sli fcifY 10 the
steamer viii you instruct the al .sls ErIsI
y. l.. FARMER"
NAsHiSG4CN, Jeu. .. I-Ul
10 J. J.. FAnrEs To.s-d
Tie aulu.'e " the United states VIII penal, the Bit.
IL scftfr tie officer s-ert q tire Bitb 59sern-
rrt n have all opsI facilities o. landing and irsnspoiiDg
. o. osehec troops ald nun 1at CT waG cfoyefy
WI. Ii sLWARr Secretary o. Sister
sstfHIFG I0E. ill. q
"Tc The Iisrsta Di.tric, Attorney Ucd sie rsssooit
Al s.iAcn1,. CT ns JAi-e1 states wii in TO BIZ
Is ..sa.sfa ord tie OIL ere or 20 - Of lie bh Oosegn-
,?Cnais elsewhere tooI, a m.ailios o. Of every
"W1. II. SEWAnD. Secrets-y OF Stale"
"PozrLArp. Jau ~. 49,
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