New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03
GrCnt Britain.

Great Britain.
Lord Palnerstoa Lad been making several
rpeeohcs at Winchester, tut although lao touched
upon the current topics he carefully abetancd from
my sl,usiuu 20 those important seeects which Mr..
Gladstone dealt with 90 freely.
An active commercial member of the House Of
Commons writes to TIE Times in favor of the recog
nition Of tie South. Tie Times replies by slowing
the insxpodicucy Of such a stop at present.
At meeting of the Council Of the Liverpool
Chauber OF Commerce on the l3lh inst, the quet.
tion Of the milton Of Ihe Southern Conioderacy
came ND ior discussion. Mr. Mctie, one OF the
members lad gwen notice az u motion on tie sub
ject, intending that special meeting OF the Cham-
Der should have been called 10 consider the pfoDrieiy
OF menogiahzng Governuen, IN favor ol recogni-
fion alter soule conversal ion Mr.. Nellie intimate !
that he wished recall Bis notice Oh tie subject
statement which was geceIyed with general sals-
faction, several IembeTe present Observing thai The
policy maintained by The Government hitherto
was, in their opinion, tie only correct policy 70 be
pursued under the circumstances M. Ha.ucheon,
one oe the members Of the Liverpool CLamt,r, who
attended the recent Social Science Association
gathering at BrusssG, said that SO Ear az be coGhl
ascertain, the majority OF the public associations
were not in favor Of agatng the question al present
The fears that wefs entertained Of more Gafl5Aiql
riotue in Hyde Park, London, on Sunday, the l@Ii,
Were happily grouRa-es. No meeting took place,
passed off quietly. Cardinal Wisenan had issued a
pastoral 20 his dear Irish brethren eXhorting
them not to engage inriotous proceedings
The correspondent Of The Daty .NfWs al Spe0la
says that has reached there Of the arrival Of
two Confederate eTuisers in the Mediterranean,
Capt. Senmes beine ia command Of one. IL was
rumored that they had Sunk or burned twelve Unon
vessels, and tue American Consuls at all the ports
the ciert 70 spread the tdinge, and provide
measures for future safety. lQuery.-This may be
another version Of the statement already published
Of the destruction O. wbalers.l
TIE london DAILY Netrs compliments Si- G.. G.
Lewis for bis remarks against the recognition of thC
South, regarding them as Ministerial n significance
1t says they VIII 20 far 70 still tie rising clamor
reckless and thoughiless mea IL adds: "NCtwlih
standing Mr.. GlaGstaneis statement the GOycrLInen
are Of opinion that Jeife0n Davis has not inade The
Southern States nation" and until lie has England
Will certainly not interfere.
The same journal edtorially picks to pieces ex-
Gov. Mooreheads Liverpool Grafton and the New
Orleans correspondence recently published in Tie
L0Aa0R j tnes, and contends that the arguments
used clearly show thai, with the South, Slavery il
the beginning, middle, and end Of the whole rcvo-
luton.
The English papers publish Mr. Stewards circular
20 the diplomatic and consular agents Of the United
States (which has already appeared IL The IEIBUSEl
Tile LCHd0H TINES remarks that this circular Will
deprive the Government OF the right Of appeal to It's
Emancipation decree hereafter "a measure founded
on a moral principle MIR. Seward reduces il 10 d
military act" tue proclamation is thrown hike a
she'll among the population Of the South, and with
the same amount Of benevolent intention.
The Morniag Herdids New-York correspondent,
writing On the 3Jth ult., asserts that commissioners
with terms Of peace lad reached Washington--the
loyal States 10 take all the territory, aud States OF
Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky and MARYLAND the
Confederate States 10 be permitted to have a Con-
9ress, and to regulate Their domestic affairs; IN all
other things to be, as before. and insepsrable.
Speech OF Ex-t;Ove=nOr Morehead OF
E<entueLy.
HISTORY OF An INTERVIEW OF SOUTHERN
POLITICIANS WITH MR.. LINCOLN.
THE LsUOPo0I Mercury Ct Oct. 49, contains q
speech Of Ex-Governor Morehead Of Kentucky, on
the Secession OF the Southern Stales. TIE foil owing
par, OF it is important contribution TO the history
Of the months preceding the outbreak of the civil
war. Mr.. Morebead after assuring Bis audience
that he was originally Union Ian, snd opposed to
Secession, continued
When the Legislature Of Kentucky. 10 my ab-
senee, elected ne unanimously 10 20 ae one Of the
delegates TO the Peace Conference / accepted the
office and went to the City of Washington, hoping,
az our old mother State Virginia had made the call
nnd an all the SavehOldlg States that then remained
Ia The Union would scgd delegates. and perhaps
these IN the North wouli also send delegates that
we might be able 10 Obtain ouch guarantee as wonld
avert, at least, fatIicidal war. We failed in that
E'sFy oner that,V made on tie part Of tho South
Was INDIGNANTLY spulned ~ tie representatives
N'"' 49, NOItAern D'dtes. Men sbl1 IN that Con-
sehlon THAT they wonld see the Union shattered
ih'o zen thousand fragments before they would give
one sCitary guarantee In that state OF afaiis and
showing Tie course tat Mr. Eeward-who It had
Decu ANNOUNCED TO IL, Tas TO b. tie Premier Of the
incoming AdSlnistratisl-had s1rsued | met bin
ana 90 not otem IT imps0per to sfy here, as have
sad ca otber OCCASIONS, tat be pisdged his snced
nonOr tLa, there should be no cOllisol bet geen the
North ans the SoE,h. lIea-, hear "Nay." sejd
be, Governor MCrehead," layinp H. hand ON NV
shoulder TO Rake 1t lnore EN-, hattie Oct me once
hold the reins 0f power firmly ia my haxlf and Il
don setie this matter 20 the eiire sati ctIon Of
the South in sixty days will give youlnv head for
a Football" tHeQr, heer.l Although coIfe IS that
he'd but little cont ence il Mr.. Seward thought /
~ utterly impossible that 80 Honorable man could
maze pledges Of that Kind an 60 shortly aflerw.rd
s,oiaie them in the most shameless manner. Shortly
hi'eT that slr. Lincoln cso.e 10 Washington City ia II
lns manner that you baye Ell read Of and lie paric
mar snd Intimate friend Judge Logap, called to see
'ne before breakfast one morning before had got
Su' Vi ny bed and announced TO NE as sccret lie
es ana manner OF his arrival in the City OF Wash
sson, sieaking In terms Of indignation against b
100 o VINO had sdyIsed u course Oi that sort and d
~ az Tue same time that Mr. LincOln-Wh whom d
er. IN Congress, aud with whom was upon n
~, iuate teFns--IneHtioned my name ffst Of all {
.'',h lie had 'oet him, and desired an interview ,,
go INC, said TO Judge Logan that would prefer !.
h onei genteIn6N should be with me- and moi have ~
nS m,erVew alone, aud he stated thai Mr. IincoI =,
~ any named other gentlemen, The gentlemen Of