New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
CElNAr ERIIA1N.

GREAT BRITAIN.
yeooe rumors OF Threatened intervention in Amer
ira contirue IN clrculaop, and me Cu luess aud de-
eline IN cotton are attributed 70 thtm.
The Paris correspondent oil iI' f'"J I5|+'
writing On the lst, ssys II ia poeveiy stated To-
oav in official circies, that the French and Eugsh
Ministers at Washington have IeceiTed identical m
atruc ions 10 attempt moral Intervention, eHclu-
fiye OF any ida If forcible intervention III o. nope
OF putting al end 10 the civil war.
The Paris correspondent ot the er-hodHF
Pfyoe r6icrates Lis aemeut relative 10 ne conien-
n,ated ioterv.utiou IL repeats the news which ne
ssnt RESPECTING the project Oi lnierv' mon .! rance
ard Enclgnd for TeGst biishue1t III the most aDso-
Iue paauer and have reason 10 believe tle lio'ect
will very soon be made EuogD Cfhca'N 10 ne
,nbEc Il "a said that certain conditions II be inl'
nossd on the South having Tor their object the grad
u,l emancipation OF III slaves. am s'ie1 tnat, m
order to generaze the measure for tbe abolition o.
Slavery, France and Spain have made secret
treaty by which the unnatural institution "oud ois
appear from Cuba in "a short tine.
,seeriur attended by about six thousand people
helo NJ Ashton andeILyue 10 consider the crisis
in the cotton districts. notion calling Oh the
Government 10 recognize the Confederate states and
ad,vt Mr.. Cobden's proposed alteration IN maritime
lav, was proposed.
An rmeicment was offered calling on the Govern
mcuts of America Eng land, ana t.ance, 70 crush
tie Rebellion, bu, on division zoe original notion
WIS carried by a cons 'derable majority.
The Times publishes Litter from Mr.. Russell,
eNpifiuug the 0ifiicultics thrown in bis way by
Secretary Stanton, when he sought 10 uslt tie
Britsb man -of-war Rinado. lie said the dihcnl-
ties amounted virtually 10 prohibition, aud thinks
So retarv stanton would order away the hinaloo II
be dared. Russell further Gays in conclusion:
Il ulay be permitted TO sdd that have received
assurances that Gen. Mcclellan hes expressed hiu-
self strongly in reference 10 Secretary Stanton
eodnct TO Limsef and TO me IN the ter, and that
h. AID all lie staff have been kind enough TO de-
clare 10 nv friends now deeply they regret my ab
feIce from their camps.
"A The House cf Commons on the Isl, ex-
plantations were msCe as 10 the delay IN The Amer
len inms landed al Queenstown. ihe principal
difficulty was in catching steamers from Dublin fOr
U9lyhead and the Government stated hat arrange
uaents were being mace to remove TIE difficulty.
On the %, Sir g. &. Lewis said the House would
soon have ample OF ort InIty 10 discuss the quest IN
of deienses. ss il WOuid he It's duty shortly 10 ak
leave to bring bill ior another loan Tor national
dcfenses.
Mr.. Iayard stated that the italian Government
hnd seat over COmmission TO negotiate treaty
OF Commerce..
Col P.tten, who bad INTENDED to cell attention to
the distress in the cotton manufacturing districts,
postponed the matter ior n few days.
Mr.. Maguire called attention 10 the distresS and
reported deaths from starvation IN itelaud. lie
asked what the Government proposed doing.
Sic Ropelt Peel admitted tbzt the distress did ex
ist to some extent, cut the accounts were greatly
ex3roerated. The Government deeply regretted
tie distrese but could not attempt to alleviate IT b,
inOscrminae relief.
NJ. Iayard explnined that the military arrange
ments at shanghae weTe porey o. deiensiy
character.
An influential deDutation waited on The Presiden
of me Poor law Board, relative 30 tl- distress j
cotton manufacturing disIrcs, and pointed ont ID
inadoquscy Of the Poor law 70 met II. lno fres
dent exI laiued 90 whai eX eIttle POoI Law Guard
ans could depart from Tue provisions Of the law. III
thonglt the matter should be- left in the lands o
the Guardians, who Weie doing theif dusies ,er.
efficiently
Graphic details are published Of ibe opening cere
n,oni.s at the 6reat Exhibition. which passed OF
with perfect success. The number present Wa
IS 3O0l--ail being season ticket-holiers.
The T,meS piOnounccs te ceremonial eliphat
caiy the gIsudte, bert la liscd AND Iost Imi SIS,
public pageant seen III Eutiind iOr years. hiaIier
were OF course M au utiiul lee STATE IN Inc Duld
lug, but certainly al a more forward state than b
the opening III -. Con pared with lo5l the mere
spectacle - much more gorgeous as the e4bIbi
fioD i..elf better. Ear. GI9nyliie in the name O
tn COmm ssioners presented idress to the DuA'
OF c mtrdge as l. representative Of tue Queen
end the Duke made 2 suitable reply the death y
Prince Albert being ieelingiy dweiC upon by both
Tie Duke OF Cambridge subsequently proclsined b,
command Of The Queen, aud the exhibition formally
orened amid outhuslsstic cheering Tie musica
arrangements carried out according 10 th'
programme, and were very grand.
Tue M0rn,ng POST in an editorial on the opening
moralizes Oh, and oeplOres the sud epectstle pre-
fented by the American aVlthddhce at Tue LAADi
ton.
The second day The admission guinea
Ire number Of people was 81, $50.
The London Times gays:
Our Government has gradually Withdrawn ovei
its Originally small stake in the military pant # The
enlerpIise H. Mexico, and wo ha,. NOW little beyOnc
moral participation in The matter. We snail gel
such recress for the pas, and guarantees iOr tie ia
tuTe. as are found TO De O6tainaoe, AID we want
nothing more"
the extraordinary Yelyerion case has been again
opened al Dublin, the arguments On the bin Oi eX
eeltion1 taken by Major leIyedon having com
lneneed in The Court Of Common Pleas.
-Four oepulatious from Liver col had an interview
on the "a with the members Of tie Government OF
tic quesio relating TO the slilping interest Tie
objects were not stated.
FRANCE.
II is stated that further re-euforConens of French
troop and war material ere 20 be rent 10 Mexico.
ls QueeflOn fcuiIug tf.rri al Ntili 20