New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE TUsCARORA AND NASHVILLE.

The steamer Nashville lett Southampton about
clock on the afternoon of Monday, the Sd inst just
a. the Union steamer Tuscsrora had arrived of
Cowes. The Nashville steamed out of the west
channel aud passed the Turcarora of Cowes. The
latter was at anchor with her steam up, and the
BiiJish figate Shannon was lying alongside Of her,
slso with her steam up for the purpose Of OBTAINING
the Tuscao,a for "A hours after the departure Of her
s6yersary. The Nasbv lie wac seen on Monday
syeLiug by the steamer Hanmonia five miles outside
tie Needles, seaming down the channel with all
,ueed Ii was reported at SOUTHAMPTON that another
lerge Union steamer the Brooklyn ? was cruising
OIL lie Isle Of " ght. The Tuscarora still lying
in Coves roads on the evening of the 18th, and eX-
blited no sign Of going to sea.
r.. Cork Herad SAYS that lorc paddle steamer,
,h t,yo tunnels and three masis seen STE .mlng
slowly three miles east of Cape Clear the 3la u
SIC did not show any coors name and II Was con-
!ec,ur,d from the peculiarity Of her movements tba
q Was an American Privateer.
The brgantipe Fanny Lewis, which successfully
ran the blockade ct Charleeton on Jan. arrived a.
Liverpool the Cd inst with cargo OF coo bales OF
Se,-lsiand and Upland cotton and 800 barrels Of
r,sn.
Al tie annual meeting Of the Liverpool Chomber
Of Commerce the American question was fully ds.
coessd, more particularly the blockade and the
blocking mp Of the entrance 10 Charleston Iarhor.
Tie latter act was strongly denounced aud Ire eff
cheney OF the blockade was called in on, stion but
/ continuance Of the policy of non.intorveu,on wa.
| nevertheless generally approved. Mr. Ewart, W. p,
III tie coarse Of BIZ remarks gave il rs his conviction
that before the laIse Of many months the civil war
would be brought 10 a satisfactory issue. Daring
The proceedings the following letter from Mr. Cob
den 10 Mr.. Horsfall ore Of the Members OF Pa'lia-
mert for Liverpool, Was read and referred % "a Com
uiuec. 1t will be observed that tire letter II dated
rror 70 the reception Of lie SIS Of the Trent affair:
| "MiDHUHsr. Nov. -, 1861.
"bEtR Nh. HoRsFALL: The question Of teilieer-
e. nights, on which YOU took pan repeatedly ~
tie House, ruu>- bne mp for discussion, and hope
set lernt ut III the next fes-yn. To me % seems as
clear a. MONDAY thsf II tie arscles OF the Pans Con
ference respecting the nights Of recfas are 70 have
tie force Of International iaw ioi Whlcl ,upIo-e
potody except Mr. Beutiuck hes expressed dOIhf +,
then il must be tie interest Cf Euglsn nay o vita
Cges-ity for beT--tO 20 torward and aRee % The
l American doctrine Of respeding private properly 81
II ses. even against armed Government shlrr. Aud u
"A eruallv clear 70 me HAT must 60 epi1tAcr
1 a suggested by NJ. Buchanan Government, a!U
agree to put an end o. bl0ckades. IL very dCsra
bic thai these questions should he wei d-cns,fo hy
tie Chamber of Commerce. especially tha n LytI-
pel before they are brought before Parliament.
bJe your Chamber II entertaining lie subject,
L renosin truly yo9i. tD"D'N.
II " r. B. HoHsrsLi, Is2.'
Mr. Bright was present al q bauqir. given ly ihe
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, a4i, in TIC
colree OF Il speech which he made ne urged thal
IC sa ers Of Commerce should give their attention 10
tpoicai az well az commercial subjects aud pointed
u question: Of maritime law, the growing eNItut.-
,a,e o. be country the cotton supply, the necessity
l.r . ocal reform IN India, &o., ~ sui ects ior
the,, "a grapTle with. Mr.. Bright refu'ed .Le idoa
To-, tle American blockade was Ineffective, and
l,cd that he believed could be- demonstrated chat
H. re- never wac ia the history Of Europe "a blockade
8. ole tine 70 effective throughout q .ol. line of
cost. He rdicucd the i5ea that America was in 90
poton 20 be tramped upon, roini,d ont ,ie dagger
0. suy Interference aud concluded by strong siug
II r.loy II neutrality.
L Tile London correspondent o. IT. MUdDtU
ordou represents nat Eall Russel's ici,e- 10 iie
a mirliy relative to the visits OF bc.eelcui thius
20 Ji6b ports Lad called forth great indignation on
| DE rer OF Nh. Adams, VINO rsde 10 secret Of Dbl.
l.mcnts. lie also say that there y.s conIlcra-
b. difference Of opinion IN political c.c.cs 90 90 tie
Iclcy AID proprety OF lie course tkcu, AID 20 was
| pfab'e that Mr.. Adul- would find 30 lack a!
oTcns in the piea and in Parliament for lae utter
snceol his Indignation. Tic writer nya GA. the
Soyemmont action has been caused by tic conduct
Of lle Tufcmora
Ar Miner Gibson bad leen formally presented
VITO iandsome testimonial for his c1ctons in The
IItpeal Of the paper duty, sc.