New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09

n:pPp0r clam for tndeni'aty riH 5, eo Jp,logs
aud "a"'~''@ed u you as speedily a, po,.,S. ee'es
! THE BRITlsH GOVERNMENT grFrsrr M
! The BUILDING AID 0UTFlTTryc n. , orop
PIRATES. '@SEs
Earl Russell 10 Mr.. adams, Oct 4 1890 "A
! have the honor 20 acknowledge the ~ '
your letter Of the 5Oh ut, Enclosing q <elps q
other deposition taken before the Coll ~ Of a.
port Of Liverpool with reference to >ctor Of ths
Of tho yunboa, go, and further 10 Proeeedngs
that enterprises Of u similar X pressinR belsf
progress Ia tho lors Of tie sd K;noa ~ ooarss Of
have 70 state 10 yea thai. pues a. rs. and
Goveranort desire to p-.vant s,ch heeaye
.Tc arc daaele 70 &c beyond tie law, muuiSn5
a., Es .,l. Ra''s.t .. mr.. ADAM, Nay 10. 1862
Inc iY.eish ,hiItment act IL intended 10 rrs....
tho subjects Of rae crown iron, so;,n :, ~ lreFen
The sovereign e not at war. THns er;.o, mH "asn
are pfosiDi|l from fitting CIT shin ofwsr IN w..
ports, OF Dor enligting in the seryiee of fo-...
stae " war with another atate, OF Ia tho serv,s
lnsp:gens against foreign or sovereign State \.
THESE cases the persons 70 acting would earrv !.
var and thas might engage the name Of their soy..
rel2n anu 81 their aaten In bellgerept Operations
But owners and masters Of inecta ant ships carrv,e
warike s.ores do nothing Of the kisd. ifcaptu-eS
To- breaking blockade or carrying contrsba.,d az
WAL 10 the enemy Of the csycr. they submit 10 ear
tare are triea, aud condemned 10 lose their csrge.
! lnls Is the Qsualsy which tse law Of nations bsa
affixed 10 such oGsncs and in calling upon her Nc.
jcsty government 10 prehIbt euch sdyentursrs Won
/ in effect call upon her Asjesy's government 10 ie
that whcs belongs 20 the cruisers and the court.
of the Untssd States 10 do for themselves.
There cen he only ono plea for asking Grea. Bd.
tain thus 10 uterpose. That plea is that I. Jock.
adc Ii in reality Ineffective aaG that erchan bio.
can enter With impuDity the bocxsded ports. 81,
this Is = plea which l presume you will not u,gA
| Hor hles'y's goveipmcat have considered Il,
! blockade ls an elective plockloe md have sub
mityea 70 all its ricoas, nencss az saea.
Esri RussN - Mr.. Atans, Nay IL, ls6c.
If, on the o:her hand, her Iajes;y's Govern.
meat had prohibited and could nave prevented tho
transport OF hrus asd ammunition 70 both the con.
tending parties, they wonld lave deprived he
United States OF great part OF the means BY which
they have carried on she war. The arms and an.
runiton received from Great Britain, "a well q
iron other neutral countries, have enabled the
United States to III out the formidable armies now
engaged in c.rrylDC on the war aganst tho South.
en- states, wn!ls y means OF tie blockade esab.
l.shsd by ihe Federal Govelnmen, the Souihsl.
States nav. been &c rived Of sinilar advantages
AZ. hSgms 81 BIZ. SeUard, Nay q, ls62
His l,rof4ip tael fell back upon Tie sane ar.
lMen. to when bss gs.orsd IL MA note to uis d
the 18th inst. in answer 70 my previous remon.
strsnces asaiu.t there movement, 3 eoIy OF which
coca ous with this Dispatch. III ssid that large sap
pes of similar materials bad bean obtained hero oc
tao part o. tue United Sts'es, which had been freely
tsaAs1 ported ana effectively Csed against the insur
gents.
answered by admitting that at one time guam
lily Of arms aud military stores lad been purchased
here As a purely commercial transaction for the use
II the Federal army; but that had early objeetsl
70 this practice, Tor the that 1t prevented
from pressing nay reHons;rsnees against very d.
eleni SlSss Of oIeraiious carried by friends and
sympatL.lers win tbs Rebels in thi. island, sAd il
had bocn discontinued. We hsd, indeed, purchased
largely IL Austria, baI that Government had never
given any count snance TO the insurgents.
Lor1 RVsscH to Mr.. Adams, Oe. l6, 1852.
have she honor TO acknowledge ne receipt o.
your letter Of Tie ysh instant, iBsosng copy Of az
Intercepted letter which yoa lad received from tho
United states G0yernmeat, being the farther ev.
dence With regard 20 the gusboat No. go, TO which
you alluded IN your previous communication " no
Of Ito 3Utb ulimO, ana with reference 10 your Oh.
seTyatioHs win regard to tae infringement Of tho
enlistment law nave to remark that 1t 10 true tue
foreign enhsl sct, or aay other act for lac sano
Iurposs, eau lie evadsd by very -nDts sontryaDces;
bat her Majesiy Govsnment cannot, Oh 'aS1 40
count 20 beyond the letter OF tbe existing law.
Issi RuurV u M. adams, harch "a, 1852.
IL would be sn unheasdoi measure 70 Pre-.
Libit merchants FROM sending ships TO sea destined
to tho Southern poFts. Should saeh ships stsemps
TO violate Ito Blockade, capture and condemnRtios
are tIe yrorer repsl,y OF sncn attempts. No "a.
thoriiT can bo loand iog any other.
az Adams IL M. SepsrG, April 49, 1862.
lis logaslip gsyiied, IA substance, by ex-
pressing his belief that ihc parties engaged il these
GuoerIakings were 10, 90 much Interested IN 10
cause OF the insurgents Ne Ia the profits TO be exc
reet,d by running tie blocksde. Such attemgsc
.lwsys would BE- made in similar cases. For too
rect ths9 -dVeGturss were compelled 10 take their
own rick. They hat the danger. Of capture 10 sD<
counter and H., certainty OF beng deprived Of their
a. ia of reclamation. Tue Government had 10 liz
postioa TO give them protection.
| ob.eryod chat ILis reasoning seemed hardly sas.
/ factory or cousohag to persons EXPOSED by tao
ef,ecus Of sucl acts 10 long aud painful aad costly
ex1sns III OF theis iabors Of repression. then Pss
it 10 hs lori.LIp distinctly II Great Britain woulc
DO cclian.ed, should the People OF canada prsa8
out mao oqoA Rebellion, 20 lad the nited o'a'eo
promptly declare a neutrality, recoguZe the heself
rs belhKefont power aud then from nyriass o.
posts along tue extensive line o. boundary and 'ae
many hGTbos Cn tie ssaboard tOlerste tls equip
a cut and dlsg hteh ~ numerous yesssS irc!5heS
with all th. materials necessary 10 prcrset thc
sNu.gisi ly.ry much aoGb.ed whether ms lor4.
slnp WOGi be perfectly qulssccnt under the ansTT
sh&t violation o. Neutrality lad been comAiiIed.
aid ta.. power existed TO plt stop TO the pro-
ceediugs Ms l0rdship met this by saying tbs' DC
should certainly object 20 any suon direct expeSi>
,IOas bet tucte Vac 40 evidence "a aIy OF tAe lss
had brought ep Of destination or vi wrong i.Iea'
tor. Ia tia. Of lie Orsto, upon which had $40
drssssd ncss ~ a!ia, to had sireeted AL nVes'By
ion 90 be made, snd the authorizes ~ LVsFpev
ID reported thai there was NO ground for cous1hS
tie lssslty Of her voyage.
Ir,l Piled that thls was exactly what gave sacn
az plsassg. iD,I ro&si0as 10 usin America. Ale
Osto sv sic very paper furRisSed IRON the u4'oAs
House, va. shown 10 be- laden with hundred an
soys,.y luu. VI sf.n., and TO have persons Gales
,rsgi. on board, c.s.iasd ioT Palermo and JamASas
NJ. ,sry staten sat Of Iho caso wac enough TO srsw
W At was r.sly intended. The iact OF her Ias
~ornsroI,l p,.t.s were blind 20 il. Aud the course
alien Nv Der t,lss.ys oao.rs IN deciarir. lsu'r;;
.n,s Only LED % IN Inference most aniayor..l &c "
NJ, al .hoir neutrality in the struggle. IL was Wt
,nch sctiou IS this thAt was making ths ciheliass
IF cur Government In tie way OF giving iIe Iian
.iss 20 tse Supply OF eollon, WHICH tney l'
rr,;., In shori time II .se whole control 81 Ass]1
% nu. As .ad 10 tho coules, was lsi. TO them =