New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11
ENGLAND.

Tie IoHdoH 81 pping Gdgcfte says that rumor
is current in circls supposed 10 lie weilinforned
that IA seui oiii,l no;e bias been addicted to The
British Government, BY France, respecting the
blo kade Of the Confederate ports, TO tie etert that
the Emperor cannot Ion. cr allow French commerce
10 he iuiur by respecting be nonei'ec'ive bio kdc,
and that he will shortly make al Official demand to
the Eng i,h Government To join him IN raising j..
tlot kade and chat IN case of Noncompliance nc VIII
take the hi iative.
The Emreror's sp.ech 10 the CORPS Legisiatif on
tho 9th wss exrectef win great in.r-st under
The belief that lie will tsy something Important Oh
American slairs. -,
The LOhd9n Time, III another editorial saws: We
need not he eager TO NEEDLE with American grairr
Ills il a time fer awuiriuR, and we can ai'Od 10
wnit quite ss esfily as the norm aud South can
afford 20 b. loo. ing tie Potomac al the cost
Of two mill ID. stcrli, n week each VI them. II
there does come sny real cause OF complaint u VIII
tell ell be moro for our present. patience and for
tearsnce.
TEr Linden GioJe editorially reuarks that the
maritime Powers cannot be expected 10 respect tie
Union blockade unless really IN Give. he com
mere Of the word cannot EULER it-elf to lie de-
.pOed for AN indie bite period under ne mere paper
blot kade A. TO Intervention, sGye TIE Gi0bc, we
NAV he +, yed OF offered 10 inter, enc, hut orr great
ala must be 20 preserve ooniistency with our own
principle. ..
In a letter from NJ. Seward 10 Saith o BIieo, in
rfslouse o Ito lalters recently lrol-led advice,
Nr. Seward urges Mr.. o'Bdcp, II be would promote
tho cnute ot Americs Of Great Britain, and Of hui
mainly at lsrie SPEAK sud acs Ia every case and
without qualification, iOr the American Union. Mt.
Saward's tone - highly patriotic for Cnion, nrd
/ friendly toward European Powers, ia regard ~
whom he is determined 10 stand slIsys, not Only Ia
the rigul, but upon he defensive
! George 1honl sou Lad agsin been hc'uring 81
Manch,iter on American sGdlr.. Ills remarks were
main v IN r., spouse 10 late speech by SIR. Msss-y
at Stafford whose statements he branded h. Gbso-
lately iase sud gfi.vOus injustice 10 tho NoHh.
The lecturer said tie breaking ol the blockade would
he aVickod AID heIdi-h scs, and 10 greater ellie
oonli be committed agsinst any country. lie had
firth. however, IN the pacific and neutral policy Of
Eah Russsll.
The Loa0oH Times ia IN editorial on Mr. s1m-
nsrs speech, protests a,ains, any suegestion that
Eugl4ud has budgcd one step from her former posi-
lion with speli to her right, either neutral or bel
/ igefen, What she fgreed % ut tie Congress Of
Fars size stil siands by and what hhe bad before,
limited only 0y thote CONCESSIONS she hLs sill. The
case of the Trent has made no new pbsse whatever
A telegram Of the "a, from a lgi-rr, says; "On
Monica, a prolonged cauIOnade was heard dsre. pro-
ceeding apyAreLtly from Il distance Of about six
miles from shore. vessel ~as sightcd this morn
itg which appeared 10 le the Sumter. IL IL sgp-
rosed she sunk Der adversary" The above IL con.
sidered doubtful 40 an Al9iers Telegram Of the 2ilh
sys tie Srinter Lac teen toen ~ Genoese waters,
lew leagne, on the port II Geuoa
The GibyaHa5 Chr0Hioe hayr the United Ststss
fofstI ~ iadM tftirFirfl h4tlLrt tue Ir+lNltNtf
pi,.n the Sumter Ct tina, port. The authorities,
however considered Themselves bound 10 afford such
aid ~ was ind, gene bic the Sumter having sprnng
q lesk near her screw. She war permitted IL effect
tie necessary fopaiis in the arselaL
The Commander of The Federal steamer TuscaroTa
publishes denial OF the report thai lie anchored oil
Osborne, and WIS Totgked lor lis violation OF good
thtte.
Lgld Lyons !. gazeited as Knight OF tie Grand
CrO-s of tht Order ~ the Bath.
Lord Pnlmerston bad issued the ouftomary cirou-
nr 70 bis supporters IN Parliament, soliciting their
attendance Oh The opening on the tth OF February,
q m4tiers Of cons derablc importance will be die
cuised. He and other Parliamentary leaders bad
a.o issued invitations TO bsnqueis pror TO the com
fleLceInent OF the fetel0p.
A Royal warrant, regulating he AZ aigamAbon Of
the Royal ard India ruies, ], published.
More i,ars were realized relative 10 he accident
at tie Hartley Coal Mine. Not one Of tie buried
miners Was found alive.
There bss been very stormy weather IN the Jrrh
Channel. There were several sLipwTeoks and rome
oss OF lie There were 10 important American de.
s,ters, but some vessels returned 10 poh with suehi
damage.