The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-27

Therefore, keep alert. my friends, aud
uok forward with confidence. M :,
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Brig. Gen. Com ding lst and "a Disis :
ons. M
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
4rriUaI file Amsrica--ImportaM Ds6afs q
IN Parliament on tie american Blockade {
NO Intirferencs - tft = } |!
HALIFAX, March 22.-Ths America
from Liverpool on the 9Th, via Greens
town o,hthe glh, has arfived'at this ypork
Her dates are two days later. There had
been au important debate liz the House OF
Commons on the American blockade.
BreadstulIs queI Provisions quiet
and dull Consols, a34s93a,
? There had been an important deb 'te on
the question Of the American blockade in
the House of Commons. F'9.''
Mr.. Gregory denounced it, andexpres
eed strong sympathy for the South.
Sir James Ferguson called on the Gov.
eminent to interfere 10 the matter.
Mr.. Wilmer could no, believe in the e.
nal dissolution Of the great American u
MON, and so long as it existed he deprs.
Gated any interference by England in the
struggle. io .deNl@ 'tg.a 80 80 'r's-
The Solicitor. General strongly oppos.
ed any interference. .Tbe blockade had
been as other blockades IN former years.!
Aferla further debate, Grsgoty's mo-
lion for the coriespondence on the subjact
was -negstivsd witboutIA division! 1g9I
I The House Of Commons passed mum
ELeT of important votes on the army es,i-
mates. ghmongti the, fortiGaation votes
was one Of af0 600 for The defense Of the
River Mersey.no9 ! Oh iGa' To3 meg 4
Y a. vote of GlO. 900 FOR the enlargement
of the Saadhurs, Military College. was
rejected BY 20 majority against the Coy
ethmentgoB ab's7 7'a 4sSH a0.H'1't-
SnaJ.o O. Lewis during the debate gave
complete denial TO the reports ofthe
failure Of tho Armstrong gun. He said
That 2,4Oo guns Of this description had
,h us far been manufactured and with very
slight exceptions they had ANSWERED ev-
ery expectation O entertained Of them
lie also showed that the Government
stores of war material, &C., were equal to
any emergency. u N' .H 90 ''10''
f. During the debate on Mr.. Gregory 5
motion, Mr.. w. E. Foster denied that the
blockade was ineffective, and stated that
the Bst Of upward of three hundred YES.
sells which Ind been handed in by Mr..
Mason as iistiof vessels which had bro.
ken the blockade, had. on examination,
dwindlod down 10 nineteen, and most Of
these had escaped dark aud stormy
nights, thus evincing the s;riugency ra,h'
Of than the ineffioienoy Of the blockade.
| He also reminded the House that during
the war between Great Britain aud her
revolted colonies in America. no less than
five hundred privatesrs succeeded ia get
ling out of American ports. '"1" SD
He warmly eulogized the conduct ol
Her Majesty's Governmentin reference to
America. He trusted that no temptation
not even the suffsrings ol portion Of the
population, would Induce the Government
to depar, from the strict neutrality hith
er,o Observed. .sa r. -.
The Lond N Times has an editorial
. showing that the present phase Of the A.
, merican war exhibits simply contest fo'
the border States, aud says that the Fed
/. erals will simply have succeeded in th'
: tenth meath oil the war in placing them
2 selves where everybody expected to se'
!, them at its very beginning. They vii
t stand on a frontier Of States which reject
4 ed their alliance, and will be called upol
r TO comm ence the work Of subjugating al
d enormous territory inhabited by hos
d tile and exasperaled population 70 7i'i9'
1t can hardly even be presumed tha
j. they have .gained secure base for tbes
u operations, for Tennessee, though nc
It purely secessionist, iu sentiment, is Gel
q iainly not purely Unionist. and the prob
If ability is the NOrtherners, if they do ov
n errun the State, will have to hold it a
they hold Mary yland, by the sword. at
l. cost proportional to the extent of terrific
!. ry. That is the position 10 which ih
o Norlherners on the most favorable suppc
IF si,ion win be brought; whereat if revers
N should befall their cause. the result ma
1t be mos, serious 10 them. They have III
+. doubtedly asserted what had 80 long bee
d 50 uuaccodn,ably obscured. the militar
/, strength, but in such work as the r'
establishment of the Union, mere militi
10 ry superiority will be Of very little avai
r. The Daily News regards the the sue
n cesses In Tennessee as Of immense impo
20 lance, aud predicts now that the North
Q organized aud OH the move, il will co,
IN ,inue to show its superiority over u
|, :. South, and dispsl the illusion that Il
r. Soulher ners are invinpible. 1t has n
IN the slightest doubt that the next thr'
ID mouths will show many more capilul
g. tions. '.e't. '.1' ."' r't+ '
10 The Army aud Navy Gazette suspec
ID the strength ofthe Southern armies
of Virginia whenil finds them SO easily di
n- posed of,in Tennessee. aa' 70 'a.o
q. The Herald complains Of the fate Of 4
Gregory,s motion, as showing tha. En-
~ land has no rule ef coaduct--no prime
so pes Of policy beyond The dictates Ofse
N. interest. g}b,9 s.aen.' t's' tWu
h. The Daily News sulogizas Mr.. FosteI
4 speech as a mas.srly reply 10 DR., Gregg
On on the whole question. % a'aph saf
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n. 9.l ls No Armstrong Guas South, -.
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