New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-28


rnsliries on 'he 10th instsn,tbe 9th being Sunday.
Tie customary banquet at Guilala was mag
nfoent affair, but the speeches without polit
cal significance. Lord Pamerston confined himself
70 mere commonplace remarks. Aiading I, the
distress il the manufacturing districts, be ead
at NAV be hoped that the cause of That distress
may not be lotg continued although is must be
owned that there is not at present aOy Immediate
prospect That more umsno ieellnes and hn6ler SEN
umenis are likely 10 prevail between the contending
parties o. the American continent But We nay
trust that Indis will furni-h us to o certain degree
with that Iaw material which is essential TO the
mannfac .uring population. lCheer'. And i these
products which Iudis may transmit TO us thall be
sedulousiy used In this country, and we lie not
tempted by the wants Of other countries to send that
cot Oh away fast as II arrives trust that that
part of our empire may find The means Of sup
plying IN some measure the necessities which the
civil war in America has created"
Lord Brougham spoke as follows regarding
America:
That cruel and unnatural civil war which is aflict.
ing US so many miles off is one OF the most laneut
able events OF our day. / do not pretend 20 know
more than my noble friend at The head OF the Govern
ment, who has admitted that no cannot predict any
speedy termination of this conflict. England and
France have looked with IoTfeot feelings OF kindness
and friendship toward both OF the coDteudng parties,
for which reason perhaps, they are Lot much liked
by either. Laughter. But ii there DO little chance
Of any eecual advice being gwen, or Of any inter-
vention of another description being To by tue
Powers OF Europe, at least let them listen TO their
own advocates IN his country-we who supported
them half century ago when 10 one else SAID word
IN thor faYOr-we who were charged with being al
most seditiOns II not REASONABLE. advocates OF
America against our own country III the disputes
then exiting Jet them listen 10 our advice, to
our strong aud earnest entreaty that they would
speedily possible put end to this cruel and I'M
natural wsT. And, / will tell them that beside
the ordinary evils OF war, beside the waste OF
blood and treasure, the suffering of every kind,
the anyi.ties and miseries cevOived upon The
whole country and which they ought, by al means,
speedily TO terminate, there u another risk which
tAey and more every month that THE contest
i. coniihslng i mean the Increased number oiaimed
,leu hg Jituted 20 blOOds1Gd, rapino aud every sort
Of violence, and IN whom these habits becoming
their second and savage nature. Then We shall zee
Tie whole Of America c0ufl6t OF armed men, brought
Up in waT aud IN TIE habits which war eugendcrs.
HERE is nothing worse than the tyranny Of al
armed mob. iCheeTs Theis would be the wolst
kind or yoke unoer which men could live. and the
worst Zoe 10 civil liberty. For Heavens sake, iOr
,heir own sake for humanity sake, trust they
will esoare tale at once 30 deplOrable and 30 de-
grazing. lCteeBl.
The diplomatic corps was not very strongly repre-
scented. M Adams, the American Minister was not
present,
The majority Of the Prince Of Wales was cele-
bratsd IN a quie. manner The 10Th inst through
out England "Gazeue Extraordinary" ar
pounces that tho Prince is appointed General, and
that Gems. Sir L. BlaSeney. Vscoant Cough, the
Duke of CambIiage, and LORI Clyde arr created
Fisld Marshals. large number OF naval aud mill
tary oiicers are made Knights OF the Grand Cfoss
knigA.s Commanders, 81.
Tie ltcsicrh Afits siatos that the Council Of the
Duchy Of Cornwall lad been making up the hnan
cial accorufs Of The Duohy previous 20 the Prince
taking personal possession As Duke OF Cornwall,
and that the revenue derived IRON tie Duohy
amounts 10 about 900, COO sterling.
/ H. tse Coma % Queens Dencb, rule absolute
/ has b "A gFgnted a,Ginst Gee1gc Francis Trlin for
lhe women OF she costs OF HE Trial and removal Of
bis street Iailway u London, and Ii ruie nisi WIS
granted against bis bail to show cause why tue re
cognizuco should not be esiTeaied.
The Countess Of Elin wonll shortly leave FL
gland 10 join her husband IN India. The rumors,
The refoIe that he intended to retire from the GOV
ern0r- tiener.iiship supposed 10 be unfonnded:
J Dir. Jonas webb, the great breeder OF sheep, Is
dead.
A letter written IN Tie London TINES contends
thht the wort period of tnal in the crisis IL
clearly Yassed.
TN. TINES on OXIDATION.
pa. TAt TondyH 1ia1I fo- ~
/ The Paris ioarnal Ia P0lIle Lao ior rome days
a!.eaiei 10 DO exclusively informed upon subject
Oh which there j. much lees mystery thnn oug CO.
temporary would have Nc believe. In Pafr.c, a.
viii be seen from the extract which appeared ~ on
second edition oi yesterday afserts tina; an attomp'
ii mediA iiOn IN America has been projected by
Frauce aud Raisia, and has been submitted 10
England, with view TO tie joint action Of the
three Powers. TIM leunal iur1uef states mat thi7
proposition. " emauauug IRON France, aud ilmedi-
aiciy ped by Kcssia,' oonlemPlAes an aIins-
ace for rix MONTE, and The surptusion Of AL oc a.
lions by sea or by lana during tolls period.
Negotiations are, Of cOuIse 10 De IA tue meantime
set on loot ~ terminate The war let, sa,s L.
PatTlc, " # We me 10 credit tho BIZ / somewhat
yuQuc reports IN circulation, The IrOyObilOn Of
France snd kGssia has not et with ias Ofn.le
oeption M London" Tie French public j.. how
over, informed tAat Cabinet Council was TO BE-
held ca Tuesday iyestc,day aud tAat ht tins Coun'
cl TIE paliucI6tOn Cabinet would adopt ls refOlu
nor. j nus n Is sought 70 create an impression
throughout Europe 4Nd America that France and
ku.sia are most au1iyus TO- terminate iAs ciNh War
In America bud zee ther way 10 the accOmpllshme en-
OF tb.t good work, hut that England eaIcs aloOi,
eru j. llout either oLurbaAiy 10 refuse, o. sciy re-
iuCian'ly 10 nAOrd slugglth COO eIGion.
There is in the statement OF our French contem
porlry some truth mixed with very Considerable
snor France TO- no doubt, ~ France bis been from
Tie. CONNER cement Of ihis war very Xious 60 ~
terfsre france wants the American cotton 40 much
as we do; perhaps looking the state Of our slOcks
even more. France, also, Ii less patient under the
exercise Of extrs me be terent rights than we are
IL IT, We believe, quite true dat fauce has
communicated circular diplomatic note 10 TIE
Courts o. LONDON ana IT Pe'efsburs inviting
io.ut action ior the purpose stated by In P0f'.t
Russia, however, mas 10 special interest IN tlns
question Rn, sia wants 10 cotton her great star J.
l. iax AID me il raiher benefited ~ the scarcity Of
cotton 10 tie markets Of the world. Rus Ia 30 iai
from ''Inmediately accepting tire proportion OF
France has we have reason 20 think. BY no means
committed hcrself IN the matter.
/ Tie announcement H. the J0ug'n0i dc ~. Pt,er6-
Bourp IA ANYTHING bat thai Of an Intention 10 inter-
fee in TINS strife. At ID simply to tue elect that Tor
EN- Powers nave 40 rglt whatever 10 interfere ~
America and that kuesa DO 10 more than she