New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Grenl Eriinin.

Great Fsriisin.
The steamer Gladiator, with 500 bales Of cotton,
had arrived ct Liverpool from Nassau.
Tie Hammouia did not leave Southampton for
New-York until the 2Sd having been delayed day
"a reaching Southampton from Hamburg by the
aorm.
Tie gales had st length subsided. The shipping
disasters are most numerous and the aggregate Losses
enormous
The Gladiator from Bermuda had brought sundry
.umors in regard to tie proceedings Of Commodore
Wilkes, which had caused some little excitement on
Change in London and Liverpool. 1t was alleged
shat Wilkes, with e squadron bad blOckaded Ber-
rnuda, and refused TO withdriw bis ships E. The
request Of the Governor. This report lacked con-
6rma,ion, and received but Little eredence, but 1t
nevertheless had is effect
TIE army and Nory Gazette says; Admiral
Wilkes Of Trent uotOLioty, having been ordered by
The Federal Government TO proceed to the vicinity
Of the Bahama lsands, with view of cutting oil
all intended supplies for that quarter for the Conied
crates the British authorities have very wisely, in
The anticipation OF any olphcation which might
arise from the excess Of energy well known to ex'.
In Flsg-OAcer Wiikes ordered rsGuiorcements to 10
dispatched to the Admiral 10 tic West ladies.
We believe that the Emerald aud Galatea are ur-
der immediate orders 10 pI ceed 10 Bermuda, whence
they will he sent 10 any quarter where Sir Alexan.
der Milne may deem iheir presence necessary. TIE
Bermuda Gazette Of Oct. : s.ys: "We understand
that Admiral Milne, with large fo!ee, is expected
here from Halifax about tae uiido or end Of Dezs
month. We are however, disposed to think that
recent occm.enees viii expedite tie arrival of Ais
squsdron'
The captain Of the Gladiator reports that having
heard previously TO Dis departure that Commodore
Wilkes intended The capture q the Gladiator he ob-
tanned the protection Of II. NJ. steauer Desperate,
which vessel accompanied him a certain distance
Eom tie IOrt. The vesses had scarcely parted CONF
pany when the Gladiator was boarded by boat =
crew, and tie captain was ordered to go on board
and report himself. Tie Desperate being within
gunshot he declined to obey tie Order and was al
lowed to proceed. The Desperate seeing the G.4di-
ztor boarded, Immediately raa out two guns ready
for action.
Tie Arpy and Nary Gazette says the Cabinet
Council summoned iUr Thursday did not si' to-day.
Lord Lyons returns by Ito ,ota 10 Liz pos' at
Washington. 1t may 10 inferred tLat tie Govern
ment s not inclined to depart from tue policy Il has
hitherto pursued IN reference 10 tae contest between
tie South and Nohl, not. from tie fact that tie
Council did not sit, bat from tie expre sious of tie
Ministers individually and from tue speeches Of Sir
G.. c. Lewis sud 3lr. Gladstone aud ;be written
calculations OF LIS meaning which have been pub
lished by tie latter but Lord Lyons may neverthe-
less be able to represent 10 tie American Govern.
nen the views Of the British Ministry as to certain
contingencies, and to indicate changcs of policy
which may be forcedo them by tue advent Ct certain
events. The Union 1t wac mover he restored,
but, al tie same time the North must succeed in
obtaining possession Of al the maritime cities AID Of
all sirateeical points, and will eventually oyerwhelm
tie large Southern armies 10 the field, unleSs ts arm
be paralyzsd by tDgDcis catsclysm or arrested by
internal political discord.
Tx Li0,aiag Aeraid hoIes that Lord Lyons will
carry with hin on bis return 10 Warrington a mes
sago Of some importance. II urges tie recognition
Of the South, with the possibility Of armed inter-
veLtion TIE part OF Europe. Il thinks tie ablo-
lute neutrality on which the British Government 80
Irides sef is Tire grestl 1t cruelty to both parties in
the war, Willie 1t brings upon England reprosehes
.or sellshnees and cOwardice. IL gays the North
would be unreasonable 10 regCd recognition as q
declaration Of war or even aHront.
4 ne D0t.y NcNS pOlGis or tbdt, Judging bY Tie
numerous speeches recently Delivered 10y Memters
OF Paraao eut, NJ Gladstone seems TO nave made
few proseiyies, oucug the intelligent members, 10
the Confederate cause.
Mr.. Gladstone again explains his sentiments Gu
she Amencan question, IS stated ia his recent
epeech ct Newcastle. Tie following letter ia IN re-
spouse 70 one from Manchester me chant who COM
pained TO Alr. Gladstone that his remark had mfled
no, only DiiDsen Dat TIE who.e commercial couInu-
pily OF Manchester
q ~.
Sir s directed by ths Casuceos Of he Efcheouer 10
scknowecss your letter Of The 18th. Gnd 10 .ie that e
public declarations usde by ol the the Crown
lie hold. himself luy f,.pOnsibe Tor hay declared lis
opinion st Lsh months to effect the
Southern states Of Aneca in earnest Struggle on
Nsecsse last week the effect ths the Confederation
which bss been foimed urde- M Jehosen Dtss las ovn
t,sel 70 1s su!hoenuy lied with he elements which
make nLou and wit the vii AID pos'or TO defend its in
dependent eIis.eIca
" lie oaanot however be fesponfible for the inference
which ffOl leor, you 10 have drawn roin his
statement the more 20 - hey might he tbhAs htvs been
CHECKED - aent 70 ether petitions o s declarations con
cent fneTcs the occasion, IL which he referred
20 seps tLst night uBcfr cOlceigaJs Cicuusance De
tAhen by the Powers u Europe Ana generally, he desire
70 sunotnoe them 20 the ~1 sId % aao or be party 70
TAKING of he se. Necessary giving them effect
m-tels Which, though connected togec h. theseFe.
distinct and Which may be- sepsIasd ~ iu'efyas of time
The case.
Asyo Inform the Chancellor Of the Exchsqper that Your
are ssrva by g,sis en 20 ald tlt you arc r.
1T Zee CHXELEs L. Ryan"
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Miller NJ. r.. Mai Befedord, 81. T., air. Drtane.
Al. T., Mr. Peacock, 81. L., auo Capt. Jervis. NJ