The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-28

/ s' ~ "'-JNSb goVTnment was not In . poaihOi
70 contradict but they had entered . strong re-
monstranoe aeains, this manner In which tbs array,
were made and the prisoners treated, and the cas-
dthess persons would be earnestly watched b,
them.
Earl Derby was ready 70 make every allowance
for the difficulties OF the Govern Mt the Fedora
States, bu, these cases naturally excited Indiyna
ton. Amer the arbitrary manner in which Bhist
SUI jocts had been invariably treated, and the ven
unoourttow replies q the Federal Government, u
ths remoostranoes u Earl Russell who had quletly
accepted the Vows Of Mr.. 5ward in this casa which
he was not dispc sed 10 do a, ts,, he would there
fore AJAX the noble EA'l u, in any English prece
dents OF this Kind, II was made condition Of beng
brought y trial & the party 30 scrswear allegiance
/ n bis own country fthe right " a-res, on sua
| picion admitted, the subsequent tres,men, was
uupreceJenbd.
Eail r. sell had no knowledge of the details In
| these cases having had no notice OF the question.
lie lot that the oath Of allegiance " the
| FedealG vernmeht bad been rendered 70 persons,
except enc who bad declared bis intention Of be.
coming Acisilen Of the United Safes.
Earl Malmsbufy, in asking FOR the papers con.
NOTED with the blockade, complained that the
TisF- bad deliberately represented tina, Earl Dsrby
advocated s being forcibly raised. lie AZ proved
the conduct o. the government and the question
was o 'or them alone " beside, bu, il was de4t,-
be 70 know what was the rea state Of the blockade.
He expr' sscd doubt u the policy OF the declare
tors II Paris In $50 and did no, believe they
would or could be carried out la great wars when
circumstances would 10 to- strong for ab,,rac,
Ifineiplea.
B-r Russell said that on the hrst aiSht he was
glad l.. End tina, the noble Bar opposl,s had an.
Iuu.>d - the nduci .of the 1vern uen,, and the
country mus, feel confidence when all It's leading
men were agreed. The papers were now being
printed. They would he in their lordship's hands
before long and he hoptd they would reserve their
opinions Til then, conadoring tie importance " the
question.
In the House Of Commons on the 10th instant,
Dir. Cobden gave notice that a, an early day be in.
tended " bring under the consideration q the
House .he state OF international and maritime Law
"a 1t Affects the rights OF beilserents.
hn or had been received At Portsmouth TO
reduce the number o. men and guns Of the ships
o.-war In commission.
The London DAILY Ngws reviews the engagement
at Mil Spring, Ky, as a genuine and important
Federal success, and thinks H. a. II may reasonably
hope, the Federal troops engaged In II may be
taken as a representative specimen 81 the Union
arm y a. II has become under Mcclellan, the result
OF rapid and decisive action cannot be doubted.
Earl Russell, In late letter 20 Sir Charles wyke
touching the rumor tha, the Archduks NJ aximillan
would lie allied 10 the throne % Mexico, says, "Ii
the Mexican people, by spontaneous movement,
place the Austrian Archduke on the throne, there is
nothing In the Convention " prevent II. On the
ether hand, could be no parties " forcbs inter.
vtn,ipn Tor this purpose.
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