New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
GREAT BRITAIN.

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trisn Goven rusnt had thong II due o. ls dighiy,
Ia consequence of tie effect produced tiro1t"on
Europe Is Lord llimerstol late 81 &c ID on iI4-'
sfairs 70 instruct tie Austrian I'm hssadVi ~ tot,
Con TO ask foI expianatiOIs as Ia the nth'he hhu
Learino which he English Gatiret sitacHes 10 Ihi4
speec5 so lar as relates 10 the retention oi Neneiis
By Austr@. r.
III. resulaiions for the opening Of the Great ~
iiHtion in London on The LIST M.y had cen issntd;
The Ony il 10 be 0i National oIa'A.'e'' anu
promises mJOsiug results.
TIE Loafop Tines has an edior Al on fresilehl
I.noon's Proc, .m.liOn tor d"y Oi I:s''-s'>iNihs,
and reg ,rs II as somewhat premature, luasInch as
n 10. issued al a most critical re' b, being on the
CO. Of three great battles, hCt The Dy't0~ IL says
Bot there Is point IN tae President fFo' lama
tioa whI,h -urJ0stss even tue common IFo'anuE
Md seliGsceItion incident to tnch Ceieno. rs
The Northern S,ates are 10 thaua the AldisrtY Tor
tLsir d. .lveranee from foreign invasion and inter-
,ention. What does TINS meauf Ii The happy
event alluded 20 here IL the iardy suIrenIer "i
N.-ers Macon aud SlGell, uniawiuily ahd voI-u'iy
taken eut OF d B.i sh mail-racEet, then certainly
the Americans may thank Heaven i0f the uneA-
peeiel and un "llinc discretion u ey showed on ha,
orslgon. Perhlps there Is 10 better subject ln.
thank gyig than timely repentance ana Que res'i-
tulion. But The AmvTloaus have not heretoio't
considered such act matter lCr nd.luHl
gratitude Til better informed, We must SUI
iuse toe thauksgiving is to be for tue niys
itrious defeat or vi hdrav al of some infeLdec
iya,iou fJrcible interv nton OF European ans.
a
lie usual license, empi that may be- ought az
lea, 10 speciiy tn, thrratened iutrrvenliOn, aid
ttaee e1me particulars |. ,he intervention In oily
that OF kind shes and gopd advice, iten II remains
70 be teen whether t1t. NOfile ern States nave so
much 10 be thankful for in theIr deveriIce. !, r.
quite uossihe that tbey may have 10 axe Fesce on
worse terms, and uad-r more untoward drcumst,!-
Ccs than an.icible separation between the North
eru ar3 Southern Siates. Even il they beat tie
Suthe ners within theteX rxty days ~ they muft
do ii hey 90 il at al this year, they VIII have to
r,y ios II wI'h taxation fully equal 10 our Own,
and yet lave multitude OF questions still TO he
settl,d hei q cen NORTH aud South, Easi and Nest.
L. tie Coert OF Queen & Bench, in tie casr 4 an
Application for "a new r al On b hali oi MIR. George
I. Train, WHO nad been convicted oi hnlsa1ce Ia
forming street nii~ay in London, tie Cont
refused The api hcatior, aud ruled Lat the ceerdant
ba5 night 10 appOr ION 70 himself huy part oi tie
parlic highway. Ihis it Is presumed, seals for
Uae the fave u stfeet railroads III LoldOn.
IL ssuh ad jus, los' BIZ .ecoLd daag ter, aged lS
The finding Of the iae o0gri-nartia Ia the case f
Calr. Robinson, which attracted So much attention
while yngie.siog az Dubhu, bad been Issued, AID
E,qIits Cap Lo5.n-or.
The Hon. II. G. Elliot, is gszetted fo' a special
ui.siOn 70 the King OF Greece.
Nearly all tie lrIsh members Of Parliament had
yiyued n vet.tiln 70 tue House Of Commons for the
res,olaion OF tie Galway subsidy.
lJ. ttc last steamer received 'elegraphc sy-
nolss OF MIR. Glad-tOnes speech al Masche,ter, and
We now give a verbatim extract OF what he sad
plon Aa,eneau afAirs, as fOilows: Ahd now, hr
Mayor and leltlenen, J come 70 that wi icb moce
yaiilcnlariv tOUches the state of yOur dlstr cf
Ne stand here at a time WREN but Tor important
event, il is probable mat yon aud your work eopie
woaa al ke be enjoying great prosperity. That
Owe unfortunate event !ou have d@ciIitd ~ q 4
ad ircss aud ia my opinion truly described, the
deplcrale struggle IN " bich ihe two sections OF the
great AuerIcan r. pubhc ARE Low engaged" L. J.,
g.utIemen "a dC,lor.ble struggle. We are not Of
tlOse, il cl there be, who ehvied the grrates- Of
ale Aneiican i.eIu lie. lHe4t, ear We could
Ilg lssr l.4r
dcIs from wear. " year, gradually iucIeaslgg
H. her wesbn and strength; NC shou Iaye
rriaiDed the CONSCIOUSNESS that on cur part
nojbing would be done 20 prevent the conulusuce
OF the most friendly aud peaceful relations hear T;
and the admiration with which we legud the energy
OF lLat nation would have been totally una sel
ih,r by envy or ty fear. Hear, hear Bat ttis
struggle las cone about tLrOJgh no iault oi our,
aud tAiDk cannot out feel that lhe position and
siitude Of tLis country with res1sc 10 tAe tul "a
Stifet bas Lot been, the other SIDE Of tie wafrr
quite impadiIly fairly judged. Hear hear
Now, geutieleF j am hot gong 10 make ihis
mailer OF eOurli'h. LIT u symDattize vita our
American brethren ia their difficulties. Let allow
tlat, under tie excitement Of tnere oIh ut.es an
o. ie-i -ierale and sgOn,ziug conflict, tie l,nds II
men are Lot IN t5at s'att Vi trMquiIiy wDich rem
De them the best judges Of tho conduct Of their
Lfe -n5OGS. tnGer such Circumstances, tie pro-
portion of objects alter before tie eye, and
exicctai0ns aie formed, aod thought " just,
wh5cb, 40 a isIassiorate moment, viii tc seen aud
lei % have teen uulOundc0. WY, gem tLeu,
tNcfe Has demand made upon liz by to puuhc
voi,e IN America az ibe outset OF tlls deploiabc
ttr.eGie for what was calei "sympathy.' Well,
nov, what tie IeaI meaning O tDat ceInand, a.
feIst i eau understand 49, ahl 1 nope that Ia hat
4 eiy shall bOt ,0y word iucOI-ifteut with thaJ
fnJrf1a feeling which d.sle To chrri-h toward oil
nleu, aN es. ccisH' toward our kindred beyond tle
water; blf, practically, what was The neauug OF
it'd 1eslIc ana that cail for sympathy Mh, %
~ this that slOaiJ lase such q course by our
ln:uage ~ d by our public ac,s ~ would ll4ce ne
o dJ, ,JJj " men, OF tns 1900, ,0U0-i care aut
wuich yoI call theLI--Cf tle South, iu permanent
hostility Wiz az. Hear hear Wen now, We /
I.dy nave oar own opialc. AND imagine We
have our OrYn private OpiuiOus about ihe /
~ nav have our O"u piiyat5 OpiuiOus about the /
eoanssnance tbs, Bas been ljy.a to thosc ias b.
tons IL Tie Aoub. dear, near, and cieerr.. Bat 4
VI" ~ rcasOn way 'be one side or the oiier !
~c saod alOtl ,e4rse OF conduct that IS 10 liy |
We foundation " alienation .: fseLl,s aud ,ern.-
h''' hostility between ourseives ana tLoee Who may
Re'esi'nf be great nation, claiming 10 enter mo
'eiui rsht'ons with us. Cheefs Way 10
SytV'' Il We could SO tlat LAls uas cont.st Of
oS! y. a. eaoc, tnere is .ot "A IN ia 1he lcng,b
80 D'eaNin " tuls fO0lu--t ere paruaus j. haf0ly
"'u' AZ al fuBiu,d tbai would fpr ,e II, ouirut
.'s4-N- u!Vh '.le slide wecn ne would IKE Bat
=. ~ N-'.a IA Tie pfopaei lliou Oi fics iu.ftl-
-, "e Oi"' VI 'ne Dayonet. Rear heagI IL
"' =! ed.. ne us mat The oBds OF f.,io,, a.. la
De ssined Freedom must be freely 49, ~ .
resIy embraced. You canuol i,vad ~, 90 uD' +
- order " convert its institution. fra,a IL
~ae' VIII geod ones; and Our friends in M. ~
A>se, ~ w lbIuk, u.,de great ulst.k, in .,,