New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09

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far TO pursue her. or What 20 do In case Of failure
Ar. Adams 10 M. Seward, Arg. /, 1862.
| -. = l readto his lofdship the substance Of you
dispatches, Noe. Isl and .99, respecting the us,
made " tie Island Of Nassau by the Rebels. and Ill,
fitting ont Of the guuboate Oreto and $50. Hi
ordsbip first took up the case Of 2a0 aid remarked
that delay in determining upon it hadGno unex
peciedly been caused By the Eudden development o.
q Tuaady Of the Queens advocate, Sir John D.
Harding totally incapacitating him for the transsc
ton Of business. This had made it necessary - call
in other parties, whose opinion had besn Ht lasI
given for the detention Of the guuboat nut before
the order got down 70 Liverpool the vessel was
gone. He should however, send directions TO have
her stopped she went, as was probable, to Nassau.
] said was aware thet The g1nboal was off, but
did not say, what myself have little doubt Of, thu
Ter sudden departure was accustomed by noi,o1,
obtained somehow or CHER, that such proceeding
VISA impending. added IN oxpressit OF ss,i faction
that the law officers Of the Crown had teen thoir
way to such an opinion ard that i, was the dspori-
lion OF her Maieety's Government TO 10 something
to check this outrageous abuse. IL this connection
begged to oak If be had any Information respecting
the Proceedings had ut Nassau IN tho case Of the
Oreto. had seen a statement in the newspapers,
additional to The information contained IN tie ds-
pach No 2Sl which had read 10 hun, 10 tic ele ct
that the Orsto had been actually stopped and put
under the guns OF her Najesty's sLlp tho Grey
/ hound ] hoped this was tue for ! though the
ably viewed in Amorics. His lordship revIod
lint be had received TO Information on
tho subject beyond what l had re-
ferred 60. which came from the American newfpa-
pers. With regard TO the complaint against the
Island Of Nassau he could only cay tlai he had re
ceiysd short time since, a letter sgucd by many
commercial people in Liverpool end elsewhere, re
mon irating against tho virtual blockade OF that
island by United States war vessels, and the cub
lection Of many innocent British snigs 20 tue incon.
vonieAces OF detention end search rs If engaged
in Legitimate trade 10 tits representation he had
written n reply, stating TIA, however much Ito n.
cOnvenieuces mentioned were 20 DO regretted, 81
was not the DISPOSITION OF tho Governments 10 Afford
protection TO aDy parties that might be engaged in
undertakings Az violation OF her Malesty pr"canE-
| ZION; ard when there was reason ~ suppose that
such adventures ieht be carried Oh, i was difficult
10 raise objections 10 the night OF examination. HE
iOraship added that lie hac ected both the letter
and his auswe. would have been pubifhed before this
by Ia.ties concerned, but they had noi thought IL
/ 70 30 so | replied that they knew too macn 10
be caught doing that bnt should tazo pleasure IN
communicating this fact 70 my Government Az
and al evidence which 4 could obtain Cf dspOsi.
Ion Oh tho uarl Of her Majestys Ministers 10 DIS
couDtensnoe the notorious and nABi"nt abutss Ol
neutrality, now every day committed ny biIiisa
subjects would be Of great use ~ cOunto-gCt tie
sttopQ popular feeling N america growing mp o.
account OF them. We had every reason 10 believe
that these war vessels were intended 10 prey d.
ecctly upon oar commerce, aud mott particular 70
| intercept the stetulers bearing treasure 10 new
York from California. Should one Of those steamers
| be .aken ia consequence Of the OMISSION 10 tlop
Lefe OUTFITS ia British ports, the excitsmen, thai -
TonIl croa.e ia AlaerCa wOll4 be very great. ~ 3
/ posed Is had always bsen, u cultivate freddy
relations between the TWO cOuhtTles, cOhi not oul
look With flucl or eegilels uYcn sll e'-nts "ileA
might .ell ~ .l.Ct them unlGyoIaby. hib lo9d'
.lnp taQ that he could Dot 40 Cace say w0eshef y
80 q Nt f.O clrICNrOi-fulf
alluded ~ or not, but was welcome ~ mention TIE
70 IT, sad ycly lfobably 20 hight feAd lac tAe
copies.
III. adam, % ST.. Serorl. Aps. 7, lsc2.-In ny
dispatch 90. lg9l u the Jla Jliy bfouga. d1Ua
tac narrative Of DO proceeding ln The ca'c o. ne
g.nbOa. No. 30 % Die momilg Of the 2jia. Later
IN the day sent another telegram 10 Capt Craven,
lgylng further intelligence h.m Liverpool, urging
l.s lcl artGIe .r0la Southampton, il.O ,4t De shout
/ j.. ne know his next roytu lf-, AID calilonif z
Lin about ,le .lue Of j.! ISL Jar.siictlon. 10 Gals
nesst ge the "a ala iuIt 4triy lle4, .ulcu -cls
III. gartars nt ociQts. aud 4s Intention Go t9ucA
al Qseenslown Tor further information. On tie
! 3Jth o. July, ! wrs.e 10 Caft Craven. BY maj to
Quosr sioTu, giN iu5 fuller 1el-ls, lfo1 a. IA.
o. clock from Mr. Dudley, touching sac movements
of lie luabua. OF t..l. / l.s % il-t DAY L..f
OH TIC monAlk q tAe 800, 1,u1 telegram
| Cant Craven, az Queen town, gppr.lug Linn tlai
a.. DO vas said to b. stil oil Point LguAf Al abori
! I'D cciook Of thai evening, received c telegram
/ from tslDls k4AfnAf NAte- a. t'tAfA7t'fffhf NNt'
uou.cing his reception o. my digs CD ara his inie-
Z non y avail further ilsiru,.i.ls. lib was an-
sfer.d l, mo early OBJ, nei morning, ~ tls follow
! l.g Worl-, by te.ogIl'n'
" Atl.bsl, yefiefl-y sLe was Of Pom! LyA-si
70. must c..ca her Il ycl c.n, and Il NECESSARY
! follow her across tAe =. ian &C.
! On The rluc day, / rec as by iaah noe iron.
lCat.. Craven. dated ths JlsI, announcing sle &c
/ cipl II ny dispatches ald bis ce-iaivl u ~ -
! Pom. Lyuas - aoon on Tie ls' NV
/ CAPTAIN Craven seems 90 have sli-d up -.
Geor.e n Channel. IlU iafi movement lnult nast
been made o.. oEs-'.uL.ess 81 M e-l.oa ADoi.
British middleton ioI, even h.Q Ao 4Dl.I NO. = NJ
.n t.at Ttrou Lld, ~ previous cohy,f4.,paa |.ih
{ hfa. ezl luci he reaaO. why should no, cone
alder IL gyol gohcy % als.pt Ler c4pt-Fc us.E To
coast H. point OF fact. this proceeding puI an end
/ " every chance Of he auccela.
On 10 9TH instant | received letter from him.
dated ihe sih, 90 Omen town. iucl0.ilg rolof. II
lnsL ilgs adIlofsel 10 tll St,ls aly Oi tLo navy,
ll-f oren lOr M tnspollol wGich forward by tllt
stel.ner, and 80 The slue time aplnlrg INC x hl4
lintsn.iJn 10 20 round 20 Dl)lu AM await letter
rom ne pnOr TO bis return % Boa station ~ G.b'
ralt.r lc tlls Bss, TIT following reply;
i LEGATION o. TnE UsiTED srsirs.
" L0sD0S, AUFHa. t, 1873
"sin: I viii forward your ieltor 70 tne Secretary
of the Navy. Having in ny hands suih'ient eNl'
Ia,ace o. instifv the rep was willing 10 Hss me
1.-The respouslbil,y Of alv.aiuB yon 20 follow ihc
ILoat No 30 aud take lor wherever you oOnl1 ind
lEsr, Bat | cannot d0 NE sane TitA other ve.seia
OF which hayo knowledge only from general re-
port. therefore think II best Tat you should 70.
slne your d-ics under TIC general instructions Won
have from tie department, wi out fur her Ieicrcncc
10 me-
II may have been Of nee TO tho 1uscarora 10 lave
CHAINED IelAiis al Southampton ia put her ia sea
WORTHY condition. Bot had / iml iued that TIC
ieaftain did aot intend u try the pen, should not
have taken the responsibility Of calling ham from
station. ! can only say tlat shall not htte Al u
an tling Of tle Kind oglin.
SIR. LAYAlD RATS IlK LIVERPOOL ALk-
CANIs.