New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
The Nev-lork correspondent OF lhe Loadoe
Tia1s, IN o letter dated Jure s, says:
II Grea; Britain and France have any intention OF
stepping iu ~ tie last moment 10 stay the tide OF
battle now Is their time 10 urge Submission upon The
South and magnamity mon the North, tor unless
B,aurogarG aud tne other toUcceiate Leaders sue
coed IN ng JCXas. there not TIC slightest
hoie for their cause. Toeir dream Of independence
nus vanished they can do nothing further 10 realize
u unless by carrying on a savage and hopeless gser-
rlla warfare suld the sWaups ana morniaius Of
tbelr more inaccessible regions,
ne hrmg ard Macy Ga-cts is aso of opinion
that the Americans Of tie South are giving way
RAPIDLY before the doadg and scientifically applied
rYessure Of superior means aDd resources in men.
nancy. and materials for war The military success
Vi tie Cnicnsis j., however, IN the eyes Of The
writer 10 guaranty for the restoration OF lie Union
Ire Loadog Aocrrs Her0W Of tic *is' gives
difsren, view. IL !. tie Confederate ioroes ale
stated 70 be very strong though their exact numbers
axe 10. known. 1t was nevertheless doubtful ii they
would risk another engagement before Richmond.
The Hcroid says the creates, anxiety prevailed
il The Northern camp a. to Tie possibility Of ihe
uuntosis forcing tie passage OF the Jam i.ivor-
Al ouelation Oh which tie success Of McCleIahr
movements might be sid 20 rest ILt Hsrad leans
iron sources Oh which it places eoIapl.ie reliance
hat Inc Federal loss ,he battle Of Far Oaos did
not fall lar shon OF 1900 mcr-kiiled and
wounded.
In the noase o, Loids Oh Tue ieih June, lar.
Russell said lie va. apxiou. 20 give al cxpl4oanon
OF some Circumstances in correction with Mexico,
which had excited some attention aud dssat side.c
10 France. The British Coyerl1eIi Lad been 49,
cused OF deserving the Wrench hoTeiamerI when %
became necessary 20 carry ops Ire convection i"i
the occnpatlon u Mexico II vas said thst biiish
troops mad jeeu Withdrawn from heHico, together
with ;lc Spauih trOors, du'that tie fcnch uocis
iaI been ieN alc-io 10 contend WITH Vie Cncpiues'
This was On outire loisagfTe'l n-lcI 10 o9""l
the French Goycr,ia Ell; had feso'ed 20 49, 49,
,e.e, forcp.asnis - Mexico. bu. That resolution Wa
MOI H. srv way founded ou the cOurss taaen by The
Bti,eh Government. H. TIE original cOnyention
ihere wa sYcclac eng %ein.i - 10 he number o.
troo.s W icl were % He .el ty the different Gov
.r,,nenis Ihe Spau.arGs were 20 send jp1', the
FIeroh . J0g auG tie Bii'isi Government TO send -
naval forge. 400
Jna9d'tioa % A naval force they bad -eni out zoo
orarires which vas the force they had since with
dawn a. there wis no imme 1a'e 1argef 81 COLI
sion with tie Mex cans. iheie never .Su YecA any
intention Of sending land r0ous and, ihsrioie'
her Majesf. Gcycrnmcut cVuid rot nave O.oReE
the engagement.
Inc tari o Nalmc>50ry was gisd that the noble
Esrl lid felt his duty 70 eve some explanation 70
,ne Uou.e. - DE 0ac,tipD bad excited some con
20. able aDxiety in England, AID produced some
tbing ike Il oi,agiceatlc'ieelns toward Ah3iana ]"
France.
E.rI Rus.eH. IN te;iy 20 tbs l.aIl Of Cornarvon,
,a'eo tfa, s., c. WyAc sa1 oci gone 20 New-l orS.
lie hsd written 20 s-y tbst he intended 70 60 oNi
he bad never executed thSt lnteuion
Ear kus.eii ~ refly - Tire iari oi Ma'mesoHry,
further stated hat Joe had receives 40 O'lca' i1'Ci
nation which JUSTIFIED the assertion thai ~ T.
Wvke lad taken "a active pan WIN the 1r@icsN
Govern ens soaIG-f Tie French. .
Lord Br01liam asAeO Il The noyerDpenl woIid
Law upou I've table the correspondence Whch haO
takeu place v.irh he GoveIhne1t oi Tie niea
Staac n cfetr - the lc,aIi'ie vi tie hHaiy d.
ireffr which had Jeen s,ised 10y tie Federal ''o'-
eminent for running the 90, Ssce- ana "hloA MAJ
been bfoGl4l % l.ngs1O.
L.I sell sad tie t0rc>ponIfbrC haG NJ"
bee. closed aDd he Ind no objection TO piodatt H.
Ih- opinion %, the ln,, Offices OF the Crown was
INA. there was ~ power m Ln5and 10 SURRENDER
tie -c.s-i 10 tne tfCsrrnreut oi t1e Ltd Saic,
Atf.tr. p Uss supposed tls' thSle wa no pfers-
eomt ot such Il fe4uel; Dlt ac had HecA ,oia ,Da'
nSy tiaf ttcfc vs. q precedent Tor TIE bHu'h low
sfunent hau demanded ilD,n tie AmtilcaD h0tciA-
ne. lr rcsItt iDu 81 v..sci ir- uit0 iOid thtih
us0e. sr.ilar cr...r.-ls1.rs when NJ. Adams Has
Presoeui !tsyss aid tlea 'ha' erc was 40 pre-
cedent, sud ihe 3 ii-l Government is!.et - otsin
reltes..
fp .ae iTon.. ~ Common on jhe 11.h. Lori z.
Non.agr. assci wistpe, j. VIZ tue tI't 'hc sriy.
ices " Gait. Sherrri Osbofae 90 3ny oIicer 81 her
NJ tvs NAVY, UC!c io IF r.-ced &C The dl'fo-ai ol
Ne CIR e-e Cove ulcu'. I-d Wheii'r one ~ u1io
,n,oca to ~ lent e. the tulese so, eminent
10. anr 1nsYose they ~ % thi0a proper.
M. iaytid eaid Ehat TIE -eriocs o. m officer 'Hd
been requested bJi the question was sui rnc-r con
rilell-Dn 81 tle '0ye ..iu-eDt. 10 gruaOh.o asa
t.sa lld i0 tire thiucse GnyeIAmeLi.
ar bId1 siia j; syss 5eai-abc o. know IS whom
tire Tegusst lad been naae.
MI i@y'rd replied - IL agents ri he Chiuc'e
Government her.
NJ. Nn'e sac TIA. p0H Ia, .ial9rr,r Eubs
nor- Eat c.i She country, he i7hcd - ask w.ittaer
re opening al -" ln-ts ~ Jsyau according 20 the
TIME Of nc treaty had been postponed, aud ,yon
airtt crUunG-!
hr. Layaff s;ad tla, tie i,OyC-I ne'i had conc
% he icrl., s.ou 20 defer fhe operation 0t the "a
sFide 81 tAe .lcaiy VI gust. iS,> with respect 20
che olfhmg o. D-ass, .or iye ycsgs CO.. ,n.enring
IRON tie II oi J3uu'uy. iS6a. All tlsothcr stipa-
hiion. 81 lie uCStt wDuli y, carried ont ~ once.
-, Inie' ing DEL arc 600 the caJ ability oI india 70
srnish Europe with good sinly II cotton tool
place.
u Wa c0iDme8ceo Iy >r j. Smith, who calici a.
tsnlIoD 10 the ou,lacicr nc e,.sie India T. the
l"ciessed glDwih II cotton, and The importance 10
tni,a a their removal lie urged che necessity of
"" if'isn torernment aAOrdH% lcfl facilities Tor
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