, 1862-03-07

r0fllDn Ol LIE brIllS0 pTess-a T1nc0f when, II
is now seen, was never feltby any considerable
part Of tie people Of England, and 6ynopa4 Of !
the GoueFn1neat. The publication Of Lord |
Lyons's private dispatches to Earl Russell, has
raised that gentleman and bis Government |
about one hundred per cent in public estiu1a-
tion here. The admirable temper which he
LyonE) has displayed on all occasions, and |
particularly at the time when Mr. Seward
threatened to seize the iron steamer Peerless,
under the British flag and carrying British
papers, cannot be too highly praised,
The war with England" party in Congress,
.winked ont Of sight. Indeed. our foreign re-
lations, despite some agyravating.. facts In
which we are not blameless, arc II the most
satisfactory and hopeful shape. Bull Run
Rpssell sci las yil.iGed us, the 1onden TINS,
Maqazine and the London Quarterly, hare
Ecoldcd US roundiy, but in the course OF the
British Government and Parliament, the bit
tcrsst England-hater can put his finger on
nothing at which we can Justly take ofense.
| wrong aud Great Britain IN the right. rs to
the Trent affair, Mr. Stewards dispatch and
/ Mr.. Summers essay hare supplied 1t. The
| conclusion eau hardly be ayoided, if we Judge
| ~ tho only true test Of official action, that
| England and France, as well as Russia, hare
been oursteadfaEt friends through all our trib-
| ulafioD. =
III. Speaker Grow having given Us pro.
| slavery Judiciary Committee, as well as pro-
slavery Military Committee, no condscation
| effort will nevertheless be made in dead ear
| nest to bring the House to vote On the
| question, and make the members record them.
| selves before the country in black and white:
The people csn then see the names Of those
| who think that loyal men, rather than rebels,
l EhAntf the hr1na nf this
| In the Senate q new turn has been given to
the question BY Garrett paTfs's change Of
| front The Kentucky Senator has turned
very neat -ehandspring'' on the whole snb-
| took, his seat, he introduced 3 con-
| f1scstion bill exactly like Judge Trum-
bulls in principle, namely: declaring
| all persons engaged in the present rebellion
to ss ,sg sn tts Na a1a ID thss pF9Rs tbs ths'e
:. totally different proposition, which he pro-
poses as an amendment to Judge Trumbull's
bill, confscatiug the property Of traitors only
during their lives. Il is obvious that the: op!
position to Judge Trumbnu's bill will skc
fEcation In principle will eudeavor to confound
the: two ideas that which regards the
reeels IS beH'gerents, and that which re-
CARDS them as traitors-the former being
theerstiesi imp1setisaDliiy. ais: IT, yudge I % run
hull contends that the magnitude Of the re-
helllon has giren to tie rebels the character Of
belligeEent6 and :herespoas;5 Of Ixaqere1ts
Senator Davis thought SO too when he frat
came to Washington, but he pfeteuds nov to
think that they are simply and solely traitors,
| who can be hanged BY the neck until they are
dead. but *hose property is sacred: The prac-
tical working Of this idea If it prevails will be
general amnesty to the rebels-the loyal cltf-
! zens to pay the expenses Of the War. Let the
! people keep sharp eye on this dodge.
An unusual furry was created In the Senate
few moments ago by Senator Halc's unohol
to rcecraideF the vote On the, civil appfepria-
ton bill. or rather on the fraudulent intcrpo-
laliou Of The "go:d spoen, amendment. y
j | amounting to- g. SIS ssfor the purchase End
: repair Of plate for the Pre6ident's House y
{ Ss6ator Browning w.s instantly on his feat,
5 ard betssying an intimate knowledge
) OF the matter, said that the bill had alrcadg
!, been signed by the President, aud the sigma
tnre Lad bEen reported back: to the Senate.
+ The statement Was untsEo as to the reporting
bsek Of the signature to the Senate, but there
is 70 doubt that it Was pa. through viii CO:
! Icrity, And< that MI. Browning wss
/. correct - to the actusi 3sisnlae ..'een.:
tors Pcarce, Dcolittle sid Claxk, md
. Mtssrs. Bteve1s, Walton: aud Trale
I divide tie responsibility Of thus intro 1ucinj
| nc< natter, ic violation Of par9l6meataEJ- Law
= | and practice, in Committee Of CoafeFeacs /.
tba dis.sreeiuE votes of the two hnuses,::t Onl
II, thIrg must be sid for III. Poaxca. ia :tals con
Il nection-. 'Hc has not been tau loquacious al
this esasie- aport retroz z7h.asnt md economy