New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

celebrated in London by banquet at 81. James's
Hall at which about 100 persons were present. In
the absence Of Mr. Consul Morse from illness), Gen.
o. VaGdenberg presided. Among the guests wero
and Moran. Secretaries Of Legation, Mr.. White, M.
p. Mr.. Cunningham, N. r., Prof. Newman, &c.
Tie usual toasts were drank. Tbatto TIE OH'o"'
was received with great enthusiasm, and was re-
spouded to by Mr. Adams, who expatiaIed on the
glorious Efforts Of Washington for The Union, and
repudstcd the idea that Washington, ii alive. could
be found on the side OF the Rebels.
. He ssid the South Ssd entered uron a career,
whether for glory or for shsne postsrity wss to
determine; but whatever their objects might be,
they could not claim George Washington in support
Of their principles. From this time forward the
nsme and memory Of Washington must DO kept In
reverence and guarded With exclusively by the
10y al portion OF the Americans.
Messrs. Cunningham and White, tho Members Of
Parliament who were present, both denounced
Slavery M the osuse Of the war, and expressed
strong sympathy with tho North.
The Times, in It's City Article, announces that the
final arrangements for the proposed Confederate
loan of f30000 900 sterlipg the security of cotton
Paris gud Frankfort and the Confederate Govern
men' and the particulars were expected 10 be Issued
In few daye.
The bark Achilles, with the Phihdellbia contri.
buttons for the relief Of the DISTRESSED COTTON opera
tyss, arrived at Liverpool on the 12d OF February.
ship in the Mersey, had given a grand banquet on
bosrd lie vessel in honor OF the arsiy OF the relief
ship George Gri,wold. Among tn. guestE were e..
w. Dudley, the u. 5. Consul AZ Liverpool Captain
Luut, tue commander. snd tue Rev. Mr.. Denison,
Chaplain Of tue George Gi.swod Messrs. Babcock
e. Guion the cousignees OF the vessel, and num-
bsr Of well known citizens Of Liverpool.
The guests were con- eyed on board in q gunboas
and were received on The deck OF the Majestic by
Capt. Inseheld, the commander, and guard OF
honor OF the Royal Marines. The speeches at the
ban1uet were Of "A very frIlternal character. Capt.
ryleield in proposing n toast TO the President Of
AZ Uu,ted States s.iI he did 20 not only because
a., p,e,idr,t was the Chief OF great nation, but
becsu.. OF his undaunted perseverance, In prosecut
inc ,he war With the object Of establishing Con-
stitutional Government.
MIR. Consul Dudley responded aud ouloeised Pres.
dent Lincoln in the warmest terms. lie trusted
TINT nrnicable relations would always be maintained
BET ween Eupland and America
4 uouster meeting WIS held az the Free Trade
Hall Manchester, on tue 9th, TO adopt al address
of hanks for presentation TO the captain and officers
~ the George Grswod, AS representatives Of the
American contributors To me rehei iund. The im-
men-o null was craInmed TO excess and IN outside
,neetpv VIVA organized. An appropriate address
wss adopted. and speeches iull OF sympathy with
the North were delivered aud received with en-
thus.In. -, an,
Al
eli ,cs,roned until The ID OF March motion, for
,rh;ch bs had given notice, for copies OF oil dis.
,.tches from Mr. Mason TO her Majes,y's Govern
,n"nt an the claim OF the Southern Confederacy TO
ha sek nowledged as an independent Power by Great
Britain.
A. pns,on called attention to the deportation of "A
,'anro ,.oip,ent from Egypt by the Emperor Of tho
T,snci (which be characterized M a most base and
ay,i nroceedipQ, and wOrse than revival Of the
slave-trade.
very irregular and unfortunate, but III some OF It's
details hslle to stronger censure thnn his friend
applied to II. nm, >,
n.ror of tho French account OF the mortality Of
The French troops In Mexico, had desired to enliet
force Of Africans for service there; but the Pasha
of Egypt as once went oeyond TINS request, a
yeoiment of NubiaDs was marched down to Alex
apdna' and forthwith shipped on board French
frigste before they know why or where they were
going. ,.: - A. p.,, ,,.
ror ,vbo only wished to enlist Africans Voluntarily
hut the conduct of the Egyptian sovereign was ex-
sctly similar in violence aud cruelty to that which
hsd' haen committed ut Warsaw. He, however,
bon.d that the French Government. which had tx-
nras.ed its strong dislike to what had been done at
Warsaw would feel that this was exactly the same,
or rather worse 10 cruelty, for the Nubians were
carried unhealthy clnlato; ana Ie trusteu .os
thew would, as far as possible, repair tho wrong
Her Msiesty's Government had expressed sn opinion
70 this effect TO the French Government.
The Navy Estimates were introduced by LORD ":
Psget who gave detailed account Of the position oi
the navy. The main features Of the estimates nave
been already announced and after some remarks oy
Mr Cobden 10 favor Of further reductions the moss
important votes were agreed to, including tnat Q.
76 600 men end boys for the service Of the ensuing
''Mr 9 FITZGERALD gave notice that on THURSDAY
NV, the 96th Of February, he should move Tor pa
rers, in continuation of the papers OF last sess9n 10