New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
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Curren, Items, etc.
from ou' sfe''' LcSpoS Sept. 10. 1868.
So we are relieved from any immediate az
orehersions q q war between Great Britain ana 'Ao
limited States Earl Russell, Notwithstanding ms e. !
traordinary and most unsalisac ry letter IN answer 10
the ,aeuorasts Of the Emancipation Society concern
iuc the baidng OF the Rebel rrIrs. III MonHssir ana
El TaSsa in the Mcrsey has Ieso!,od 10 10 tAe ls -
thing and 70 stop them. The Miisierih M''N"s
Pos announced this in rather quiet manner "l'hih
four DAYS after his lOrdsAips singuar oNhh'ion u
himself as an evover Of Tedtape nom the uephSo' NE
crcumlocUiiouary consciousness. oho'i 'nc V,"
.h y,ccr Fnlistment act che vessels are to be de-
tanned by Government" So FAR, good. The hue Lm.-
really very honest men, and generally supposed 10 DC
much more friendly toward American nationality ua
600 since his use Of that uilucky word behg cFehts
hare I think been disposed 20 adm.t-connimed tnis
dicsion in recent speech ut thc opening OF People
Park Of Dundee on Wednesday last lie tod tne
Scotchen and others there assembled that iad ana
would be the endeavor Of tie Government to defeat any
attempt to engage Englishmen IN enterprises neon,
sNlent with neutral pOsitionin other woiGs nolineu
MIR. John Laird and gentlemen OF similar NocuNsuvs
that they would IL: DC allowed 10 rnn ~
British law uuGer any Of the hmsy pTeienscs "suneu
or invented for the occasion. Notner tie fTec' nj
Tho Tnrkisb nor the egyptian hs viii accomplish Their
escape into the and broad seas that Aey ma! 81
feet that desperately hoped'ior war Te
tween the American Republic and Great britain. Inc
cunningly devised dodge and lie, VITA an oe'entalo1s
preense Of cor-ODOratve cir unSisneeS he Or1er on
French house the lete pasha of Egypt who gave tAe
frm commission fer the ccinnse 81 large SUD o.
money in France and for TIE construction q Two s'
rams in England" tic death OF the asAA shu IoP4
fon az the naval part tie contract by hs sucttf
The desire Of that yictimred man ~ straw NJ Jhets
10 have the vessels completed that he uugai se tAem
10 some Governmental course he oid nj care ~mcn-
sat cost price al this ingenious FohAoH o'
ia brought to nought ard Whether that ueporhb!c si
ingfund the Confederate loan is 10 oe app'eo 20 ~ w
purchase Of the rams or 10 they n.nst N9t san .o.
Brkcnhead That is unless the indignant Emperor .!
the French (who has bis subjects interests cry mueh az
heart. every body knowsl i.sls's on vac D.!
Mrs Camp OF I1e HeraiG end Mis-. -id'fls o. ~ fo
while INDUCING in vi;nperatiye ioks ehd sAahts o.
their res peciiye umbrellas ~ b. Eusseu o,c.iie 1T
he Will DO so and warn the Iitish Secretary Of Wa
to beware of Napoeonio wTt illlfg aohisihe M ~
many Arabs. 40 the untimcy reference Win 'He ~e
Nghtful possibility Of pushing ihelT country i'o oc On
tbs wani0aest and wickCdest wars conceivable IAe
infinitely more msehieyors. because influential f"9es
meanwhile drifts and shs aic changes II sI0a :.
until. Horace Walpoie used 10 s.y We hN4@ no 10
moro than prophet" What 10 expect OF IT, tlrst Il
conniyed Sir Lards ct.ons about tie iuIure 3Whel
ship of the rams; then justified the building 0i thel
by the convenient Of letters addressed 10 ltse
then it ds,rusted this oditoray then appro'ed nj
nrcsept il rather begs the question pretending TO as
snme thai il is s II issue and has not to all Itenis
and purposes been practically settled By the vo.uAti.
oyowa Of Earl Russell at Dundee IL treats NJ feSer'
as the South American savGces proposed TO co Rum
bo.dt throwing dust into their eyes, IN otec1
20 show how incen!olsly II can take At ont arain.
In its bitter spleen q. Federal successes, lch 1t IS
obliged to acsnowledge as srch IL PES olchea IT'S cor
umns 10 innumerable Confederate" lettervrcrs who
amuse others beside themselves by inssiins daly On
the fourishine cOrdion az the Rebellion ana ihe I'M
sorr SIR wren Iaru w a. very much as tbs law CT
they sonIdnt put him there l,coe,EI bibges, the.
week BIZ the London press generally. has been unusual
and eve5where you can discover latent iTrres'ios
that Secession Is II very bed way and sorey IN need
Of bosterng up The TINES admits the frs. editOriaily
ga Desperately hopes that Lee viii do sorethpgtsse
Washington for instance. As minor evidence Of the
GROWING convictions OF Britons on this subject, saw
wafered in the window Of tae Feets.Toet Discussion
Forum described in one OF my recent letter. the cues.
toa, Ought Lot tie South. IN consequence Of Is recent
severe and repeated rverscs 10 give up tie contest =
as .he snl .ect Of tie debate Of the evening.
Gen. G.llmOre's judiciOus Use ~ the SwanpAnrel "
IN the direction OF toTt Sumter has done good deal
toward producing this happy result Among other
echoes caused by that admirable piece Of artillery On
this side OF the water those involving pertinent cs
sons in warfare manifest IN biz guns and long
firing. Twice IN tie course OF tis t~o-years sirui-
gle asserts The Telegraph. the ner.caus have al.
tered the complexion Of tie science o. destruction once
on the water once by land while T,m>s correspond.
ent expresses apprcbensOns that the Fad peslleui
warfare. o. they did IN tie g, war" Really with ever
so many thousands pounds Of John Bulls money *.
pended ii bIick and stone deicases from tie chronic
bug bear OF French invasion and more demanded gear
By year Gen. GlIDOrcs proceedings are horribly cub
yerslve OF all respectable precedent They aye pound
ing awoy no ess certainly az British increcuy than at
the thick walls of the Rebel fort. Aready &. have
stated there Is growing conviction tbt, despite oar
blGnders and short COMING We may by dint Of holding
on cnac,olsy 10 that dedcd idea Of To cregnty Of
THE tslOH accomplish most unexpected srccess Tho
paper from which have quoted the popular ana scnsa-
tiOn 1tgfoJk hitherto accustomed 10 take It's
American affairs from TIE Jtnes has very recently &C.
conf shcd that difficult but deserved feat Of fictng
itself severely. Ii appears. that the struggle j.
not lolcaHdeorner Intrigue Of Lai dozen politicians
but grand and cODvusite 70 Nemesis Tor
national mistake committed three centuries ago' We
ore getting on
Charleston it is assumed is already t,lca. ard the
UnlCcsy Confederate Cotton loan--Elich. under the
hopes inspired by the Rebel rams IN the MeTscy had
risen 10 Guy 20 per cent discounts falling f.lilgl
Then too. the IntiltOry reuudaiiOn u Southern
Treasury Soies' By the EcgnOud GO,trDrlent. a.
i;alist IL they do thesc things ia the green tree
what sIal be done IN The dry" Clearly the Of
the > Z. 10 getting desperate Il France England do
not iniIiee 70 save -of II II Nc hot able TO ise
BY means Of lis negroes.
That eXledent ass been largely discussed bore The
Tory pres ii rst eiapped it, hands and Get up bray
OF Delight pronOanoihg the scheme act
a wisdom, mastc piece Of policy" grca. nOIa
victory and much woodworking. second
thoughts. that 1t result in the ruin Of the
material prosperity OF tie SDnth. The truth OF the
stateuelt wac denied contested returned; IL has ONLY
~ Present succeeded in obtaining qualified belief and
that principally tie authority Of Air. Spence. the
Rebel agent end writer in 1Ae ip0er Chat Confederate
organ. by the way, exhibits pictorial advertisements n
CIniDuses and on dead walls representing the British
end Rebel flags lovingly crOssedl have not heard
sinsle tnelAAinan-e1cept Ole Of the swell order.
who, likc Tie author Ci Guy Livingstone. evidently
thought !. an aiistocraiic thing 10 hate Dggor" and
nncor seionsy plagiaIHed tie cant OF the Pewter
Ming into the dialect Of Lord Dundrcary-but
believes and hopes that this viii effect the
destruction Of Slavery. Tbs too independent OF sym
pathies on e.ther side In spite Of Tho false Ioston