New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18
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England.
The London Ga,dte says: The Queen has been lta,
ciousy pleased to appoint his Royal le hneSs hG fTin.e
Of Wales to be Captain General and Coione oil the Nun
Orahc ARTILLERY Company of Loudon'
ne T,mes says: objections have been received ~
Chatham Docs-Iard nom The Admiralty Tor ll'c co."
strnet.on Of Gun iron vessel the first OF squadron
Of iron frigotes OF somewhat smaller Size 'D"' wv
Warrior" am. ..o,,r,s os
Lord CIvd, health are Of a most diScouraging klhG
JTe Say saws: Mr.. II. Il. Hammond. ioi some years
Anericar Consul in Dublin has IeSiEucd MS once "h"
Wi leave in a Few days for New OK.
ne Tines In leader says; " " aS hh@,WeIkv !, :"
he q stroke Of smart policy that ne Ne",A"tA puppets
should declare that the new dralt o %u"V men M
feuicf only fnr war with England. ana should loW
fb. trumpet Of audacionS defiance to ms country M,h
ArcIbisfon Hughes seemed 10 think the only point ON
Which he could be- of sympathy nom the rioters
But with gen lee still Threatening them on The I"l"
mac The Federal Government will find enough on theif
hands al home and would be wise 10 settle Their own
affairs before insulting t.elI helsHoo,s. a,!
are 10 doubt right 10 resort 70 amy clap trap or violence
10 enforce the conserphon for il is quite evident that II
they cannot re-eiiorce iier armies 'hei INVASION VI
the South must come To- a stand -StI, -
The Prince of Wales arrived al Halifax on Monday
whae he viii remain until Tuesday FOR the purpose Ni
oncuinc he Town Hall. After the ceremony, he viii
return 10 Osborne The Princes visit VIII be short IN
consequence of tie illness OF the PilLecs oil Wees
Arrangements were commenced Oh Monday AZ ool-
viii for the emlaIkation Of tie Queen for Germany
from the ROYAL Arsenal Pier. Noolwlch.
Nj Elliott tie British Minister AZ RIO had demand.
cd and reccis ed passports for himself ana eS"'oh VaV
had no. lett RIO when the mail left
The Prince OF Wales has purchased Newsiead Abbey
Mats. M
Mar anyc brought on here the Of the Com nd
and Taisman. cnpiured by the Alabama. he master
reports that the Alabama boarded his vessel IN lat ~
s and that the Conrad was not destroyed blt HiMtd
a. q Confederate cruiser The TalSman. from New
YORK for Shanghai, was burned June D. in lat. ~ D
The Asia reached Lyerrcol at 10 a. m. Of the Sd
inst ., I'D
~ g IL.
Tie Brezil mails had reached England III addition
IL the ca turcs Of Union vessels by Rebel pryaieers
already reported appears that the Constitution RON
PHILADELPHIA for Valparaiso captured on TIE 23th
of June by the Georgia The crew had arrived Of Per
namhuco. She was released on giving bonds.
The City OF Bath from Calao, FOR Antwerp was al
Pcrnambnco after having been captured on the 18Th Of
June by the Georgia. She was released on Inc Gap
tain's giving ransom bond for $4,000
The LIZ erpoo Chamber Of Commerce held It's regular
half yearly meeting on tie 30 inst The American war
was the prominent topic Of discussion. The President
CNr McFie) MIR james Spence the well known Seces-
sionist advocate and Mr.. Patterson prominent sup
porter Of the North al virtually expressed the opinion
Mr. &. Turner. NJ T., referring 20 the Foreign Enlist
ment Act, said II was most desirable that England
should be perfectly neutral IN al foreign war; selling
munitions Of war neither 20 ono side nor 10 the other
But be feared that nounterference TO this extent was
impossible He could not see that any benehclh result
would follow an alteration Of the present law bearing on
The az stiOn Coming to the case 81 the Alaiama he
said he thought that long as the expectation Of gun
prevent free trade in ships
A telegram from Cowes on wednesday. It u a. n.
saws: The Gipsy has Yet arrived 1t is not expected
tiat sbe viii Be in time 70 or the Queens Cup al
Cowes Regatta, to-day She only leit Queenstown on
Sunday.
The Alarm americas lvaD IS rot entered 10 rin.
TIE ENGLISH PAPEEs Of yALLANDiGHAA.
From The London Times.
Al such moment nothing can be more olPIlunc
than tho temperance Of NJ. Naaudgham on ne po-
Itcal stage On The Fugsh sde 81 the Fails OF Mag
ara 10 inapt emblem Of The fortunes Of lis country tie
exile addresses 90 bis couu! words when olst 10
stir them up 10 bold and inOu, action Driven On
his state without crime, forced into territories ~ The
South and compelled 10 run tie blockade ~ order 10
avoid the treatment Of prisoner Of war Mr.. Nallan-
dcha has returned the frontier Of the MON 20 COM
plain Of his private wrongs. but Of TIE outrages
done by tie President IN his person 10 cons ltoAai
liberty and private right He says, with much force
that is % invite Tie people O tie south 10 return
10 Union without Constitution. He declares il 70 be-
treason 10 bis fellow citizens and 70 their poscry 10
surrender their rights and liberties TO creatures OF Their
own making
Tie issue is the existence Of free and Jopllar govern
nent-Nberty on one side despOtisn tie other. The
President accepts that issue Whatever b. Wills that
IL law Constitutions State and Federal are nothing
acts Of legislation nothing tie judiciary Jess than moth
ing In time II war there is but one W supremC-Als
VIII; but one aw-miliaTy necessity and Ac lie sole
Judge This is language which ought 10 have been held
much sooner and much more univ eisa! but which We
trust does not even come too late. We knew that
IL ease Of defeat the south bad nothing % look lOI but
lutjlgation We could not lave supposed that the lib
critics Of the North would have been me FIRST ~ perish
Of the stronger party would be sealed and that by Us
Owl hands.
and know reason why ii should notthe present
successes Of the Northern arms great as they uAdOub
edy offer little probability Of termination Of The
struggle Travelling saws Mr.. Nhliandgham. "a
Thousand miles and through nearly onehai Of the
Confederate States, met man, woman. or child who
not resolved 70 perish rather than yield 70 The pres
sure Of arms and whatever be the fortune OF the
they are better prepared than they at the com
ulencemcnt Of the struggle OF at any period since.
Neither did meet any one HhO did not declare his
reaines, when the war shall have ceased and invading
armies have been withdraw 10 consider and discuss
the question Of reunion Undoubtedly these words
show very clearly that except by determination, war
can do nothing 10 effect the objects Of the North and
that the only chanceh0ugb that, we admit, Is very
poor onees in convincing the south that hey VIII DE
gamers BY the restoration Ot mon NhlcA lhty nave
she'd so much blood to destroy.
From The Daily News
The Times expresses deep and anxious concern FOR
tle welfare Of the Northern people and specially for
tie preservation intact Of their rights and liberties
The danger is in the view Of our contemporary, by no
means wholly imaginary merely prospective. IL is
real and imminent. The much enduring Northern
people have unconsciousy been deprived Of all therl lib
ties and the English journalist Is naturally stirred with
indignation at the affecting spectacle The time for true
friend TO raise the note Of alarm has obviously come
and accordingly Contemporary cassandra like. tells
the people Of the North II Is time % be up ana DONG
H. indeed il be- not already too late. -
IL Is no doubt "a very touching instance OF pOhtcal
generosity that The Times should be 80 inuch more con
ccrned for the liberties Of these much-cnduring
people than they themselves But We are AFRAID IT
VIII DC hardly appreciated the other side 81 ne At
nue. me people Of the North will remember That N"
Journal when nov affects such concern for their bcr
ties ahd constitution has for nearly two years past
opposed them ana their institutions in spirit Of fierce
aud bitter hostility has supported the cause Of their
enemies with all ths arts Of passionate and uuscrupu
lous partisan ana done It's very utmos, backen their
national character aud destroy their political system
Last year when II showed It's resueof 10 tlc Federal
Constitution by suggesting 10 Gen Mcclellan That be
should destroy II by force and assume a military dica-
torsip there was AZ least some breadth and grandeur
il the expression Of its npacabe hostility 10 lie Fed.
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