New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
Great britain.

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TIE poIYGs oP TIE ALABAMA AND GEORGIA.
The Cape Of Good Hope mails to Aug. 90
had reached England. TIE Alabama put into Table
Boy ON the 18th August. capturing she did so al
American vessel the Sea Bricc Which len New.iors
for the Cape Of Good Hope on the 29th May Sic had
also captured vessel named the Se!a After staying
in the Bay til the 9Th II August she proceeded TO
Eimons Bay. and reported - have finally leii TIE
Cape on the 18th August. The sea Brlde was her MY
sixth prize The Georgia put Into Sinons Bay for Goals
the 10th August. a"d repred having captured eaa
bonded the American ship lrinoe oi Wales ron al
parsiso for Antwerp. Ine vessel has arrived al Ant
verp The Georgia had captured fifteen prizes IN all
The sailing priyateer COnlGu put mo SroAs Buy on
the 9Th August the Tuscaloosa having on her G. lse
changed her She reported having captured and
bonded the American sap oantee nom Akyab on the
2sth April with rice for Falmouth for orders. The
amount Of the bond is rlf gwen.
The Alabsre was visited by hundreds Of colonisis,
who crowded her decks during Ter stay. They were
received most cordially /! her officers. and the most
kindly feeling prevailed toward Capt Semues and his
crew The United States Consul protested against the
capture Of the Sea Bride on the ground thai BFtsh
waters extended the U! al Armstrong cannon
shot from the shore and claimed the delivery oil the
Tuscaloosa himself as tie oiheia agent OF me owners
OF the Conrad. he grounded bs cain Oh te la't thal
being a prize, and not having been condemned ~
court Of any recognized country her entry mo blt
fish port violation Of the Queens Proclamation
and that she had therefore reverted 70 her real oWcls
The Governor decided adversely ~ both demands aAc
against the decisions. The Consul formally protested
that the original cargo of TIE Tuscaloosa d been SOLO
70 the merchants Cape Town anu that the cargo OF
che Sea Bride would be aspc a. N The sane manner.
The Federal war-steaner ".cdeIDilt Ieit ~ Helena
on Aug 70 She sad ~ De IN pursuit OF the Ala
bama-
THE WITHDRAWAL or ER. MASON PROM ENGLAND
Tie Index, the London organ OF the Secession
hts publishes the text of tie letter in which Mr..
Mason announces the termination OF the Confederate
mission TO England;
mo. "a UPPER SEYMOUR STREET. PoBINAsl
sol ARE. LONDON. Sept q. le63.
"Tks Right Hon. EGr! H ssEII, her Myes'yS SECRETARY
Of State for Foreign AgsUs.
"MY LoEv La disp ich from the Secretary OF State
of the Confederate States Of America dated ih day Of
August last and Just received. en- instructed to
consider the mission which brought me 10 England as at
an end. and / am directed to withdia" az once HoH
The reasons for terminating tbs mission are set
forth in extract ilOm SIe dispatch which have the
honor communicate herewith The Preedent believes
The Governmen. Of her Majesty has determined TO decline
the nsde through you for esabi.hns by treaty
friendly relations between he and enieians
intention Of receiving be ded Minister Of this
Government the brlts1 Court
"Under these circumstance. your continued residence in
London 10 neither conducive the interests cons.en,
With the dignity OF this and tie resident th'I.
fore requests that you CONSIDER your mission a. sn end
and thai you withdraw With your Secretary from London
Having made known g. your LordsAlp Oh m! arrived
here the chaTacte VI The MISSION entrlst
cd 70 me by my Government have deemed II Que 70
courtesy titus 10 make " the Government Of her
Majesty its termination. and that shall as directed at
once withdraw from England.
a" have the honor Dc your Lordshp very beden, ser
ssnt J. 81. MASON
On this The linden makes The following comments cup
posed 10 be "insplred setting Jftb seveiai reasons
Tor the Withdrawal which aIe not embodied In AIR. Ma
sons letter,
:" Mr. sliden we understand viii remain in France
as Special Commissioner that Government nor II
ct al contemplated 70 terminate that missions and ye,
France equally with England bias 80 far fefrhined BON
entering Into international relations with the Coed
crate States.
difference thus made between fIaDct ana England III
the Termination Of this mission aad not the other. 10
tboee at al con,eisaut with villa, is passing In The
Southern States this Is no mystery. MT. ohdel has
been ceiyed anG uniformly treated by the Government
OF France with every marx OF consideration ana re
epect for the Government be represents There may DC
grave reasons regarding policy or pubic iar, WI!
France, Ike England. may not deem II incumbent as
yet " recognize those States 10 Oh independent political
Power; but their representative has been freely admit
ted 10 every form Of tercourse with the Government
OF France 10 p,Tsonai interview with the Emperor
whenever he has ASKED or them. will immediate access
to all or any OF the Ministry. a. irst request Tbs
would indeed seem but ordinary e.urtcs! 10 gentle
man In his position, tie refusal oi Ii would be more
than disoOuItesy-it would TO an actual ihdgmty "
those whose Representative be ID.
"In England Mr. Mason has been held by the GOV
eminent in the opposite position ms cOrfesPoDu
erce with the Foreign ONCE. eid before Congress al
EichmoDd we know IRON the Southern press produced
feeling OF deep and universal iDdignation IL showed
that with the exception u sngic and foImhi inter
view with Earl Russell Oh dis arrival appoinc1 at bis
residence, ana mol M Tie OiICc no bhu coNA
admitted 10 no Intercourse whatever.
The London GIOte rdicues this Kind Ofargnrnent and
SAYS there is courtesy Gsoonrtesy III the matter
Il is all policy For reasons Which he alone knows. TIE
Trnpercr Of the French couiers With Dr. Sidei; for
roa sons vhcl we aL know. tarl Russell has lot con-
teJed with Mr. Mason.
Sir L. Bulwcr Lyttou In the course of speech at
i'll chen laughed 1T the idea Z" Canada being invited
IN .e presebi deplorlbi site VI Aucrca " ally her
a. With the kOItheTL S.eius
he london TIM, laiI she's letters rom its special
~c-r-sUyndent al E.ohmUiG 70 SEPT 7. lbe writer
mae the ,tiDn that the SecessOnists
ronger and potter b-sii thin ever lie uecDoe
ts Icy be.,.s provided s1ih everything than trey
VI tbs beginning @. The var an. pronouDcos the
D- I1de 81 tier ports 80 s~sesI Lace lie asserts
- WE facility enjoysG FaLLirg tho biockehe tne
ECtisoe.sh Government fOuuis c.'rnnd thht Tie
pc iAas sbEl he DECLARED u, "a AID nSn existent ~
l-rons oi turope Qn"snCgai'is m thess Ittfssth
49, ART Trey exert Considerable iDErsnce ana 10
0avs nonsnce amor q sfge oA4sss u EDglaud
x1s faAA CLtnlsi Lset isf Liver y,A for pubin
~ u III II.It. siteJ st.y Of ten dsys Ia the
bayssT ons VI LIS vea>eis nis irigsE Liverpool re
Deansd teA.fn 'or the puftose II va rpmored 81
vstohinS tis soseeteD 10 ciao H. tts Nsrssy
RHD 0oxpd1soS AID 49, rscEs on rIx OOyYZD
HkAyA
The Especial correspondent q tbs T,ns,
N a letter dated Richmond Ang ~ make. the fol-,
he staiemsrl resvecins ts spirits and Requires OF
ne Co1'edtrctes
"Ibe uufa 10 D, tno~~ Vho resids IN the heart
II the C0pfolcii >. - - feaAy W follows. Never
from tLo moLeIt zen .s iali VI Fort sumter tnnuvu
kn6ad In nYs iSjl TIM colossal civil war nm N liz