Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-27
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II ne of Commons on the l3th Mr.. Roebuck
',-;+bdrew his motion for the recognition OF the
Gonth Welding his own feelings to the wishes
- lord Palmerston. Lord Palmerston said
NJ Roebuck did right in Withdrawing his
action, and he hoped this would be the last
r;na that any member Of Parliament would
make use Of personal intercourse with tor
a;gn sovereigns-such proceedings beng ex-
troompIv IRREGULAR Mr. ID. O'Donoughue pro-
SaStad against Mr.. Roebuck's hostility to the
fJ'o, States He believed Mr.. Roebuck
and and. his friends were actuated by the belief
~ho+ the destruction Of the Union would be or
e.rao+ advantage to England. He should con-
z z;5or i the greatest calamity to the world.
me- London Times draws attention to the
Io a0 of an F,nglishman in New York, and to
90, to so;zure Of bills held by him on Schroeder
~ = ~ Is negotiators of the Confederate loan
= eavs that a guarantee should be obtained tor
10 safetv of the property OF neutrals, WlthlL
t sI1o Jurisdiction OF the Washington Govern
1oGr'i the House of Lords, Earl Airlie, inquired
e 90 official report had been received OF the al,
laced s firing pom the steamer Margaret ana
Jessie. IT. oonora ,ro,,;sod
90 annuirv and reparatlon, but ne tisough1
S%anz should be taken TO prevent the occur
~ance Of such outrages. Lie also ashea II II
vas true that Federal cruisers had Iesolyeo 70
- more nrizes. but to sink all blockade.
u@n1 Farl Russell said that no report had
o, ,race;ved from the Governor OF the BAHIA
w., 49, He had no doubt that the Washington
1 ~, would give 1eparatlon. AS 20
e;vo}-;nr hlockade-runners, he had no reason 20
s',nnose that the report referred 80 was cor
rect. ;, ~ ro1xr,o1, oontroct
~ honn sent to the company tor acceptance.
r 1,ss the same as the old CONTRACT and pen,
a1+;as would be strictly enforced. lie Would
@luA - an fhe table Of the House for month.
'''{ Tbo Continental news is meagre and unlm-
,.o~tant Polish affairs are unchanged. a
dec crfef. compels Polish landowners to make
c>ood al moneys taken by insurgents from the
p1 pne , National Government refuse to
..raa 70 the six points Of the three Powers:
a5d will issue manifestoes to the people. ;.
The Times editoriay argues the lnexpedlen-
or of Mr., Roebuok's motion, contendlng tnas
+he nresent time is lnopportune tor 1nteI1er-
ance There has been an important oeDate
- NE House Of Lords on Poland Earls Rus
sell and Derby both agreed that 1t was not q
,aae for armed intervention. England could
10 nothing further than submit proposals, as
sbe had done. Earl Derby deprecated even
3 3;l Interference The debate is consid-
sre9 hv the London journals as decisive OF the
I, aJit Eneland would pursue. Earl Russell,
= 1 resnonse to a memorial from Liverpool for
~ amendment Of the foreign enlistment act,
a. that the act is eectual for all reasona
fis purposes, and calls for no amendment;
Assertions Of Spanish journals that . SPAN
in+ends to recognize the Southern Confedera-
~ are are contradicted Spain will wait the 1nl-
fiatiye of England and France =,
1 The RUSSIAN reply on the Polish question
has been received. Il is believed to assent 70
- aa;,ats naned hy ENGLAND France, and