The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

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| missioner than he otherwise would.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
Napoleon Likely to Move Again In
Intervention-The Tuscnrora and the
Rebel Traders-British Opinion Of
Mr.. Lincoln's Position-speech Of MI.
Bright, &c.
is reported that another French note by n. Drouyn
do Lhuys, the necessity Of peaceablc intervention
win be soon despatched to the English and Russian gov
ernments
The latest dispatches from Liverpool dated tho goth
utimo, report the Aricas news, particularly the dplo
correspondence the theme day or universal
discussion, but produced no apparent effect.
The London Neos dates with great satisfaction the
proceedings OF the New York Chamber Of Commerce in
Is proof not only Of Deep genuine sympathy for their
suffering kinsmen but good feeling towards the Queen
and the country at believes the sympathy 10 DO
new bond OF union.
The Tuscarora and the Rebel Traders.
The following letter has been posted in the Lverpoo,
Underwriters rooms
Sm--As an impression prevails in some quarters that
the Thistle captured by the Tuscarora after
Captains q her Britannia Hsey Steamer leopard
informed by the commanding officer Of the Tuscarora
that the Thsc's having been found all in order
| she allowed 70 proceed immediately. We make this
the authority Of letter from the Admiralty,
ANDREW T. BYRNE CO. I
The steamer Crusader, which arrived at Liverpool
the 18th ultimo brought dates from Bermuda TO the ah
The steamer Justitia from London, arrived on the Sd
The Brtish steamer Connubia, from Cork via Fayal
arrived reported that shortly after leaving
| Fayal she stopped by the Uni States steamer
Tuscarora Captain Craven After examining the papers
the vessel underwent thorough search, the cargo
slowed under them. Being satisfied that she con.
ainod contraband OF she allowed TO proceed
were on the lookout for small steamer called the Pearl
from tho Clyde, which left Queenstown Goth November
| FOR Nassau"
Another steamer for the Rebels
From the Glasgow Herald, Dec. 49,
The swift steamer Vulcan, informed, has been
10 proceed the Confederate States. she arrived
haye her bottom cleaned previous to going Gareoch
compasscs adjusted and thereafter TO try her
speed between the Cloch and Cumbrac Lighthouses.
The Members for Birm CHAM ON the
War-Mr. Brtgit's speech.
Messrs scholened and BRIGHT, members Of Parliament
for Birmingham had been addressing their constituents,
and the American question was their leading thsms.
Scholencd considered the secession OF the Southern
had moral no. legal right 70 Judge for themselves in
tended that the North not sincere In us Efforts against
slavery and would saernce slavery In order 70 maintain
Of England was for the government 70 recognise the
Southern States. Intervention meant war; mediation
Is question Of policy and prudence ground that
tho South had shown ability 70 maintain Independence
and the North could subdue It, The North could
not be hostile in feeling 70 England than II
Mr. Scholehsld vas brought 70 premature conclusion
owing 70 tho uproar with which his American sentiments
M BRIGHT said should like 70 state what stated to
very eminent American gentleman who asked ms 10
give him idea OF the Of public opinion this
country the rst moment heard Of the
in this way I told him that, 90 Ear = could see,
sooody thought ae SosaA had sny ja casse for ovean0
whsser Sss was nos tho case and whether person;
dsrsot political views In this country ready to
no x
true which some among us loved and dplked. II
ao' On e0 a.
very burdensome foreign policy Il had great army
and :s rs ' Wilton" y .n,s ssys
brought against Govsrnments in ths country and
srOugn.u, Ear.p: hundred nss over cloud cheers.
gencs Of the secession OF the South reached 10, why
revolt took pacs Me government al woskngon appeared
70 BE- pardrysed IL had no army, u had navy, aud u
BY many thought tha. tho North would, under the
acluiesce In the rendng Of the republic
ssunder Il told, indeed BY certain public writers in
this country that the contest entirely hopeless
than the chanceior q The EseheSuer. am however.
happy 70 say that although the dnauoellors Of the Ex-
rate Of taxation in England, es dsrsa ,sAot 4
esths ta'e Of oAo. esnsins"t (chsers.) was at
less and was asked only undor those circumstances
should u be continued by the North the Of so
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commerce OF the whole world wen. in answer TO that
question would say 70 constitute ourselves the
Judges ~ the conduct Of orcn nations ought apply
70 ths principles BY which ourselves think u right
be governed Ny honorable friend referred case
OF the Trent. and read In the papers that you bad
injecting IN this hall last year, In which the conduct Of
our government IN making great manifestation force
aeAnr America In that case duly applaudcd and
that :. least one minister Of religion upon occasion
700. nW view Nov am not IN the least complaining
that should be 80, but you thouehs tho aci OF an
American captain who under IONS from n
government, took two men from an Fnaeh merchant
states then ssy you ought sssn too narrowly
the which North pursued un.ss
much mere d 1icut than IN which YOU WEI" then
pisced. lohsers) But win no, enter into
long argument on this question AMI Tor this re,scn
that believe is In the hands Of INV nonorahis
frieud nor Of Lord PAmerston nor PrcsIdent Isncsr
put IN the hands of that Supreme Ruler Who n
bringing about one q those great svsais IN
passing before thom, but which thew ioos IN
with astonishment after they have taken Mae rx.sr
hesr) Neither viii discuss The question vksShe,,
thb war prosecuted In defence OF the constutou or
point Of sympathy with The south or recorntr ~ ~
or mediation or intervention, we should consider vhs,
her aim. The United States government n on tsrr. ~
| amty with our swn. II Is represented In london bv
houored in America, his father grandfather h.sipy
held the once OF President Of tho republic or Mnstss
has only just returned 70 Washington aud thai being "a
are iet me ask. because you may cavil al csrtaIn
things al homo being done In the United states 10 tbro
the influence Of Jour opinion into the scale favor q
movement the ofecf which IL aismember hat great
republic beyond The 4tlanticy IL therc man hero who
doubts Tor moment that TIE aim Of the South IN his
contest " g waantsn and pfmas fas bo~dugs Of four
Esit'om hsne" eesnes' tcheers) Yes, her Oh
that Continent shan lord Il over N Ions Of men made