New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
Grent Britain.

1n the Court Of Exchequer, on the 30 inst,
the Attorney General applied TO the Court TO give him
than the ordinary time Of four days after the open
ing OF tie Court in which 10 for new trial In
reference 10 the forfeiture OF the suspected gnnboat
Alexandra. After some explanations by the Lrd
lief Baron in regard 10 his summing up Ia the case u
vas arranged, that the Attorney General should APPEAR
in Court again the 5.h inst in order to see whether
they could bring case Of this Kind within the terms o'
the Common Law Procedure act.
TIE Bforris9 Post thinks, from the discussion which
oak place on she above OCCASION that the law officers
Of the Crown entertain but feeble hopes Of setting ABIDE
the verdict already given. But IT, says Ine Pos' oar
municipal law was not violated have still 20 decide
whether or not international obligations were dse'
garded. Tho latter il question for tie LegisatSIe
and the former for O court OF law.
III, London Times says that unless technical dihcn
tics impede the proceedings Il i likely that the Jaw e-
atiug TO the Alexandra and the rams VIII be sEoity
settled and II trusts that the decision OF the Court
will effect such settling Of disputed points as viii re-
move any Just cause Of complaints without uhduiy re-
strcing the industry OF tfG country. III IRON. piatu
rams ar. constructed with the moral certainty tas
they will proceed to down Federal nerchantihen
without ever going Confederate port II Is u'hs
to arrive at distinct knowledge OF what Tie law
| The ITn,s learns that the Venezuelan Governments
have made an Otter ior 'as rsas,a bns ,pat rho
lGoyernmenI declined 10 sanction the TRANSACTION.
IRE Union steamer kearsarge, reported by last
steamer have arrived at Queenstown was expecte,
,o visit Southampton. The Il. s. frgnte Niagara and
the Rebel steamer Georgia were also looked for shortly
| Mr. William Cornell Jewett had again returned to
Europe and renewed lis agitation in favor OF European
mediation in America. The Liceypo3 aereDrypnhhshes
lengthy manifesto by him In advocacy OF mediation by
France and the other European Powers together with
letter by Mr.. Vallandigham in which that gentleman
reerates with increased force his remarks IN Congress
I in favor o. accepting French mediation.
The weather In England continued very stormy end
Disastrous To the shipping.
The ship Neiuria, from New-iork was ashore a,
BruadhayeD, near Sligo bottom and bilee reported
gone. The James l.. Bogar- for New York lost her
main yard and buwarks. &C.. by q collision N tho
u Msrssy. nm. 80,
becr .oYed ont of III docks and placed in the sirclm.
n nrd,r tic cans Of the guardshp Majestic. The other
/ ran N Monassir remained IN Al diminished s1aie ~
one of Lair's docks; but guAOoAs AelI WATCH d. wv
r. L.gt5a Dss Ns,-s points on, that the infeenes
If The Western nios the MOI eincat OF those I'D ti'
Easi denotes THAI new and III poItanl sag % y wa
! las been reached Henccfurth az INVASION 81 har'
land by the Confedcrates becomes impos'ibc az any
time they greatly increase the distance between l.'
.-ts nn, thor base te UnlolIss VIII AT once advance
from Eastern Tennessee and destroy their srpples
u 1he Lolon Morning Posi- argues that the North can
never obtain sufficient TO preserve me ohi"n e"H'
rucstsoach conquest requiring IN arm! 10 retain PS'
ySs Tes in IT, city article draws attention TO the
mmonse substitution If foreign Tor American snii""t
AZ show. by tie returns Of thc port OF New iotA.
Rnlnor has recently connected pending case " ue
Eng.h divorce Court with Cabinet Minister.
Til peb.ia Ercaiag Mad says the Minister " ines'
tioa NLo appears as correspondent al iAe .Ss,. ~.
LEES pclstlace than Lord famerstoni an1 II ad11
that in of this kind affecting person o' tle ago
and position Of Lord ianeiston, tAe puphc WIZ h'a'
3ss Lonaen Sar htmates chat tho case La been
ari.y araLg cd and further exposure VII ne a''d"oi
,hnt (, is po sbc that important political changes may
lensuc lie name oI the petitioner ~, t.c JNo.'' ~
tO'Kane IAl Sar In later issue coat cadets lt,e a,.
says tie has not Deenoompronlscdi Ou' j. bee'eo
to be IN progress. O..
IN, alsra.pg HreM announces that marriage IS in
contemplation between Prince Alfred aud princess o!
tic house ol Odcuuuis
tie wreck list ut Lcyds very long; but there was
nothing OF moment IN regard 10 American shipping.
TIC LONDON Ts.es has leading edi;orisl article en-
the futessness Of diplomatic Interference with Russia.
hc efforts it says 81 the three Powers have not dried
"A single tear but they have made IL IA point 81 order
wlih Russia to put doan the rebellion III Poland Wl!h
rho utmost severity They have made ercy appear IN
the hight Of n concession 10 foreign dictation. The
Whole hopes of Poisnd therefore reposc entirely on tho
prospect VI assistance from France, since II Is not prob
,ao that Austria will take up arms for Poland and Is
is certain that England viii not Perhaps the Emperor
Napoleon may think il lessor evil 70 embark alone IA
an Inc uncertainties O. u great European Nal.
Erons ere .Hamrhesscr G.asdiGa, .Sos. I.
THE ALEXANDRIA CASE.
! IN the Court of Exchequer yesterday, the At
torneyGcnora applied for more than the ordinary time
OF four days for the purpose VI making melton for
new ia in the al ihe Attorney General agt siim
und Others IN reference 10 the forfeiture the ship
Alexandra. Ii would be In the recollection II their ora
ships that the Lord Chief Baron who tried the ease,
Laid down the views which he thought gls 10 govern
c Jury a. 10 the construction OK the Foreign Enlist
mont Act Before tie verdict the plaintiff proposed in
She usual to offer exceptions "a his ruling
They were told, however, that IL Vas not Necessary "a
iar, upon fp. his Lordship romarkng that be would
accept my bill of c1cepiionS ami accordingly after tho
verdict note u is hastily written of tlo points which
hi been laid down His lorGsLp then remark ed that
tie plaintiff need not be bound by that bill. The plain.
m was IN hopes that tie diiiculiy settling the bill oil
exceptions might have been overcome. The two sides
were ia communication on the subject and they fusha
hat mn agreement might be speedily arrived NJ, anu
dat his Lorl-hip being applied 10 at chamoersS.
cscu here might agree to such exception "s '"'e"'
raise thc question satisfactorily 10 both paIies A..
IN. Lord Chief R.ron--l think Il right 10 STATE tnss
sac 10 prospect whatever OF any change 10 ,hs VIC"
took ~ Ia nv duty deciding upon the pih OF eAeep
tons \ pundcnoc has pissed between mo ana
tie lto Attorney General, which pf"b"py You may
,ye seen. Won were not present at the whole OK tie