Daily national Republican., 1863-04-11
EARL RUSSELL OPPOSES 1NTERYENr1o,
RELEASE OF BRITISH BLOCKADE RUNNER.
An EmbaEso on BrItl.h Vessel. raln,d o

New YoRK, April 1.-THE steamship GIas-
gov, from Liverpool on the 25th OF March, has
arrived here.
The latest Intelligence brought by her is by
way Of Queenstown, the Goth. Tho Confed-
crate loan has declined from 81 TO Il premium.
In the House of Lords, Lord strathden called
attention to the oxpediency Of recognizing the
Confederates as a step towards peace, in show
ing the North the hopelessness Of the effort at
conquest.
Lord Russell expressed himself as anxious
to do anything in tho interest of peace, but
dissonted from strathden's views. He showed
the present position Of the South 10 bo totally
different from that Of other countries when
recognition took place. The war is stlll pro-
gresslng with the utmost vigor, and a large
portion Of tho Southern territory is still occu-
pied by the North. Tho British Government
considered It their duty at present 10 stand
still, and not proceed TO any act so decided, so
positive, and so unfricndIy to the United States
as that of recognition. No doubt, In former
times England had interfercd In such cases,
but II had always been in behalf Of independ-
ence, freedom and the welfare of mankind.
he should be sorry, indeed, Of the interference
of England, which would always bear another
character, and hoped her intervention would
always be on the side Of liberty and the pro-
motion Of freedom. He trusted England might
be able TO continue her neutrality.
The subject was theroupon dropped.
Mr.. Bright presented a petition from the
Union and Emancipation Society Of Manches
ter, calling attention TO the construction Of war
vessels for the Confederates, asserting that
forty ships were building for them, under the
pretence Of being for China, and demanding Of
the Government watchfulncss and interference.
Mr.. Foster said he would call attention to
the subject on tho 97th.
There is considerable huctuatlon In the Con-
federato loan. "a.. ,.r.- .,. .......r. .. s.
The London Star hears of the probable intro
duction of similar loan for twenty millions,
The Herald says that reports are current that
representatives Of the Federal Government
have introduced proposals for a loan of from
five TO six millions, baBedIupon transactions
connected with an export Of gold. Another
plan mentioned is the hypothecatlon Of Gus
toms duties Of the Northern ports for spcifod
per centum. ..-
STILL LATER. r .... ....
SANDY Hook, April 11-I2.10 p. m.-The
steamship Africa from Queenstown on the Goth,
via Londen, same date, has arrived.
Tho steamer Magicienne, captured by the
Federals and taken to Key West, has been re-
leased. 1t is consequently believed that the
PeterhOG will be also liberated on the same
warrant.
The Evening Herald says rumors arc anoat in
certain circles that the Government at Wash
ington intends laying an embargo on British
ships and property as a measure OF retaliation
for the dcpredations Of the Alabama, and that
this embargo will be enforced against British
rships and property without any declaration of
war against England.
Mr.. Seward will, II is said, quote English
precedent for this step, Lord Palmerston hay
ing, In 1852, blockaded tho Dutch coast and
laid an embargo on the Dutch shipping without
making any declaration of war.
The Polish insurgents of Pack and Angus
towS have received one thousand minIe rides.
Newspaper reports from Vienna state that
Lsngiewies is still In the citadel at Cracow.