New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
Very Lntest-Vis Queenstorn.

| LONDON, June 25 1868.
The trial of the Alexandra case has been decided
by verdict for the defendants. TIE Attorney.
General presented bill of exceptions to the Judges
ruling which Wac decidedly in favor Of the defend.
ants. The case, therefore, is not finally settled.
There 10 nothing additional to Napoleons new
mediation propositions for the settlement of the
American difficulties 1t IL stated thst if England
refuses to Join him, be will invite Spain to do
| LIvaRPooL Juno as 1864.
The steamship Edinburgh from Newly arrived
here yesterday.
| Lo,pos, Tnursday, June 25.-The Times tCity
| Artlclel SAYS: All the stock markets opened with
increased depression and with manifest renewal Of
eagerness on the part OF weak SPECTATORS TO close
their accounts. A ssutsry process, the completion
of which may be expected to operate sdvaniageousy
on the future course OF legitimate busness. Tho
downward course Of the foreign market was again
considerable, and another fall Of 10 per cent IL
Observable. The Discount market Is without altera-
ton.
The Daily Nerrs City Article) says tbs slackness
Of the Stock Exchange Was more observable yester-
dsy than for some time past, owing 20 the uncer-
tanty with regard to the Russian answer aud tie
policy Of France.
The Chartered Mercantile Bank Of India, London
rent half year.
The London Herald says Greek stock was ex.
tremely dull yesterday, and 1t Is evident the late
speculation 10 breaking up. The operators have
made considerable profits, and they show dspo-
siton gradually to retire.
| The Lyndo. Times looks on tho present position
Of EDgland in Europe with uneasipess. IL 10 true
we are neither pledged TO actual Intervention In Po
land nor are bound 10 an ofcnsivo aud defensive
alliance with France, and yet We seem to have
swerved somewhat from the wise aid popular policy
Of keeping ourselves disenlans led from tho counses
Of other States, and guiding ourselves by the doc
trine If non-lnterventiou, We have entered upon
career IN which II IL que Impossible TO stop short,
from which it may even be imPossible 70 recece; n
career which, 30 long it lasts, is NOS unattended
with danger, and from which Ne may fnd II diff
cult to extrcsIe ourselves withou! some degree Of
Giscredit.
The London T,mes adds: We confess to some
Of the uneasy and unsettled feelings wbch took pos
session OF the minds Of all rejecting during the
lowering aud unsettled year winch preceded the
Crilnean war Our anchor 10 lifted, and We are
drifting III current which seems leading us 10 one
OF Two disagreesble alternatyss-war If We ad
vance, loss Of character II @e retreat.
The london Tunes says the British Cabinet will
once more uave TO accept or reuse an offer OF joint
recognition or hit on third course, and If Que can
be suggested, we certainly are called upon TO do
what We can. We know how much the United
States are still part Of ourselves; we have then
rigut to be heard in America, and humanity hasa
ripbt 10 plead for tho children massacrod III vain
hecatome, and Tor kindly instincts 80 fearfuy dls'e-
garded, England has not besisated TO send Russia
BLK points OF hard salient character. III IS diihcut
TO rec how Europe can escape lilo analogy. IL
Europe may ask separate constitution Tor lie ono
surely it may ask independence fof the other. why
should not precisely the same course be adopted
with tho IapeIious cabinet which Is now en-.
gagged in the suicidal attempt TO reduce 10 FEDERAL
unity tue Confederate States Of America. There ID
q singular amount OF resemblance between the two
cases.
Tie Times, after reading tho charge OF the Lord
Chief Baron 10 the jury 10 tempted nj rst 10 caVii
at the time expended by eminent council on 30
simple question: The difficulty arises partly out OF
the intent and partly out OF the Language OF the
Foreign Enlistment Act. 1t was hot iii ended to
prevent any speculation in SHIPS or to fetter bona
iids commerce in any way. In word, it was not
intended to give any advantage to beligerent who
might be in want OF arms aud munitions, and In no
want Of ships but 10 check practices spproximgt
to private war OH the pant Of English subjects. As
the Attorney General has rendered bill OF excep-
ton to the chief ruling we may hope that the i'm
portant point will DO yet at rest for ever. The Iimes
does not complain OF the activity displayed by the
Federal Government in this matter, but II cannot
think the testimony OF Mr.. Clarence Kendall Jonge,
AZ 10 the mode OF obtaining information about her,
materially strengthened. Tue Attorney General
said that had the Foreign Enlistment Act mentioned
rifles RuDp0wder and shot or shell, instead Of ships
Of war, We may be sure the C0niederaes would
have spared pains TO intercept the c0hsignments
Of Birmingham hardware.
The cimss says The Prussans in Paris seem TO
be persuaded that war 10 all but certain. Letters
from St. Petersburg state that there is but it'll.
| probability Oi the Russian Government making any
Satisfactory concession the Polish question: This
opinion 10 confirmed by the formidable warhke pre-
paratIons which are being made throughout the
Russian empire.
Ill Hat