New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29

, d .eruestutssi Was lie not deemed, OF s'l
IT,. the Gam ,liel of the true American idea Of
liberty and Independence Aud il is with bitter
regret, not personal hostility, that |, in common
with thousands Of his former feet friends aud
admirers, fud thai be, our teacher, our leader,
is the first to ,utn bis back upon the pro-
essons Of bis life, and upon those friends
more particularly Woo have ioied Onward. mid
obloquy and roprobcb with him. 1t is a matter OF
little ,quenou whether he, re an individual, re-
tain soat in the Cabiuet for The next brief twenty
uonshs or no. But 1t is Il caose Of deep concern TO
the country If IL shall continue TO bavo Secretary
OF State in times like these, whoso confidential and
most intimate social reutous found with foreign
Eubassad,rs rather than with airy co-membor Of The
Cabinet or earnestly Loyal friends of hs Government
Ia not this Peterhoii affair alarming in point
In oue of the Secret.ry's contingent moods. lis
breast filed with social urbauIties, and his heart
yielding 70 the generous pressure, be pledges Lord
Lyons that the Peterhohs mails shall 5e given up !
Au unofficial nots s sdIr eesed to the Secretary Of
tho Navy, aud a copy oil said note immediately fur
uishod tos Brilisa Minister, ss an earnest Of his
benevolent overturcs, thence 1t comes before the
American people via the British HOuse of Pariia-
ment Aud this ia not all. Another most singular
note anto.daiiDg the above also hnds iLs way into
he Euglish Parliament aud for the irst time gree.s
our own county men through English journals. On
tire 18th Of April Easl Russell reports 10 Parliament
that on tic 3ist OF October Mr. Seward wrots in
-truoaous to Mr.. Wees, tue Secretary oil the Navy,
that it WAS not expedieut that the laval officers IN
charge of the blockade SHOULD open the bags Of Il
friendly power ouiy au bentica.dby ao Official seal.
or search them, but that they should be FORWARDED
IN ali convenient dispaca 70 their Destination IL
Is quite apparent Iaat tie American who would keep
himself ADVISED of the mOee Intricate and important
diplomatic matters GpportAinlDg TO the Issues in-
VOWED ia ID. Rebellion must seek snch in.Ormai On
in foreign. aud not our domestic journals
IL would seem, indeed, that by como mysterious
,omplieation. the Gracious LORD and tie ysarning
Premier, had completely exchanged their Identities.
That il is Lord Lyous only, intent and jealous OF
American nights aud interests, and Secretary Sew
ard on the alert, lest rome BRUSH preroSauve should
he infringed Lord Lyons leaves Washington, has
tens 10 New-York, u consult with the = conserve
i've leacers," as 70 tie good aud welfare Of the
American Government! Mr. Seward orders hut,
toa, the treaty stipulation (which ho had made
in the British Interest," shall DO respected IN regard
70 suspected blockade runners, rs well ~ suSpe,ted
slayers; 40 that, If vessel be caught Tunping into
Charlssten uarbor, filed with afms aod ammuni-
ton for the insurgents u shalt not 10 searched IL
les. also suspected OF being engaged in the slave
trade. Lord Lyons aud the Secretary OF tue Navy
say no ,uch exemptions shall be observed Again,
Mr.. Seward orders ths! oil mails on board captured
blockade runners shall not be opened to furnish
evidence Of condemnation IN the priIe court. Lord
LYONS inserts that such seizure and opening
mas al WAYS been the practice OF nations, ese there
need be no effort, upon capture, To destroy or throw
overheard, mRiA and terminating evidences IL
writing. Mr. Seward, upon bis own responsibility.
di.coureously orders subordinate Cove nIneni Of
fosr uuder tie proper and legal control OF ahoiher
cabinet department, to give ny the Peterhoh mails,
unilnpairedl Lord Lyons igssis thai such II no
international law or usage, nor has such been
III. PRACTICE Of EngIand-tnat tho sailor, who cap
toro Ads-runner OF contrabHnd OF war, are gu
titled to the mails 10 insure the condemnation OF
their prize, If eliminating evidence may sAerrin ba
found. Tie Tfoyic Wind = caPsurvd Nay u, 1871,
/. liteled June s. Is6l has hearing Ia oar Distriot
Court June 6, T. Md p 1871, aud toe l~l di'mi,osi
by orlcr OF Mr. 5 ard June - l.bl and our brave
Tar, are rewarded by the lpss Of tneir pr1o! Again,
auot,e r carturc - made, taken into Philadelphia,
aud again Mr.. Seward order, her surrender; bot tho
District Attorney. khowin, hs duty, AID " Know Jag
daring To mAnt,lu 49, proceeded with tue ir-l, h.s
Der condemned by undoubied evidence, and DIVIDE.
900 900 in pr.ls money among tie oioer. and rail-.
/ - ho mad perilod their lives ~ Aet capture
| But why multiply these evidences tior there arc
mos, Of them, st,empt their pallLson Ly quib-
thing insinuatioh Of conspiracy for NJ. SEWARD.
movali IL my statemonts are erroneous " a. par
uculas, il ia easy 70 oOnuovsri them; i true, as
claim them 70 be, and Mr.. Seward should leave the
Cabinet, have not clearly es!abhsArd h.s Eglt 10
Represent the English Crown At Washington and
Lord Lyonss prominent claim TO succeed our
Premier in the Department Of State
! HONOR AND JUSTICE.
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! moCrHcy.
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