New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-23
GreaS Britain.

Gsrens Britain.
The New-York correspondence Of TIE London
MorEiRg Herald says: The immcaso arrivals Of
Irish astonish those who In the secret Their
passages srs raid by the United States Government,
snd will be charged TO enlistment expenses. The
SUN appropriated for that purPose Is $3,UU0,OUU
and is estimated that II viii orng over 10 America
100 600 Irish PERSONS. Oh th,s number It may he
safey estimated oue-thr, viii eulist; that will
only So each for 5000, and IN any other shape II
costs the United SIstes 800 Per SOLDIER
The L0aGoR isaacS, IL an editorial on tho danger
which threatens NicSsburg an0 Port HUDSON, ewing
10 the success ci Admiral faTragnt running tbs
blockade, SAYS although NIckE6urg u not vet taken
nor Port Hudson either, ana thoigh the captare Oi
both OF these places would probably fail To insure safe
naviga; on Of the Mississippi, II cannot be denied
that the recent successes VI tie NortberneTs may
produce serious results IL creates ess sensation
thsn the capture OF Charleston would have done tut
ii may prove Of greater consequence 10 iLen. The
Coniedefstes are not likely TO be dishesTiened by
the loss Of city, but the capture OF fleksbuTg and
Port Hudson would open the 5lissileippi 10 the
States of the Norih-WesI, diminish tie growing G.s
satisfaction Of the population Of thOse Safes, aud
enable the Unionsts 10 claim one more Of The real
victories OF the war.
In the House Of Lords, on the 9Th Inst, tie PR
ceedings were uUiIEpOTtant.
In the H0ase Of Commons, on tie ZANE evening,
Armonekson Mines asked Lord Palm crston whether
q letter addressed 10 Earl Russell by Gen. Nobb.
the United Si;Cs MliiEtgr az tue tcurt OF ID aLil,
imputiug disCracefui conduct 10 NJ. Chfisiie, her
Majesty Minister at Brazil II reference 10 The rp
Prnce Of Vi eies, aud The ohcesS OF bGr Majesty
ship Fort bad received any notice from her Aalssy
Government
some time as d member Of that House, ana many
member wcgid ree0eet the ability with which he
performed his duties. Tie could only say that hr.
Christie gentleman eld Tna- oil honor, and,
with regard 70 tbs vorsSlty, 70 man could question
tha4r n Iuv gllri
regard to Gen. Mese, lie tLUsd PalsenlOyl well
knew MIN, eHd therefore could say nothing.
Laughter and cneerll
As to his letter ihs he would say, that It was nu-
doubtsdly treated by tie noble Lord az tho nesd Of
the Foreign uice with tie entire Gsrsgsrd il justly
meri;sd; end II any sucn e;'or had been written ~
British dipiOraIist he was q1ite sure hls hoois
friend without hesitation Wonid instantly i'iFe u,H'
missed the writer, 81 having proved himself totally
unit ana unsuted To held any position nhoSr he'
Maiesty's Goyefnrnent. With regard 10 ME. Cur.s
ties conduct In the nesotatons anu ,he r0.isn'
uuou lEe Government oil Brazil, bo had The si'isiaG
tion of being enabled s'y = Lad bcsa fuiiy
and entirely approved 10y hes Msjesiy's Govern
Iaent-
Mir. Christie had aci ed with great judgment an'
with all the forte aIance that was p4ltis with
proper ano faithful srlornsncs " the osUIrs be ha
received, and therefore there could DC 10 s.ouH!
Whatever iUr liapullog TO Nj. CaIIs.4s al iuiui
with regard 10 which any foreign Government c0ui'
take tie ighEes5 ofehss. bat II H6s BeIl-kLOni
practice IL counties which happened 10 lie IN 'ta
pec0iisr.stsge OF pyogTess in Which Brazil aaYlenr'
at the PRESENT moment ind Itself tist wiieH t5t
injustice anu misconduct compelled foreign GOV
eminent CONT uslon Tor Osli.sD. tjGt redfcS
which was deaisd 20 friendly Improvisation, Soy
.erdeay0rsG tO lake tlg!r TaYenee - pOwiHH iofu
any snr; Of cgluIny Cpgn lhr Gge;l. who Was th'
initru,nent Of lie Government All be could sgj
was that sach % proceeding never would N any CO
gree damage British representative IL ;.e opinion
OF her aaJesty.s Government.
MIR. BTauiev Moore, having moved the ADJOURN
o. al :
statement oil lac Dobie lord, LIST Dir. Clrhise iaG
conducted DiajisTg ia RIO jaJeiTO witd suCh great
moderation. BRITISH me.cs.aDis On tbs fios, who
the community test CGpabi5 OF judging biz &C.
tiocs were VI opinion ala. III. CArlslis couduc. ~
reference 10 tbs B..Zian Government had beea
anything bat moderate ana cODc.!iat0Ty.
Lord PsimeisiOn ocnitd that all the respectable
merchants 81 10 Jsneif0 Gh&pproyed % BIZ,
Christie 8 proceedings.
Nj. Drsuiey A0cIe-Ihs large majority did; "a
petition 10 that effect was tigued ~ ~ asansl Il.
Lord Pzlmegriou conivndod thai IL aOt FOR a
body Of merchants IN foreign country - Judge 81
the expCdency Cf tie orders transmitted Jpm tic
Government az home and executed By theif i-=1ts
at the came time he believed tbat sue 0.I,A u The
Brlish merchants Was ia iay0i Of The col.s- iskv4
By Government, although they were dislacllacd 10
express 1t, IN consequence Of tie posilOa thy &C.
cupied IN Brazil. m!tL regard ~ Zoe Transaction
which led to the dispute iih th- Dizii-. GvYsi1-
neDt. LIE bad very Aitie DOUBT that He crew vi tho
Prince OF VI alzs barbsIOasls and InhuEdnly
murdered, although IL very GIicgN 10 obtain IL
rect evidence 10 eslabl.sa t.;aL TACT.
Mr.. Newdesa.e and SIR. Boaycrie defended Mr.
Christie from tho Ins,uuaii0u Of Gen. Webb.
Mr.. Howard bad known Mr. Christie Tor long
time. and was ss'isfed that tho statement Oh Gen.
Webb was without Tie shadow of foundation.
Mr.. Dhi ash deprecated .Ee INTERRUPTION Of The
public business nElch these GeanIuiy discussions
casioned. He confessed thai lac looked with alarm
at wide hesd for future explanations which the
reply Of Lord PalieerstOu 10 MF. Mcio.iOu a.!nl is
question opeDed out. firet the nOia 4jid sttse 1ed
Ibe Braz,liaa GoyernGieGt, tLca tee BRAZILIAN NJ
tion next the American Minister at tho brazilian
Cont, and finally tbc British merchants who carry
on lheir trade at Ri0 Janeiro. l44ashiefJ No
doubt Gil theso persODs Gen. Webb, had friends
and accusi atsnces in The House Of Commons, who
would avail themselves OF the opportunity Of moving
the adioufnment vi the House III order that The }
might indicate their conduct and require SoiDe OK
plsnslion from The Government.
DIR. BrsIniey Moore withdrew his motion, and the
subject dropped.
In the Hocse OF Lords on the 9th, the Earl OF
Shaftssbury brought the subject OF Poland before the
House OF Lords las. night, making very sIfong
pro-Polish speech. He denounced Prnaia very
aercely and exposed the real character OF the Rus-
slAn rule Of Poland. After denouncing as eyasiye
and treacherous the fair-seeming professions Of the
Empefors Government In tho recent diplomatic
correspondence, and insisting that his Intentions
nu<t DC judged by bis acts and the menaces Of his
Genefa DC asserted that the only cure for the evils
which existed was the separation Of Poland from
kussa. 20 which, as welllas to tho other European
foWers abe was source Of weakness aud ts,r