New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
CHANGE IN ENGLISH PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

expected thct heavy battle would be Tough. yestcr-
day.
CHANGE IN ENGLISH PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
A private letter from an American gentleman
now in Great Britain where he enjoys excellent oppor
;unites Of information was received here yesterday
Tho writer says that remarkable change has como
OYER tie public opinion Of England within the last few
weeks II now flyo,s the North strongly as it Las
heretofore favored the South Among the distinguished
converts is Mr. Gladstone who will take early OPP
portuniy Of declaring himself the friend Of the Unon
Tie writer is assured upon high authority that the
Rebel rams viii not be permitted to sail or that ftLcy
do sail they viii each be eosorted by Clad
instructed to prevent them from violating the neutrality
OF Britain II il added that large amount of capital Is
avatn the settlement OF the question In order ~
sock investment in American securities. Cur recent
victories arc regarded rs tic Of this change OF
'front.' by England.
NEW MINISTER FROM l.EyIco
A new minister, representing the Juarez gov
craent Of Mexico los arrived here in the person Of
Gen Cortcz who presented in fun court dress to
secretary Seward, Yesterday
RECRUITS FOR TIE ARMY oP TIE PoIoMAc.
The steamer Atlantic, which sailed from = v-
York on Tuesday last arrived at Alexandria this es'n
ing with 1900 drafted men, substitutes and desertogs
fvr he Army Of the Potomac.
NATIONAL BANKS.
Certificates. with authority 70 commence
b. king have been Issued to the following banks
our last list.
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' Ssor' F sas G S.a9s. 1 o. a SP 90
s fr.t Ne oua bank Il " vii open Cor bu-i
o.. tof.orrow. oppoa.e the Treasury building.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
The summer vacation from which he has just
returned vas insufficient restore bis health seriously
impaired by tie strain Of 10 hours daily hbor and his
pl,sicars forbade Bio return 10 his post and advised
VOYAGE. lie rendered his resignation but Secretary
Chase unwilling to lose his valuable services refused 9,
accep, Is and urged his departure. Yesterday ef.s
noon tlo ceras in the Treasury Department waited
upan Ma. Harm ton in body to say good by"
gilst-Audtor Smith. on their behalf expressed their
good vsics and rcgre, At the temporary separation
Mr. Huntington responded warml, 10 these expressions
81 kind feeling and in the course % his remarks said
lnt nothing bat the urgent advice Of his ply scians.
ho told him that he in imminent danger Of being
p r,aucufly disabled from al duty hereafter. unless he
y,0gcd work at and total. uni. his systc1 could
repair i,s exhausted energies, would have led ha &c
consent 20 the projected tour
TIE CASE OF DETECTIVE WHITE.
Tie Court. Martial in the case OF Detective
white which las been prolonged through forty days in
quoncc OF curious deyelopue to the mode Of
conducting operations IN the Provost MarsAals Depart
rueut ~ BALTIMORE wes concluded yesterday. Whites
counsel delivered an elaborate argument. l, was
proved ttat White took money from Secesscnists as
bibles to obtain posses go South handed the money
over Col Fish and Capt French. who used it IN hoir
o.loe ami sent the parties north OF Philadelphia. Col
FISH, Oh us testimony, produced an order from Score
ury stanton authorizing the Commanding General TO
send obnoxious persons out Of the Department
sERESADE.
Gov. Gilman of New Hampshire, and Prof.
plitei son one - the Con -ressmen from TIA, state
were serenndcd by The band ofthe lih New Hampshire
rent last evening Both gentlemen made ,iioi.d
WASHINGTON Friday. ser, Il: is')
TIE SICK N HOSPITAL.
There are now abou, 5000 men IN tac hos.
rials of,his city.
TuE CORPS d AFRiQUE.
The Corps a Antique, organic urNc Pc
...pocs o. Gen Banks. Is rapidly fllny rg ca
to..4ud col,rcd soldiers have al.c,1y bc,a rr-.'rd
n.o the service aud recruits are still coming fu!
r.l ldly Tie maximum strength ofth Ccgls Is -. 90
UNION PRISONERS IL LIBBY PRISON.
An inmate Of the Libby Prison writes, on the
s.h Of August that FIVE hundred ard twenty of our
Ulcers and soldiers quarterod there srd thar they
ere a. well and comfortable as could b. expected under
the circumstances
DEsgRrERs PROM BsACGs ARMY
Private letters from officers in Gen. Rose
orarss army more than confirm all that has been Qrheu
touching tho numerous descrtons nom when me 'pe
ermics In font OF the Army OF the Cumher1nA "'c SUI
friug Daring tie march to Cha'tanoosa no' i''
from 900 Of these fig,yes from the hcO'' s'r''c'
came within our lines.
70 tho Associated Press
WASHINGTON Friday. Sept is is,3.
pIpLoaAIIc CouRIEsIlS.
To-day is the anniversary OF the Inde
pond,nee Of the Republic of Chill. Tie Gillian Minis
Tor Mr. Asia Burnaga was this morning greeted ~
IN, Marine Band with the National Hymn OF Chill and
the NatiouaI airs OF the United States This II 10 M
dertood was done BY direction Of tie Government ID
return for u similar compliment given to OH Minister Ia
Chill on tie 4th of July
WARNING TO A DIsLoyAL PUpLnuEa.
Edgar Snowdcn, jr., proprietor OF The AKA
sndria Gazette has been notified by the Military Cover
Of Alexandria that -epotion Of the act OF recos
Mining u his paper the Confederate Legislature as tho
Virginia Legislature will be visited with the suspsnsoA
Of The GG.sae The Governor says tina exissencoo'
payor ia Alexandria Known to DO hostile to The GofGA