The New York herald., 1863-05-15

1he Londea chipping Gazette says the information In the
Of the gsn5oat Alexandra filed the 6rst case
10 be tried nahe Court Of Exchequer, wcstmaster be-
sers special Jury either the Of tho present term
- early In tbo next.
The London Tse' city article says II is understood
that the Uuted States government has resolved
- agent 10 England veRed IN maritime and International
NV 10 coopsrate with Mr. Adams London considera
tion Of the various questions arising likely TO
arse th0ge points between tho countries The OBJ
jsct 70 enable such questions In all possible be
settled prompy instead Of being subjects CT tedious
rsspondence.
The London Times has remarks the subject OF mari.
umc rights, and says:Unfavorabe the doctrines re.
sardng the rights Of belligerents appear for our mer-
chants andshpowDers in the present position Of affairs
there unanimous feeling to the propriety OF faith
fully adherng 10 them. II America have two codes
Ter use, whllo limit ourselves 10 one, the pre-
csdent must prove fatal to Us. Again, as re-
cards the Re,erhoh case, our merchants feel that
would be rash without further proof. allow principle
70 60 forth that might under special cause
ssw commerce 10 be hrrasssd and suspended in any
part Of the world 1t is wished, moreover, that what
ever may be.the decision adopt and con.
secrate, there should, possible be something like an
explicit understanding that the section Of politicians
this country who at present vgant insisting
upon every advantage being given 10 the federas
estimate distinctly the permanent character OF the pre-
. ,sdents TO be established, and that they must
. not at q Sature time, under alleged cxcum.
= stances, demand that In the interests Of peace
No shall surrender accept any adverse con
s:ruction which may then amicable. Unless a.
majority OF the public organs and speakers In America
aso utterly untrustrorthy, s only question d time,
only year two, less when England will have
sooa into play whatever weapons she may possess and
although is announced that the people q the United
etaics will not then stand upon nice legal II
wiz not be coasooant with traditions practice TO
shit our own views Of right o. allow them 10 he set
asde-"
EArl2use in reply 70 Lord Chelmsford said he under
stood that in future any mails seized BY Federas
would BE- forwarded 70 their destination without breaking
the seal upon thm When the government received the
communication ~'hsch from The Washington
government uh be their duty consider what an-
aver they ehould return 10 tho communication.
Earl HMiwicke ziiet a,tentca the fortidcatons Al
1pthcad ap1 point d out that The Charleston en
she value o. ortre ves against snips exactly a. bad
alusys been.
Several otbsr speak, rs udedso the Charleston arair
ralabe srPsrience Su tho Duso Of Somerset the
COVE unment could not at preseut work at
spthcS d. having no funds for that object.
In thu House Of Commons a1 the 3eth Of April AZ
sorney G, neral nssply Mr.. whitesce, said could
state ,hen the case Of Of the Alexandra
would be I, led.
Mr.. Iazr,l said be had much satisfaction In stating
that n des,atch hal been rsceived from Lord
Lyons. announcing thai Mr.. sewAd had given dnec.
tons hat the rsais bord Pcthon sbould be
10 their dcstmatscn unopessd. (Chcos)
In the House Of Lords 90 the 3oth a April Earl Rus
sell said that TIE qucstorf the Peerbon and the
tenton q her MaJastys mas had been the subject Of
might BE convenient that he should state
tho substance o, psmatous he had received from
Lord lyons lord Lyons stated thea answer 10 his an
plcaiIon Mr. Seward had informed han, that the American
Fovernmcni had determined not TO the vesse and
cargo, bot 10 send them before . prize CONT |
with regard 70 the malls in conformity 10 tho letter N
The sst q October they would bs forwarded 70 their
estimation. Mr. Seward sAed that In soy similar can