New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-22


i; was found that Mr. Dudley lad forgotten TO state
tina, tie Japan was at Gfeenock. However, when
this became known the orders Of the Government
were immediately ielfcrspEed to Greeuock; but the
Japan, renamed the tlrgiIla, had then called for
an unknown de6iaajion.
TIE SEIZURE. OF TIE PETERUOFF.
The whole Of the c0rreeuoudence re lsiing 70 The
seizure If the Peerhob, which has passed between
tn irm Of Pile, Spence & Co., snd the Foreign
Office, has row been Published In tha earlier let
{ rs Nh. Spence forwards various documents con-
noted with TIE vessel and the F6rell n-Oiiice,
through Mr.. Haruord GciuoN lodges their receipt.
On the 81 Oh Apul Mr.. Is4nmnud communicates to
AIR. Spence, Tue views Of her hajestys Governneot
IA follows: ,o.,
FoREIGS-OFTIcE, Aprl3, 1868
Tie hrft part Of TIE letter, eIpiain'n. the N'eMs
OF tho tnelsg Government on the InnCl,e W.
volved N The Ease, was given 10 yes'srcsys mn
UEE. The following ID the cor cluoing par a
relates to tCe SPECIAL cases OF tdo feIeiHo" "A-
AGC...
As regards the alIrsion which has been made TO
the case f the Adele, before her Majesty Govern
Ineut can form any OH i,Ou 40 10 inc JudSeh' so-
ed 20 have been gwen in that case, iheg must nave
before them q correct report OF that Juu6I'ohi ~
teiug impossible 70 rely upon TIE Gehersl repre-
sent ti,, Of t- effect contained IA newspaper pLiH
,. {ouuded on priv letters, especlaily az bone
al tbe her indictments Of tAe United states pIlIe
cogrts which have been reported 10 her Majesty
Governmcnt during the present war evlnce any DE
rsgara OF the essblishel principles OF inlerLauoDai
law.
as regards. however. the particular case OF the
Peterhoi, 10 NbichyOu more directly Interested,
Ler Malssty's Government having taken lnSo con-
liberation tue papers transmitted by you, ana Delg
satsfied That those papers disclose no PTimd J@e'e
GROUND OF cap;nre that there is every reason 10
believe tho voyage 20 have been hwiul and 6ona
nae eDc the Seizure of the vessel wholly uDJusta-
be they will lnsract Lord Lyous TO make Az linue-
dae ,eDtation VI the circumstances OF that case
10 the Government Of Nlshing ton, and II no legal
ground Of capture should be alleged, then TO press
Tor the relosee Of the vessel GDu her cargo, with
compensation and withou. lie oelGy Of proceediuk:
in ne prize court. But if any legal gTouncs OF cap
ture should he alleged by tie Government OF the
United States, this case, ike ali others must una
voldAbly follow the ordinary couree.
an SIR, Your moot ODE disnt humble servant
.. l.. HAA.MONDs
FEDERAL. AGENTS IN ENGLAND.
A correspondent of Tie LipTpooi Mercury has
aeut TO that orInal some curious documents, which
lie gives 80 an exposure oGtbe tactics OF the tete-
raj Government ad their ldherents In this country.
Tire first Of tbe sores is dated simply " December
80, 1914" 1t runs as folows:.
A private sgent arrived here per screw steamshp
Cbius. A meeting VGs held OF the Consulate on
Monday. lie bIGg sinstructions, also money, drafts
and bills on William Brown 81 Co., and Gamble a.
Co., to over c loo Co., These were paid 10 Browns
cashier who il appears, pays checks 10 GDy amount
from -, the agent. Since bis arrival ibstruc.
lions have been gwen 10 the following elect:
"To take s,oreroOmt in Liverpool for the storage
Of 40 900 rides Eielcs); 200 cavalry sabers TO be
bought for cash, apd at opce shipped as they vii!
DO .equiTed in the middle Of January. Instructions
are 20 be given 20 agents to oubuy any agent Of tho
Soab ana also TO inform the Consul OF the fact, and
propor;ionate reward will be given (this must be
given before the srms leave the wholesale dealers
Care AID wstch will be kept ali sale or dispo
sal of shipping uuder coo tuns register. To watch
and find out, II possible, the persons, who sre the
agents Of the South that one Lieut.. Maury, now IN
London corresponds with, 1t being wei known that
there u dstrust bet The caid Lieut.. Magry and
tie Ivery DOL Southern Club 10 at onoe excite tie
people Of Lancashire IN favor ofths North by letters
phlets, alec By BermOn6; also 10 well reward and
pay tor edi.onsl remarks, paragraphs, &c. 10 up.
! olnt two agents--onc medical aud one legal. Ev-
cry effort will be msde 70 introduce them into fam
Ines eli influence having Southern tendencies That
all known agents Of the South be watched ard their
ectioDs daily reported Information to he got OF
their movements at any cost.
In another, dated January 3, lSG3,' the follow
ing passage occurs;
You may with confidence DO az you propose. for
repeat, they THE Confederates) could moi buy or
send away in q month II, 0OU-nay, not @,0OO-stsud
OF arms. Ii. is Ut Paris, ana belmont III Ireland
Several reports OF the capture Of the A have come
o hand, but are truthless. But ! hope per return
mail TO hear that bunting "tbst Rebel has become
more profitable than blockading st Charleston"
h. ard Co. have been particularly bribed, both Ia
money and introductiODs We have agents IN all
the Droiess;oDs-DivlDity, Law, ana Physc. Two
Of the Southern agents have been bought over.
hey expose very IoOT aud mbeeiie Get Of agents;
in fact, If il wss not that they were Rebels re
shouid pity them. Tho following agencies have
been completed aud reported daily: From English
Bolton, Bury, Birmingham,
Hslilax, Sheffield, AaDcbes'er, Wolyerhamp'on,
and Leeds. Foreign clues--FaIis, Mar.eiilts, lou
lon, Dusseldorf, Antwerp, Hamburg, S.ettin,
Brussels, and Cologne.
Inc two following documents we give entire:
JANUARY IL, 1853, Ia o. nj. appears that 30
ciety or club has been formed some ten days, aud q
heavy sum subscribed for the purpose Of securing
the AlaOana. Money, Nc, being in, the inatEve
caHae up relative TO her being commanded They,
alter duo confederation have offered the command 70
Two haif-pRy heutenants Of fighting prOpensIties
The heutenspts, who applied for be resignation Of
their commissions, were requested 10 attend III tho
Admiralty and were Instantly sent 10 join III fill
commission, one Of the guardsEips at CGk. The
Consul was waited upon on Tuesday by al official,
WHO iniorn ed him that her hsjestys Government
would Lot allow her officers " accept Commands
under the United States flag for auy such purpose
aid further, they should 1T once stop any vessel that
il was proved fitting out Tor war purposes, I'M
less The same was openly bought ind fitted, though
40 armament was TO be conveyed byauy such vessel,
OF a crew Of more than eight mer-the same 10 be
returned from New-York, and attested having been
10 Eew-York by our Consul there.
A copy Of the notice was sent to the Consul al
Liver, DOL; some sharp words were exchanged, and
tho Consul waited the Secretary OF State tut it
appears, was only few minutes with him. and FROM
what tIanspred it proved thai be wac frn to the
former instructions. This information / have had
IRON two sources, and can rely on both. One WAS
esd; the o.beI - " Great care is taken not 10
let Lis oct by the NorthenerS" In fact it 10 quite
Doiufsd Of our Government. In tle fuce III
THIS The NortheDers are determined 70 SET out and
equip the Venture. They ale also determined to set
tbs Slavery affair at work. Agents are to leave to
night for Cork, Dpbln, and the Clyde. 1aeir boast