New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-01


Mr.. Conway then delivered bic address. He
maintained that the South had got up the war 70
perpetuate Slavery. Qualified the proclamation Of
President Lincoln, and contradicted many ACCUSE
lions which MIR. Roebuck hal made against the
North.
The room being unable to contain the people who
desired TO get ill., another meeting WAS held In Sds-
sex Hall.
The London Times editorislly refers TO Mr..
Brghts speech, ard contends that he is inconsstens
~ a professor Of peace. II says that, at time
when every Northern man admits that the Confede.
rates will hght 70 the last, and that success viii DO
obtained BY the Federal Government only by the
exhaustion if not destruction OF the Southern peo'
pie, Mr.. Bright urees the prosecution OF war which
the Governn cnts of his country OF France. andevea
Of Russia, desire to see brought to an end.
The London Times publishes an account OF the
battles Of Chancellervllle from its Southern cor
respondent, extending over six columns. lie seh
these down as the boodsst battles OF the war.
placing the total Confederate loss 1000 and that
of the Unionsts at $4,000, In killed, wounded and
missing.
In the House Of Commons, on the 10th, Mr.. Berk.
lev made bis annual movement in favor Of the bal.
ot but the House refused to permit the introduction
of the bill by a majority OF ~ IN q house Of "a.
la the course of tho debate the Lord Mayor pointed
10 the condition of the United States as standing
warning against the evil produced by tho ballot.
Sir Charles Locock the Government Physician.
had been thrown from bis horse in London, and sus"
tanned some injury in ole of bis arms.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales were present q
" Commemorstion" in Oxford. The Prince wss
made ID. G. L., - was Prince Louis OF Hesse'
FRANCE.
At the supplementary elections, four Opposition
candidates had been returned 10 Two Tor the Gov'
ernment. go
BnHier's Correspondence says France will con.
fine herself TO requiring Q territorial aud maritime
establishment ia Mexico. Napoleon Is said to have
assured foreign minister that be desires the CO.
operation Of the European Powers to create gov
erument In Mexico that can maintain order a. home
and keep faith In its foreign relations. Ihe Bonrse
on the 10th WIS hrm. Rentes closed at oo7o.
PRUSSIA.
The London Times, in editorial, says: The
King OF Prussia has required the Crown Prince 70
reract the opinions expressed IN bis speech at Dant'
zic. The Kings anger knew no oouhds' ana M
Majesty added that il the Prince did not consent, 10
would De deprived Of bis hoEors and appointments.
The Prince-in concert 1t 10 said with the Princess
wrote frm answer to this demand. He refused
20 retract any thug, offered to resign bis command
aud diguties, and requested leave 20 retire with en
wife and family TO some p'acewnere he mign! %
free from the suspicion Of interfering in any way
the sars OF State. The letter is said to 10 excel
lent -
TIE POLISH RESURRECTION.
Ssnary engagements are reported, but, as asual,
they are mcstly pronounced III favor OF tue insar'
gents.
BRAZIL.
Additional kilograms Of the 18th OF May, from
| Rio Janiero report that the Clamber OF Deputies
was dissolved on the 18TH. The Minister OF N ~,
Gen Gordao had been replaced by senior Mama
de MeIlo. The insurgents had invaded Cordoos.
which had been declared in state Of siege. A
Buenos Ayres, wet sslted OK hides were quoted ~,
aud dry American, 81 a4O; Talow, l3i; Wool tsnd'
ing upward.