New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12

th. note had Tho honor 70 address 70 S"i ,ctncy
o Ike IN Of NAV IL. whether tba Spanish 0ovenm'n, as
IN the . = son, war North America wi tn. view
Of rnishnge "a ,e 'as'1a. sro me 9G
to iopt with regstd 10 Merchant vessel spartag
RON Sp-u,.h ors rule which allowed If not. dire 'iy
saacosej BY international 'sw IN the csso Of be. iseet
r.crs .cco dimr which the vessel of of be- az
tw-,t you lrom the ,ime when the lA' prsc ding
vsei OF comueroe Of the other biesen shall h-Ve
ieac tina same port or Iosdstead
THE MARQUIS DE MiRhFLORKs TO Mr.. EDwARDEs.
Patacr Jv'y T. 1868
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge receipt of your
not, Of tbs I'd ustsut in reply the 2i nj from
which perceive thar what her Britannia Majssys novrn
nept wishes TO know i whether Spain, neutral Power
in the war nich ts thu United States has adopted or
dl osed to sdop in her ports with espec to North hlt
by a IN egaid bcgsIe cruisers accord
in which vessel of of belsernt can pot to
sea untii w hous have elapsed from the s.ing
o! the vessel Of war or merchant vessel
In reply have to state to YOU tina, the Cover ment of the
10y nations applied It several occasions
aud as claimed by the parties
N'e'''''U IL MARC DE MIRAFLoREs.
TIE COLLAPSE OF THE CONFEDERATE LoAN'
From The Daily News
The sudden collaIne OF the Confederate ioan nh'
no, uunaturally filed toe calculating friends OF the
South in tins country with dsmay. Tbs Noek,
which on ns introduction to the Enghsh 'nai kr'
was 20 ssiltnliy maDipsl lated Ms 10 be quoteu a' u
premium has during the last few days snnk oy sue
eessiye plunges TO 20 discount. On Tuesday morn
ng indeed il could not be dsposed OF at any pnce,
boweyer low but a few saes were eventually ei-
tec;ed az IL o,count. Yesterday, while other kinds
OF foreign stock rose, the Shareholders Loan still
retained lis aarming position OF severe and excep-
tupal depression. Under these circumstances IT Is
hardly surprising that the panic OF the Shareholders
AK ens aud representatives in this country should be
extreme. This sudden fall In their f.vorlte stock
shows tina. the arts by which 1t has been go long
supported, are beginning TO FAIL that the outside
"A ba lypH hv Gmpoth nrOpn(-
cies OF Southern successes but 10 taking the measure
of current events for itself. IL shows that the re-
SOURCES OF plausible uysthcation are nearly ex-
hausled, and at the public are btginning to eXer'
else their own judgment on American affairs.
The CONT dorAcy has clever agents and advocates
in this country as il has able leading men IN Ameri-
ca and hey Lave done their work well. Their rep
re.enations have induced a number Of ignorant and
innocent people not only 10 believe IN the oinnpo'
teuce OF The Confederate cause bat 10 invest their
savings III Its socaled Cotton Loan. But facts ARE
stubborn things, and IN The eud break down the
most skillfniy constructed iicions, however long or
loudly they may be reiterated. Ibe Inevitable crath
Is rapidly approaching as Its victims begin ALREADY
10 discern. The desperate game of speculation II
nearly played out, AID the public are beginning to
zee Tie Couie0tra;es in their true character. The
panic OF the PLAYERS s therefore, perfectly natural
premature crash would obviously he fatal. AT all
hazards some attempt must be mace TO delay The
fnsl catastrophe. Something, no matter what must
tie said or done 10 restore temporary confidence, and
prop w for tref spsce the falling II moth
Dg elso can be Done TeeOluie effort may at least
he made 10 braz il out Tor time. Ii lie tie very
moment 10 put on a boil front ano use strong an-
guaee, aud the Confederate representatives in this
country have accordingly beslIrred themselves TO
meet the emergency.
THE FRENCH ~ Mr1ico-PRocLAnATIoS OF GrS.
FoKEY-RroRGASIZArIos OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Core. pondonos OF The London Times
Nv Inn ,Ncelleut Ia
been issued by Gen. korey. j send YOU trsnsla-
ton q some OF the most remarkable paragraphs.
After aGdiDg 10 the unjust proportions given 10 the
affair OF the 9TH Of Msy, 1862, ard 10 The ample salts
faction which the military honor OF France bad re-
celyed by the taking OF Puebla and the defeat OF
Jusrez r forces in every encounter, he says:
The solution Of the political qns.,ioD he1iesns will de-
real patriot, let a. Aone people aud thee calling them
selves ModeAios unite aud form themselves INTO one party
that order not ,te victory Of party over another
il 1. AZ little worthy Of you. Act upon higher prinoi
PEE. those denominations Of Lbefs' Of reaction
% which only en.-nasr hs.isd psPsoss Pun, O. ven
Above be Mercans, aud form yourselves into united
ton tTong aud great because have oil the
se,sts 1squsie for .r.sue., for TIL, come
your aissnce and ios heI We A succeed IN creating
durable state Of Ting H. Understanding tie aicr..is Of
youI county you Teouey second the intentions Of the
}%perOr
wi, ever be exceed and 10 Outrage will be committed with
out authors being punished The PROPERTY and r'fot' OF
citizens all be 81 under the saes 4Aid o. the lsr
Tho.e who have acquired national piopefiy IN regular
fpsnner and conformity with the law viii not be nterfs ed
with but remain % porieson Of ha property Fraudulent
Z sale slons wi. he tue subject oi revision.
The pes. viii be regulated according 10 the system adopted
The army viii be recruited in such Is to put
stop 10 that system o. tsus by force dragging
on Ler fmie. lndtus and sbofer ifs, important les.
OF tie popu with which they MI the rsns' Of the army
and which aoIds the cad Of .odeFl without psot
I'm always ready 70 d'seft o. leave one ehci of another
Ts,e. will be levied ia oil civilized ceunires 10 such
Iusnner affect citizens according 10 iAcif means add
every eldeavor Will be made to do s~sy with certain due.
yeIacioQs rather thaa useful aud which principally effect
astculiul produce tue ies adj. 10 0eaf The Catholic
religion will be protected and tho oisheps viii be eed to
,ho.r several diOes.e, msy a44 ,Ast tas hmpe'0I VII
wof,hp great principle Of modern society u II be pos
sibe Q
the MeIicJ which has psTs1sd a.! eonieice aDd
every useiul and public eLicfpi'e.
The Courts justice viii b.. suiyed 10 the
proper sauina.iO Of justice 10 logger the price Of the
Lghest biadef. $500
will BE- based. They those scthow edged ~ Eu
ropean usiont they those which the Oov-fnclt
Mexico viii enoeayor to follow wiki perseverance, and
egy it wi'he, 30 take is place among civilized son'
The second pert Of the duty IMPOSED upon e esn obli
accomplish by the aid and a'sance Of all good MoIcans
nycke the support Of al classes demtna Of al pefie'
to lay down their and to employ hencoiorn all their
oblivion OF the pest. and complete amnesty for al those VINO
Will rally good faith round the Government which
tion. by its OWL free will, shall Impose upon Itself
But declare enemies Of hcr eouuiry all those who are
deal my entrsses aud viii puisuo them wherever they
uIty iakc rouge
1 need not say that this proclamation has been
hailed with enthusiasm by all the respectable aud
rght-thnking portion Of the community, and it only
remains for tho Mex 10 avail themselves OF the
opportunities afforded Thorn. Many Of the extreme
Iesctonsry party, who expected the restitution Of
all the Church property and the re6sablisbnent Of
the hierarchy in ali its ancient splendor, are natu-
rally disappointed. With this exception. j have
lit ie doubt that the manifesto will be well received
throughout the length and breadth Of tho Republic
and carry with it much weight. The conduct Of the
French troops has been admirable sm no. aware
Of single complaint having been preferred against
them. All arc loud in their praise. In the City Of
Mexico there 10 much order and security as