New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

| The Daily Ncps observes tno P'o'o...: W. ~ -,
NJ Earl Russell in maintaining our position - nyu.
trail and saws that, openly and cons ant'y as mas
snpported the North against the Soutn, inc uovGrn-
mapt at Washington are gievously mistaken tney
SUPPOSE that there any party IN this country VINO
will counsel submission TO any INVASION Oh Di'tn
rights.
Il Il suspected that the American officers arc act
inc upop secret instructions, and the letter which
! Mr. Adams addressed to the captain OF one vessei
Riyes some cOuntenance to tho suspicion; Dut the
| British Government must be allowed time TO e4'
anime into the allegations brought forward before
they can be asked to demonstrate with the American
Government or take any serious measures. Inc aid
which British merchants supply to tho South an
ncony enience to which all beiigerents are more or
less subjected bat it furnishes no good ground ior
absolutely excluding British vessels from comu cree
and If any such attempt is now beng made by Al
mral Wilkes the British Government VIII not hcsi'
tate to demonstrate against it, aud II necessary put
IL down.
| The Times publishes correspondence between
the owners of the steamship Sea Queen, now walt
ing TO sail for MatamOrss, and Mr. Adams, the " D.
| Minister As Mr. Adams bad stated, III supplying
his certificates 10 Messrs. Howell g. German, tnat
he had pleasure in giving certificates 10 auy parties
engaged in an honest neutral trsde-the owheIs u
| the Sea Queen considered themselves entitled 70
apply for similar protection, provided they couid
satisfy Mr.. Adams that that vessel was honestly
destined for neutral port, with cargo totally Tree
from a single package that could DO liable 70
shadow Of objection.
Mr.. Adams, in reply, says be has no authority TO
exercise any discretion in regard to the vessels OF
voyage of her Msjestys subjects but In the cer.l'-
Gates which have been quoted, be made no ailusion
to questions Of neutrality but simply announced the
cbeerfulness with which he was prepared to assist
honest parties. Nessrs. Howell and Zermsn are no,
British subjects, but Mr.. Adams can hardly INTEND
to intimate that he is anxious by means OF bis GER
| this country and America for British snipowhei'
who will employ Americans or Mexicans to make IN
| terest for them.
Mr.. Adams seems TO console the owners OF the
Sea Queen with the assurance that they arc certain
| to obtain protection from their own Government
but indications that have TRANSFERRED during tho past
few days leave room to doubt whether on that pon'
he 10 not INDUCING in little irony.
IN. Times City Article says: The rapid increase
in the supply of money has caused an advance Oh II
Ia Excheauer bills which closed at to premium
I'm tho discount market the transactions were BASED
on the assumption that tho Bank rate VIII De re-
duced TO, morrow to 81 per cent. In the Stock ~,
change loans on Government securities were offered
| at IA per cent. - -,
Tie DAILY Ners City Article) says: The English
funds were strongly Influenced yesterday, on the
one band by the serious action OF the foisn ques-
| ton and on the other by the scarcity OF STOCK,
caused by the purchases lately made for tho Bank OF
England, and tho steady investments OF the pabhc
generally Foreign securities declined per cent on
the average, tho Confederate and Spanish rsssyes
being the principal exceptions. IL Is stated that
persons who have effected speculative sales IN the
ronledsrsts loan arc offering unusually high rates
for loans of the scrip to enable them 10 iuih their
contracts. English and other railway securities
showed 9 still further tendency to depression.
The Post argues that Earl Russell has acted most
sensibly in declining to send mail agent WIN the
Sea Queen with tho ostonsibe object Of guarantee
ny her FROM illegal capture; but far from satisfied
that the Government have acted wisely ~ relieving
the owners Of tho Sea Queen from their liability TO
carry the mails. ,
Tb< Star saws the Emperor Of Brazil refused TO
grant tho usual audience on the departure Of Mr..
Christie the British representative ut Rio and that
Tho greatest activity prevails in the preparation OF
tho coast defenses OF Brazil. .
Tbs Aceringlon, from Melbourne, arrived In the
Downs this morning, having on board aioo" ounces
gold. n Yn..
Tho brig Hannah Of Aberystwith, from Granton
to Montreal, with iron and Goals, was struck by =
heavy sea Oh the 18th inst and received corsdera-
BILE damage. Decks swept and cargo shifted
Copyyulors. April y2-The Beri,nsske 7idende
of to-day officially announces that Prince Chris,an
has had a long interview with Sir a. Pags., the
British Minister at which his Royal Highness de.
clared that tho only obstacles which had hitherto
opposed the acceptance oil the Crown OF Greece,
viz: the abdicstion Of King Ohio, and tue finances
Of Greece. having now been fully removed, he
definitely accepted 1t for his son, Prince William.
PARs, April 2.-Ths Journal des De6afs has
received second warning. Toe Journal DIES F"''
.t Compagnis has received first warning.
The Pnucess Murst has been delivered OF q
daughter.
TnoRs, April % On Sunday last, two serious
engagements took place between the insurgents and
the Russian troops, in the forest OF hampinos SIX
German miles from Warsaw and Pulluesk The
latter place was burned by the Rnsssns during tho
engagement.