New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06
FROM EUROPE.

Times Doubts tho Union Victory al
Gettysburg-Disteliefi in tho Surrender
of vieksburg-Doprcda;is of tho Rcb-
ci Cruisers-Thc Atlantic Cnble-The
English Ministry Complaining Of she
Federal Governments.
TIE Irmsn steamer City of Manchester Captain
Halcrow, which left Liverpool OF noon on he 22d,
and Queenstown on the 25i July, arrived here Oh
Tuesday.
Her news has been anticipated, but We received
by her ore day later foreign files.
THE DoINGs OF THE CONFEDERATE CRUISERS
ALABAMA IND GEORGIA.
A dispatch, dated Rio Janeiro June 25th, was
posed la the Liverpool Underwriters Rooms, Of
which the following is copy: The j. w. Sever,
from Boston to Hong Kong, put In here TO land the
Captain and 10 of tue crew Of the American bark
Good Hope, from Boston 10 the Cape Of Good Hope,
burned al sea by tie Confederate steamer Georgia.
The American ilip Garrett arrived here reports
having spoken on the line the Union vessel Of war
Onw ard, formerly a merchant ver.el, whose CON-
mnnder eAd that lie was I'D search Of The Confederate
cruisers, aud was going to Bahia to inquire where
be was likely 10 inll IN with them. The Onward
mounts Is guns, and carries $50 men.
Tie George Gris wold american shipl arrived
here on the 10Th Of June, from Cardiff She WAS
boarded by the Confederate steamer Georgia, near
500 ,0O0, payable on the conclusion Of The war The
Jsbez Sow from Liverpool and Cardiff for Monte
yideo, with Goals, was boarded by the Confederate
steamer Alabama the 10Th Of May, In lat. Is s.,
Ion. 81 W.; and the Amszonia, from New.Io 10
Montevideo wss also burned By tie same steamer,
about tie same place. Both crews were put Oh
board the Hamburg schooner Widar, and have
Grry,d here Some days previous 10 the detention
Of tie George Grisyoid, the Georgia, took the
American ship Dictator, bound from Liverpool 70
Hong Kong with b cargo OF coal. lie Elsiish shlp
Cansgoua wGs ioarIed BY a boat from the GcoiSi
on tue Ilth; the officer examined the Englshr an 8
papers, asked the number and cargOes Of vessels
sailing from New York TO Brazil, nod et him 90.
Pernambuco papers Of the l2th state that tho
Florida has taken pofsesson Of toe koca IslAnds-a
email group Of desert rocks near the Island o. FER
usudo NOrroba--ss her tase oil operations. Tho
Minister for Foreign Affairs has published stringent
regulations as TO the inare .xolusiCn OF The Coned-
er-te cruisers rom Brszlsn porte, except In real
cares Of stress OF weather or legitimate repairs.
TIE SURRENDER or yICKsBURG.
Questions. had been nised in England as 10 tSe
Authenticity Of .he statement that Nlcksbufg hac
surrendered srd doubts upon the subject bad te
come 20 strong tina, large numbers Of people re!ased
TO believe tue abatement. lie confirmation Wa
anxlOusly awaited ~ The next steamer
TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Tho EnelIsh Government has agreed that the
Directors OF the Atlantic Telegraph COMPANY r1fy
charge FOR ms,ssges through the Atlantic cablo be-
tvec. ireland and Newfoundland snch ynoe, cot
exceeding 81 stering per word, as ~ocid bear The
same ratio 10 the charge Authorized 10y tie contract
OF 1883, that tie amount Of new capital might bear
to the old capital. The rrce Fixed By the contract
OF 1853 was o s,erling per Word.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company advertise Tor
tenders FOR the cable. II s uHted that the cattle
must be capable of transmitting Al least eight words
fer minute, ana ali tendeIs are 10 % DSH1e9 ia W
The 5,L Of august.
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
In the House OF Commons the 2lst w. ffz
gerald asked If the attention 81 Government hhd
Leen called 70 the fact that tho Federal boVefnmcL'
rad y. rsied in the practice of requiring bonds De
! lore their Co-suis would grant Clearance to YES
sels 10 the eject that no lorion OF HE cargo WA
destined for Confed, rate use and practice clearly
IN violation Of the lAw of uaiions and lie shts
cured TO this country By treaty
! LORD lwerstOn .ai1 that this practice was bOtl
inconsistent with international law aud the treats
rigbls Of this country. Her IaJetty's Government
! rad ye,ponsira.ed with The Federal GOycrLIJeDt
which promised that orders should be given 70 pd
AL end ~ II. lie woe, however afraid that thes'
ofders from the representations receutly made u
Government bad not been cfiectuhIIy earned out
buk be trusted that when tho matter was sggil
brought under The notice Of tho Federal Government
they would take a0.e sate.la steps 10 put stop u
! the practice.
THE o,LwAY CONTRACT.
On tie motion o. Mr. +. Peel, the contract for The
CONVEYANCE 81 American mfiis via Galway by The
Atlantic Eoysl Mai, Steam Navigation Company
wasapproyed in COMMITTEE Of tho WLole House.
THg JAPIStsE QUESTION.
M b. Cochrhne called attention 10 the ttate o.
! re- la,ous with japan ard cOntended uat there wa'
no Just ground for entering INTO II war with The
Japanese. ~,
treaty anu regretted tue necessity the OovernTnen
was under CT making demands which might rsSul'
IN hOstltles he admitted that the conduct OF some
Of the Butlsh merchants IN japan had been discred
liable aud he hoped hat hereafter there would be
a letter Glaze Of traders there. Every coD-ldefa
ton had been shown BY Ii. II. Government toward
The Japan.fe, but the attack on Mr. Richardson hht
his followers was unpIoYosed entirely, and Gov
eminent had no alternative bot 30 demand repara
non. The demands which had been made were MOI
uurea,onabs, and be hoped they would be asrenled
! to and bosiIlites prevented.
Tic correspondent u The L0adon AdDe'fi~'
save that the three powers will agree on ID common
course Of action and in the event Oi Rnrsa refusing
they will recall their respective Embassadors To al
ford the Poles indirect assistance by furnishing then
with arms money, ammunition, etc. But 10 oDe
ventures 10 speak Of an armed Intervention. Rus
ria, however, is assuredly preparing Tor war.
CONFEDERATE PROSPECTS IN TIE NORTH.
LosDor, July 23, Is63.--Ihe Tunes, Ia Il leader,
contends that Lee has suffered no decisive repuse
and supports ns views as follows: Gen. Lees
forces II SAYS marched from the scene OF battle by
a road 10 the left Of the Union position, and the day
after the engagement, they were unmolested at I'm
metsburg, place fur on this road that they must
bs We been almost in the rear II the Union army.
Thence he has been for ten days, moving all hir
trains. hls wounded his supplles, aud no doubt an
immense mas Of booty, quietly toward the Poto-
and all accounts seem 10 agree that he has sue
ceeded in passing them over 10 Virginia nnno-
Tested.
IL may Ia intended tha, his army should follow,
bat bis movements show 10 signs Of the confnsioh
iuseparabe from retreat in The face OF victorious
enemy. His troops described az steadily pre-
pairing for another battle somewhere near TIE OLD
ground OF lat years struggle with Mcclellan ana
VIZ are informed that Of them have yet crOssen
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