New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-14
Great Britain.

passengers.
Great Britain.
Mr.. Stewards dispatch rejecting The Emperor
Napoleon's Last proposition attracts considerable
comment.
The Lonion Times asserts that Mr.. Seward, q
not preternsurally right, 10 iucomprehonGbly
wrong; and after quoting and commenting on MA
Stewards views Of the position of affairs, the article
concludes as follows; We must allow that thie
picture OF affairs is consistent--consistent this is
with all that Mr.. Seward has written from the bed
ginning. II is the very same, without change o.
emission, winch we have had backed with bis not(
of hand at 80 Days date, and renewed any num4
Der Of tnes during the last two years. It is conl
sstent enough 20 far, beyond doubt. Whether y
has sny consistency with facts or truth 10 question:
which we had much rather leave 10 be decided ~
events than argue with Mr.. Seward at present."
Tie Morning Post is very bitter upon the letter
and looks upon IL az mere bunconbe. II says: Pers
Laps Mr. Seward expects to gain in Washington
amongst certain classes, little political capital, anq
in exchange for that is Indifferent about the COM
tempt he must incur in Europe. Still emanating g
this document does from .hJ Federal Cabinet II 10
truly Incredible that that body should have sunk sq
low as to indorse, az its own, in the face Of be
world 70 much arrant falsebood and absurd nom
sonse."
The Morning Star praises the dispatch. Thinkl
it unsnswersbe, and shows that henceforth nov
the mildest form OF interference can have inc
The London Correspondent Of The Manehestss,
Guardian learns that the Confederate loan has been
all freely takeu on the Continent, and that England
will have no moro Of 1t than 1t can get from foreigo
markets.
The Mayor Of Liverpool, on the Goth ult, gave q
grand banquet ct the Town Hall to the Commsnder1
Of the Relief ships George Griswold and Achilles1
and Hope. The guests numbered abou. seventy, and
included the American Consul at Liverpool, Mr.
Dudley. the Mayor of Manchester Sir Wi lisu1
nrox har nd mn Cf Ia
merchants in Liverpool The Mayor Of Lvspooli
ia appropriate terms, proposed toast TO the Con1
nandes Of tho several Relief ships as representa-
tives of the donors of the relief and CsptsS
Iunt and Gallagher made feeling responses. Tbs
Mayor also proposed toast to the Representative
OF the United States in Liverpool" and Consul
Dudley responded asserting, IN the course OF h19
Speech that it was the earnest desire Of the Govern4
ment and people of the United States to cultivate
the most amicable relations with England. ThA
banquet went off with great ecist
TIE proceedings in Parliament on the 18th ult.
were uDimpOrtant.
In the House of Commons on the 9th, an ims
portant debate took place the affairs Of Polands
II was opened by Mr. Pope Hennessy in strong
speech In denunciaton of the course Of Russia
toward Poland, and in favor Of friendly mediation
by England 10 secure the future Independence Of the
Poles. He moved that Russia's defiance Of treaty
obligations demanded the interpostion Of Eugsnjs
A lengthy debhts snsued. in which the representa-
tiyes of all parties including Lord Palmerstou and
Mr.. Dsraei condemned the policy OF Russia. I
was thought desirable however, not " emtsrras1
the Government with formal resolution, bu, 10 LET
the unanimous expression OF opinion do its work,
and the resolution was consequently withdrawn.
MIR. Reed, tho new CONSTITUTIONAL CHIEF OF tn9
NAVY, was brought TO the bar of the House, and
spologized for breach Of privilege he committed in
writing letter to Sir +. Smith, who had spoken
against his appointment in the House.
The Princess Alexandra started from Copenhsgen
on the Goth Of February, Gu route for London, and
On imposing spectacle was presented. Energetic
efforts were being made TO give the greatest eases
to her trumphai passage through LONDON tpo
civic authorities and the Government ofneiss W.
direct tho proceedings were At logesrheads a 70 ing
part which the former arc to play In the eeremonys
and IL il stated that il the Corporation Oh b0ouyH
ara not permitted TO lead tho PROCESSION snsy wnA
not take any part in 1t, and will stop tne pIsps~
lions which they arc making.
Tho civic authorities, after some negotiatlons VIII
che Government, carried their point, ana We" "
lead the procession. .,sy.t.,.S
continue vstisfactory, and II was intended tnas me
pr;nca should return TO England % soon 40 he was
,ble 20 be present at bis brothers wedding.
~. Relish Government had fixed the amount OF
Ia slam from the Brazilian Government on accounts
n the wreck of the bark Prince OF Wales ct f3,200s
The amount for which rcprisals wero made At kio
was ssid to DO 86,525-thsre is consequently re-
auction Of ons.half the amount for winch psywene
vas required BY the British ultimatum.
prospectus had been issued Of the British Hone
iuras Cotton Company, with sspitsi OF E2VV,oVo
Iterling.