New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
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Cant. Luce Il the ship Sunrise had nNhI neo
fhe particulars Of the capture of MS vessel by TIE or
Sd The latter was Ayug the American tac when SIC
eyerhaued the Sunrise but after some inquiry I"N W
CHI Confederate ooOIS and sent prize crew o. board
Capt Luce ultimately signed IaasoD-bORd OF eooOoo
H. The presence of an armed force.
The Confederate Loan on the 5ih opened ~ ini u
violent decline the first transaction being 30 10 81 .
eount. 1t aii,lward rallied closing at % 10 - us
count. -,
iect saws: Those Who now suffer are rot 10 De re-
preached for a want Of sagaC!ty, however much hcy
nav have exhibited a want Of caution. The example
s1rished is simply q confirmation Of The f2lIui uncer-
tainty that must bcset all investments that depend on
zrfarv success OF rcyerscs II the battle at Oettrs-
bIg had been won hy the COuiedcraes Tie loan ~ Itch
tew days previously was largely buying az premium
would probably have experienced use ncal! rs great
o. tie fail now witnessed since There VS. every
eympfom that the result would have led 20 the establish
& ent OF Confederate power IN Washington, and
prompt adhesion from Ncw.York and Pennsylvania.
Tie TT7es contains letter from NJ MCkae the egcnt
fT the loan who says the purchases Of Cotton by
fedsTate Government wil. probably amount 10 10000
bats He states that the cotton principally III George
and Alabama and some also N Eastern Miss.fsippi
Northwestern Louisiana and Texas, and ~ stored
The plantations Of planters from whom il was plr-
chased in sheds warehouses 300 feet from other build
inss MI McIsae says the capture Of al tie Conitd
,erste seapoIs would not endanqeI the loss OF single
YoRnd OF cottOn as tee are ne stocks ol cotton ~ any
q, them; are leIe any considerable stocks of cot
rc1 at any place IN the interior care having been
<at Gu by the COnfedcraies well by The So te GOV
within five miles OF railioad stations or naycabe
etrsoI That portion of the crop which had been
brought to various interior depOts has long since been
taken back 10 the plantations Cotton viii DE delivered
e. any holder Of bonds If demanded provided FOR ~
ST. fourth article Of the contract
Tie London Morning Posi-. in editorial on Canada
Gnses SAYS We have confident belief that the buster
cf The Federal Government viii produce very sautery
effects in Canada In spite Of tie urgent appeal Of the
Colonial Office the Legislature Of Canada has refused 10
alsee the militia efficient footing AS the Canadians
ksve no sympathy with the North the present aspect Of
affairs on their continent may induce them 10 show
he Of the spirit which animated their fathers ia 1870
r. udenee as well seliiHercst should lead them 10
adopt this We may add that 1t is the bounden
Uiy of the Home Government 10 look 70 tle naval de-
Of the province on the inland session SrperiOr
T. me -. Lawrence there is not much a. Cul boat
arm s.oameT Willie the Americans profess ~ have
g. leig ports Gotl.a which at any tiae. would c.sei
81, command Of The lakes aud render access ~ Canada
y aalter Of comparative ease.
IHE Polish QUESTION.
1t is generally agreed that instead Of a collect |
bye note 70 Rnssa each n the three Cabinets viii for
eid separate note identical in idea 70 S. Peters.
tnig. England opposed a collective note. but
Esscted. Der opposition in 10 way affected - ,E Is
Understanding between tie thee u ae existing
keePs t.e negotiations s"pa1a'" -Vgers; II uee.y
Gia declines eO.Dr fef -. II Is stated that Aas-
Tie insre-r'- nj rl,roat'c a.. Ion.
SatiL&te - cefssted lie Russians II Sclau Pa
q. rccs.