The New York herald., 1863-03-06

almost thought they were a home aCSi1 One of them
took out Of his pocket copy of daily LONDON journal
ces which he characzed gross misrepresentation OF
their glad 70 be able 10 set him right = TO
the wholly e1cepio.c character o. he paper ~
We shook hands at parting wished Them u success and
left them very much graded by our visit. could not,
course, learn what is the Alabaaas destination alter
leaving here but from what the officers told me think u
viii not be long before hear Of the Alabama again.
THE REBEL FLEET IN ENGLAND.
From the Liverpool Commercial Advertiser, Feb. lC.l
Some unknown person has addressed letter 70 Lord
Palnerston which last week published in the Daily
building this country for the Confederate government
The statements made by the writer are erroneous The
Trenholm Co., Of this town are intended 10 form
part OF line Of which are intended % sail be
tween Liverpool and Charleston, at e eoossca q ne
oAmeTicds sodr.
TIE American Food ship.
ADDRESS 70 THE CArTAIN OF THE GEORGE GRiswoLD
IN LIVERPOOL.
On the 10th Of November crowded and influential
meeting, including many ladies', held 10 the ooucort
ROOM 81 Georges Hail. Liverpool for the purpose *
sentng address from the Liverpool Chamber sI Con
meree 10 Captain Lnnt, Of tho George Grlswold Mr. h
pied the chair and MIN sat Captain iuut and the
Rev. Mr. Dennison chaplain oi the George Griswod)
Rathbone, William Brown, the Mayor Of Manchester,
Nessrs. s. r. Graves J. Bea2ey, Arnold J. shlnmin,
Rev DR.. Howson, T. Avison r. Shed, O. Aspinal t. hill
ton c. Robertson. q. r. Hail &C There were also nun
bers Of working men present LISTERS Of apology were
read from the Earl Of Derby, the Hon A. Kerton, H.
Sir Francis CrOssey, Messre samuel Home, j. A. TobiI
Lawrence HeywoTth Q. Bushell and Ralph hoCkebank.
The CHAIRMAN In opening the proceedings SAID that the
cessation for tme-p0ssiby for long tineor regular
employ ment in the cotton manufacture was a great
calamity hundreds oil thousands Of individuals who
were entitled " The sympathy o. the whole nation not
and sound principles which they lad manifested
under the severest trial II any vesge remained OF the
old prejndce that regarded Liverpool alien feeling
and interest from the manufacturing towns the conrbu
tons and intercourse Of the last few months must have
S rs y NY pased Se
British empire, there was only one feene-Damey, an
desire relieve the atresses Of the lancashire
operatives Hear, hear - and cheers). To-day they
had opportunityof acknowledging a ~Gnfce'Ns udp
surDassed an -(appause) Tor the gifts they had re-
csived through the George triswold came frox a'
indepe,N<rs ma.iss which WAS suffering like them
selves. only much more direy aud directly, from
the Same dreadful and terrible war The fact OF such
oonvuson and disaster, and the prosnect q large
future TAXATION did honor to the American nation, and
(Checrs) Abiding 70 tbs position Of Lngaad, she Chair
sad that whatever might be her faults her stseer
hsd never scwed y hem q sscrace national eoSsdea
t.ons However Englshmsn might dner from Americans
upon questions which were now againg the stses they
had ney or reraned fros adnssrnQ he ratysosns cheh
this terbls struggle had elected After expressing his ar.
hopes for the restoration Of peace, the Chairman
alluded 10 the and friendly sentiment shown 10
wards the Prince Wales during his visit b. the States
and 70 the fact that Mr. Peabody and other Americans
had displayed noble henevolence towards England aud
Peabody and Mr. Grswod represented 10 larger exteut
than generally believed the actual feeling " America
The CHAIRMAN then read the following address the
reading Of which frequently interrupted ny bursts Of
applause
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sunerine the horrors OF famine ycur aa,ion-,hea
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and freely irsisSsd asSoss he .as ty Who
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terrible ,sn h: alien. ,Asuh. and prayer. o. ,hoosaods
. herolsm beyond ali praise wil be your best reward
snapt ": Z s.s. opinion p..S.
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forward ANY statement that would dssenson and
an. sf Sa ss S
wsa nc e .h sooo "a :. .op sss
with the great and respenssie position which 700 Occupy
pssss and prosperity among n. es .ecarcs
gro.,sy We n ,sna ,na' sss % s,,
hitherto subsssd beiwesen u. and thA, no harsh udg
either side v lead forge, that are siasuen-
sruns from eommen stoesaniied y The bond q com,
progress Mas the two great branches of he Anglo saioh
sud * sroris 20 am.orss he eondon Of aansnd Ana
a. ss sSs % ss .sfs % ?. $ Coz
Ye,,s, o nassy signed o. ssfs q nc Lssfpso
cATIArr ruvr
in reply, sad MIR. President and gentlemen of The
Ivcrpoo, Champer ~ Commerce-f fhe address
you have presented me with much pleasure, and Nth
heartfelt thanks for the you have thus conferred
upon hrst, and upon Meksrs " l.. and George Gris
void, whom ] represent on the present occasion. !
claim no distinction 10 connection with the George ris
weld had grea, pleasure N volunteering my services
for dnectIg her pasase across the Atlantic to Liverpool
The need of prse 10 tho bcnevoc1t donors " her
cargo those who purchased y aud placed u board
and r. the mercantile rm wbs have your spf
ferna countrymen free ~ charge. IN their name ard IN
tho name of the United states they well represent
accept your and Acknowledgements Tor that donation
which u has been my happiness b. bring over tho SEA-
lold apylsufe) The manner IN vbsch tho George orw
void has been received viii be hghy Satisfactory
concerned for every demOnsratcn ~ respect
seep made 10 the of ths shp thai been
desired. All those acts e courtesy vll be ever
bered and cherished by In conclusion Mr.. President
and p,rmt ne 10 express hope thai these
profess ons of natssl good feeling may strengthen ihe
ties which should bind lnganf and America togethor
S<ud AZ isuse) Mot heartily do Join 10 ne petition
~hlcb coss. your sddresihst Tor peace and the etab
liahasnt IL good vii amongst al tLs nstoIs " the
eArtn. (ApIAauao)
Mr.. Wngsr EsTBrosr next addressed the meeting.
DC said thu having been nfiy two years 10 the American
trade, and being psehaps the oldest merchant n Liver.
- he hal l.xt f1 n n AZ N M an
with sincere qualification that onsi expression
of graiefs acknowledgement n the sJmpahy extended,
~ the midst ~ her ttns, ny America to
the suffering peoue of lancashire entreaicd the
A"rrcans 70 beeve that thsy warmly reciprocated ths
reTgpHNn a 'teir u~s h. tho iattsrann THIS w1 not
tn< nrFt sxrsessDn of feeling of efaiiar KIND for
duribs he irish sAn no he had himself been made the
cnarnsi % Communication from sassnchusetts add
Ehodn s@na /" relief y money, ooibng and provs.ots
to TIE extent q tto 600 fApuawse ms ,..s AZ tho
instfncc q VT Fsnnet bnrbes, ~ fsst1r Nor conla
they ever fnrgst the nos pbantbsop ~ W. Grsus IN