New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02
Great Erffniu.

Great Erifnin.
The English journals have little TO say on Ameri
can sfiAl's.
Tle Armv aud Nary Ga-rfte remarks that a war
which goes on wituou, fighting, or which consists
In aboitive EXPEDITIONS, resutie,s battles, aud OBJ
ieci,ess marches s not az 4l interesting 10 state
csi or TO soldier, and the American civil war Is
raIiilY arriviag "a that status.
Ihi IonG3u Times has satirical article 10 show
how h.le importance is 10 be attached 10 what pass-
Ell At the bGugue; given by The LORI May or At winch
Mr. Mason spoke 70 hope July Of She recognition of
Tire CoLfeder4tes. Tie article save; the Lord
Mayor drew the non and the Ion roafed WITH
vengeance. Ia fact, Mr.. Mason awaited himself OF
the opportunity TO say at the Naneiol House what
be had not teen permitted 10 say 1T Tie Foreign
Ofi.e or nD0n any iii nal aston. lie tells tie
whole world, Of course without any contradiction
thst he has lad such q TelcoAe and 50 much honor
In yery circle here and in every Glars Of society,
iimt be becomes thereby assured Of ultimate recos-
rion for tue Confederate State and close AID ia
tiuu,e aliisnoe between them ana this country. he
goes on Of course, to talk about stsle', to which
be is quite weloODe tut the real gis Of his
is that be Is told that the Coniederates are
in their infancy, aud will shortly come OF age and
then will be recognized lnis is going far ahead OF
the re.i state of Affairs. Recognition, ~ bias been
REPEATEDLY proved ~ tbese column, IS not question
OF tme of a minority ana ulaJ0lty, INT OF real sna
exiting facts. When the Unlonsis Ii1d themselves
obliged 10 leave the COnfsderaies m quiet possession
of their States il VIII b. time 10 oisouss the question
OF recognition ont not until then. AS 1t lie, Mt. Mason
has received assisa &c or encouragement II thus
country except IRON those gentlemen who, Ike ne
Lord MsYUr, under 10 respODslOlhty 10 MelEh
tner words aud keep their predictions TO
themselves. II is a sad pity, but we cannot
hello Lord Mayors DONG very mncG what
they please and there il nobody Ia t6is country VINO
eau There people who are privileged 10 nay
and almCs. DO whatever cOInos intO TIER heads.
Kings, queens aud princes have been brought into
god order but the Lord Mayor If still az large Uo-
fortunately, t0is 10 lot always underttoOd abroad
bu ~e b. to Asslie The AmcfIcahs Oh b0tD edes oil
the Potomac that Whist il siid or dOns by the Lord
MAYOR is considered heIo Lot exactly magnificent or
inaiierenl but really BEGINNING ana ending III tie
Mansion House. hat eCIice Ii the very tempe
Of liceuse; We must take i,s craces o. they cone,
lnd make tue tes, Vi then, even II We have mis-
giving now and then az 10 the orthodoxy OF the III
slHalon. c,
The address prepared by the Liverpool Chamber
Of CONNER ia response 70 the contributions for tie
relief Of the ds'ress received by the slip George
Giis~o!G from New-fOrk, war 10 Do publicly pre-
seDted to the Commander % tnat vessel III The Ton.
cert Room OF s.. Georges Hall, on tie 18Th OF
February. Some Of the leading men Of Liverpool
were ex eced take part IN the proceedings, and Ii
gratifying delnOn-tIatI0n was looked Tor
Tie LIVERPOOL mas meeting for the adoption OF
AL ldress Ia support OF Prcsiisnt Lineolns Emsn-
clpstion policy was 10 be lel0 at the Ampbitheaer
in that town on The l9ih OF February.
A French paper ssyr: cone poin1 mOOted iu the
CORRESPONDENCE ii Tie French Minister at attlng-
ton H. thai il il necessay ~ tie continuance OF the
crIuyatim OF cotton tuat hosilities should be sus-
pended between the present month and The end OF
March Ii in t1is Interim, Gays tie Emperor rep
reseDtative, in dis arch dated the l8th November
lagi Ie8cg mas not become probability, me culture
OF cotton VIII cease, ana IL IL iuipOhsiOio 10 say
whether it will ever be resnmed.'
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
In the house vi Lords on TIC lIsh, tie subject oil
HarbOrs OF Refuge was deDa'ed. Inc Duke OF
Somerset, Oh behalf Of the Government, expressed
desre tha, exiting w0rks should be finished before
the nation embarked III any more expense, and ne
gave il his opinion that these hafC0Is would not
40 ~ much expected 10 diminish tie number
OF wreeks
Inquiries were made in both houses US 10 whether
IL was true that the notorious kedpatb, whose eX-
teusive deKc aiOns 10 tho Great Northern Railway
Company will DO well remembered, had been granted
ticket Of leave. Ministers said the report was True
kedpath having earned DIS ticket by good conduct.
H. not allowed TO leave The colony 10 which be
We Transported but was living III lis own hOute,
being maintained by an allowance Of Goo year
from hls wife.
In the HOuse Of Commons leave WAS granted to
bring in . bill 70 extend for further period the
UuiOa Relief Aid act passed last session, tor the
alienation Of the distress in Lancashire. Ia the
debate upon the question, Mr.. Golden stated hs
belief thai ii the war 10 America continued, the
dirion of the cotton manufacturing disricts would
BE- much more serious than 1t had been already.
III luC iiOuhC Va NOlbMVub vi tht iosHt oar
Palk gave notice that Friday, tue 2tb, he
should move the appointment OF Royal Commission
20 inqure into the best mesns Of obtaining IA per
uaneDt supply Of cotton.
The first division Of the session OH a mere local
question took place. and the MIni-teIial aide was
defeated by vote OF III 70 rs.
Mr. Gladstone moved aud obtained leave TO bring
mi bill for The reduction OF the du on cigars to
s.. y ID; OH snuh, 10 IS. 80. v ID; aud on other
manufactured tobacco, to As. y H.; aud to permit
manufactured tobacco, to be manufactured into
cavendisd and nesrohead, while IN bond, At duty
Of v ID.
Sir William Armstrong, on the 18th Of February
in hs resignation a. ordnance Engineer to the
War Department.
The London Times Gays "this resignation was,
We believe, az unexy ected it was unweicome 10
the War Office 1t has nothing 10 do with the forth
coming experimental TRIALS between the Armstrong
and Wbitwoitb guns, and Sir Willlsm only retire.
that lie may attend more closely 70 the eNtenriv
works vi the Elswick Ordnance Company, which
WA incompatible with bis func,ons - ofie'&'