New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27

toward America, both North and South, was ne
tlrely different being, IN fact feeling OF tue moH
and he yenured to state in his place in Parliament
tbM tina. feeling was shared hot only by bis con-
stituents, but by the majority Of the people oil
Ireland. mo, no. That was his opinion. what
ever might be the opinion OF other honorable
members; nor did he think they could be 81 forget
ful Of vha, they owed TO America as to become
party to proceeding which, under tho dis uise OF
DEERE to recognize the Southern States, In reality
struck dssdly blow at tho prosperity aud great.
ne.s OF the country. Cheers. lie was sorry that
the motion had not received an emphatic denial by
tho House; and all that he wonld gay was that II
his feelings leant more TO the North than TO tie
South, il was simply because The object OF the
North had been the reconstruclon OF the UDi0ui ~
tho same time, it, through the triumph oil tho South,
that object effected, he should equally rejoice,
be NJ convinced that great calamity to tae world
had been provdentially averted-
Mr., " hl;esidc was Of opinion that no country IN
Europe more desired full discussion OF the Ameri-
can question in the British Parliament than did Ire.
land. for the simple reason that many thouiands OF
their counrymen had been slaughtered IN THIS con-
test IN Y cause which WAS not their own. Abd
owing he believed to the want of energy manifest
ed by the presen, Administration, subjects Of her
alesty were being daily enlisted III ths ilatrlcidai
war. He did not think tue honorable member couid
have convinced any one, much less The honorable
and learned member for Sheffield, that the people OF
Ireland did not want the subject discussed. For his
own part 10 was extremely sorry lhat The motion had
been withdrawn The Chancellor Of tn ENchequer
lad himself said 80 long ago as la.t October. that
the South were q usion-an expression wilch gave
great ocnse ut the time and WIS indeed complained
OF ~ breach Of the laws oi neutIaliiy. lho time
had however now arrived ~ben they ought 10 us
cuss tie question; aud whenever they dld, no WAS
sure tia, il would be found that the South was
nation, wbhte Ter might DO its greatness.
Mir. Newdegate qui,e agreed WITH the NOBLE iori
ha nj ta.(
answer he hsd given 10 the honorable member iof
Sunderland, respecting the mode OF communication
between Sovereign Powers and he felt thankful 10
the noOe lord for the warning no had gwen 10 hon
osable members against repetition Of The proceed
ings which bad been adopted, aud which he tAir.
Newi. ga,sJ could easily foresee might lead 10 tue
gavest complications between this aid DINER o'a'oS'
Hear.
Ih,'order for proceeding with the adjourned de-
bate ~as then discharged.
contains he following statement: " A short time
back. the United States CoDsul NJ Hamburg 10 used
to give the usual certificate OF tue validity of no.
arla! signature bco,use the document " which thAt
sigustnrs was attached couisined' the name OF
M.nsrs. Schroeder, VINO We're connected win tho
Confederate COtion Loan. l. sppesIs, ho~eVer,
from the following fhcts, that a much moro high-
handed step has been adopted ut Now-lOrr. some
Lili. Tor about t2UOO drawn on Messrs Snroacr oy
Messn. schArieuourg q Go. oil Havana, Tor cargo
uittance by another Havana hrm TO their sgent al
Quebec that gentleman was W. II. Smith, all En-
Oh subject who, beng Gbou! to return 10 Havana
brought the bills In question 10 New-loGk, whence
he intended to rsil tor Havana. HIS TRUNKS "e'e
rsarcaed by CusiOu-l 6use Ciicer, ani tue drafts
OF Messrs Shroed,r being found IN them, he Was
detained IL. IA prisoner, aud tho drafts impouhdsi'
subsequently be Was released aud allowed to sail,
but toe dnliis were not returned ~ nl'u.
TIE BRUSH Cousgl ut New.York has applied TO
Lord Lyons on H.. spbJ-ct ana II Is 10 Do assauisu
that nc ~li cause thcir restoration
me Tsr7S, cry article sdds " The question, how
ever III .iil rrinAIa whether the mescAntlIs wOTId
are L. he expOs.d TO tho chance OF sr.currencs oil
.nch proceedings. or whether any guaranty Is 70 oe
obtained thai may render IL po.sbio Tor tho priya,e
commercial property Of ueutrals to be regarded It
% slthin tie uflslction VI the Washington Gov
ccunsni.'
~, N,rnisr P0a controveru tho notion that
tho Coulodsuies, a; yeiorous, would eonsen' W re-
union Oh any terms. The Moth, It says, would
No., DO un willing. Tie people of the Free States
lave witnessed, without the shghtort feeling OF
sasms an army crOss their ifonusr. threaten lheif
principal towns, AID with the sano sbscDce oil
-hauio they would SEQ Zen. Loo ihA'h ih'o 'oe',
capital aud dictate tho conditions which shouId
hencefJr.h "a ulae the politics. system oil American
Federation but sepa alton and indepenlenco are
essential 10 tho South.
10 the House Of Lords on the lih int. the Earl
Of Airlie a.k.d II any official report had oeen re-
ccived Of the firing upon tue steamer 'MargHrst snd
J..si.." BrItin ves,el, by n Federal ship Of war
Of tho BAhsin.s. We uDd, rsland thai Mr.. Sewsrd
la promised al enquiry and ample rcpaalon II ths
Gaze wa. established, but lie believed that something
more was nrocs.ary--nsmcly, that steps should b.
taken IL prey,nt tbesc Outraos and punish those VINO
we're gully oi them, for bey were direct yiols'ion.
II the met gctious Of tie Federal Govt lie wished
AisO to know II IL WAS true tina, The Federal cruisers
had determined 10 take no moie priIes, bus TO sink
ye.sals runniu. the blockade OF Charleston Earl
Rus.ell replied tLat tho Governor OF tie bahamas
had made 10 official report. lie lad no doubt the
American Goysfaueut would give reparaliop. Win
r.spret 10 ID. second question no had seen similar
statement, IA the newspapers, ba. had NO reason Vt
present TO believe II correct