New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20
Great Britain.

Great Britain'
The invasion of the North, 40 detailed a tho rsws
per the CNy OF NewYork, attracts 4 attention Of
the Enplsh journals. The LOndoA 1irpr. remarks
that Lee ,sems to 10 holding rAfr:ent force on tue
south Of the Potomac TO CHECK Hooker and bold
him paralyEed while he is cushing his orces steadily
forward IN Maryland End Pepnsy wanna to prepare
the way, perhaps, III some more important move
ment on Washington or Baltimore. The North have
10 lace IN organized invsson on the largest scale,
directed by leader ho has defeated ali their gene
rails in succession with forces far inferior TO the
powerful army he now commando The Capital u
last beng surrounded. The railways are seized.
The enemy is spreading fast over one of the richest
and moot populou. States On the other side there
10 an Inexpress BILE attitude OF bel peesness IN the
Washington Government and army. Hooker sue
ceeds in making the folo army OF defense on which
the Federss depend as u.eiess ia great emer.
gency as 20 600 men can possibly be.
II Lee succeeds In violating the Capiisl Hooker
will be Obliged To meet him VI last, for tue Govern
ment cannot possibly afford 10 be shut oil from the
Northern aud Western States. la the interest OF
peace |. lie be hoped that Gen. Lee will At least
max, this invasion sufficiently effective TO disgust
the Northern people with the war, and 10 shame
their leaders ont of their boasug and conceIt Their
presses ana their pubc men have dinned into thelt
ears 50 necessarily the weakness OF tho Rebels aud
their own invincple superiority, that II II impo-sloe
10 rouse tn III nov To n seuse 81 thef real danger.
The Data Ncrs remarks that TINS invasion Will
show VIII, Their the Northern people still
in the prosec Gtou of tho war, AID Will furnish con-
elusive proof asto whether tie continuance o. the
civil war IL not Jnsllabl. or hkely 20 prove m
the eud -ucressiul. IL would lie absurd TO orsanne
executions to the South II the states IRON winch
the men OF those eA petitions Obtained, are
tent to submit 10 the Southern invaders.
The Morning Pest BAYS, that whatever may b.
Gen. Lee desgus he n iakng h's time 30 maIurc
Them and eyioenly cVuteml istcs stIkLs, II pos
,ib.e decisive blow. The he would uoi attempt
without such force would reader victory almost
certain.
YAe Morning Herald does not think that lee In
tends % c.p,urr either Washington, baltimore or
ptilsdelpha PiitsbuV the great foundry of the
United States, would be greater Prize. But u Is
quite likely that lee has no such ambitious sohcrnc
aud that his march acro-s the frontier IL dictated 10y
the desiderltum Of making the cn.my country sup
roTt the war and OF teaching Northern o!tlcGs souc
of its mi.fortunes, NOT is horrors. The
uudisturbsd possession OF the Shenandoah val
LEV in itself gives Lee the Command
! Of very productive distinct at harvest
time The pressure Of Confederate troop will teach
tho North something OF the hardships 81 Tho wsr
they are forcing on The south II Lee eau hold b..
own for the mex. two months. he will have achieved
great thugs Tor tho South, even II he stoy- WHERE
ne IL. II will show 10 Europe that tie nation which
boasts of ia power 10 conquer seven millions vi free
men, cannot defend ns own toi. IL will prove
even to The North iIs, Tho utter hoe.ssness OF i's
dream Of sublugation. II Hooker attacks he mast
DO 70 Mt oissdyanihgo. II ho leaves the enemy
uuuoles,ed he gives him moral triumph which
will tell most inIuioasiy u )n public opinion, Ia the
| North and IN Europe.
The CORES pondencc relative 10 the seizure Of tie
schooner Will-o lhe-Wlsp, ~ the L. \. chip Mont
pomery, il publishcd Tue iacts u the case, ~ de
tnlied before the L. ;. PrEc Court. are already
known. Tie court beid thai The capture war not
warranted. but owing 10 some suslicious ciicum-
stances the court deon,d that the ca tors should only
ray their own expenses.
I dom
seli requested Lord Lyons TO state 10 Mr.. Seward
| that Her Ma)osIy's Government were Dissatisfied
with Tie dec.slon and connidercd that some compe.
| sation should DC granted to tho owners. MIR
Seward replied that II tie owners We're dssaiisii'
they might carry the care 20 the Court Of ApI calls
Earl Rus.. therefore writes TO Lord Lyons i.qnrrt-
ins him 70 inform Mr.. Seward that Her Ma c.ty =
Government have Heard with regret lie answcr
witch he has returned Oh behalf of tho United
States and still hopes he will reconsider The mslter.
a. The circumstances OF the case he saJs, pre-
seuts 70 clear an instance Of unuisakablc seizure,
aud the ground alleged by tho nudge Tor not award
ing the COST, nj eaft If not also oarnageB, ls 40
qualo the face II 4 as to enable Mr.. Seward,
upon cousultng the law oicers vi the United States
Government, TO grant tho redress prayed for with
on, ,ut cling tho injured par les to the delay and
expense Of iurtAcr judicial proceedings.
Thlr exprcsslOn oi opinion Ia duiy made by Lord
Lyons, and Mr.. Seward, Ia long reply, states TINT
II 80 it would DO - Incuin0eDt" on the part Of the
dsnce from the judicial tribunals Of the country. In
accordance with the directions OF Earl Rufsel tie
case was not pressed further, aud there tho matter
rest1.
IN. T.,aes has an editorial on tho subject and IL
glad that Mr. Stewards peovish letter not
pied 10. Ii says: "Whio we sympsthize with the
loss and ncon venionce inflicted Gu the parties inter
ested in the Will-o -theWlsp, We have reason to
lie dissslrled with the genoral tenor vi the Judg.
mont, and nothing TO gain, ~ nation, by pushing
tho preiensions Of neutrals beyond their settled
limits. Had the ship been condemned, aud that con-
domination confirmed on appeal, II would have been
our duty to demand redress but We cannot compel,
and ought not 10 expect, an angry belgcrent to be
generous ~ well ne just"
The proceedings IN Parliament Oil the 9Th inst.
were quite uulmportant.
Lord Clarence Paget, In a letter 10 The Times,
pronunnces the report that he n 10 take the CON.
inhDd al the British squadron on the North Amorl-
| can station as quite uhiounded.
All hopes OF immediately repairing the Injured
link in the Malta aud Aiexuueria telegraph cable
have been abandoned ana an interruption Of several
months is feared.
France.
The Emperor gone to vichy. NJ. Bil.ault
absence.
Prince Napoleon bad returned 10 Paris.
The Bourse on tho 7th was dull. Rentes closed
at IS 90.
The reply Of Russa TO the three Powers s still in
allegiance Dut II continues ~ be asserted al Berlin
that it will be Of concaIory aud peaceful charac-
tor.
La Pafrte maintains that ii il impossible to arrive
by Diplomacy ut q solution OF the Polish question
and chat diplomacy having done its part II is now
time that that OF war should begin.
Trains had ceased running upon the Warsaw and
D. 81.