New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

exnlanation of the statement made few days since
that the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Com
pany had made a settlement with some OF the old
debts due the road, which were nearly worthless
year ago, but will now yield over $500, .rt
Thu mspt ba. r.l,r,uce to the settlement between the
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati End ne
and Indians. end the Indianapolis Piits0ugh sne ga
raad OF tie ipdorsng If the half million OF columbus ana
Piaus bonds The Cleveland Columbus and CineiDne Von
psny las gd the matter with the wo be1.onIa
surrendeng their portion Of the fius ~ aos
800 900 and mas taken those roads their stock a. pA
The stock division Of the Belief n,siue line l, woI
about &c. and the other T3c, that the Ceveiand Coiu
bus aud Cincinns Railroad will ia the end receive vs,y
nearly $4,000 the amount which that read aavaoced II
taking mp the half million Piqas bonds ana 'ns
had accumulated.
The following ia the leading article in the circular
Of S. Hallett & Co., for the steamer, New-fork,
May 6, 1853:
LORD pALNERsroS ON MAKING POLITICAL CAPITAL
IN THE UNITED STATES
We remarked in recent number of Circular this, tnat
favorable change had shown itself In the one snS coz
duet Of the British Government toward ths united o
We accept 1t with satisfaction and without i1qui1Dg 100 ca.
rou.y after ia motives The policy of Governments 10 not
often determined by higher motive than mat OF tns
onsl interest," Understood often erroneousy, AZ he uu'
II Is too often the mis,ks of our brethren across the water
that they Thru ihsii public Policy nore
ectusted by CHER motives than that OF other
English politicians and journalists hsbtusy indulge In this
conceit with reference to the United States ous mss NJ
The tone Of Lord speech ofthe 27h Of March
in the EOus' Of Commons is in the MAN. satisfactory 80
can Be @ taken o to sy y.:..
traion Of the sefcOncst to which we have Just Auneu
rs h no use n disgusting It. that whenever any political
party In Office IN the United States finds 10
i hst i. called ssi "a Gs.rc.n language pos capital.
Lord Pslme,on refers in this ofen.ive manner 70 tue
Gsnt psss ss Of tho has building Ssi and tSns
Of prstica cruiIers In the shp-ysrts o. hossn' oo
par. ~ members Of P.s%ee It. H & s''
Enfsnd without evidence oath and on the OK pare
.so ~nder Losd Psi@ersto. lssd because what she
deemed stretch OF the belgeren night OF sesrcn va CON
itsd By an American cruiser although no harm ~ss aoae
TO pound sterling worth Of English property and yet The
venerable Premier nothing but desire 70 NIKE
p0 c.p. ~ ini Iu as.n. the Disguise AID
very thin dssui.e too, wsssd BY Engshme sgsns
our commerce members Of paisnent hns ol' pirate ei's,
t,as to prey TO capture tnk or onin ou
slip. and light tho flames Of the burning vessels az ~
order draw others fom wish to aid then ieio"en IL
that dire calamity, into tie net OF Lhe cor.ir han
We tru, the bare statement Of the 10 enough 10 snow
the inn.c. Of this uubecoming fng OF the Frenie
IA nothing done In the United states in reference 20 azs
potcs pits out OF questions connected with our forel
eIatons hlch not Of necessity done in al eonnie. gov
ened by representative bodies Oue.tons that Involve peae
and war sganst other States neccsay sppes strongly 70 W
patriotic senent and is msteI OF course asd OF nece
v va. Ia t posp mind 10 behalf q the they
Never there signal instance Of an ateup' 20 cTes'
roca capa home this fss OF war " IN sn unotn
u power than the fury into bich the rival parties
And ssbed htm,evss aud each other TIE One
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.di1d.tlon for that the whole OF his wrong toi 9
even In the opinion Of the law officers of the Crown We
hszsrd nothing saying that when the private letters wit
ten by the eadns of England IN December 1861
and the memoirs o, the darsts Of that period shall come
srd Pamerop and his Government sctns under the sd
vice Of the sw officers of the Ctown were At t disposed
,res tue d,seDslon Of tue tsat ana" Is
preoedents Semi cAl articles in this sense were pub
Lo.d Defbys Interest up subject. and
sppsaiet that the Opposition ss' going 10 make pocs
co1Is hurled Of troops and ordnance to csnsds and
scsd war In Lord HsnsI.eo. speech a Gs.Iew on to-
de policy pursued by his Government In reference 70 Ansi
can sa. lie tad iegts w.,ehia eye on %. oppo'ton
come into power they would md themselves obliged to pur
sue tie same policy - 8, ., 4,
tho United sts.s Of hsbuay seeking to crests polite.
cspi,a Of controvsres viii Crest Britain be M
ent acting the principle aud this in reference to
the vsy 'sbj,ct Which hSs given is 20 The comp sn,.
BY u political effect hose complaints in substance
that either the law Of England 0y imperfect or Is,
administration culpsby remiss IN allowing vessel sier
to be built and sent to In the service OF the Rebels
10 prey upon commerce. Now that these complaints
srnm,ut or the people of the Uaed states alone IL IL
NJ. only echoed BY the Chamber OF Commerce ~ Liverpool
by ome respectable In England,
well q. BY many Of her mos. intelligent and sruOGs public
men, but s confirmed By the professional opinion o. one
date OF sd July. 1861 Mr. X P Collier Of the Temple,
London in submitted to him BY tie United sis Is
. tf
famous vessel 100 known by her rsvaee under the pame
Of the Alabama answers: sppesrs difficult 10 make out
stronger csse.oinfrnsemen OF tue FOREIGN Enlistment act
which not enforced on this occasion better than dead
eter" Thi' sHIrotsd ~ affirmation and ssr
adari This opinion aud the stdavts supporting we're
The same day to the Assistant Secretary OF State for
reign Affairs The complaint was BY no means move! one
Mr. Adams had repeatedly called the attention OF Lord Russell
to H. Now does Lord Psmeoo In hi. speech Of the
2h March, comment on the subject: You Cannot seize
sct unless YOU have evidence oath confirm your
pcon. That evidence wanting in this abe AmeI'
Spd ,.id tell you this and tell you that but when hs
sked produce evidence on OATH which the only
ss Sa S.Sn q. Urh.d to LIN copfSeny that he
give testimony CATH but that we ought nvehe-
les. to act on Lis suspiclonsp
~ any stage Of the proceedings, bn It was not I'll the '1.
ay placed IN the hands OF the Assistant Secretary
tor Foreign Affairs that teefraphe order was sent down 10
Liverpool tetsin the Alabama Sue had 81 coase shipped
of Heaven help the English II no ne@s e Of l1ecaa'..h
rgans the grayes and mort Imminent OF public dangers,
Other gunpowset plot or Cstosnee eons oI
adopted TIL ha score 81 sihda'i, pas oeen I.paed
and held under the sdNisnent OF The law oeIs ol
tie Crown Tie Attorney solicitoTGeDeTA who could
not have given safe opinion on tueh evidence IA Ak hon'
would deserved 20 show his face IN Westminster
Lord fsmols,oI IS on to cay that Il the Alsbsm, had
10 detained nothing would probably have been found 10
liable TO encus damages. Ihl, opliloh hs nov
hs4ndi the ls6t winch an eight month";, eAie-r OF piracy
her character IL this 30, the mere lset'
IN though bn and equipped Tor and prepared Tor her
am England her guns. taken OIL bead near
4 her out ofthe operation Of the Foreign Enlistment act
tb,n Of course a. Mi Collier sys that IL almost dead
letter" and designed TO effect its pro!essed object,
should be smenGed Bat this suggestion repeIsd by Lord
Pslmeson with derison. " hope the peope aud Govern
ent Of United will believe that we doius the
hest In every ee the law, but they must not
eSne th any cry which may be rsi'ed viii induce US to
come down 20 House with pToYo.si to alter the law
fIIssr lear, and augh have lad Soine experience Of
what sgy attempt ftLst asy lead to ausner and
think there several gentlemen sitting on ths bench who
would not be disposed wa 30 inclined myself ~ concur
IN any such proposition" .
tLs does not seem to Us either laughing
tire. OF these supposns the vrgips have
escaped There already Is Information that the first built
have effected tho distraction Of some tny or iofy me