, 1863-04-18
Ubitago Qribnnt.
Uno1ncial Declarations ofra1merston.

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Unofficial Declarations ofI'a1merston.
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: A"Aets'on "ae io'i1a'll losaalleu as
Loro hec@of OF tne GiasGoW University on
the S0th ult., In the midst Of much entlust-
asn1. Qc made IN appropriate addrczs ia the
nt,,a,,,c T., +bo o,.a.;.,-..
gwen 10 Aord falnerston IN the City Hall at
Giusgow. His speech vas mainly devoted ia
m cnc,n,;um m the rcsn7t. ~ f.oo +.,da ~.
~,..'s.. o. " uaae as
eAetnpllneo III o'n6o"s "nere 3dam smith
first inculcated Ills doctrines ofpolitical econ
on,y. He expatiatcd on The anxious desire af
~ cor-or,,,on, +o ro,,,;r ~ N.-.,
tie came TINE IL would Tolerate no Insult OF
proyoeatiou from other powers. He referred
os fellows tn America.
<.n., 49,, ,.,..,, ~ 80, .,,,-o
su. am gaaa 10 say thrre never was
time when rms country was upon better
terms Vi lrlel:asl1p Will a1l the utler nations
of tie world. advert not to those contend
ing PARTIES in A1Etrlca who sue US like rivals
wto sue fair daEIsel-each party wanting us
t. take up Eer cause, aud each feeling some
little singing resentment on account Of that
ncu''.l Which outh OF them tn some degree
Characterize rs un1rlendllu:ss, but set1iu:,
aside tAls fet!lng "h1ch creates no irritation
in our minds, and does not In any degree
din4i:.i= i=it that friendly feeling Which oush. to
prevail between Kindred races as they are
but, say, barring mat, We may safely con
s1atuiate ourselves that there + no govern
Iellt, that there Is no nation with whom VIC
have political or commercial intercourse with
Wno1ll We Arc mol clon Terms OF Tilt most sat
ts1actnry friendship, aid long may ;hat coo-
tlnuc.n
On tEc a:t Lo:d Immersion attended 2
sS'f1 so o. ane svI Gns:es III LUG KY ha
dress; In the course Of b: Epee:h he alluded
as follows to American affairs:
1t will re our ANXIOUS desire to pursue /.
c'trss calculated 10 pre*cfS: III: pe.c@ and
Welt''e u inc coantty, ant We hare done So
IN regard TO the lameatAhle e.c:lss passiug
cou'lntht, ana Ill spite ot great invitations
1rt1l each OF the two parties 10 take more
tc'lsc Fart in the contest than We have
Thought 1t our duty, and for tl,v national iate.
T;s 1Ssss thal We 81 sho4;d faks: Loud eheers.l ]
1neIe ;,s IT. ~ sne Un.ea AlaEaom' as there
satos ~ Tha-o ~ ea @ aa G9nIeaerate au
~ Nnr+i tt,ar s n'i..! VIZ ~, "len success 10
~ ~ Ava.; tuete ~ ~ o.ms.S wAo desire TO see
H. ~ 80 ~ ~ QUILL 4tota we Horlh.
.!: 1I.o NY nttin5 " peeo1lihe5 tnat Inc british
nan,n.+ !; ''G !. 1am,ah snoata else paIi IN Tue
~ af-,,a,i;,d ~ deno'S ~ ~ tne a1st2-
80 - ~, n''. nu uspsnu upoht., mat, taonsh
~. ~ - .'ns enS1nslalccs 70 great alaietlon
~ = eoun'i32 VI a.' "ats WINCH most adllct
n1.N!!, cien "ai - tHe u1ie inost 70 DC de-
ploteu 4ot tucie spu H'fe 44SutlnE Drother
;'Eatu7e proinsI, lelatioh ranged asalnst rcla-
VIII surfcc ~ cantt uonsn "a Ssa,Gea rn h 9scr
%aac sutee Vi SUNNY alo you nave deioa'
ar,ny nar1,n2s % +Sra,tar o,.o, ~, t1a'
1ittcd by the inyasion Of a foreign force We
ltlncnt that state Of things. We should be
most happy if it had been in the power Of
this country, BY, aznicabe interposition,
to reconcile those conflicting part
les; bHt we felt, md We know,
that any attempts Of that kind in the existing
state Of things, would hare an effect the very
reverse Of that which WIS intended. 1t would
no. aeeomplish t9e purpose IN vicw, and
might render 1t difficult If not impossible, If
different state Of things should arise, that
the friendly counsel6 Of England could then
he listened to with SUCCESS. {Cheers] an
persuaded that You, gentlemen, and the rest
"f The people Of England, think that VIC acted
rightly In taking that decision. That war has,
Indeed, inflicted deep sufferings and priya-
classes Of this cotntrY-less, perhaps, in point
If Interest here in Glasgow than in Mauc!1es-
ter, and Other towns in the manufacturiur
districts, but even here it must have been
grieyously felt, and many persons mirht have
thought We. by taking uart in the coiitrst md
mirht l:ty, mi an end to tfnt nrlvat;on an,{
terminated fhnsc snfIsrinra Rnt that r,n3d ~,
have been 4 short sirhfcd view onI % dencnd
upon #, if we lad TAKEN tIat con3se was sGnnid
have failed in our obicct. and Increased ;nstca;f
Of dimiuishinp tl,e snfIarinrs which W. H..
tended to a1icsi,trn i ""4en W. LIZ
THE r.pTnnr M n11, 7,z,rrn1o,,
~ oA0A W LIZ 114A Hn1o'r'
siAt1aEST FROM TIE AGENT OF LL0TDs.
The agent for Lloyds at A1atamoras, who
was on buard the pcterhpE when she was can.
tu,cd by the Federal cruiser, gives IN ACCOUNT
of the seizure Of the Peterhoff, IN English
vessel, of the harbor Of st. Thomas, by the
United States steamer Vanderbilt, which does
hol, ~ the essential 1ac's, dltier from that
teieln91 was unques1sonaoi} engaged IN con-
1fa1and @ Ira Trade; ,,
Inc 1.nfs hunks II pronable that the
United sates Pfaze Court at Key West will
immediately release tic vessel, but there re-
| mans INC question not only OF damages, but
u the necessity oi obtaining . guarantee
against repetition OF such dlsereditablc pro
ceGdinEs.
Inc tnHs regards inc capture OF the Fctcr.
non a. acloerale atteupt TO eXtend ana
naGnI5 the poWsrs o. olockaue. Ihe teder-
as ass ~ t h'most blockaoed certain poEts 2t our
t.a ~ 4,n. tu, ~ ta.e1eel1 tlsh1G oc
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nre 9r;,Somt ,eS.r,.nna - ~ d;st;nnt;o1 eet ~
carro whereycrtl,ey NAV bc nonnred nnon NJ NJ
sra The T;u,rx has' IN shorF nj 1nn1't that
| Admiral Wiitcs rorr;r1l nrccfse instrnct;nns
VI ~ o9fhar mnrc sn =, jnss da,cnt;on a3d Iomnen
sat;an nnncrs 1,aid m demand Thc E,.iIr,1s
viii f;,,I fhr;r nr.1, rrcn,nntnso n the com,
mand aco1,i1pd AVER The comrcrce of ~