New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12
A BLOW from, nm Unexpected Quarter.

FROM u, lhnasslts L.4lef
Tho Fnglish hlp,aadsruuuers were, until lately.
ioing thriving butine.s with their kelel freud
IS way of MatsmOras, and "a htlle, in,ignihoan'
Mexican town, wLieh formerly bad co coiy al In
haa vesse, 20 Wiki u once IN IL month, and shcu
uly % receive hies wool and bore. IN enshfnge
or Euglish manufactured gootf, FOR POI nlAtoo OF
bout % 900 persons, saddebiy grew into plsc. oil
sonishus con Lne rcia importance 10 Great Britain.
nd h whole hoe; Of ve-ssls cleared iof thai pou,
with goVdl enough 20 snpyiy spOpuaiion Of mil
our ana arms Sufficient TO keep tho inhabitants al
war for years. Great was ito Indignation Of ou'
eutral friends whom tho American Admiral boarded
hose yessels AID hand them over ne prizes, when
ao found them carrying ooutrsband q var.
The audaeny Il TO thing WI. unparalleled, snf
hese honosi trader ,tormcd Al the door o. Parma
lent for redress We're tiey 70 BE- stopped IN le.t-
t.ate trade to neutral FORT 7 CouiI Toy not ehf
~ arm. o. iLcir dear freud AID Ally France, who
SIs Kindly settirg little don csic 1haif Tor Mex
90 and re- .oriug II to order ana civilization, by
,troyng ITS political Iusti.u ous snd NiVng ON h'
"a EQUALITY And ,ouid rot tbcy, ~ liberal, on'
'iyht,ned Epgli,hnen. lend scai'O Il mule n'isi'
nee g.insi AuT oiTobont. fisA,e, n Lpghsh inef'
.hGnts Close 10 tAto tie lisa tontd tAsy tlFh
- honest penny In any way ~ ho'iiug all sii''
and by this tns prove the impsruah'y oil iboii
ueulrAlity Before they hsd uuo u have Niece
.uc.ions denuie auswered 10 thor favor then dear
nerd ord ally. France having little iai p IN TIC
noue.iy Of the trade tLu. set up with hLtAmossr
.olowed the example Il the United nies, Hnd cap
ur.d tie Butish vessels trading 10 the Eo Grsnoe'
or violating their Ieutfaliy aud supplying Meniso
vii arms aud pinbitions Of war.
HE British blockade runners viii now show q,
much indignation against France for t,Opyipg their
tfa1e with the Rebels, nud helping Tho JniIcV
; stes 20 enforce lie blockade.
Tie auction, whether n bell gerau, csu stop the
iiade oil neutral ~itl ueui "a. port al come ~
tpaiu IN tie same form TIC Petrfnun case, oni,
he n,tnti o. the pAriios shu cot by TIE blo'A a.
dc reversed. Wien Cur governments complained
Bid,b merchants said the intention was 10 suIT y
Mexico and France, ana not to uade with kebcis
But. 10 tie French Government their inteuiioLs
sere 70 trade with tho Roteb, aud Lot with Mexico
o the injury OF France.
1his ,hifting Of their intentions. obligations, and
responsibilities, viii now 20 longer 1n,wsr. France.
ne Of the Powers Of tie Paris Convention 20 o'tst-
-h international law tor Tho rect II Tho world, set
lee ,uoh cneos In the IeteEhoa question, Nv dcclar-
Iug its rgLt 10 cpturo neutral vessel under car
,nmt:ances jus,ifying snelcioo ~ the fHilnoss o.
uer conduct, when entering uirr, Tie co nboh
territorial d. yidiDg line and ontrepo for two oonn
tre,. both Of which Gfe neutral 10 Great BniaiI,
lot one Il Which 1 b.lh. circuit toward France. Hni
may receive 10 military nId from the proiessediy
neutral trade Of G.rst Bifain. Ito question re-
ceiycs new interest fiom TIE new turn has taken.
aud will rel!oVe tho United S,a,cs Government OF
hall The emDsrra,smen, Il unravoling hs complca-
ions to the taislaoIon Of tho complaining neutral