New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-23
Lord Harrowby used equally strong Language, bui

mane intentions oil the Car, Dut ne comic not see
how after wears Of oppression and petdy, the Poles
were 70 exhibit that confidence III bis Majesty pol.
Try without which, according 10 Prince GOrchakOh,
IL wa impossible 70 hope FOR fair trial OF the prom
jsed concessions. The question OF separation was
eurI onnded with great difficulties and involved the
possibility Of long and costly war, into which her
Majesty 3 Government would be 10th 10 enter with
out the most pressing necessity. "lIef Majesys
Govern ment had advlsed the Emperor TO restore the
constitutions granted by Alexander 1, to give .ne
Poles free Parliament and 10 place She Jhdc''n,
civic and political administration Of the country III
the hands Of men whom the people coud trust iIo
hoped the minor States would back mp the repre.eIi'
taions Of the great Powers on this questiT' Hnu no
could rot bat believe that ultimately puoHc OPINION
thus forebly expressed would tell even upon 'he
conduct Uf the autocTat Of all the husstas. -,
In the House of Commons. on tile oih, mr. dian-
stonc announced his intention 70 witDoi"" ~" Pi"P
ostion for a license tax on CIooe'
A LENGTHY debate took place on the affairs OF
Italy in The course Of which the policy OF the lti
ian Government WAS severely criucised ny several
speakers; while others, including Lord Palnereton,
soutended that the Government was not blaineabis
for all the charges brought against II.
The A0rH,ng Star Gays is is certain tho Brazilian
Minister at London had been instructed touemAnd
explanations from the Brltish Government, and that
upou the nature Of the answers and ASSURANCES
gwen Will probably depend tho continuance of
friendly diplomatic relations.
TIE CONFEDERATE STATES
The Times publishes n letter, dated Richmond,
March % IN which the Writer contrsdicts the state
io,nis which have been pubshed as 10 atrocities "
committed negroes by Southern troops. He pointe
cut that il thcre nothing else tie value Of the
negro IL great as TO eCcure 10 the African I'M
munity from any such treatment:
Z" Ai this moment the Confederate States no less
cr scarcely !ees .hsg ihe Federal are oaing swiftly
along q carIen! whc', If This war be proirscted for
zen mopibs more, viii plunge both sections alike into
that great ocean OF Reputation which is consciously
and without shudaer content lgioG nj Washington,
but toward which there is ut least great retugpanes
prcsessed at Richmond, IN both sections alike the re-
Il il that every thing resembling property eagerly
sought for, as safe vehicle for the conveyance o.
fraction OF thOse paper promises 10 pay with which
every man. ragged and tstieFed though IN some III
stance 9 may be, Is heavily freigLted Al Tie slave
market il Richmond not day passes but nearoes and
ncgrcsses eagerly bought AZ prices varying from
a. 800 10 s., 500; and II English eye could ever
earu 20 look with indifference upon TO tad sight,
macy suite might be provoked 10 zee the proud
satisfaction with which n negro, who IN Ordinary
times would have fetched s. 3iN aud who has liJlo
conception Of The meaning OF such reconcile terms
81 depreciation o. The currency, fds himself kuoek
down aI an advance upon that tgurc Of $1,000
told YOU said female slave iecently, iupe .nl in
be dimensions OF her cTin0ine. aud poning proudly
10 her gold earrings, ua itw0rnt for nothing that
I wore them things;' her nieaaing being lhal the
large pnce Of g 800 which she hsd jus; fetched Hss
attributable 10 ler byoHieTse."
With regard to the prospects OF The war, the
writer says:
There is serioa:ness pd 'esrnostpess, as we
treube upon tho brink OF VIA promises ~ be the
bioodiesi campaign OF tie bio, d.r war of ruoiCrn
history. which II generally noticeable, AID which
have lever before observed Let 10 oBo suTpose
that tiey betOksn want u COZ Idence. lie suhi..
.at OF the S0nth nevrro proc ability. 1t has
been manifested by twenty -tAeo months Of biteFest
stge 10 DC the widest OF cLimerSS Bat Il Is felt
when ia spie OF tie hetAconlb= VI dead who have
fallen, there Is cry for rivers OF fresh blood
when throughout the length and breadth OF lolaud
there ia scarcely house where there Is mol Que
dssd-when valuable lives Wl.ch never can bc re- |
place have fallen in every hamlet city an Stale
when not ouly msn like MAJOR Pelham bat also ma. |
fure men, learned and tiudi0us, such PTCfsssor
Coleman THE DR.. Arnold Hs he wgs rtyutsd o. this
ia FOL tn6i this is moment FOR ughte-seess and
leyty. Another though; Is continually finding ex-
lIessioI Is that tie Two sectioIs 90 not ngui on
tsvai around. The Norh Re hyo1ing her armies
,v.h recrvs who are tbree-fouTths Of them foreign
4r. many Of them taken from TIE einigrAut nhis ~
Gaelic Garden; tie SOssh b sending into Tie h.ld
he very lite blood OF ber BODY polite. IL may te
Al the civilized POW Of Europe, standing 90 they
DO upon higher level Than u Is YosiJle uhgi en-
oecn,,y Tnny see L9ie of suocetsfr moral iutsr
terence But II they could only witness the misery
which il, from every acre VI tbs oace favored con-
linspt cryIug aloud 70 Heaven AZ could scarcely lie
/
rather Than permit humanity 20 bo outraged by
continuance OF such excess Cf anguish az mas VISITED
10 nation the sword inst leaped from rs nth
bsrd gD0 the human heart Wa first Sowp with the
| bitter seed OF viudiciIycDess and hate"
The writer pretends 10 believe thai The eslnblisl-
inent Of the Sogtiern Couiodcracy would sooner
tender 10 the Abotonof Slavery ihgn TIC restor,,-
tiou OF The Union. Ga this subject Re. ssya:
"Cnght England in her deles!aliou Of Slavery, 10
desire the restoration OF the Unga not Oagh. she
d.
DO hose " 10 yllnrrrale aua clamOr ayaiDsi Dir
D4yis heartily cesiT- that Slavery should be HbOl.
ri.od; Or Ia their wis., because Boston ard New
York have hatered their Literary vanity, That the
Union should arise frum its asiee 10 Teasc Boston
and New iosk II RET 20 ne that tho aDsger 70
he ioriaer OF tbeoc questions is very clear; 70 jhe
| litter leave Mr. Hugnes to Terly II BY airy cou
| Ccvsble possibility tac rcsurreciOu Of The Union
could 10 cOmIasssd, docs any ono doubt that every
ina s,inSry prop ana security which the most ienal
cal siave-drver Of the South could describe Ia iai-
g1sge would be eagerly and enthusiastically col
| Ceded with view 10 making Slavery mpfep Enable
~ surt all po-rbe future attacks. There l.. then
10 hope for Emsncil atiOniss III she TesiOfaii Of
the UGCn. IL there better hOie from tie establish
ment Of a Republic believing ia and barni upon
Slavery! Such ~ ny hOEcs. ccnyic'ior and belize.
In pctiOnOi The eli M tisyehoidfug Si.;fs through
vhicn have hitherto passed 5as il ever been ocnIvd
tlat there are gIisyous spots and t!rnrrs IA tie
eX sting fyrtcin Of Si.vrrv. Fyrrv,yinfc We
;bcle spots and bleuis5es been eXcused - to-
growth Of the defensive altitude NA.ch New In lrd
bss forced tie Vulh ~ Leave firf0 states
lsce 10 iscs wii t!rir 0an Eecggtr met ,uBOT a1
them 70 modify and aoate Il Were modification Gnd
Abatement ';c VGsr'bic Jet there he 10 more tlunts
and GERS leu II 10 asceIlsinsi whether the hl srd
practice Oi breeding rayes N Virginia and el,e~
snd se'h1g them iOr CyLEumpllOn III Ike Soulh be
tue O. ial-t and II true lei il ie lfUwued down ~
liz moral -ense u the world let The hand exsudo1
~ vel ti=l IA wrestling with Slavery los had
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