New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-22

he NAV he wiling enongI-in fact, the matter was
too quickly uanAge1--apd, If they wiz Only 10. us
manage the next affair. the South VIII Do goIpielep
fjiled politically. l have ago nuon pressure ~
nforoino Won tint the scheme for putting al END 70
hat rirste seems good one Private funGs VIII
luea All tlst jsrqa!rd for purchase OF tie neces.
rry v.ffels: tie Only difficulty VIII be manning ana
Citing them Gp. ,
ldable opponent as The Times lniolms the people
t1f E,,land that she IS If greater speed than any
tyessel a6oat, thai the gund IRE H longer range,
! end that the ia on desperate venture. Tins We
will allow but NJ the same tine We may be able TO
meet tbefe Uatters. Gold viii be required, and
with no eedy band MenIi king 3 venture II tbis
nust Be " ell backed, aDd | ala happy to say that
1--we are able TO mgse oiieIs the most brilliant We
b.re now 10 keep wa,chfu eye on the Govern.
rent, ana on our friends the Southern Club, VINO.
though sleepy ri tiues, may open their eyes Nil az
once yet, from our arrangement Gny move 81 theirs
viii he known sufficiently long 10 prevent serions
damage 10 the attempt. The o Der party il too par
sirnouous 20 nploy STAFF sulfoiently s1teneiye aud
cute TO diKeOvGT much, though al the same time We
fbali cause - 90 be watched with most fGtber!y
csIe also his friends. | should glsc ieel Obliged by
she assisauCs Of oar late agent; let hin return per
next nail A couple of fripates cruising around
about Ireland ne A. ten days viii be useful.
may here inform You That on Tuesday last sent,
according - orders, the agents 10 Dublin, Cork ana
the Clyde. Their actions are not discovered, Tor the
-. shall, either 1uetday or Wednesday, on re-
ceipt Of tine actual requirements Of the engines ard
arms, forward agents on this business. Several pa
Iers, am hsppy 10 FAY, ere thinking relative to The
slave Question, we shall have further annoy ance
for them IN q few days. An AnIi-S2yery meenng
was hold in Liverpool on 1hursday, IN Triva'e. one
will re held in the Clarendon Rooms Saturday,
but fear will avail little havo Also tie Ii-ss-
ure 0f informing you ths. change in the Govern
ment Will be decidedly TO advantage; the pres-
ana ian ,apl. MI
We intend trying the popular effect IN France ana
Russia Nh Van Y. retains via Southampton; BE
return will be anxiously waited for by us. Several
/ lSrge fsns AN happy to any, airs assisting with
money, Of course on GORE spolding concessions.
In Il letter, dated w sshln .ton, January q, We
fead
We have ordered two steam fngates for England
they will report 10 you from Cork. Al possible
get tie parties who supply the Alabama. bnoe
II ght and lef. You must al once zee 70 the htlng
out OF tie venture proposed. Above ALL this matter
must be secured and qucki If not u entirely falls
forward you cops o. instructions for France, IND
at stir up public sympathy Ia Pans and l'ycnt
You viii receive The rance OF psrtes slii6Oe agents
| for the particular service. can only coDcufo by
reauestng you 10 keep watch over the SoutheTners
in your own, for tBey alone may inJurs our pros
poets Let ne hear # they have agents IN Liver
pool further than The Southern Club 81 any price.
TIE Times City article) bays; 1.-The private
commercial adyicct from Newly Ork contain the In
one from Boston AND the Other from New-York-
have been commissioned by the Washington Gov
eminent to proceed 10 London on financial business.
The former sailed from Boston by tie steamer Which
arrived lssL week. aud tie lsiier was TO sa In the
prefent steamer, the Austria asian. |. wsG under
stood that they were Instructed 10 dispose OF e Co.,
600 OF tie Ter cent bonds with which ttey are
furnished and they have also authority 20 neGc'iae
further sun Of tlOOJO, 900 to A%J,OOU,OJo Ihe
Commissioners IL question are expected II 10 alsO
l.. .re H. tHnft
they arc Instructed positively dispose Of in buy
mn Mp the gunbOats now bulldog III England for
the kebels. The Federal Government has made =
general effort, through the prers, 20 strengthen the
chance OF the proposed loan negotiations by tmuilA'
neous representations in ell parts OF the Union, THAI
tie war is now, undoubtedly, 10 be brought 10
close forthwith"
TIE CONFEDERATE LOAN.
The Confederate loan WAS very heavy in London
on tho 9Th ins and Ut ono time touched discount,
but afterward rallied and c!osed At al discount.
Letters from Hamburg state that o notary en-
ployed by the firm Of BissHt. Schroeder * Co. o.
ihst city, having had oecatln TO apply to the United
States Consul Tor stiestation OF bis signature TO
document IN which tie names Of Schroeder IL Go.
were inserted, tho Consul refused 70 grant II on
account Of that fru having been connected with the
'''' LONDON, April Q, 1863.
Nothing further has transpired. The 1imtS City
Article remarks thai nothing could be moro oblec-
tiongble Than nlerng nto transaction Of this kind
either with North or South, Gu purely political
grounds but flt is to be attempted VIII st least
he expe0isnt thst the speculative demand II courec.
TOE with It shOnd be restricted az much as possible
IL may be m well to ascertain If the predictions
brought by the last mail OF conelusvs victories over
the South to DO achieved within fortnight can be
fulfilled; hlso 20 learn the effect Of tie CONSUMPTION
or the lat Of May, and the apswer Il The Washing
ton Government On The affair oil the fe'eIhoh' lLe
whole OF these matters mutt 10 solved within d
month.
PROTEST OF MANCHESTER AGAISST TIE FIT
TING-OUT or PIuyATEERS.
| A meeting had been held in tie Free Trade Hall,
Manchester, under the auspices Of the Union and
Emancipation Society, 70 protest against the build.
/ ing OF war-gLips for the Southern COnleceracy.
There was good attendance, but the hall was not
DIR. Watts of Manchester moved the fret resoln-
ton expressing good will ana sympathy With the
people Of the Free States Of America iu their efforts
10 preserye national unity and 70 extend TO all the
right Of citizenship and The blessings OF freedom.
Ire resolution was carried with half dozen dis
seutieuu.
displayed OH the platform, stgting that the Alexsn
dra one Of tue vessels building Tor the Confederates
had been lied in LIVERPOOL by the Government,
and the audience rose and cheered vigorously for
some time.
Mr.. Samuel Pope Of Manchester moved tie ssc-
oud resolutlop " That this meeting has beard WITH
feelings Of luBlili alton and deep concern that cer
tain persons ia England and Scotland, including
Members Of Parliament, are engaged In tie Illegal
etterprise of providing and furnishing war ships
and otherwise aiding the Southern Slayeholdng
Contederacy; and tie meeting earnestly calls on her
Mnestys Government TO evnce its good faith to-
ward q friendly power, ard yindicats the honor Of
the nation by putting On eectua stop to these ne.
farious ploceodings." The resolution was seconded
by Professor q. W. Newman, supported by Protes-
sor Goodwin Smith Of Oxford, and carried. Ii wac
subsequently resolved to embody the sentiments Of
Ia. IN a man In hs