New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

verv easily understand that when q man "a
b.ppv, when he lie making money easily, and
en,oying oil the fruits OF ths earth IN con.
SEQUENCE of this war-I Fay i GIN under
stand his objection to anything bang dope to
vut an end to it. Bat while feel for the working
men of Lancashire feel for the tuiierirgs OF the
eople of America, ana l want to put an end to ms
war. | say TO England, " Ii YOU now step IN anu
declare boldly hat You tbink to be requ'sle,
namely, that the Southern States sbond Dc w once
dckuow' edged 10 an indie pendent Dation' N"oe
lug, aud cries OF mo, TO-" and voice, WIN eIea'
emphasis, " Never A working man, VINO "ss
tamil Z near the stere, became rather 700 Demon
straliye, sld was Ignominioutv eNPo"S, - ~
pOliceI MIR. Roebuck continued; , aui 'oiu 'ns' =
w. nrtnowlcdge the South we shall 80 TO war with
no Mi sav do lot believe it. There 10 no
roav nf msn who 40 much desire Euglands Interior
IN the var 10 the Northern States Themselves
IHear henrj may state one remarkable thing.
W. looked upon o war with America with horror,
because 1t would brDg about cotton famine
Will We bave no war with Amenca,
bnt we have = cotton famine The most
cnr;ous thing is this: II we had war
with America we should At once put an end
10 the cotton famine. Nov, that Is very
peculiar circumstance, The South would then be
an independent people; we should break the block
sde at once hear, bearl, and we should bave cotton
in Manchester. A sen,oriAu voice: We can't.
But we should. Cheers. Mr. s. jackson: We
shoud have civil war in EuglanC;' and Interrupt
tioD.l BY our present proceedings not only have
We alisnaed the North. but we sholl ALLEVIATE the
South. France will step in az abe did III us. She
will concIae the Southern States OF America, and
We shall lose friends on both ,ides. =" How do You
know this ? We shall do right and they will do
wrOug."l What is tho reason why we should met
90 it First, they say, England ought not to help
Slavery. l say 50 too; but we shonld not help
Slavery BY acknowledging the South I Hear
bear, and No. no. We should not be beneliting
Slavery by acknowledging the South; lut we
should really beueft,the slave.
TIE following resolution was agreed 10;
That in the opinion Of this meeting the Government OF this
country would wisely both for the tuesss OF England
the @ord, they immediately 70 enter into
with the Gea; fowers Europe for the purpo.e
OF aiming acknowledgment by them Of the indepen'
dtnce Of tie hiederst- Ststes of America
A dispatch from Pernsmbuco Of May eays: The
ship Commonwealth, OF Boston, ,2i5 tuns. for San
Francisco has been burnt by the pirate Florida
The Alabama passed Key IVES, on the 29th ult,
steering southwark. On the 9th OF April, while
tie L. ed States steamer DE Soto was cruising IN
Mobile Bay, the following schooner. were captured:
The Gen. frim the Rapid, the Bright, and the Jane
Adelis, I'LL of item having run the blockade OF No
bile the previous night. Their caIgoes consis. OF
cotton snd turpentine, and tbsy were bound to
Havana. On the Goth, the British schooner Clara,
FROM Hsvana TO Matamoras, with valuable cargo,
Was CAPTURED.