New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24

pr;uccss Of WaIes's Atteudants-F.on.
don Items.
Yfou Our Special Correspondent
LONDON Oct. g. 1863.
The great Gin more than one senSe) speech Of
Charles Sumner at the Cooper institute. NewNork, aud
tha; Of Earl Russell at BaiTgovrc in Scotland have
been the topics most spoken OF in relation TO America
affairs during the past week Very few Brons Ike the
6rst the majority Of them ignoring at the gchor
ous regretu tone Of portion Of the orators remarks
and the unanswerable items OF his national Indictment.
In favor of wholesale condemnation and depreciation
Even constant friend TIE Daily TsNs, regrets hat
considers illadyised and un'mey utcrancc. pro-
houncing Mr.. Sumner no Statesman TIE Star is
Athful shrewdly urging upon its co'emroraries the
zeal greyances.of which Americans complain. and. TO n
serain extent iustifing their indignation But the
shronic opthalma toward his faults of omission
ard commission which MIR. Bull shares in with
the rest Of thc human family prevents him from seeing
his. Beside three thousand miles of distance rather
dwarfs Mr. Sumner IL Lis eyes lie is accustomed Just
now 10 undeNalnc things transatlantic, unless they
some in the shape Of news of Confederate victories
We have just got the of the defeat Of Rosecran in
Tennessee and already the Anglo Rebel press is setting
Up q triumphant howl about it. II viii in consequence
redouhlc its attacks upon Ear Russell for his pusilani.
nifty trucking 10 the Yankee Government blindness
The claims and rights Of the South and similar stock
sharges as oviuced in Lis avovcd position and In.
;entions.
You will observe that in his Blaircovric speech the
stle Earl assumes tat the majority Of Great Britons
in favor OF the preservation of the Union This is
An important assertion and 10 my thinking only helf
uue. Our real strength here. in America is almost
entirely based on the sentiment of Anti slavery: show
ne an Ahoticnist-a really earnest one-and ] will
show you thorough going. uncompromsiug Union
man rcsolue IN believing IN the iuturc o! The great Re-
public and in the crushing Of slavery ard the slave
holders Rebellion an Indispensable preliminary 10 it,
A. have written before the nohs aud the snobs
against Ms instinctiycly; so arc tie city men VINO
osrry their consciencc in their hreechcs pockets The
rest disirurlg Of tie sincerity Of hostility 70
Slavery, inCretuous as 20 the possibility Of rccOnciia
lion after fratricidal contest o. such scope and in
nsy. and disposed to believe that tlc breakup 81 tie
Union is rther advantageous t. Brsh interests than
otherwise. 90 not suppose thst the last opinion was
particularly operative nj the outset-veIy few people
anticipate The great coLti' scnc.cs Of tie ilture 20 i
sIteD; Of allowing them 10 Influence d. prsent-buI II
h6s certainly grown with The progress of the Eebcon
tnd the tcnacy q the North 10 The resolution Of sup
pressing Il at any cost Our salvation II II at aI
EiI cone home and abroad OF the Anti Slavery
principle. Earl Russeis speech derives iis pr mary
importance from its being The most pronounced CON
initial Of the Pamerston Government to the pOicy
VI non Intervention aad neutrality. ~ such 1t =
accepted BY everybody. The vasious societies for syn
eaty with and yecO,uitiu OF tie south regard 10
slap in the face. and propsiionatcy e2asperaied
>
Tie virulence Of the utra-1ory organs The Tier
actually urged mmedigto abo.on upon JET. Davis ss
bis only Alternative. admitting that England could not
strike hands with people at,empnso base Their naiu
ysl existence uPoa Slavery. And Tie Isnes our vors
because most influential enemy. ives obliged t. com
Gend the BlairgOwIle speech. and hypocliicaly. 70
Aduce pro,ens ions 10 the advocacy o. neutrality anu
international hOnestv. NJ THE same time IT, of course
loses no opportunity Of girding As inyidiOus
comment ON Mr. summers allusiOn 20 English abuse a.
the American bench -nts the Baldiu from
eSew York papers and takes especial pains to iais
represent and sophis into the most odion tyranny
the Presidents wholesome suspension 81 labeas corpus
BY the way is hopeful correspondent from New-h OIL.
Mr.. Charles Mackny, has just forwarded aCopperhead
Ne relative the drafting d: IN imaginary ton OF MT
Wendell Phillips and the communication of the same ly
his faiher Nj NJ. d. Conway squeches it IL letter
10 fodavs S,ar bat Thc Tirss Ike a sharp money.
changer or its prototype The " J. HereId, never
ocrreets I.istakcs"
HAD hoped to have syoided all mention Of the Flor
s in this letter that pesent vessel having appeared
A. PIECE de ressenoe IN preceding But sce In
tter published In The Llccpoo! PoH and attributed 20
gentleman acting as aten 10 uo ne 80 n]tr
position in her Majesty Government That the famous
privateer after terminating. III The government DIy
Dock az Brest, such repairs as required her being
docked il now Ia the Mercantile Harbor continuing 10
be relited She will into the roadsicad IN eisht OF
zen day but viii not be ready Tor sea before three
o, month hence Tie s. ship Kearsarge has also
arriyed II that pDr from Madeira AID FeITo Shs Is
reported 70 be sister vessel 10 the 1LscaroTa Amer
simplifying herself with c0als che VIII doubtless lie IN
vsi, for tho piyateer Twenty FOUR hours grace how
ever must elsp-e before the sailing oi one vessel s'r
the other.
subject TO auother-rcturned 10 this city ON the Con
slnent two weeks ago. putting NJ a. before III tie
Colder Cross Hotel strand. lie ninc cdidtey became
the recipient Of many respectful att ,ntions and "hs
especalK enreated by tie temperance advocates 20 a
pear AT meein. az Exeter LIL 10 De gotten up IL his
Aoror and for the advancement o. The cause is he
responded that u he add essed Tue leCle oi EgaI ~
all il be- primarily on 40 second rate SUBJECT but
that OF LIS country ard tie great rebellion. adding that
lie felt uncertain any good 10 be ELECTED tAefeby bat
~ Morse L. S Consul and Oirer friends nnd should
tbeir opinion coincide with that o his teTs he Wohd
o. once comply IL Ell probability II VIII he 20 o!u
Mr. Beecher Is 10 Scotland maEiHg ne tor0i me
Iaies; lie designs also 70 attend TIE Nationil As.o'
citation for the Promotion Of Social Science at E'
burgh which begins It's sessions on n 'ih q octoJcr
Gubsequeut 70 this he w return 20 London Very great
eurosity and interest 10 expressed rega hg NM
SspecaIly by the friends of American nationality AMI
The Ldies 4ou may expect u mad !is tpeech nor
sharply criticised by the Anglo Rebel press tfnn 'hafe
SunnCrs az 1t wil inevitably present more tempting
occasion and opportunity. Already has The Ii.er or
Taptub (6s Jerrod dcigled 70 coll II IL oulson 70 s
being owned by the Licensed Vctuaorsl attacked nm
for what be il reported 10 have omitted saying about
The Trent affair duly answered b. Mr.. Beecaer GA tbs
dev week when be spent the evening NJ Inhc:nac.s
H0ase Iinsbury, being invited tlthcr by The kcv Dr
Cempbe % nee. certain clerical friends. Sad al En-
xishnan 20 the other Day speaAlng VI MI bcecheF
regular Erebrand. is ~ he goes IA for war, and
determination and oil that sort OF thingt II was an,
eher illustration Of the adoption heTe0f e dreary OH
ProSlavery vilihc4;ion Of all men prominently adverse
20 H. once al bat unyersa! among Ol!seies now thank
God getting burnt, in the great apontancou6 CON.
bustlon of the damabc institution. might have tod
the speaker thG. HenIy Wald Beeeler is believer IN
tie pregnant text Of Il. 3. lgrc nca peacchhe; also
oominended him 70 the more avin QUO O " come not
20 bring peace In this world, but tie sword. Which,
rryhtIy edered inyo!ycs an Injunction h. tie Barine
against sl evil cyon 20 ~ death. John B1own under
siood, acted upon IL. and has his reward
Speaking less seriously, must DO permitted soihc
comment on the old subject Of the very general ig-
Dorarce Of things American among large proper