New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
Great Britain.

Great Britain.
The Confederate ship Conner was living in Cardiff
docks awaiting favorable winds. she Is raia'ed
PM ard blue.
Our SOUTHAMPTON correspondent, w,ites I'm. the
eta asip AdriHic is ust ordered 10 yet ready for
sea, snd proceed 10 AsW York from Southampton
(or the present.
TIE Tones City Article eays: u is renorted that
Rn Oi.ss wac MAZE about two months ago by certaln
Iarie- in Pans to NEGOTIATE q losI Tor the COniCj
e'ate Government OF Eve mi lions Of pounds s'erhag
O. tie basis Of cotton IA; five Pence pr pound. lie
bOldcf having the option, after certain Qellod Oi
chan any has cotton for CoA.eGerate bonds Al -,
0clfgs eight per cent interest, and that The OIer
oae pariiily accered.
Tie opening Of Parliament 0nd the Queens
spceca were sent out b. the ssgow ana Nova
Sc,cag.
AZ the opening ofbG,uess in the Lords, the Prince
O! " 4lestooA BIZ sea- los lie Gral time, with the
1OrI1ahtles usual on such occssiona.
Eali Dudley moved. snd Ean GrauGrd seconded,
tie Clrese iu reIoLse - tle specc from the throne
Lail Derby criticised .h = cen s s. eoch q. gth.
IL spoke N n1raiGlaiCry terms II Tue Pfuee Of
Naiess marriage lie suId he bad 10 objection 10
f.-c against lie cou.se ne Government had ado, ed
IN TtClid 10 ths Anlefi',. wsr, hut he rcgreiieI
tuat The Government lad mol fell ilsrlf ils.ilcd il
JOINING he ATTEMPT IN waich i. bad been invited by
Pace 10; 10 intervene, nor for Tic purpose "i
puitli. enc tc liz War tut 20 o-i-in ~ iAeIs
saiiOu II hcstilti,s WoUiI lead tre two parties
tbcus lves 10 reflect iLe iseIIes aIl hopeleso.ets
OF tie war in which they were engaged. Before le
Gel surtd tie course taken ~ Ike Government n was
but iaiT that lac should Say ta4t 1t wss IA p)sscs-
sion Of much better information than lie was as IL
vhetoer Interference on tneir part would
have been judlCiOls lie differed from the opinion
txD-fs.e cd by naDy Uf lis poitcsl t.,nds that tte
tine lad arrived for Recognizing Tie Southern
S.alee. There were only tHO cases in which TcoOg.
Iii0D On the part OF Neutral power could DC JUS
tied namely: ~Lere Tie e Wis 10 iuither struggle
gong on or here ~ derlfable IN tie Interests Of
f.f. fan. rr
order o prevent the Continuance If cesoaiinR
flre. Bat IN that C..e. recognition nae alW4ye fol-
lowed Jy something fur Der. aoGnt sup OFT By Tor
o. arms OF the claims o. tie country whO-c ugbt Was
recognized such as was me case on TIE serparaion
az Belgian from Holland. aud u Greece IRON
Tlraoy. lis conviction was that come what may
tbe reconstruction OF the Staies e. tncy formerly
stood WIS absolutely impossible, Gad oa tae w-oie
b. approved Oh tie Ccuise Wu.cI tie Government
hAd taken. IChrersl lie then dep.ored NE ois-
tIess which tie war bad brought Oh The Lancashire
operatives, and reviewed tie DTeIgn policy OF the
Government IN regard 10 ltaly, Greece, &C., and
deprecated tie .d1a Of cedDg the Ioiia isiluds 10
& -cocc.
Earl Russell, in reply, iastiGed the policy Of nom
Intervention winch ,he Government had pursued ~
the American war. Tie circumstances were very
dit rea, irOm those hicI cX.eiet wien belgium
WIS separated from Hoil nd aud Greece from Iur-
kev. and taking all matters lnIO coDsIieratoD, lie
THOUGHT tho GOyeroment had taken the wses,
1olrre in their power to pursue. A. tho FAN. time
he expressed the sIrODg OPTION thai II would be
,oyg .ibio for tie tliou OF The Northern I'D south
en- STATES to DO agG'b established.
Earl Namesblry eX pressed regret tbai En land
bal uoI JOiLed France ia Tie DrOporsd ncdi,iion.
Eari GIey took the eoStEfy view, aud alter
few more speeches the Address was a,Ieet 20.
Ia he Commons, Fir. CaltAOfpe moved, aud Mr..
Daglay seconded the Address.
M DisroeI reviewed che ministerial programme
IN detail aud took s0ne exceptions 70 i. Abiding
% he dstress IN TIE cotton disrcts, he taid The
House might on -uch OcoaecAt * .cct 30 learn how
long ibs STATE o timing. J. Likely 10 lss., but for ht
OW pant he C0uld mol bC, regard what was passing
in America ~ yeyoiutcu. lie briefly steiohed the
o. The / lou, and pressed thf ili0a that tLc
ultimate resulfs Vi the war wOlId vo an AueIi
veg different 10 .bgt known 10 cur iatheTH. aud
even 10 tbs generation. I.erc WOalG be al Ame'.c4
OF armies, an AutfI>a 81 .iDi.t.cy, AVID aD America
OF eGrOIlency and war. lie be.i.yci The course
originally uiaIsei out ~ Tue Government .as 90
honorable 10 tbe county aud beneficial o. all i's ~
.eIeSts. lie Vac greatly furpaCer ~ tie autumn
when al important member al Tie Government
a. lrenty VITA tle talc ion O. ~ ccieu ,ges, made
= 4soaretIOn wrlch could only be reyar,ed an iu-
teutou 10 rscOgo no the Confederate Aopgulic. RE
fC.f tlCrc Waa rr4t y;.s 'lVr alI lus0a sllucy on
tie paT. OF tn GoyeS Isu.. lLe tore.Sa A-GtiGfy
said HAT the No tL pAs IL TN Tor empire ana
+ nth Tor independence, bus ,be Poe aent Oi ne
Board Of Tr,le llt.cd tiat tAc culle o. Slavery
was At The bottom oi thc war. Ino Chancellor 81
tLe E&cAcquer wGs warmly ia iaVor 81 tie South,
but he was followed y tno Secretary 0, War, vino
asOwed opiniOue dramatically opposed tieySt 10. alt
lastly, The Chief Secretary for Ireland docioredthn
u w'4s his c0uvIct.pl that tue Lord Of Hoes was
Sighting fOg ibo Confederate. 10 found ault With
aundIy Goyeroment proceedings ia theH ioIcsu
policy aud oppOsed tac oes4On o. the I0,ian Islands.
Lord PameistoH replied, but said no,biIg Of mo-
aout IN regard 70 America.
lie Addrees was agreed to.
Ia the House Ga Commons on the Gth, Mr., lay
srd % response TO s0me explanations on the Brazil.
Ian difficulty, said he believed that friendly rea-
tiOus would soon he restored.
Iii. BeAtiIcL made sJAe remarks on tho Amcri-
csn War lie said that lie believed that il the pro-
pooal 10 recognize The South was brought forward,
IL would be supported by Parliament.
Tie Loadon Itmcs, adyeriing TO the American
question in Parliament, p0ute out that the views OF
the Oppositon the same as those OF the Govern
ueAt. Alter recess Of slX eveLsfIl months there
Is not a single statesman On either edo who believes
that the restoration Of the UniJn, on the terms Of
ITO 'n2iaai eoupact, "a posslbisi I9s ole wbo w.