New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01

town 1f $50 the morning, anu ~ Lferpopi az Nv
on the night Of the 18th Of August.
The Damascus arrived of Londonderry on the morn.
ing Of the 10Th
We are indebted to Parser Klylnagh Of the steamer
City Of London for promp; delivery Of foreign papers
Great Britnin.
The notorious steamer Florida made her ap-
pearance oil Kinss,c the afternoon OF the I'm Al
gust She boarded Cork pilot b2at and aIIsd by her
three passengers at Queenstown pI'or 20 sIe sp}cn
ance of the Florida, her expected arrival had Ocel
Swallowed forth follows, In the TIE Cork HTStf:
During the past few days runor has been ahost thas
Queenstown was about 10 he visited b Confederate
,teaneror steamers for the purpose n efectng certain
,hpments not easily performed IN another port sud
that some oi the vessels lying IN the harD0r were
being kept in readiness to prevent any egaiy beng
committed by such craft n neutral waters notice has
been 0sted the Custom House az the instance or Mr.
Eastman. United Siaios Consa sgae,. By the Port Ad
ra setting forth that 10 beieted that vessel a
The service The Confederate States about to call
At Qucensown embark Lien for priv ateeIing service.
and warning her Majeys subjects against breaches VI
the Foreign Enlistment Act
The FG. was III Qgeen the 18th Of August.
IL was presumed that the three Passengers landed
from her agents Of tie COn!edeEAies ea route ior
London and Paris
Adyic- from the Mediterranean confirm the destruc
on OF the American ship Nash by Confederate prlVa'
iecr. oil Gibraltar. -
in the south an elaborate OF the battle vi Ges
burg from 4 southern poin; of view.
IN lmDJftlut Lld deem On tTlAl AZ tTOJuOl-
arising ont 81 certain agreements for fe1ghtlbe tas
steamers Itona and Peterho ior the purpose Of run
ming the blockade OF the southern ports. The case
clearly shows that those vessels were engaged IN coa'
yryn c0nraband OF des gned for the Secess OllsS
but the trsl had reference to that voyage vi ta3
Pcterho;f in - hoh she was captured and condemned
Tie 7s-es. IA lis City Article says the parties "a
tnrr.ted Ia the steamer PceTho entirely and nrequyo-
caly deny the whole Of the points alleged oy Judge
Belts the United States Circuit Court to have bean
proved against her
From he lrst the impression ha. been gencraihat tho
Pcterhoff was seized chiefly because It ws determined
al any cost stop the trade 10 MatarnOras Ihe own
ers affirm that every fact oi the case can De- suOstAa
aed by Irresistible evidence and the matter has DOW
been referred tO Washngtt the ultimate proceedings
will De watched with gTea; interest by the commercial
world from the importance Of their bearing on inter-
The Coafrdedera,e loan further declined per cent
under the City of New.Yorks adyces closing on tue
The Rev. Dr. Rahles Of Liverpool A wei. known cad
hghly respected Independent minister died on the ots
August IN the 7o.h year oi his age.
The following official announcement had been paD'
shed IN Paris The Government has sent Instructions
% Mexico Ieyokng the measures relative 70 Tue So
qucstraon Of the property Of those who lad taAen up
arms 10 oppose and canoeing tlc rfOmutlon Ol tse
exportatiun of specie AliEocsA tAe STATE 4 s ~
Mexico has greatly improved. there are SIN sous
armed bands in existence who ina sources oi suppoTs
from certain Custom Houses In order 10 Aastel thet
dl,per,ion the French Admiral after the .3th ~ AG
gust will establish blockade extending rom rho La
guncs ten leagues south OF MaanoraS, 20 Campesehy
among the merchants engaged in trade with Mexico.
by .he announcement that the Emp ror NaIo.eon has
proapy acquescd IN ,he reprcsentaio Is addressed 70
him aud has resciuded The prohibition o the eNpoithi)n
az sr,eie froia Mexico IAs willingness OF the I'm.
pcrur to redress the grievance induces hope on tac
part ol the holders Of Mexican bonds that fl equiyt
lent ia De given to them Or tie portion Il the customs
duty which has been Telinlulshcd by order Of IA:
FrrHch auf'offtl"s. 49,
II 4. represented via Berlin. that the import Of tho
French note 90 Russia Is thoroughly picnc anu tnht
-, I ~it.htl tItl
perfect courtesy. IL rather more reserved. although
lnainiania- the same sense.
Both note, pcr,cYcre In the proposals formerly maze
by the Powers to Russia. They regret That Russia has
not consented 20 accept the six points. the project q,
conference and arinstice hut hore that after ma
turc consideration tie Government of the Emperor VIE
arrive ai a different conclusion. While botl Powers
make Russia responsible for future consequences 'Ie!
declare that after having fulfilled the duties imposed
upon them by humanity and The rglh inter
treaties they must fuT the present conAne theiseNs
repeating hcig iurmcr observations WIZ Increased o
phasi. a.. -, -,
themselves willing % await the measures WHOA tas
Russian Government! may adopt, IN the nope 'Aa 'a''
Will head to peace. -.
Nothing authentic has transpred with respect u ta
contents OF the Austrian note.
m, London slorp,.s Pos, suggests that In case ths
reply nf Russia Is again unflyorable VIII b. poinic a
recognize Tue Poles as beigercniS in the same way
France and tnsasd have resosnlled .hs ooniedSia
This COURSE and yet bcoduse Poland has not cottoa
tr,dr and Russia no Mockading squGuron England mas
not cons dcrcd the treaty by which Poland was gnran'
iced distinct national character. sufficient reason
for granting TIE same privileges which are accorded
70 the southern States ON grotads OF eomnerciA anu
DOliti xprGicncy.
Sri, .ylRg H;aid cditorially shows that the cause
II POLAND is hopeless.
REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE AT cRrryssUEGu.
The London Times publishes special cores
pondence from the Confederate army, giving detailed
account of the battle OF Geyysbrrgh of the retreat oil
the Confederate army into Virginia aud OF the conii'
tion OF the Confedcracy generally. The account Of tho
battle itself which would ill nearly page Of the TN'
nuNr we have to leave ont for want Of room. but We
give below the reflections of this correspondent ON tue
battle ana on the general situation:
HAGrssrowS MARYLAND, Jnly g. .
For the first time during IN! residence In Scccsslan u
l. nv province 10 record having happened under my
own eyes failure or the CeHJedsra's arns-s ianur.
which has hitherto had other result than " ares
the purpose which carried General Lee INTO Ienls!r
yania but which, while wholly unexpected, Is mor'
likely 10 delay ito execution than rdsirale its atn,
design. Whether his expedition across tne fo.omso
would have been undertaken had II mol peen o' t
conviction entertained BY the best heads In ichmouu
therc) of the certainty of the fall OF vcxspurg aqn
my mind. of serious doubt. he TINS an u may ,~a
dent Davis and General Lee played for mgny .nAsn si
nothing more less than such defeat oi the
army as would be tantamount % tts annihlation anu
must be confessed that hitherto they nave ost ~"
worth while to discuss tho question wnctnsr Ia ,h
recent sangumary engagemohts apous uyysoussetnss tnss
Northern or Southern eriny eas suHoteu w ~. ,aXsx
That upon both sides tRe slaughter has pss@ "'-"