New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17
ny the Kangnrso.

The following is portion Of the Kangaroo's dis
patches:
The Times has an editorial on the seizure Of the
steamer Peterhof, contending that il was unjustl-
fed. Ii nays it is not as a mere act Of Judgment
right OF wrong that the capture OF the Peterhoi u
to be regarded, but as an expression OF the policy
pHrsued by the particular Government. II Span
ish or Austrian officer had made mistake Wild e
British merchantmen, nobody would ever dream, u
anticipating mischief from the occurrence; puI .Te
Federal Government is now advancing a. ~
nary pretensioDs by the select agency OF M oN''
whose conduct has already been condsmpeo' ha
The seizure of the Peterhoif Whatever y n'ay ~
is not natural error OF Q person ineA 20 sTtend
and nson;fv the MOWERS of the blockade; nor Id IL
indeed the first step Of the tederhis III tnis ~;
ton They have already almost $500,
norris Of onr own in their eaSsThese w me- 20 n
traffic between these PoIts snu ;noboata Cd
thew nave gone the length OF esPylhB uhcnoa'o eu
ro,tn,ers in this country; putting their own con
',rn",;on on mercantile sIecnlatons; prescribing
.hins beforehand by name, ana selzing theh VIZ
ont reference 10 destination or cargo whenever '"oJ
car be bounced upon al sea. r,,,,-. "A
we have no doubt, in short, that wilkes carried
.o,;sa distractions TO capture the Peterhot. we
beieve also she may be released after more or iess
d.teniiou sand comp ensatiOn, perhaps, Phd oh
deu,and The Unionists will find their own recon
pepse in the command acquired over the eouhneFoo
of the seas and the alarm communicated 10 Ha9ersi
INIT il can hardly 10 den ed that such proceedings
cali for serious attention on the part OF our Govern
ment. lit. -, r a.
T'b, Ti,ufs has q characteristic review oil the
voume of Diplomatic correspondence Tor the last
wear published by the United States Government.
II .nlocizes Mr. Adams, ana says his dispatches are
,ho Raj in the whole collection, being stTaghtfor-
,Ts,d and businesslke. In the estimation of The
inns MIR. Dayton shows ability, but ia rnds and
,onoh compared with Mr.. Adams; while Motley,
Ca,sius al. Clay and Cameron display the most
amusing ecot.m. Seward is tainted with his false
nroprjeies and assertions and his coarse manner OF
putting them.
inburgh in which latter place he was formally pre-.
santed with the freedom of the city, and honored
with the degree of LII. ID. at the University. lie
made several speeches. but as regards America
merely reiterated his defense Of Englands policy
and continued neutrality -.
He spoke manly in support Of Rome, the capital
Of Italy. which sympathized with the Poles, but
,aid England would not forcibly interfere Oh theil
behalf. He hoped the united opinion Of the Euro
pean powers would exert beneficial influence on
Russian policy. -.
M. Magne will not be replaced In the Cabinet.
Fould rendered his resignation because Persigny ex
aggerated the amount OF the credits drawn by the
Government without the consent OF the Chambers
Rentes declined on the let of April TO 69f. Lie.
II Was reported that the Warsaw Revolutionary
Committee had ordered its agents TO cease making
eplistnents and had resolved on everywhere order
ing the insurgents to lay down their arms and also
that two insurgent leaders had already disbanded
their forces.
The insurgents under Lelewel were reported dis
persed and Obliged to seek refuge in Galica by the
Russians Another authority asserts that this force
had repulsed the Russians.
The Ddnziger ZeitunR asserts that the Emperor
OF Russia intends granting an autonomy 10 Poland,
but will moi graut q Polish National Army.
The National Assembly, after proclaiming Prince
William of Denmark King, appointed COMMITTEES
to 20 to Copenhagen to offer him the crown in the
name of the Greek nation.