New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05
Circuit Britain.


rived in safety al Havre.
Mr.. Cyrr. W. III IL returns h me in lie As'a.
On the day before 'Ee Asa sailed ueCtIrr OF The
Liverpool shalehol iers IN ste Atlantic Telegraph
Company was held for 'he purpose Of be'nug a9
e4plsDatiOt from MI F.tld of inc grady improved
position and pros poets OF The enterprise. Tue meet
ing was V . nun sls atfenied, H.d wa pres died.
over BY MIR. VIM. Brown iof Messrf Brown. ship.
lev Il Col MIR. Field Xplaiued what h ID recently
been done III London rnl elsewhere 10 promote the
realization Of tie Grand nrue OF an Atlantic Tre.
graph, and drew the mott encouraging deductions
therefrom. Speecn-s, no, eful Ia tone were olso
made by Mr.. Wm. D'UwD, Alr. bushell, and Other
Senlouep, aud resoid iObe we're iopted exp rsslog
faith in the ultimate Of the Undertaking, cud
pedgng the meeting, ind, du4'ly aud collectively,
10 do ali n it, power 10 brag abJ at Ut It succass.
THE TUsCARORA AND THE NASSAU SfGihiLRs.
Ihe fol- oNiGg ioit'r had been posted in the Liver
pool UuderNri eis' rooms:
~ en in pr-'soo freyels qoar'e, tia. the
Tno csp'ufod BY he Iusoaork ater esvius
H. NJ. Leopa W.. nfcrei ,, he conn4udns or et n
tie Tu.caoIs ha' 'he IE his papers having been found
H. order, he aos "a t" eed Immediately" We
make this ssterent lie s1tnory otter rom the Ad.
'''' issns f'd TILE meta .1N5S S Wy BTRSE Co.
The steamer Crnsader, " ich arrived at Liver
pool OIL the I7tb, brought Yates from Bermuda 10 the
4th Inst The steamer Ju itd, from London, ar
rived on the Bird. TIE bri!s steamer Conhubia,
from Cork via Faysl h. also arrived and reported
that shortly after leaving Faval she stopped Oy
tho q. s. steamer T1vcnrOF-, Capt, Craven. After
examining the papers, tie vessel uDdtrwent n thor
ough search, even the cargo leo y being town On
ride to ascertain that nothing Owed under
IT, Beng satisfied thst sls Contained 20 contra
baud ot war, She WIS e low 10 Irocttj. The OH
Ger in charge OF lie seaI,hing party stated tley
were on the "lo"k M foI q small steam called
TIE Pearl from he Civic, winch le.. Queenstown on
the ooh November Tor Nassau.
The Lold0H It1aee III editorial on The prospects
Of peace IN America gnGer siis.t OF compromise,
which it attributes 70 Itc D. nocra'ic party, says
fto. ms rpn6N a .
ocratic platform and 10 c0dA back the South By his
Emancipation scheme. " uos far" SAYS The
4tn<S. " these OlGndishn, 10 viii lave ANY sue
c,ss with the Couf-t-ra'es ve cannot tell. We do
10, believe they vii prevail; We 30 Bot believe it
Will ever he possible g IostON the Union, hut
whether the two !Dcc Ised comLiuli les compose
their differences or selHitie letteaoy, TIE result
will te g.atiyng 10 ha hand, which hos intef'ered
IN lbe quarrel ~ no Wy, eAcelt 20 urge Oh The
North the impOcy sld va, ied1ees Oi q war Of sub
iugacOU. In spite then vi the Gsnsces they direct
Gyinst Us, ear assure he Norti erD people tha'
wish them ell succesa Ia any pLn Of copeli's-
ton. Il s ceTtaInl, STANCE Ihat bile queTu!ousy
complaining OF Tie w.I II ey patDy foi theii
cause which exists III Id, iaUd. ,ler cOnve.sii0n,
teif speeches ana belr poll .odl ~ri!ings iuli OF
sIancOT Glain 81 US be- Lich wOuli make q lno-s
susceptible nslion thsu or o Il geady - axe he
fr.t opportunity Ci revenge Bl' &C ate 80 little
affected b. lhs neyci-fslili ~ tles', o. he. rlCi0u
ard u.eIacs fhTt &c ctu a,ra - Congratulate .nen
o. the better spirit III they 70 ia row de
lie lbeiahiy wh cb q lnit Of The American fubhc
hiss shown Ito sIvronil LIZ tJr tie rciei VI La.
c.,hue distrcss, ~ 40 "ii I- T. teheye tina 4
oleaser perception Of 'he bono. 'oo PEI "lict En-
gland has piUyc1 durIcg tie - q nos prevails.
|. j. IClor,c. tia ana. er note as u. Drown de
IlLyR, O. the Necessity II peace i,.-. .eu'Irn
viii te soon dsl atChed 10 / G fu..i-A AID kas.ian
Governments rhe P4:is correspondent o. r.
H. .doa Sur Gays the' Is vcfy lC dc Ib' ih't he
dis ressej couo.on VI -do rlanu.-c' uang dis.rois
IT, France incbes the In. efor & u ~ ~ re- at,ea-
lively TO Mr.. Sh4cu, the 6JltL, ~ Cou.uassi Jner
than he Of erwi>e would
Nj. BRIGHT On AAilgICiS AIFiI2S.
Nesfra Sc3oeied aud Bdph', Members of ~
lament for BrmOS am, h,d be.p 40 ro,si 2 n II
cOus, ;tueu:s, and tho Aul-Iicsn o. iicn wss 81
conrse tnsir !eaunS tlem-. Mr.. seloiedrl0 con-
.d..Ied she secaseion OF ,hc $,Gtuti States ct
OF fOll{ bat argued tt.f te Son IL frrs lfamc.l
If 10; {. legal i4b' 40 jsoee "a. t,us-l.s. ~ re
matter. Agic niu,i a .raar aud COh.LajDo, - con.
tended tat lie North was 10; no'ere IN eii,rCs
se.iytt Slavery sHi wOu.I iicc >l,te.y 10 3iler
q O. aintain the Union, w.ich -. 5 Sc Power
lie said she du,y o. Eacand was ior ,he Govern.
melt 20 recO ME the S,u'heru Stl're. iu:crVeI-
ton meant whs--lacd.s,ion uts.t .aJIFe. De was
t. heituer. bu' for recognition. a. question o.
yOcy aud plu, e1ce, on tfr grOuad tia. tho S01tG
lid shown ability 10 maiutelh ~ l. ePcntcnce aud
thai the NoTsh oouli .ot subdue 1t. TO Nosih
could not he more hostile j fttiDg 10 England then
Il Mas bow.
Mr. Scbo'efeld YVES brought to p-erlsiug, conca-
sentiments were received
Mr. Blight then addressed the moo'ing an after
e%patiatDi. gu futuse cotton pcOsl &c aId boldng
~ India Re the mot hopeful i,l,, lr cane o. the
American question, aud siid; Had tie known whit
Ii. colleague would boy 1JO1t A,DefIca, te would
have pfel Cd hmrtf 10 answer H. or slowed aSc4y
ON the Meeting. But thc ere It qle siou dope OeI
o. No mans opinion. IL CeteuC,a the ~ 100 Of tuc
North III fighting against ile SJuih, I'D a.k.d
wae,Ler Buy ano wO.ld uOt resist tho taing by
SGin n The Rock Vi Gi raj Tue ,e-oJ. NJ lIcl
VOID bring or M advantageous commercial 'rcuy
witt SpaiHl Ice P.csIlC.t ODiy trying TO
kep lie oath, but The Issue IN the hands u GOD
alone, who was bringing sboCt greet tran icilo1
in history, lie object ~ the o'u'ii-ard u.
logan the wsr-va- 10 n4al I,aln the bondage .
1900 900 If human b,"gs, aud TO ytrpct1ste tha'
bondage forever. ADilaa- 4 lIiGl % whites
wanted TO lord IL over cOIii.:ss mlIJus Oh Ola Ks
r,ade back b. tie hand thit made ns whhe--to
trade 20 buy 10 break ne ,arts Of desTCes and %
eioso their hearts Ia tLat gb, yAic3 sci aees then
from the brutss. They waited 20 make chattes ~
men, women aud children, sud Il q ~as e South
err object Of war. tApplacse Was tuio to DO tie
foLJdlli0u Of new slave poSCif On Tho rrcacivV.
Aud iL.erpal basis was Los laId 5 Lew ally 10 BE-
built up1 Not even bcggared LsInashre, or lbr
uLeDfrncbsei but not Ioyei.,a millions CT hi
coUstry would have this % teto. Il WAS not II CO.
Any taat tie Nonb saOula Ike usi but did the
Seu.h like Us any better |, l.ty to EnlIaud was
cbeiisbed a1d stimulated b, tbose who row lei ia,
6ollhtrn Rebeo4. lie re- re.en,ed tho Affair II the
klatama IS a SiJlttion OF iu efIa iJn 1 Jaw, ..,o
contenGed that tie OF that ves,ei mus, en-
billcr America against T. glard. Money and nal &C
E0 ia 1 IN Ian