New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22
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TUE YEBEJ LOAN AGAIN.
DLPRTMESI OF STATE, I
WASHINGTON April 10. 1863
This Government has heard with surprise
a PATIO, IN a, loan has been made IN London " the
h,surgents with conditions OF security ana paymen1,
sCcnly hostile to the United Sttes ana II nas 1Ua
ras, for assuung that most or l Oi inc moneys s
snod orc neia = British subjects residing In Great
Britain for advances In money labor arms mt ..
stnres aud supplies used in lifting out those nosn0
svneions in violation OF tue Queens prociana.'on
~, of the enlistment acts Of Great Britain as wen as
N treaties aud the law of nations The ireslde.
ACT for moment believe that her Majesty ~
krye lent or viii lend any sanction or GppIovu W
proceedings Of her MajeStys subjects Dul no oao
bat LIE is unable TO perceive thar any pay y, 1U,
transactions So inimieel 81 the emteu otutes' anu
.pnarentlv 40 universally known IN GIeat britain nav
restd The attention of her Majestys Government OF
Encountered any opposition, even any MANIFESTATION
IF its disapprobatOn OF ecnsure. s,oo, an
The loan made by European capitalists is dlfect en-
acamen with the armed insurgents who have assuine 60
E control supply and deliver cotton or the m
Rent Of the money advanced Win luteIest Nv 49,
1--WE notice 70 Earl Russell that this transaction neces'
sa-v briur to an end all concessions OF Whatever
Nat have been made by this Government ior mltisas
Or eeyatng the rgor of the blockade In REGARD 70 tuS
xhipment OF cotton and tobacco. Nor VIII any w "a
am parson whether citizen OF the United States OF SUD
lect Of foreign Power 70 any cotton OF meIehaE1sc'
which title is derived from or through any p.tehIeJ IA
4urNeut
States be respected by this Government.
IL world be to evlaco want Of iranSness ana sooo
faith if we should fell 70 inform Great brtaln tall ~
his country The proceedings 10 which nave feIeISu
have come 70 be regarded equally by the people auu te
Government. tending 10 couphcate tne quosions e
tween the TWO countries IN sucn innei - "
4. dncnt if NOT altogether impO Ssble, TO MAINTAIN and
preserve friendship between theG-a result wnloh 'he
bresdeut believes far from being desired by res
Britain as Il is from being the pohcy OF WISH os w
United States After the resort 10 the courts OF inc
United Kingdom hch the President has specially au
khorzed as a sequel TO applications ana
which you have made thus FIR without any eheo4Ne !.
vnlt This Government IL not aware OF any othef meas
ares remaining within It's power 70 arrest te telueue,
have described and to avert the calamiiles l nsN'
aeprecated. II IL be in the power Of the bIllsh uVN
srnncnt 10 suggest anything further that II H1y *
shousht POSSIBLE aud proper for tie Jned states 20 &c
with that view the suggestion VIII be received ana con
sidered with the utmost eandor and respect
You will in such manner as shall seem most proper
airing these views 10 the knowledge OF her Majesty
Government
DIsPLEAsISG CONFERENCES.
NJ Serard 10 Mr.. AdSMs
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON,
April 10 1863. )
SIR. Your dispatch of March 20 Go. sSa) has beer
received . 4. 49,
Chat consultations concerning our internal affairs hav
been held by representatives Of foreign powers Val
- 81 r. presidcnt But
On the other hand the greater responsibility Tor the I'M
proper communications manesy rested Win tue elti
who encouraged ana lIOlAU3. NNAhAAR tip
Intercourse The discontinued state OF TIE papc nh'
st the moment when suspicious were aroused mad'
n seem iuexpedient then 10 institute proeeedbts
those citizens Ii would not have Deeh mIe Aah4iIOu
10 complain Of the compromised foreigner ana iea''
the conspring citizens unrebuked.
Fortunately tie iniuIious proceeding illuminated II
kAe propositions OF Mr.. Drouyn dc Lhuys. The ne
pessiiy for answering that communication FURNISHES
lhe occasion equally 10 show the deter nauoh oi tS'
Government and TO elicit the sentiments OF the peop
IN regard 10 every form Of foreign Intervention and III
tirue The result has been entirely satisfactory o.
% enable the President 10 overlook as merely hIrnle
Incidents in our great struggle, Tie injurious ools
hons to which have alluded, and ~ leave tae pIe
10 them % the alsufcient censure Of pubic oplhio
throughout the world.
RMIGRATloS.
Lord Russell 10 Mr.. Aians.
Sn. With reference to your letter Of the 10th inst
vhch VOC repeated the denial you had formerly maae
NE truth Of the report that men were oeng hL
riyht N communicate you the substance OF rePo
VRich has lust been made 10 her Majesty Goverhnie
with regard 10 the number o. persons wHv Gov N,
ing shipped as enhgrants Hoi"
II u stated that within tho last fortnight LIS en-
rants have sailed the greatest number being sron
-five vonng mem that IL cannot be doubted tnat IN
ar intsndep for the United States army eho 'haI
tact many Of them do not deny IL 49,
A certain number Of these men were mitlamen nc
Cork and its vicinity ana they informed the engratr
sfcer that they would get from ESQ 70 sjOO bounty
aSo appears that the prospect of this large bounty
been Held out young men, by general TulnoI. tlrou
cut the country. -,
4 isfu
America are paid much for obtaining and bIingiI
khem out 70 New York. 49,, -.
do nor think il necessary TO cucumber this lett
With further statements OF more or less rustWOrtt
shsraeter which have reached her MSjesiy's GOyeIl
uent corroborative Of this asserted recruiting Of he
ksjesiys subjects for service Ia the United STAT
Army and shall therefore merely add that an u
kprmed that about so young were Booked 10 50
NON Queenstown on tie 9th inst il being freely spoke
Of that all the young men were gong 10 JON the Nofu
srn army. and that, although the Inman Company nav
amt m Additional steamers. number o. AfpllcdM
tor passage is great that they cannot al be acconio
fated and that Several hundreds arr consequently e
behind each week.
THE REASONS.
Mr. Adams 10 Lord Russell
LEGATION or THE UNITED STATS, !
LONDON. April II, 1868 !
The fact that great many people especial
p Ireland have been anxious for some time pet TO nm
heir way 10 the United States has been made know
% by the frequent applications 10 this Legation 10
free passage considerable proportion Of these COZ
tain ofers 10 enirt in the service Of the Government
No doubt they OF less Influenced by the hi,
bouniies offered in America, accounts Of which hay
Bee nom time 70 time published in the newspaper
here. To all such solicitations the answer given rOl
here has been uniformly 70 the effect that no authOrt
Ass been given by the Government 70 listen 70 any pre-
posals Of the kind, to make any engagements wna
ever Instructions have likewise been sent 70 the
spectye Consus who have reported similar proposals
me 10 make the same answer have rcaeOn % b,
keve that any American citizen IN England clothed wit
authority has yentured 10 act in any other way.
IL ia proper for NE to ado, in tie explanation Of tn
emigration that Is taking place. that gentleman
Influence Ia America ia London, who is In a situf
Sson to know. has lately informed me that Of IL
great corporations for TIC extension OF railways in o.
western part Of che United States having experience
Inconvenience from the liability Of the lsborers in the
employ 70 be drafted FOR the war, and apprehendin
more making efforts TO procure large supplies iroI
other countries Of aliens VINO ere. from that crcun
stance exen pied from the risk Of being called int
service. Ii may wei be that some OF those who deer
% get scrOss the for the purpose VI ensting
Pxpect TO take advantage Of the Opportunity thus place