New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09

Hur6cr sessation in London unnbnfod-
The Behavior OF the Yaciss Deerhou u d
"A Secession Dinner 81 Indy Frank
Bm,.--A New Device Of the f;ebeis-
Hrcciade Runaiug with Armed Ves-
sels-Au Eiop~mrnt ia High Lie.
Sse. Our Special CORES onaent.
- LONDON, July %, 1864.
H,Ifaithfdlly reproduced the sensation OF the
ssek might head ny letter with the word mufdoi'
ais the paoelsmatlons visible all TIE dead walls Of
London We stil taK about it. and hardly aoort nny
nDspelss. The new quarry Of excitement opeaed "
Us supposed discovery OF the assassin has been "oAeu
IN the utmost and that reyered old lady. the- British
vublo en,cys iis murder enoImonsly In tie streets
he parss ara tie cidbs In paror, and kitchen and
hall, I'D stairs, down stairs and in 10Y adys chambers
n dinners, and balls and fancy fairs arOleIy and
rroauet parties at the tops o. 0mnblses. On board
steamers, and OF course IN railway carriages every
whore, iu fses the murder seems uppermost In mems
uouths and minds On Wednesday afternoon people
ue-e amo stopping one anoiher In e streets 10 conf
psnicate the bogus news that tie Muller had been
,spsured at Queenstown rumor that seemcd to have
vrown ont If the public excitement tie sr-ci, rs
serta insee,s sge said to be podnced b. peenas con-
tsioDs Of the atmosphere. Everybody appears totake
sircunstantial evidence. which. though warranting
nave suspicion, does not amount 70 proof That he
yin be captui ed there is little doubt endf he doesn't
lspp,h W b. the wrong uah-hsnged. to the 6Eeal
sssf Of the travelling public and the satisfaction q
Nat 10 general Meantime. sdhors and reporters are
mproving the oSession and the public suspense wi'h
vengeance Tbs "gushets" aud "s.ashers OF The
s,es have gone It with perfect oossness. serving up
Ne unrder as daily dish With great punctuaity In Al
buds OF ways We have had Il rsw and eory, boa ana
sold peppered and spiced and potted TO suit all kinds
n osrcish sppetes The TaSerGph (Which Is generally
allowed to be unIiysiel In this kind Of eookery has
xautely walowed 10 sensational leaders The ingenious
suggestions Of voluntary correspondence Tor the pro'ec'
Ion IL Life and morals railways are elso continued
ssd impart great amusement 10 the eouans OF tns daily
ba-nas It has not yet been seriously proposed that
svsry rswey passenger should be handcufed on ticking
As ticket aud set free arriving ct his destination
,or in addition to gag Indies and gentlemen whentas
sing clone in the carriage. 10 prevent their tn
Arlging In offansiyo remarks on either side.
To othsr matters Of grester interest 10 American
sesderA From recently received TgiBusEs dsooye OF
Rat you have taken the view OF the fight between
As Kearsarge and the Aabana-snd O! the behavior
u the Yacht Dserhound--that had surmissd. Fol
serroborson Of the Justice OF that view refer you Il
pamphlet Published BY Ridgway of Piccadilly Of the
6iowiag title; The Alabama aud Kearsarge. An
Account of the Navel Engagement In the British Chan
al on Sunday. June l9 1864. fom Information fur
sissed to the writer by the Woonded aud Paroled
PRISONERS Of tho Confederate PriTateer Alabama The
pecers OF the United States sioopofwar Kearsarge.
sAd citizens Of Chsrboarg. BY Frederick Mines Edge
Very probably 1t has already reached you and obtained
ks appropriate comment. II not. commend It. espe
siay TO all Americans Who wish 10 be thoroughly and
ninuteiy "posted up" In a matter of really netlona
importance. Mr.. Edges narrative is HISTORICAL he hal
svsry facility FOR rendering II 60. And q more com
paete refuaton Of all the Hes excuses and pslsioD
sSsred for the defeat OF the notorious pFateer II wOu
- hard TO imagine. II Is absolute and undl-p1table
sad. late as the day rs, scarcely forbear making
snpe extracts II but for the bepeA Of yonr country
subscribers who are not likely TO SEQ the original
vii however. content myself with one especially as
have something TO say in addition to IT. subsequently
d refers 20 tho
That English yscM. beloneme IN tie kosc
Yacht Squadron. end flying the White Fnsien too
during the COZ ct ebond have assisted The
prisonsFs escape alter thev lad formally
themselves according 10 their stotement by Grint
eegun striking their oelors, hosting white FAC
signals must have been witnessed from the deck Of tb
pesrhoond Ia most buniiating 20 the national honor
HE movements OF tue yacht early ON Sunday uornin,
we're as before shown. most suspiolns and bad Cap,
Winskw followed the advice and reiterated requests
his officers when che steamed Off the DeerhoaDd Nigh
row have been lying not far distant from the AiAssns
Cspt. Wtnslow however could not believe that ger
eeman who was asked by himself W sNsilie wcdl
ore the opportunity 10 decsmp with the officers An
men who. according " their act were prisoners
yu. There u high presumptivc evidence that th
Dserhcund was ct Cherboag Tor tie express purpose
eendertng every essitarce possible 70 tho Cersr sp
ys may Be permitted % doaet whether Mr. Lancaster
- friend Of Mr.. Laird. and member Of the Meyse
Yacht Club. would have carried Cast Wfnslow and hi
GGeen 10 Southampton, II the result OF the struggi
hAd been reversed, and the Alaiafna had sent III
kearsarss 70 the bottom. The Decrhound reaohet
CheTbcsrg the 18th u june and between that tin
end tho night OF the letk boats were observed from h
shore passing frequently between her and the Alabama
u 10 reported that English gunncfs came over from
England ptrposey ~ assist the Prvatser iu the fcht
As heard before leaving London and the hssertiOr
yas repeated u me seAir ct Harrc, Honfeur Cher
boaig.as Paris II tis 90 he lnG,, bow did tie mer
Beaeh Cborbuurgf On the IftL o. June. Capt, Seume,
cbaIjoage 10 lie KoaI,aree throurn MonSie,
Sonf stating IL 10 be bis intllion 20 fight Ter as
tol dsys eia2~e. durag which he taxes board i5l
tens additional u coal and places for seeEItJ ia te
Ceston House lbe following ysluabes. y k0. 200 g..
GOD Spip, III, Of jeyegy GDd set di0mOnd,. gold
watches. Wbat'tben became " tie plllage Of hand
~ mslelsNt,0sp. tbs ehrosoLicters &C, which IAs