New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23

ing O. the Alabama called forth many expressions Of
regret from the crew Of the Rappahannock ana on
Of the lost vessel ~ making coec.ion for the wounded
and the widows VI those who were killed or drowned
during the brief Struggle between the Federal and Con
Tolerate cruisers. The Federal war seEmtr Sacra-
mento arrived oil Cberbonrg on Tuesday evening.
THE PRISONERS FROM THE ALABAMA. |
The four officers of the Alabama, who landed
At Cherbcurg prisoners on parole surrer dercd them
selves on 6os the kcarsargc when that vesel .,t Tue
port. Advices from Cherbourg state that the kear.
sarge has been replaced in the roadtead by me Federal
corvette Sacramcnto. The latter is built on the same
model Ms the KearsarGc, and, ike her, is armed with
very large pivot guns Atlor having taken on board
Goals and provisions, the Sacramento IL TO go IN quest Oh
Confederate vessels cruising on SIC coasts vi Europe
Capt. Semmes left Southampton on Thursday for Lon
don On visit to Mr.. Mason. tho Confederate Envoy.
Capt Semnes is much better in health but he still feels
acutely the loss OF his ship.
THE CREW or THE ALABAMA.
The Alabama prisoners captured by che Kear-
.ar,e have been parolcd by Capt WINSTON, and uum
her Of them have reached southampton They speak IN
tie highest terms OF the humanity Of the FEEDER al cap
tain. He told his that IS the struggle be.
tween the Alabama and the Kearsarge WAS over the
prisoners were TO be treated brothers. They appear
10 ne all Englishmeu or Irshmen. Many OF tnem state
that catering the Confederate service they fad no
political leaning toward North South. They we're
badly on in this country and trey thought to better
their condition by means OF nigh pay ana Prze'm"hey'
They fonnd however thar they wrro not to hive the
lltfrr until the Was over. They are consequently
said to be- much disappointed. Many OF them nave
called the Federal Consul at southampton for assist
ance Mot of tie Alabama and officers VINO e.
capped In tie Derrhound st stopping IN that tow 4
MR. GLADSTONE AND REFORM.
The Chancellor of the LxchcQaer has issued
the following letter 10 Mr. Thomas Pindar Of Newark
Ia answer 10 resolution lately adopted at meeting oil
electors Of that borough, approving the ligat hon
gentcmans parliamentary career, and especially his
late speech in favor OF reform;
mo II CARLTON HOUSE, TERRACE = W.
July l. lsdf.
"Sm. have received with particular iutcr st and
qualification the resolutions which you have been good
enough h. forward me- from meeting OF TIE working
nrii o Newark 1 am not friendly 20 changes either
sudden violent but cannot wonder that tuey should
regret the Almost entire withdrawal (as presume II to
BEL t. piaces like Acwaik. from iaeir class Of the
pINilg e. vf the slitacc; aud hope TO see the puDe
opinion of this country gradually and steadily IN
the uirecin 81 such A. while neither degag
ing nor disturbing society. would senslby widen Tie
ba-s OF in,tittiOns and contribute IN proportion
their solidty and strength. Long years lave now
severed from Ncwark and those whom remember
tfrre could remember me- principally numbered
with their 'athcr8. hut lapse 81 time can eta g
fom ny mind the memory OF the place which Inst gave
vixen y0uny. the Opportunity 81 learning wlhia the
walls OF Parliament mo wofkiLe oi the CoAsu'hu'h'
ard the tue character ~ NY county.
with Laay thanks for your Obl sing note, remain,
Sir your very faiihfuI servant
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Paris Correspondence ~ TIE London Iimes
The latest news from Mexico shows that in !
those ~ which nro under the immediate protection
II the French flag prosperity greatly on tie advance
Foi instance, the receipts al tie cstr-h"use 81 eIs
Cruz during The month II May were not les than H1-f1
pias;ers. which IL an rcrraN Of 20 900 on o." previous
month. The improvement IL observable m every
month but one since the beginning Oh the year IN
Jn nary AMOUNT was i-. pastors, IN togruary
I H. 80 IL March llc.0 and ia April 30, ej7 These
are facts that be- called IN questions bat II there
s remain ry doubts IL the nlEGs ~ sogie a 10 the
beneficial effects u the Fteach occupation Ae eau Is
10 be assigned 10 TIE menner ~ hich the new from
ff,.,i - trfNs tn lie treu oil
Une m,nh Tie public Is told, Ia substa CO. thar OIL
rcstiIce Is completely teaiea down; tLat JulFez IS
houseess aui friendess sIudeJer WIZ Daldit one
ieluer win HIM thai his friends ard supporters have
either rallied to tie new Government or rod the
country, AM that not single bAEd suiYiVcei WINE
tLe voiy ncx, mail brings account of new victories
ohtaised nv tie French Now victories csnaot b. |
Won without e1omy "a win them RON. nld though
ere cen be doubt Of the result when Preach troops
AZ. opfr,-cd D Mexican stl the marching ani cOuhti
marching the pubic are told about clearly fGow that
Tue enemy IS no, completely crushed but It'll met
With oflcucg than y desirable consistent With state
of pert CT tranquility. Probably tiuo account OF THO
Iosses a. tho Frcrch In the field or by sickness and f.
ugue will never 80 given by the Government From |
oGe specimen which has cone 70 my knowledge we
may. hnweyer Judge " ihurCst
4 regimen. ~ tge Foreign Legion VI Algeria landed
Vera Cu1 in March las, year o'er 900 strong and In
less than twelve gonihs u was rcfuced ny nghlbg anu
veslilrnceand principally by the later-tu go men,
A romp4ns H. tho ssue regiment u gihaly ~ stchg
Wa ~ months brought town by nc sane cause 20
~ and In the distribution " the Mexican ineoais III
hey last Are Mere but T. men alive 10 receive Lem
What ne iae 81 the towas in the interior may 30
not ac,i, known but with respect a. Iasce, about
81 miles frpu Pueblo 1 am assured II 10 Impossible 10
ride walk miles from It's walls win st,ty. as
have alluded 10 ne few Survivors of thc Foreign Efgi
mrut nay mention that one cf the " who has re-
eel, ed the media is the son Of az Engsh c!efy Ian
nsneJ Wsyrtt many wears resident in Paris and who.
f,u AZ tie competitive examination for Nvclslcl IL
! Ill, volunteered IN the Foreign Legion IA Aries
where ator serving with credit aud Receiving Pro-
notion he was dispatched the year following VITA his
regiment % Mexico. Ills gagclnent hes row eRpreu
ard atr receiving another step be Is Oh biz way back
10 Pad. under particularly creitabie oTcunstaees'