New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Greas Britain.

An agent Of Llovd's reports that large
steamer u stated to have put INTO Nleuup WIN ss
Cor pilot She changed eolcs at a d he
- frernerhaven believes che ttlli remains 'neie Sr'
sesms ten knots al half speed She rs reported 20 %
commanded BY Capt Senmes has SVS me- on ;, n.
&oIdeaux. The pilot volunteered the inlmln"uon.
TAs Times is informed that the British no'erhmeh'
Rae declined to interfere IN the case Oh ,1v us e'
H. Ja.do. Go,,,,, announces that Her Majesty he's
eeD pleased to order tina, for the future no shps VI
belonging TO either Of the begeIent powers % %o'
n any Of Her Msestys ports for the purpose Of oeins
ljsps nted or sold. 49,,
l.s, nights a,r, bears upon the Of the Georgia
supvyipg an omission IN previous nctices OF the same
Aind Which while prohibiting all vessels Of belgeren
powers from eGuppns RENTING. anu 10 lorl ~ mo-
dismsDtled aud Sold
The Nes.York correspondent Of The London Time
says; "McCleaas chances for the Presidency are bet
Ger than those Of any other candidate lie undertood
u have explained away GONE pssssges~ln q reeen.
speech which, originally, conveyed the impression that
10 In favor Of war FOR the extirpation OF slavery
And Ia have otherwise made himself acceptable
Chan formerly 70 that great wing OF the Democratic
party whose whole sympathies are Win Tie Soutn.
Smuggling is assuming large proportions British gooaS
paying no duty. pour from Victoria and NaneouNefs
1ssnd into California; in like manner, foreign gooos
especially light of small bulk are imported into
Canada and conveyed the St. Lawrenoe and across
the lakes along frontier Of 1900 miles. with small
kinderance from the Federal revenue officers"
TIE TINES also contains letter nom its Richmond
eorres pondent but II il Of old date. lie complains that
Che Washington Cabinet cannot be brought 10
consent 10 exchange OF prisoners. The
pnmbers $4,000 Federal prisoners and 5000
Ccnfederas II is known that every Confederate p-is
ener IL exchanged. would return 70 the ranks Il is
aso known that the term Of most of the 40 0 Federal
prisoners has expired and that neither persuasion nor
nouev would induce them TO shoulder musset again.
TIE Times in article predicting peace commences
By saying il would really seem If there began 10 he
probability Of our seeing the end Of the American
Civil War.
The Executives OF the Union and Emancipation Soce.
q have issued address 10 the people OF Great Britain
and Ireland the progress and prospects Of the great
struggle for freedom In Amerc, IN reply 10 docu-
neD which has been circulated for signatures by the
Southern Independence Association. The addIes.
presses confidence that the people Of this country will
ver give their sanction TO any proposition even IN the
holy Of Peace that seeks to bolster MP and sns
cain 81 infamous slave power. The address irrther
points out the great progress which has been made
during Mr.. Lincolns Presidency In the work OF ems,
eipaton aod concludes ~ declaring that mot until
4layery lie aaEhilated throughout the United States
pan come the longedfor era Of peace
The adjourned inquest on t1e body OF Mr.. Briggs,
alleged 10 have been murdered by Muller in railway
Brain, was resumed on the 9Th. but was again a.
burned to await the arrival Of the accused and wit
hesses from New.York
A man named King under examination at tho
Worship. Police Court, charged on his own con
fession with being an plice Of Muller's. The
police gave evidence that King had been near the
Spot Of the murder about two hours before the COM
raission of the crime. The prisoner who pleaded in-
pocenee stated that he was drunk and incapable when
be msde>the statement He was remanded for u week.
The British Government were about TO appoint
Commission Of Inquiry into the Of the late riots
1t Belfast.
The War Department las announced its readiness TO
Feceive estimates from gunmakers for the conversion Of
Che Enfield Rifles into bleaeh.loaders.
The Liverpool Female PenitentisTy had been totally
Destroyed by FIRE. There were forty inmates 4 the
Zine Of the outbreak but all escaped without injury.
1he loss is said 70 have been covered by insurance