New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27

Ncfks NJ l.. Mr. Marsh. NJ - MI hrptOh NJ :,
Essence of liverpool Admiral Arson, Col Halpn, the
Rev r. W. Trcmlc,t Mr. }. X. Fcrnyhough, hr: {.
Shaod sir Henry De iioshion Fart Mr. BrnaI e,
Moore Al H. SIR. i. -. Yremlctt. The Rev. W. w.
Maet. MIR. 4. Ray and Dr. Skey, +. k >, Precedent oi
the Royal College Of surgeons.
The depu'ation having been introduced by the Mar
outs OF CauIicarde. the Rev L. ". TTemett. honor
able Secretary. al the request Of the Chairman, Al
m1al Arson submitted 10 the Premier that rom very
large number Of letters which the Society had received
specially nom the recors OF parishes and other per
sonsrefeong the state Of feeling in the country dis
trcts also from the presentation 10 Parliament OF Pc
ti,lons fca the clergy and aiy 81 various Parishes ~
the counties Of Yorkshire StatOrdshlrc Cumberland.
Lancashire SUSSEX, SOmcTs rt-lre. WHTWichsTe, Nor
folk berkshire, shropshire, Nottinghamshie, Kent
Wiltshire, Lincolnshire, Cornwall DeNonshite, oii0ra
shire and MldlcseS; from the counties of Meath
Cayan, Letrim RosCumWou, Antrim, LOngiord, SBso'
Queens County WaicyoTd, Galway, Tippcrry Cor X
d Dublin. and further from the general tone OF i"t
ing and conversation IN al social circles mccinys ah
the public press. there good grounds for stating
TINT strong and Increasing feeling exists IN the coun'
that Her Mniestye Government should II possible al ~
itself OF its friendly relations with the
70 bring abOui cessation of hosiilities ID AelSH'
that looking upon the restoration OF the inoi M IN
possible ami The ind pcndcncc Of The Southern 'ocue
racy as virtually fair accompif any prJohsHllo, "a
The war coud OIL, result in mutual slaughter and IN
debt and weakness 60 both bclserents snu ,nn
bound bori 10 us 10y iies OF p0od anu nv, i
and impressed tley must be after three N"nts
with the utility OF any adYahage lfo, Wv, !, ras
nance Of 80 gigantic and snnGmhhfN n c"ni'fh 80
reasonable 10 hope That such Ifolsa lu 49, Pace
Wopld not only stimulate ard emboden we I"k0 ~.
Party in eN Silence In The North. but would DC tc"'
acceptable to the majority Of The people 0. D,1n
Tile Iepul ion would further represent t'st 49,
,be o,in of many thousands OF valuable hies Tue ad
,eD IF a neice 10 the people OF this country would
be great While The direct suffering OF w upoia'N''
in the manufacturing districts i"F re ias' 1I.o
tboueh horne with heroic fortudc ana met WIN ins
,.iri.ian iheralty-had been Of hsarrending rhar'
eersr and though miugatcd in Intensity. stu CON
tinned 10 be deeply felt by this deserving and inuls
.l.a Il iuu q "A
eV,ng tax in all IN tie increased price OF cotton ara
wooden goods equal IN amount to tie interest OF 'oe
National Debt
means and was especially hard upon the poor while
WAGES had not increased iu TIE rural districts Inc
urices Of the clothing of the poor had doubled rd
t,ehed wool having risen rom t. a. 10 -. IA. per
pound and cotton from "a. 20 %. ana 2s Oh. More
over If We turned 10 France The war a1 was e9uany
oppressive there From statements "hsn n!u 80 u,
been obtained from that county II was estimated tht
The r.ope II France would have IL pay this year Tor
heir cotton jiokets. &c, something Ike lOOWlVVO
francs nearly treble tie usual peace prices. Cther
r.rn,-ies also had All interest 30 the establishment
al nence correspOndet 20 tie amc1nt u COTTON cloth
inc consumed by their respective populations, which
was IN Heciau. ar in France pounds y head, ~
Spain % pounds head while ~ lfsia aud lihly 20
scther the CONSUMPTION scarcely exceeded ~ pounds
Ter head. In Tie United kingdom ite consumption
vas pounds ucr head. The dcpuialloA would there
s,re .uirit hat tho Governments oi France Bel.
CHM and Spain he'd special Interest In ncccding 10
any proposals which her hiJcsN's Government might
Ia lis wisdom aud humanity be pleased W make tend
ing TO the 1getalllsmeHt 81 peace between TIE beg'
esenls III North America.
~ said tie deputation was devoid Of any pa!t caac.
ter Gnd wonld chiefly urge the plea Of humanity. At
The present moment II 30 The hnii!t fields Ia Virginia
aud Georgia added all The other points at WHICH
blood was icing shed Throughout ihat vast area We
shnuid probably ind Tint The total OBSTRUCTION Ol hhntn
1, Mas %. thn rate Of 1909 week. n haf million
year And if t. this were added The amount Of woe
beiarg orphans parents. and ives. the sum total oi
human destruction and ms-ry war such ns impelod an
Effort to bring il 90 ansend. There were also grav"
evils thai would result frun pfo'iaciiou OF Inc "ar
Tho shock 90 lr cotton trade hed been endured and
sufinou ted h that trade Was rli ana how STOOD IN
most dangerous position Nehad present prosl "rty,
but 4 As BASED t.foal and int Ged price The
longer tire war lasted, and ,hc Wder nc FanincHohS
az our trade th's treacl irons basis. The more disss
trors and dnngcr0us wou.i be tlo reaction when the
day for il arr, Cd. And assuming separation 10 ne
inevitable il was essentially IN the interests OF 6' Una"
each Power should command TIE respect Oi the others
10 able 70 taKe IS proper part 10 tic affairs OF The
world. &c., n,
equality ia power Ibis could noi DC u the VIZ mus
needs 20 or t Il ended through ne ethantiih o. one
of tie hrigeronts II that cxh1. oa beiel the Snuth
an tho % evils of tho Union would return, bat aS "a
waited huE9Ecdfmd by 'e h.h'ii} pg"cr ana sti'..
was ,ola lie tiat diTuptiCr would occur among the
Northern STATES fosrce ~ fuilTe dscurd as destroy
iue aose relative rropo nous Hh'ch were IA 70
future poace. 1i- present relou Was rhinrni! iN"f
shie ~ rr, an effort suggested. IL the present
az .fsiIs the voice u Europe calmly eNpfessod.
rpnd not IA 20 have its influence. We WEfc urged 10
i,tio Iv r..ur,ncts that futile time Uld be needed.
Over and over nrin ne period Of 9O day. Was 10 Do
final No less Dan four years hsd In" been gwen Tor
~ to--ibo c~rcrront ond IL he'd been tried IN vain.
Tie question ov hCfoie the North wos whether or not
to costinue the disastrous effort. There WAS peace
psrf, ana II was growing bit t had no fhlil INC point
ne action now urged would give thcn pivot on which
70 form: not indeed the action 81 England alone. which
was 90 be deprecated altogether, but that 10 b. taken
CONFORMITY lbs sctrfal leading Powers.
With .uch assi .flrco the pence party would rapidly
rather strength aud u.n bers snd thu. might reach
the Issue al desired Ana there wa % CONTINGENCY
That could not BE- overlooked with safety. Whether
rirt or wrong there did e1fi l tn >nulh iefhB ~
er desperation an Tie subject o. the policy cdop,cd In this
country aud If il should happen that terms Of peace
should b. offered end excepted hy me Sonth VIII" uuGeT
hi. feeling, 70 .uight readily b. imagined that such
terms might be directly aiued NOS only az or interest
but our peace AID safety Aftcr g'udirG 20 the nature
the struggle and the heroic defense ." iher sol ~
TT pouye O. The South NT spence slld ilEt The dcpu
tnt,nn ft ID Christian duy 10 urge That some effort
shorld De naGo whs.c er might Dee IFS form tO inAu
ence tie termination Of ilis deplorlh able strife
Air. Marsh ". T.. wished TO call his LoIdhps altcn
ton t. tho ;slt TINT tho opinion that attempt At
mediation would DC attended with sooG results wac not
confined 70 EuFiaud, bat mas shared y the Whole OF
the South, tie peacc party a. Tie North ard by th"
I nations of the European Continent.
Mr. Dandy seymour. 4. r., said he joined The tepu.
iation c.,rey on prinr !e, OF humaniy aud without
was unwlugiO sec Slavery flourish bit he was equally
unwilling 20 SEQ nation forced 10 submit 10 GoTorr
ment which they deicsei: -
gau, from visit Do,i in ile Federal and Couicdcrsto
state dnrrg tho war. and from lntercoursc with all
cs.. Of persons both ia the North end ie South, Was
thai ueTe was general wesrness OF the war and
desire Tor pence.
Lord Psimerqton IN Toply said that tso tlcts wore
a,uudartly cltar-yil. tist the war was cruelty de
ructfye H. tie Americans Themselves. end the incOn
enieuce cou,cd b. n 10 other nations was excessive
lbc question remained, whcilcr the Government had
,ny rational ground for surprising that ihe Federal
0 4 H. q MINI IlT
/ AT the pr ascnt moment There WIS an old cospie,-
Ibey who b. a-arlels interposs,