Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-02


The black measles are said to have
broken out in one Of the regiments at
Ohamhersburg. superior medical skill
has been called In by General Couch, and
1t Is thought the ravsges of the disease
will soon be stayed. "a So
American AhaIeS In Ehe BrltIah p..5
lIamenI.
There was an excited scrimmage In the
British Parliament on the I4th ON Amert.
can affairs. We alluded 70 it the other
morntug, Mr. Roebuck abused the gov.
eminent for being afraid of the Unitsd
states and failing TO prevent eulistmsn.s
in Ireland for the federal army, while it
was vigilant % prevent ths'sailing Of con-
fedetats craissfs. Hssaid;
= Sir, .hfy read the dispatches n, ,ht.
matter aud the feeliuR ptedominant In M
mtnd was that Of. dire humiliation. rHear
hear. Isfelt that the honor of R6olSnd;
was not upheld as it ought 70 have bean
and that the strict neutrality which tbe
noblelordf the first minister processes and
Processes honestly, / am sure, was not
maintained, q Why, sir, the tone used was
In the hrst place liketne scream of u cook.
atoo or the scolding of an angry woman.
lLeughter The end was most uneonai,
20 the beginning; the words were bic. bnt.
the deeds were the least possible. The.
noble lord, the foreign secretary. scanned
frightened by the buster Of the federal
government, aud the moment Mr.. Adams
threatened war he crouched befora the
menace, and England seemed to lose her
position among the nations. lHear.l Thar
being the case, sir, lfeel that Z have ], riyht
70 tnquiFesWhatsis the neutrality which 1he
noble lord processes; aud what is the state.
otsthe Two peoples between whom we proSi
tess to be 'neutraR Now, sfrst and fore.
most Wsimay supply icontraband iof war
and we supplied It 10 sbotb = Si4.s s,1t'
There is no difference Whatever there
The next thing that we have supplied IL.
the men, who have goue iu hnndreds and
thousands from this country 70 America
and enlisted as soldiers to fight her battles 4
Avery small number of onr men have
gone and enlisted in the, navy of the com
tederate states, and then comes Mr.. Adams. !.
and says, l'sAye, butthese sailors of yonrs
nave chased from the face of the. waters,
American commerce lt4they have done
90, 1, sir, am very glad. (Laushter.l But.
Nhereds the difference between this and,
what has been done by our own mensin
AmeEiea3 They have enlisted as military
meu, and where peaces aud haupineGs
reigned before, they have been made the
Instruments of spreading azRide and des.
Perateas sdesolatiop. (Hear, hear. The
whole proceedings of this American var
are blot upon human nature. (Hear.
hear Aud Whsu 4 am told that / Should
have somPathy for the Northern States of
America, turn in disgust from their hyp.
ocrlsy. (Hsar, hear = They are eorrSpt 4
they are base, they are, co Wardly, aud thew
are etnel. {Hehr, gheaE, aud 0hll. You
say i0b;;" but l want 10 know what thev
have said of Eagland, and whether they
have not said TAR worse than that Of her.
But maintain that the spestacle they
have exhibiSsdis truly deplerabls and de-
z Lord Palnerston replied With uh1sual
warmth provoked by an ipsiauation Of
Rosbuck that he (Palmsrstou) was wholly
oyershadowed by Russell In the Govern.
.meut He insisted that the Governmsnt
had enforced the neutrality laVs Wtth en-.
tire imPaItiality. He said.-E q
We are bound not 70 permit enlistmen,s
aud ore rgahizations Of men, and also 20 pre.
vent the equipment aud armament Of ships
The ode ts an easy thing 70 pteyenG The
armament and equipment of q ship Is a no.
toriety. A ship is & tangible thing; You
can see with your eyesatha progress made
tn.its construction and equipment: Won can
thteffere at the proper momsnt. and lsy
YOU'D hand on it 70 opfeyent q fbrescb Ioe ne
law being committed. But viii feslz 81 Ia
the enlistment OF men you have not NE
Same means. The honorable and learned
Eentlemgn says that great enlistmentS Of
nsn, have been made in Ireland for tie.
Fedsrais. That may be 90 or MOI: bpt in
order 70 punish those Who have been guiIty
IOfthat breach Of our 'Iait1s, you q ust haye
proot-pr Whiehsis not easily obtafned
= dare ~ k,ltg oelys from eonmon;