New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

GROWING out 81 these 1nachlnitlONS. WHOM urn 70.
tion very much feared they might sncc.ed for wss
now charged with the duty Of leaving before fs Lord
snip frank statement of the difficulties mGer when
ny Government abored In consequence II the in.reas
ing irritation Of the people by of the succcrsyc
accounts 81 tae Expectations committed by The two
thought, would lie ~ reed ~ him for his Information
The dsptch IN the subject which had just received
though VIZ not Instructed TO do So nor TO lea,'s
hilsr j had finished il. 1 added expression
OF my own strong conviction thrt the rleasare of
issnnT etters q n'.SNe iAereln feierra 10 vas
great doubt of its efficacy hot less than OF It's s,pedi-
eney. In NY Wow it voald rrther be- Ike PLAYING
n. the Laufs ~ The enomy of both coltri,s.
rt s, IL wa not 20 be dcniedtat the people IN An,r.
lea rlt as II they suffering from all the effects
of var wagcd from this side OF the water wao n;ir
own hands were tied behind them Ihey yosy naturally
argued that If such operations were 70 Dc carried "u
without any eecina labor 10 prevent them n t" part
of he Government here II was anont u We u et ~.
game be opened on 10th sides. Gid hoi give lbs -
conveying opinions. but simply Ia pu his Lord
shin in possession Of the views held az !ome ma ~,
less the Government and those oil who were disposed
~ preserve amicabe rcnticns furnished viii some
ryileBce of ciipn 20 prove the detclDihaon oi nor
Maesiys Government to exert its power :" PROTECT us
from the effect OF this mscondrc. OF portion of nor
on subjects II seemed Impossible " resist ne force VI
\ fills popular reasoning.
His fOrdship then went over much Of On. same ground
heretofore taken by hi@ On the nature o. me .S,es
trail lie Gdvcrted 10 the nc;ion o. CERTAIN peoP" at
Jiyolpool as OF Kind which he hid iiways dspro'nd
iucg Uf winch lac Referred 20 Ms l'tf h 'es
wear which had hc said, excited mnch dis.a'isiie.on
r,ono tlem replied hg reminding his orsbip Of Ae
iact as shown in the pub9hed oip9maiic eorrcsp"n'
dcnce that had endeagored 70 CIV. luh e.'t 40 none
10 that letter. But thc difficulty now Was iSt We need
el something Ike c7idencc % efforts 10 prevent
threatened evils. .
desrcus 20 do al it cond. ANY attempt !" 80 beyond
ile law would only end in disappointment Inc! bAu
carefully cited on the matter, bad eNlilnrn th'i'
powers AID were ready 10 exert them To th' uHh5'.
a.. bod dc
sreech he lad made on Monday evening. lie has si q"
received note from Lord Pnlmerston express NJ MS
nnuIOhaiiun Of every word oi that speech .
said that / also lad been much gf uned III let"Ns
TIM speech II wonld he regarded Ia Amerca ~ aig-
gether the feud. which e1DaGoied from his ',c-
.ip piuce the beginning Oi The trouble. bd ihe anne
sentiments been EXPRESSED then, should Gpt nave
boeH where VI now mrst also add iiit shonia
be highly gra,hcd in writing home tho sabianee u
what he had said OF Lord PsImeIston.
What was mueh needed in America was rot .oleiy
evidence Of action o. prevent these arnlanes LIVES
the moral power that might bc EXTENDED % tne ministry
in siguf,ing is utter alsappioya OF all the nnlciind-
ons the cousplratOrs against the public peace Hn-
the immersion vas quite general well IN iner-
len as in fhs country, that the ministry had 10 common
sentiment and were quite dis lcsed 70 DO ,"efnht OF III
the abors of these people. d not lndieeit 10 heh.
Here they were Absolutely sustainug The ReDes IN zoe
prosecution OF the war; by the advance ~ n'dei' u
ships and Of al the necessities with which 70 cariy IN
As well by sea as and and upon such motor ols
oensas ministers had never yet given out any otner an
an uncertain sound The effect OF this nlst Dc obvious.
Ii encourage the opcretions OF the Bish msDsa tors
Of the trouble this side. who believed hat they wore
c1niyed at, and ejeytng carried on tneir soHr"s
with viFor Willie, cn the other, u cOn'fmnu tAe
Dol MAR impY, ssiOn in America tbat the SO'cIGcMt
psicy wa really az heart hostile and tAeie"r sSohd
be met in o corresponding spirit. fAe'. ~"re tue VI "s
lconmOuiy he'd s obey appeared 10 me rOu the ctnest
consideration / couG give 20 the whole subject -.
GREETED them Che more That believed they were o'ed
In mistake which might lead 10 very bad conse-
igrepces should do what could In deprcdting my
eent resort to 20 doubtful remedy as 'i Of issurg
letters Il marque.
throughout the kingdom. which might BE- relied upon
partially to couLtoric. the danecrs which rare bet
could not earnestly beg his lordsnp al TINS crs
think of the value that would in this seise attach 10
any eqUyoca expression by persons In blgn autnof y
the neutrality OF this Kingdom, now projected OF III lv-
cess Of execution. within its limits.
His Lord hiI : tone throughout his condensation WAS
nrequIToclliy friendly. and thought hi'd DOT nHa'
pressed hy The earnestness OF my representations. lie
Went - ir time 10 expires rtErct at The li-
Ir 10 prevent the departure VI tAe two pilldtSffs I"s
h. evidently onsidered il az misfortune rather has
fault which should be nOw repaired ~ s through he
duplication OF vast reserves" 10 the capture oi
tie offenders He wondered tiat We hai no. 'one 30
/ replied tia; r. MT for want Of ctori. but 70
.to1d he rene ml.ered that this Was somewhat newell
Mind of warfare Oh the Ii consisted oi depr IN.
zion on the innocent AID ,he niSiAleG AMI ruhniAs
auny from the strong ard those prepared for defense
! Tie gnnboais were AuOwA 10 be- very last ,1sseis
The great improvement made AZ steam navigation hsu
given facilities for this sind OF piracy never DrI'.e
known especially in favor OF those who had nothing "
lose AMI against those who Ind commerce spread over
every sea- then gently reminded him that no nation
would take chances against nseli D! toieraVhE
such pracrice than Great britain coicelup'ca
cor. made TO surprise It's navigation IN remote rItvs
Of tho globe might sweep half of II away before II had
tine to round and lay it, hand on the rgb1 ihstu
menis to for prevention and then II would nave ths
task before il OF wide and long chase after offender
~ in 10 escape his punishment.
Ihave by no means reported the whole Of This con-
yersaiion. which lasted iacre Than On hour The CON
clusion which draw nom u Is that the government
Is really better disposed to eXertOn and f-s Itself
better sustained for action by the popular sentiment
than ever before.
have the honor to be, Sir. your obedien servant.
I CHAREs FRANCS ADAMS
How WILLIAM II. SEwAED.
! Secretary III State, Washington, ID. q.
i Earl Rsssel 20 Mr.. AdGns
/ foRElGS OFFICE. April2 l-bJ
Sm: Her Maiesy's Government have not failed 10
consider with tho attention il deserved the lcsr which
y,u addressed 70 me the lith ut. ia reply 10 NV
letter o the 9Th ut. the subject of the intercepted
correspondence which you had alleged went To show a
deliberate attempt establish within tho limits OF tho
United Kingdom system oi setiun IN dnrct hosity
10 the ,ogernment of the United States
have now the honor 10 observe 10 you that. vuiis
yoa Withhold your acquaintance ia TIE opinion expressed
y ne OF that correspondence. anu state mat Jon shu
transmit copy of my note. with prOfonnd rget, 10
youg yo nevertheless. do not conirONcit
The PRINCIPAL positions assumed In that note.
You do not eny. FIRST that IL l. lawful for her Sos-
tvs subjects Ia lena money on securities, OK oth'iWls
to either beiireren secondly, mat II Is also lswu
10 sep 10 eith r beligcrcnf munitions "a Wal.
Upon this snbcct beg 10 cai to yonr notiee that no
longer ago than the .Oh If last NOgcHbor in answer
Ia the remonstrance OF Ne xico against an alleged or
auizcd system in the nitcd States 81 AIDING ance IN
tue war IN which she ,eBgagcd vita that fepubhe,
but In which the United States are mural, Mr. seward
replied by this. among other citations.
/ lAner quoting from Mr. Webster's dispatch to Mr.