New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26

War in Englnrd-" Federal Recruiting
in ErcIandv in the Housc OF Co1nmons-
The Mnrqai. of Cianricnrdc and Ui-
Anfeccdent--shnw I.cfeyre md His
Attach on the AngIo-Rcbei,-Emig
sion-The U. n. Sanitary Conmission in
Lcnden-Bishop Colenso-sala's Let
tiers 10 The Tcicgrnph-ttuecrv Victoria
Writing EIer EIusonnti's Mem oirs-The
Prince Of Wales Thcnsricai Items.
From Our Special Correspondents.
LONDON March D. 1864.
A good deal Of talk about foreign Affairs, par
,iculsry the Sohlesaig Iolsein war; and acrimonious
domestic politics forms the synopsis Of the dongs OF
the past week We have neither Conference nor
Euro ean war. as yet. and the apotent Emperor OF
the French Is said to have made o quiet bet with
whom wondeT that there viii he neither AS the
question rests entirely with himself he is the
Archimage who bids the storm blow on or allays IT, no
man il better qualified to Judge. or the Schleswig.
Holsiein tell you nothing that you may not
gather from the newspapers. Their editors are very
busy at work. hraslng and hrashing the cart-loads
of international aud diplomatic straw sccrung to the
production Of little wheat and much dust rising in the
eve, Of the puc which Is considerably bothered and
The general conviction may be stated as follows Ihat
the Germans behaving in atrooioGs and cowardy
mnnner than the Danes heroes that secret British
diplomacy aiming to accommodate matters between
the adyefsarics has made dreadful mess OF It precpi
taing war while intending peace; and that John Bun
had letter keep out of the row ANYHOW, though NJ
sacrifice Of his personal dignity. Which last is IN
dOubtedy. wholesome conclusion. dismiss the SUB
ject for other matters.
You win notice that, night after hight the Inncs!
Whig Ministry hos been furiouSly and persstcnty
badgered by Ill sorts Of questions various topics,
d. nnnds for papers &c.. the whole Opposition nppar
emily having resolved itself into permanent Commit
tee Of Inquiry by which. like many Arthur Glen
mans they seek to dscOmft and overthrow the Barna-
cles in Office by wanting TO know OF course American
affairs afforded good scope for these Tory nefroget2f
Prominent among them Of late is the Marquis Of Clan
ricardo That estimable nOblcman aud landowner IN
Ireland has been greatly exercised by the enormous IN
crease ri emigration 10 America from that happy conn
try during the past year. and knowing that no sane
Irshman could be Induced 10 quit II except by a.o
gcthcr unusual temptations naturally attributes the
exodus to " Federal recrutipg; Hence he WaLted 20
know why it wasn't stopped He was very neatly an
swcrcd By Earl Russell who denied the allegations
snubbed the alligator" and made good point y two
by suggesting the disappointment Of his Lorlship In
that he couldn't prove anything against one Kinney
naiuraliId American citizen who had returned 10 LIS
native country to lire aborers to work upon fairoads
and a canal, and who had been arrested and magisie
rally bulied by the auliabe Clanrcafde. Also Dy
"tBittng on flcts.n in that the Rebels coupe! Bit
ish subjects to scre without redress. under TIE con
scr!piion IN the Southern army. To Eugl Russell,
therefore one may safely leave the MARQUIS. But
do YOU remember the Grtccedcnts Of the gen
tlrman who. / need hardly inform you.
is a strong sympethizer with the conied rates,
He is the person who, seven years ago. figured so
odiously IN the scandalons Hancock divorce or GRIN
con case and whose appointment inJgnnary. ls,s, BY
Lord PnncrstoD 10 the Office OF Lord Pryy Sealone
~ those daring acts Of fragrant defence OF public
opinion aud deccncy upon which the Wing Premier
somctimrs audncionsly ycrtutcs-iroyoked universal
date The 7ines defended the appointment oni the
grounds that there nothing TO DO in tic obce OF
Pryy Seal and that ClanrIrarde was therefore. Just
the man Ia DO nothing Also that bis broher.n-la
had been Governor General Of luda tLa his fatherin
law was going to occupy the post aud that the
Marquis lad probably thought OF himself in connec-
tion with IT," i am not laughing at, but soberly
quoting from Tie Tnes But the public did not See tie
force Of this peculiar syle Of reasoning John Bull ex
poets least decency in lis rulers and toleraby IN
| tainted reputation, Whercas Charcardes was more
than iiybow-uttery pniid Pa"5n qplzIea nln win WV,
| pen and pencil depicting him as . The Premier ne.
rab boy-Wth saCt "A character :" and published most
offensive rhymes rejecting on BIS LoTdships psrllah'
/ for rambling SO be and The MinI'ry ien toy
| In resno1se 10 tho Ango.Rcbel oackle OF such you
will no gratiGed 10 discover that new nehd oi oui
has nppenrcd in Parliament, and disungusneu mus
by Vigorous attack upon "edeisles III" 49,
ssry drfa4f Iet M trHwf we last
night in the House Of Commons. 1t arTnigns furnishes
all necdul evidence. and convicts tie Richmond Gov
eminent guilty Of all tie practices which have been
50 bitterly ard persistently alleged against that At
Washington Of utter disregard Of international obiga-
tons. lfnOunCfs BflisA fOnhNdiff ana cOiulIcl
IT, Ii carried the war into Africa," no, with ven.
geancc but with diTecness and earnestness which
absolutely startled Oft auditors The mention
Of tie friendly action Of the Ncw-NOrk Chamber of
II Commerce during the Crimean war was most telling
hit; the announcement of the amount 81 the property
destroyed by the Anglo Rebel pirates derived fancy
duced "A decided sensation. Very few EDglishmen
are aware If The little bill they have Incurred OF which
has been incurred. for them % discharge, by
Messrs. Laird and others. when the time comes
fl,ga n hs. ~
an une1pcctcd explosion % the national Indignation.
You see John Bun has contded too compleeeny In the
belief that the nion Is laid out dead and buried and
/ 10 is beginning slowly 10 dawn upon him that II may
live through this three four years cOnynsOD, and BE-
the stronger for il aiterwerd. Mr. shaw Leieyre 3
speech was much Of success that though he with.
dog lis motion for papers the S0icitorGoneral prom
eI Tint IA. ConfcGcracs should be demonstrated with
as soon a. the British Government could ind means to
communicate with them-an involuntary testimony 10
| the efficacy of the Blockade. for which We ought
10 he OBLIGED 20 him. The onset OF Mr.. Lefcvrc
derives additional importance from IFS being the
initiative Of the movement OF which informed you
come weeks ago The philo-American party IN England
!. Rtdng uu lis loins for the battle confident that the
impending crisis is at hand The utter rottenness Of
;the Southern on your side OF The water has liz
parallel here and both phases OF II may srccnmb mex
psotedy leaving beholder, abroad and at home, ogape
To return for a moment, to a subject suggested 10y
my lord ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. There viii be- no
Awakening OF il during the present year from Europe in
general and think II the aristOcracy Of this Island
| Knew how the lcayen was working among the mGsses
they mght dread and dislike the restoration Of the
| Union still more than they do l nave before me a
pamphlet Of - pages on " Emigration, with special
reference 10 Minnesota. L. s., and British Columbia"
iby Mr. Thomns Rawlings Of Gresham House. London.
long resident In America. II sets forth, very strongly
and pernently the advantages offered by the territory
in qcstion particularly the great State Of Min
pesota Here is sample paragraph suggestive Of the
convictions Of those 20 whom il IL addressed
America giant young strong vigorous ond active she
can bear blows and commensurate with that strength
Tle war NAV parayze her siansh for e her energie-
NAV be Temporarily eKhauedt bat when the weapons OF
a. m aud az hall be laid aside, aud the soldier shall become