Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-11
EUROPEAN ITEMS.
u >IIZIiE t FjrhE TUSCALOOSA Rr 7lE Eng

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ga Il" I.cpacE H,.ad ID 10y or.aa ) Feb ~
The jaS: c1. rnpl.iital.o c! Lord Rll9sells br-
cuiM "irw 81 u4ul4liry. Is the case u! the l'IS.
c;Iiu'sa TIE insrn.u-Sa. Il tvuirirIa.r rruikcr.
Ms - I j hr ito t"vrrhmcn. Ct The Care Ut
GnOd li"pH, uii,: nTle,s iiom home. ia Simon's
By, Gu Ia. :..i Il December last. She wa,
formerly c.I....i iLe ConfaI. bnt .f .r her cab
tIrt bv the Alabama she was r".cITisten.l ard
converted IN" y ;rnn.di- waf Ly Captain S.mmcs.
!rr the S,rvic. II III. Ecifcl"Ta'. Safes. SIns
;b"ec r:i-u;h. ~" SHE lai bc2:i .i!0ne FL 10 remain
unnIolsslrd III iEc hsiror Ut Si.noas Bay. aml
lal betn recognized by the authorities there rs
| Confederate m@I-o:.wat. She is commanded b.
| Lieutenant Lowe, who reported that sirca her
Ias. s;s;t, the Iuacalno.a hLd been cruising be-
tween The cape ;.I:I Brazil. aud had syoken
;eiIl ~ one huLlr-d Vessels BIZ. Of that number
Gully one Was - Federal. wEtcl,, havingSan Eng
liah cargo on board, was released on giving Il
bond. Thus, nu Art has been committed on
her part which can render her More liable to seiH.
nrn Than she WAS tht.e month: ago. Lieutenant
Lnwc. in full cunii,lercs in his right TO British
hospitality. came to Sinlon'a bay with the inteu.
tim u getting the bottom o; his vessel rs-coppur.
cd and o!taaing II supplies. But on the day Etter
his arrival, The Admiral, Sir Baldwin Walker,
despatched from tile flagship a lieutenant ard n
boarding party OF twenty-five men, 20 take pos
session IL Ilc Qaeen'S rgma. Lieutenant Lowe
immediately 10 ICED With Tho admiral u formal
protest against The seizure, which protest, it ap-
pears, has been forwarded 10 lie home govern
mcnt AMI ihs United Sales Consul, on the
nther hand, lodged a claim 20 the vess, Il. OH be-
half OF her turnl.r U "ners. which c!aim has ap-
pHrentIy been recognized by The Government, as
he has been informed by the aIthOriti IS that the
Tuscaloosa will only be detained uutil she can be
handed over to then.
49, The Tuscaloosa, after being
condemned rs y pr:n-, was Gully commissioned
for The CoE;sdcra:e service, and ihenceforward
waj entitled 10 III! the itnInunities of q ship-af-
war, one of which is freedom from arrest. There
is peculiar inconsistency in her present se;z Ire.
Is she has once been r.uHCIiz I'd by the authors
ties rs n maE-oEwar; AID i. is Questionable
whether iiIey are no: Stopped by their own
former act of recognition from now proceeding
against her. HUweve.. whatever may be the
/ ultimate r'sult Cfthe pIu. IS. made by Lieutenant
Love to he home Government, the DELAY cons.
qnent upon all legal proceedings will have pros
duccI ills desired result. The Confederate
cruiZHr will H. under an embargo tr some
months 10 cocic. and The Federal merchant vvs-
GELS, when their Government IRE TOO wesk 10
protect. will c uj1y HI immunity from seizure
under Lord Russel's protecting ;eSid.
INTENDED ENGLISH PURSUE or THE ALABAMA
In the House Ct Commons on the 18th Ct
January Mr.. Gregory said te wished to ask q
QUESTION, having reference II ii rum r. rrcya>
lent - Liverpool, anj no did 81 70? the suk, Of
those $40 believed that rumDr, not an his ovr
acc hi't. icr he entirely G:sbclieYod j.. The
ruraor "as that vessels, or a vessel. Of supari-
or strength and speed, were being fitted gu;
ut Li:arpcol Or some other English port, with
the :ntc;tj1n Of rr;~U.ng "ad cauturtny ;he
| Al llama inosnr,h a. thn f.. icrnI, v.cr,rr ~
no ~ du I ,rcm,cly.. IT, ,s;.:'nl - L.n.r
rL..i.r,,r rG,rr,r.;,n ,,"t w.
.':.I 49, S' '""' ne|4 "
'.cI y '''' ''' r-"-':n"'''' anu "he'her
ne %H"'l Apply Ill" nee ''Siisac:--lclre:sl-
70 iac lTtEcnt:Gn y. Lcts ii hostility towards
y Fac 'iy Nation ~ which We h;.i granted
briiicorr:,s rights - Ac h.i shnw. in deal ~.
with VESSELS susDsr.ed III being fitted Oh. win
| drsi,f Hostile 10 the Federal S,.to.
II i.y,sn - r=r,r sud- rho rn,, ;rr,-.
,,,,;,r p. ,,s.n..nt La.;n,I 49,
f '.''' ."v
! t.. Ni,,:c ,.,f,,,rrn, u;yhr he :. w1iy co,tri-
vsrr, on he rtrt q she Confederate. lrrG.
hi, ho"o!a!,.c friend w,,.:! kny.y m,re about
il rlan TIE government. "a !aI.h.I The lar-.
oFcaurse, would be ~arp.ieI !Mpar;iaily 70 either
sile.
AsAr;>r.rtni;Y r~xrrAxyr1nv.
Tn. Reverend Eranr;s S,yboll az Ia. r,..
tase. LvnJhu..,. IIants F.rr;n,d We recently
charged before aLolrIm magistrate viii ~a.ssn!'.
ing III pol &c and Using anu,ive language. He
was Sky years OF agc. AMI could 40: plead the
i:iv"Iity 81 yon,h Il" ms dt'tnre. Iiut he Gid
JlSt as well. ne ii!h@isllale shiG