, 1864-05-29
E.kAGtl EU:sORE.
The Pirate ccorcfa In Parliament.

IN tlc'Horsc of 1usds on tho 18th Instant i.
En3t Eli Lbt.1aCch e. Led httrntt III ~ crrtt;1
@::cs ~,h:c:: &c Gts:ii'c IS '7cn auta:a'ic1s
ttt',, Of kstraElir= Ct Grs1Iness IN 1::s
EorL fur serv.c: .ia The fcdcr:9 cray. Ae
hiso usk-d 1t s.rps lad been tahco to Obtain
the release Of those already cntrapped.
Earl Russc,l s.ii he had no douot TINT. the.
Etnh EuuLty oEe5.l by. the .aHctlc4l = ~
errncEt It Washington for recruits, had In
1ucsd rrprircfr'ct' peTsons to Eu'suc sss-
tenn Of kidnapping. Lord Lyons 4nuaa aao ma. Mate
Government, but he Was sorry to sny he had
tecetyed no satisfactory n16WeE:
In tie House Of Commons, Mr. Layntd, In
rcsY opse to au inquiry, said that Tie GoverL-
ut Mt Lad received no official Information Of
Tie VI rd;ct arrived 1t In the till OF Lieut.
Donovan, Of the United States steamer Van
Lcrtflt, for the murder Of the mase OF the
Efitifh bark Anglo Saxon.
In the House OF Lords, on the 18TH, Easl
marlborough strongly denounced tue c32-
fEct Of the German Powers toward Uenmark,
and es{ ecIally condemned the ezacttons lev
led urcn Jutiand.
Lad done relative to an afmfstice. lie elso
condemned the practice Of lcvylus copttfhu-
ticEs, ard said that the spirit Of the agree
Mcrt by tie conference was that no cont1:-
tutions bccnforce1 during the suspension Of
hestilIties
Similar cxPlnc ations were asked and given
in the House Of Commons
Mr. Lnyard, in reply to an inquiry, declined
to produce Il dispatch respecting the Joint
colfcy which the Ministers of Russia, France
and AMerica rgrr.d to pursue Ill Cnfha-
hir. ". I. Barring brought up hfs motion
relative to the admission Of the rebel steamer
Gtorgia INTO the Mcrsey. H. complained in
! etrorg terms Of The inetllcseucy Of the Foreign
EE1it int MT act, and urged that steps be taken
h, the Government to amend It.
TEe Attorney General said that the Gov
| crAMcnt Ind cnde;lyored to yindtcafe the
| law, cEd Il tic fatrc time to preserve strict
neutrality. He said that In the e'se OF tae
Georgia it Ind been impossible TO- stop zoe
rrCEHss Ct thc vessel, her character not be-
| iEg known until aftcr she lind sailed He
| pointed TO the case of the Pampero as cyl
ctnce that the Government had successfully
indicated the Law, md had e:Iectually CHECK
| C the system OF fitting ont vessels for the
Cenfe1eratsa The Government should not
attempt 10 amend the foreign enlistment act
| uis session, believing it would yet prove
tfEcI. nj. lie denied that vessels flt1ed out
| in ENGLAND could be regarded as British
| pirates. Such designation w4s untrue In
| fact, and dishouorable to the country adopt.
ing It The Georgia was admitted into LIZ.
( crpoo} under the order OF the Council which
| permits bclltgersnt ehips to put in for re-
| pairs, and, az 1t WAS understood that she
| Won1d be dtsn,untled and sold, the Govern.
1Eent hud not considered 1t necessary to In
tc1ferc He pointed to fhc Fedtral enlist.
,utn.s In Irrland rs evidence that the Fede-
| .a's also wcrc not free from blame.
AIr. Golden expressed the fe r that the pol
icy Of the government had produced suci L
sc,.sc Of g,iaraucc III uie AMERICAN mind thai
it woE1,i bc difficult tn disabnsc 1t Of it. Iii
pointed TO thc destruction Of the AmericaE
marine by the Confederate cru1zers, and pte
tiicted sitniiar results to Englsud by Fcdcr.
cruisers, fsho became be1ll:crent- lie con
ter ded that tue Georgia, Flos.aaand A!abasus
were not men of-w.T, and u:!ls to be cSc,u
t:ct from British ports. lie "asEel the 4uv
trnment that their r"1;ey ~onll rccoi1 o1
England hereafter With disastrous elect
Lord R. Cecil pu: In plcl fu. the Coufrd
c1atcs. He pointed to the Immense sAio
n,tnts Of arms aud um1nuuition from En.lant
for the Fcderals, Gn.l nsscrtetl ti,at Msssrs
Earios Brothers had been lu7Eelj iustrumen
full in the same.
1 MIR. Shaw Lefcvrc regretted that the GOV
err11ent were not prepared to exclude th"s
fsiysteers FROM British ports.
After few observations from others til
| subject wns dropped.