, 1864-07-02
EUROPE.


NOfAs ~A41~ III "a . S&h~ss -
Bei1t@erent Cru1sers-The Danish Cues
dent 70 Napoleon shock
lean Sh1ps etc.. ETC.
srw xSo11su nr1E REGULATING TIE RECEPTION
OF wAR pH1zEs IN BB171sH PORTS.
The following important Instructions have
lust been sent by the English Government
to the Governors Of colonies, respecting the
treatment Of prizes captured by Federal or
Confederate cruisers, il brought into British
waters:
DOWNING STREET, June !. 1854.
Eu-I think 1t well to communicate to you tho
decielons at which hes Najesty's Gorernment
baye arrived certain questions which have stls-
en- respecting the treatment Of prizes eap!ured By
Federal OF conlederate cruisers, II brought into
!. Il ~ p1ize captured By q .h'p-oi;wat ot
either Of the belligerent PoMers shall be brought
notice ehal be gwen By the aovefnort to the cap
tsrs Immediately to depart and remove such prize;
2. vessel which shall have been actually and
sel Of war ehall not BE- deemed to be prize with
In the meaning Of these rules
q. II any prize sha!, be brought within her Ma
jeetJ jurtedtc1on through mere strcss OF weather
OF Other extreme and unavoidable necessity, the
Gove1Ae1 may allow for her removal such ume Al
he msy consider to be necessary.
prescribed 10 The captors BY the Governor, the
Governor may detatn snch pEze until her Mates-
8. II any Prize staM have been captured By auE
violation Of tie territory or territorial waters of
her M9leety> the Governor may detaia such ptize
until her Ma1estys pleasure eh&ll be made known:
Necessary to make any addition to the Instructions
3rsadJ giTen WITH rsspset to cafEoes ~: that hes
aAest3 o,usFs @ @appiy ~ nusn 70 P1l1e oalgoes q
ehns ar Of ,th.r Ah1 nto Rrt
ii, Tatefs as 10 The captured 1esses themseiyes
they do lot, however, apply to any articles which
brought within Bri.ish jg.tsdlctt9n, not BY atned
ships Or ptavafeess oE either eelligeyent, but By
otnes peIsons rh2 dnaI 4ase acquired g Or may
Tith tie captors. - A>'''''@ " ''A' o''@+A''7'
These rules aru for tbs guidance Of the executive
authority and are not Intended to Interfere in any
1hhve' 81. EDWARD CALDWELL
111Scn Il" SUIT AnAas7 JEFFERSON
AVIS.
[F1om Gaignanis Messenger OF Pa1ts June III
The Civil Tribunal On Saturday. gave ludg-
ment In a suit arising out Of the destruction
p me autnorl1es o. Ine eontneln statea OF
;Amerlca o. salp ana Gatgo ol Gotlon. alsef
me same haa oeen Pufcnased oy french ner-
ennnH e, ,h.,u;n,or7cso ,1,f n,a,u,o,-
L3ecoq q ~; u nns1t, p9ugus ~ MS" ",
teans ssssel eanSa 1os ~ 1-cmuel uyeI. a4a
emnarken ., @ on ner ;,.oa nales o. coIton: In
1,,a ~, ~ t,a p ap;s+na+ me19 10
nu1eta " proer s, o. tne 9enea 1aa o. q
s 1.a.e, TX IN nnoe c@ueinS ~ r. toss y.
1eany 55s Eouas ~ 4t .uo Guea ~
~ Mn,ra n oi Ionistora
ora;nst tta f,estruction Of tlis property. and
sfsn of m hales of cotton he1onring to a
Nine. Favrc, another French subject, but
was unable to obtain compensation. The
pprfies Interested thcn applied for redress to
e.
Affairs, who replied on tho 9th of April,
1SG3. fiat as The Emperor had not rccoeuiz.
ed tie Confederate States, Intervention was
impossible.
Xiii. Dunasseur T. Co. and Nine. Fayre then
determinei to ann1Y to the ordinary trim
nails, and having learned that NM. Erlanger
& Co. hankerss had contracted for A loan to
The Confederate States. fhcy applied to the
President of The Cifil Trjbnnol tnr a indge's
or5ar enthnr3yfrr Them to 1av a. a++ach,snnt
~ +1,a fmn5a IN H. 7,anda ~ fbe ahora na-sas
9sa'era ~ Tha nTer pas "a rranted o1 hnt ATa na,'!
ca11ad soon atfsrUor,,; =, +,en 1smand Of NM
Ge1ea sooa a3telMaIae ~ lug oeAaa1 - ~ - 11A;
S1apger g o.. AM Dapassenr q ~, apa
Mme' taSle couse4uoIty CouMeuceq tae
Rtsen' p.oceeotns ~, 1 ps;Ia4 ~
9eaE 1cdIeIson havia r. Mcmnincer , secratnrr 1I.
- ~ Trsosn+T' snd ~ aada6n Niniata- ~
Var u - ;,e,,o1di11a ~ nrov,siona1 ,ndcmn;tv ~
81 IN t-ana. fO'1'A~@'A -
-V,THX r;a aa1neoa ro,aea m ,,,norts,t ors,t,o,
.raa1otaa L. enna.4 ~ o1na 80 ~.
q GomRetenc5: ~ 9e1adt Gooaxe. ,s tor Inc
p'aill.!us, ualnLntneu t .nae n4s Gusn's ME-
~ Nnni o4t hin ~ asttSaG 4sat
ts VI .nc SuuS o. Napo.so; "nc4 ene t..p.s thnt
foreigners were amenaple 70 French trlbu-
mails for all obligations contracted towards
French subjects, and he cited great number
Of precedents In support OF this tnterpr2ta-
| ton of the Law. MM- ErlangeF and Company
| appeared hy counsel to demand that the
plaintiffs should not be allowed to take 3D.
vantage Of any Judgement that might be Civ
en- to nttach the funds in their hands. After
hearing D.: Scnart In reply, and tho Public
Minister, the Tribunal Eave Judgment BY
which It declared TINT III MM- Erlanger & Co.
nad no toff' IGnd1 IN court, not being parties
~ saata5 ~ tis thst a.ie1a ..
5n Nann1aon ~ not ,nnis s - ~ ~ u
actine IN a nt1blie canacity' bpt oniv NJ '. to mi.
vete II + tber5torc ~ declared u tsef
~ Iap XII cas;s % ar;sin~ from tbefr I dewaud d
s,srt,oe ~ .rna ,IHa- T., ~.
sfA,a e,tniIar & 1aogtnent mas gwen III Inc case
s1,oar1vo cp1,rr r,rs son-po,,n ~ ..,,,,,.~
soo4-'o sn,.. ~: o0oA@o nv
/ o
| 'Tioiu Ane Aon"o1 a1ihea' suue A7tn.J
ete. of t INC s,tn necen eh.tras nno 1nro r
chaT~sd nnficr a warrant n fhe Newnorf
Police Court With brutal assault on one OF
/ G0mGu
/ From the statement OF sthe complainant and
! otLcr seamen on bosrd, It seems that ths
| brutal conduct Of the prisoners had resulted
in three Of the scameu being lamcd; another
seaman w~s thrown ovesbosrd and aunpend-
cd By rope for about mile, another was
ing afterRatds alive with uasgots, and an-
other had one side Of bis head and 'shlskers
shared, and was thus kept to be laughed At
5y his Prosecutors. It transpfred that all
this cruelty was pcrpetrated at Sea, and the
case WAS not, therefore, within the jurlsdic.
lion Of the Bench. The prisoners were,
therefore discharged but the seaman were
advised to apply for redress to Mr.. Knapp,
! the American Consul.
FORGED REBEL BONDS.
| A letter in The London 7Tu<s cjtr art;c1e
q that - on.r+itu W forr"d ~ re5.i hnnds
! If 4.aO each. have been mt In circnlation H.
England,
| The writer eays they mere sent from New
| York and sold. One batch Of 81, GOO was sold
| to go to Holland.
| ,Nr, Ashbrioge, of Liyerpool, writes to the
London Times that be has BEEN trying to dis
| cover If there were any more counterfeit
Confederate bonds in circulation than those
| ,crrnTxr m r.po,ror
1o,. ,1,,ao 1.,n, ~. =, 80, ~ . ro.,. p.,..o,
tr"4e seuns Ao.uJ eo.1. u ~ e"fA tepo4te4"I
ahe aInlost eActtsiss IT. saDJect u GonvelSa
| uon s.t LIE % so-uaJ Mae ~ aeclueneo ~
70 nave happened t9 tne Emperor yesterday
at ton1anebiea9- II 1s SUD that Whlla TOW
Ing On tue lake in the pleasure grounds Ut
fell into the water, and that he received aI
accidental wound on the head from boa1
which hpnehcd forward to pick him up. OwinG
to the aosurd laws against "false news" nom
Of the evening papers dared to make th'
slIgltest allueion to this, which is really ths
ieadipg 1 topie p Of ths day; u; We're err H. IT, Pres s
and pconle womb EnoW liz rea1 imnortanc,
Of tic accident. at ia dark rumnra cIrcu
late, aud the natural organs Of public infor
nation are mute. 1t Is to be presumed tha