New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05

chased and being Tilted out az the soIo VI ~
class English In London and the other IN ths
townboth Of whom have suffered heavily IN
the depredaon Of the famous Confederate crae Inc New
vessel expected will steam three or onr knots fstef hso
the Alabama could would do, besides etug nuc.
aud when Ded carrying guns Of ss:h gambler sns
construction that the chances Of the Alabama neine
able to cope with her viii be hSpe!s.. She win ss
commanded by man who has slresdy gained n,ues
Capt. Stmme. viii fad foe worthy Of hi: steel" Tn.
mission Of this steamer while VIII be chiefly 70 han
Conederas cruser.-Georga Florida RappahAnnock shoad
the latter get seal and Tuscaloosa Already two osrs nave
discharged a, one or two port. which this vessel win make her
rendezvous This steamer, Of course will &c; In
We may here repeat that this acton on the part oil brSa
prompted by heavy cobined and per.ooai os'es
s.o ou the fact that hitherto I'll the Efforts Of The Fedora
Navy to capture the Alabama have been fIutless
or course It has been very generally copied BY the
with that object and the primary one Of helping of the
second blockade runner Of which wrote IN my last
the first having, suppose, got fairly to sea though OF
that cannot speak positively Now Is mt this dainty
dish to set before the British public while. hosting
that Objectionable Yankee Doodle with his own petard
TO clam credit for fighting in his behalf TIE Li0e'Pooi
DAILY Post was. think that honest end candid journal
which obliged the world with those ingenious little
paragraphs about the Turkish Government having
veritaby ordered the construction Of couple OF steam
rams, which those absurd Yankees. with the mendaoiy
and cowardice peculiar to them would insist den
ing BY the attribution Of rebeous character. Hence
who could venture TO dispute its warm sympathy with
in conjunction with the Federal cruisers the
lookout for tie Alabama The British merchant you
know taking him generally. has been 50 outraged and
scandalized by the doings OF that pratcd Anglo
Rebel He never proposes three cheers for JEFF.
Davis" on Change, in Liverpool or London, or bets
hats Confederate successes or exuits over TIE In
Bless you there isn't hearter, more thorough-gong
champion Of Mr.. Lircon's government, OF greater
hater of treason and slavery alive than the British mer
chant Especially, II he's Liverpool man Ihas
town Of which the actor George Frederick Cooke said,
in one OF bis drunken fits that every brick OF was
cemented in the blood of stolen Negro Just the
place to fit out Union cruiser Accordingly Jet we
The thing be duly Photographed and commented on !
shouldn't wonder II the Rebel press here accepted the
statement as a truth and discorsed moot grave con
Of x. ' and
Standard to do little shrieking. 1 hope, from my
heart, they'll improve it.
clever onei Here are Mason sidel and company, IN.
dertaking to simultaneously swindle North aud South
and to throw dust In the eyes Of John Bull az for hen
own private profits and ,pocket'fllng. It's rascahty
almost sublime scalsi an spotheosis OF vilainy
Siidell--it must be his deyice--may be proud Of
To other matters though spropos OF the foregoing
seems that in consequence OF Ear Kusses aeton 10
the authorities at Richmond had became discouraged
and resolved TO transfer their navy department rom
England TO France where az We AL Know 'hs empsrO,
TO them certain privileges which without committing
him any course Of conduct LEFT everything TO be
hoped for. But all this Is now changed The energetic
ness of England, and the rebel reyees at home have
wrought their natural results IN the WHY mind Of Louis
Napoleon Bonaparte. Henoeforth unless some unex.
pected suooesses gavsnzs the Rebellion into temporary
life be will In all probability. cod-shoulder IL Already
he has informed the captains OF the Florida Georgia
and Rsppahsnnock that heymust not look for the same
tacit connivance they have been used 70 In Engnsn
ports and dockyards. They may effect all really neoes
ssry repairs in French but additions to their
armament nor take in ammunition or Other war maten'
al The sum-up Of the matter is that JEFFERSON DAVIS,
As losing gamester is to be civily bowed out may
have some amusing Illustrations OF this 70 relate mere
after.
" yery correct In al news relating 10 American inter-
ests contained statement that me forids naa ssnea
nom Brest escaping In fog rom the United
soop on the watch outside the harbor The Lat
ter part of paragraph erroneous The nee
at lisbon eeeting those inevitable repairs whca
war.ves.els peculiarly liable, taking In GOALS DO
In her present por she Is not subjected 10 the hours
detention law in operation here and In France, wGie
the telegraph from England may enable her TO wayay
and attack any Rebel vessel entering from the Channel
You will already have discussed the latest phase OF
thu. most lamentabe Comedy Of Errors the Alexandra
case IS presented by the E1chequer Chamber oy the
time this reaches you There mas 9een muin na hSi
yainy The decision turned on simple point OF law,
whether the Court had cognirance OF sppeas rom tne
lower one or not. 1t resembles that American INQUIRY
the bred Scott sentence by which the United States
Snpree Court pronounced that thero could be no ep'
peal allowed from the Court In which the 1rst perverse
II
this. Affirming tkat the EIchequsr Chamber has really
no Jurisdiction appeal the case viii 60 against or
Government aud the Alexandra get of-and be hanged
to her The general opinion here Is that such decision
win be arrived at II the Lords declare their right 70
hear appeals TO send back the for trial. the business
must begin again d moro. This have on good esa
authority.
From the Parliamentary reports Of last Thursday TIE
llth you may gather ample confirmation Of the truth
of The Stars editorial assertion to-day that II evil
IDENTIFY Of set purpose that the Opposition IN botn
Houses, on consecutive nights, have opened lire upon
the Ministry with respect 10 its American relatons.'
And not upon those alone but they are considered 90
presenting the most vulnerable point oeeanss aRUs
howl Of ultra-zea for British honor, &c and Of De.
carng that this Government has trucked before thsf
OF the United States. Earl Rgsses honest and honor.
able concession to Mr. A9a,ns-renderd inevitable by
the facts brought to bear upon him BY that gentleman
The seizure Of questionable vessels by American crnserh
and the shooting OF that English mate about which We
want 10 hoar tho Federal ieutenants" version OF the
story are only many stalking horses behind which
the Conservative Ouss nre at TIC wing IHs Not Duh
tu.ting fas fims, TIE Herald, TIE SoHaarS TIE Tet-
graph Messrs. Laird. Gregory & Co.in short the
go. Rebels and al their belongings Poor Earl Rus
se is especially iniical 70 them; they bully and bias
ter and 6aIiyras him sbou. America about Denmark;
indeed oil round the compass. by the way, just %.
serve the isolated condition Of Great Britain JUST
Governed herself 90 unselhshly as to incur the
detestation dislike contempt OF almost every MS
ton America has little bill against her which she
impatienry waiting her time TO present. France sneers
at and bames herr Germany is induging IN elepnsn'
tine sarcasms at what she was going TO DO ort ddn
on behalf Of Denmark and shat country and poor 10,
land blame her as their betrsyers Very strange. al
this, considering her inherent superiority morality and
all the rest OF i'll III England wrote Emerson In
that noble generous book Of his the recollection Of
which ought TO bring blush 10 every English face.
now goes with the chance Of commercial crisis,
will 60 back TO the capes OF Massachusetts, ana say 70
NV eountrynen the old race all gone and the elias
ticty and hope OF mankind must henceforth remain on
the Aleghany ranges nowhere" To live In England
at present TO feel that sentence as never thought 70
have done.
Taking Of Anglo Rebels and sympathizers with Sc
ooss,on wander whether Won in America know how