New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12

co,onent NAV snare more remark than this thai q
signifies first anger and smay at the condition Of IL
moribund southern Confederaoy next apprehension a
the evident intention Of the American people aud Gov
eminent to persist in tho conviction that John Bun
owes them q little bill for maritime damages, which
must and shall be presented Tie first convenient on
portunity In connection with the subject lee me mem
lion a newly published pamphlet which has just reached
me- entitled " Enelands Danger and Her Safety" b.
Mr. Frederick Mines Edge. being, like former pro-
duetion Of his pea letter 20 Earl Russell npon Ams
can affairs 1t is think very striking setting forth
OF international relations, which can hardly be gain.
saved even BY the most bgOted Of Great Brtors
After a tersoy lucid and comprehensive glance al tbS
political condition of Europe, the probability Of zen.
eral war and Eugands danger and isolation therea h
proceeds show how both have been intensified by ha
conduct Of her rulers toward the United States csta,
loguing--and proyingthe following counts OF indict.
ment;
81. The ocsled Southern cOnfeder.ey hs, organized IN
army on BIsh soil i9f the purpose OF making war upon
| nation with whom our Queen IS at peace. 49,
- T. raised band Of despersaoes within cur jusd.
tiop aud committed pirscy on the hish sess
for the purpose Of building and fitting out vessels ofw IN
- Il hos enlisted men in the ports Of Great Britain with
the ayowed object OF carrying on hosties with friendly
Its privetesrs dshOnor our flag by usag that emblem
nat.onlty and eedoG decJy TO lure bsEnsssuss.
chan'raen to destruction"
Finally. expressing 3 hope that Earl Russelrs oppo.
ncnts the political asplrants who are now seeking
nsrepresent tho foreign policy OF her Maiestys Gov.
ernment in order 10 gain credit Tor bodneSs they
never possessed 10 any remarkable degree when In
Office will embrace the opportunity OF coneiiatng the
American people by Infringing these insults Of Mr.
Dayis's Confederacy before the notice Of Parliament
We may fairly assume" adds Mr.. Edge, finally in q
sentence that seems suggestive Of warranty, that
demand for papers the question coming nom thess
gent Ieuen would not meet with refusal from her
Maesty's Government however it might surprise her
Maesty's subjects" The truth about it assIredy Will
some Of these days.
From one kind Of rascality 10 another. All the vii.
lains and blackguards and ruians, and morbid hor.
rorhunters OF ths metropolis are to enjoy an unusual
treat on Monday nex-st one day from that on which
/ Wre--in the public execution OF no less than i've
men, Al Newgate. on one gelows. There were 70 have
been seven, but two haso just been reprieyed They
are ignorant savage murdeTous ManiDamen, guilty OF
atrocioas piracy and assassination, and nobody lbur
one or two exceptional philsnthropiss has word Of
pity for them; still the prospect OF guintupe e1ecn
lion Is generally condemned and shuddered at AN DAY
long yesterday men were ut work erecting barriers
and driving posts into the ground In preparation tor
the ghastly business think II may prove carnival y
horror and the last eliminating feat OF jack hetcn ~
England for people are getting very ayerss to him and
his dongs. And. If So Ameni o. H.