The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

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e bellssreut couslry n ssssct 70 shck.de At tho
these authorities not Go be un,awfs4 They 40 not stop
further and precisely TO that cxtcai have myself taken
BIZ he case = CHANGED ,.a-n ktis~ent il sho,cn
70 b taSsh0 measures @ establish sssttm o. opera
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arnaaassts II o:s ssry iorts ant ..Ass apo..s and
esssg II sse ees OF &c re,s cour * 70 issus forth
foy ,he purpose Of ecrryir0 ho.lities he ocean
ordships attention in Che intorcspted dispatches.
affirmed that they went 70 show system Of operations 70
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stood Affirming them furnish strong corroboratiys
evidence % sustain oil other proofs which Ihaye been N
The practice Of laying before ordshp for long time
past OF The abuses made Of her hacstys neutral terri
tory Cor the conduct q the war directly from her ports
without the intsrventon Of time even for the vessels 70
gain the sembiancs o. national character
THE COTTON LOAN. y t
nR sEwARD ADAxs. 81 ca
n&s AZ a~AasFs'.tt fss DSrAmfxgSf OF STATE
~. 10 w. WASHINGTON, April 10; 1893.
4 80 = This government has hoard with surprise
Insurgents, vita csndiscos Il security and payment
openly hostile 30 the Unsd States and t. has good rea
e. sss e.. s: sass residing ~ z 4 ss
stores and supplies ussd IN nsspg ont those hostile sxpe
the enlistment acts Of Gsest Britain as we'll as Of treaties
Ind che law u nations The President does not for
vim lend any sanciioa or 10 these proceedings Of
her Majestys SUBJECTS but he regrets that he unabeto
70 hs United states and apparently 60 universally known
Ia Great Britain have arrested the attention Of her Mes
s government Or encountered any opposition Or even
engagement with the armed insurgents who hsvs
reimbursement Of Che money advsnced with interest
Yeu vill gre notice to Earl Russell hat this tran acton
firm, taas Aas seen mads " sA s.ssas, for m;0ans
or alternating MerDcr Of c bcdds in regard the ship
so 0aer ciises u Me Umsted States on forom
Pwr. % any cotton Or nsecandse, cAieA tie Is dred
from or through any pyssSsd in;ss sn 3, Or Other
II would be TO svincs want Of franksln and good
have come 70 Be regarded equsy BY tho people the
% S "R a. e. rsnas1 d
not aNs9sAer ispossiRs e " lissain and presrvs
eves is far from being desired b. Great Britain as
from being the policy o. The wish Of the United States
which the Pres;dsn. nss specially authorised as sequel
TO the anticpatons and rcmonstrance which you have
made, thus far without any effective result, this govern
within its power 70 arrest the tendency have described
and TO avert the caiamles have deprecated It be
thing further that II may BE- thought possible proper
for the United States do with that yiew the suggestion
will be received and considered with the utmost candor
You wiIl in such manner as shall seem most proper
bring these views TO tho knowledge OF her Majesty GOV
eminent.
THE FITTING OUT OF THE ALEXANDRA.
t \. sEwARD TO Mr. ADAMS
DEPARTMENT OF SnATE, WASHINGTON July il, 1858.
s'e-Yc despatch d the assh Of June NO 1881 has
been received together with three paper books contain
ing report Of the trial Of the Alexandra.
the law Of Great Britain must be Isrs without amend
and BE- construed y the TN IN conformity
then there oi be left for the Unied States ansrnatse
bar to pyonc Mensetees and their against armed
forces Of rs,tc snemy and also 70 calm insis, upon
i.demniies 70, tie inquiries which all such erpedton, haze
o,uernmsns and ne citizens Of ne United States To
US and tbs SocsrmmeM Is sow yTegsriT naval
NAM. ~aieA il rapidly eTsaiisg, shan not bs
Sufficient for the emergency, tim the United Stoes
Scrcss a. ne mercantile N ,r;ss sAa adord British ports
domestic a well % colonial are nov OPEN under csrsais
70 the visits o. pac. vessels and not only
receive their prisoners whes the enemies Of the United
States come In to obtain such rcsf from voyages in
which they have either burned ships which they have
captured have manned and armed them as pirates
and sent them abroad auxiaries In the work OF de-
complaint that il osndop Of things is % remain and
receive che deliberate sanction the British
s.s ss ss s's sss s s
Of nations asd The obea.ions Of etraiity become harrs
% M n @.
tanned will bring the and even 70 the peace
q The Two csuDs sr' ~, Be SSsa
merce viii probably amount 20 nHudi Udr wy0sd BY
portion, al least, .. ne Bv.sh nation again tAs eorsr
ps>t people Of "a. United tGts-d tolerated. al
tAoaa not declared aoc,ssd, BY The British government
IT, through the necessary employment o. all our means OF
raj between the two nations, the President thinks
that the responsibility for that painful result win not fall
in stating thus frankly the views OF this government
Il Is proper for TO add that Is not the Presidents
purpose 70 reso. to the extraordinary OF de-
fence which referred unless they shall b
dered necessary by nnal decision Of the British govern
ment that and will not interfere 70 restrain the
myself 70 suppose that her Maestys government win for
moment conceive that anything nave written upon
the contrary while the pacific and friendly disposition
her Britannia Aaesys govsrnment 70 fully appreciated
msas the sst one il he world 70 Yield % vehesncs
what cannot be conceded IN equity ana Justice So,
the other hand ought 70 understood that the United
Gent; chasssnsd already 81 the SOURCE Of civil war 20
seek peace isndship wsh Britain and ali other
the permanent interests Of national life and honor.
lam, sir, your sped,ent scrvant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
CnAEuAs FRAyeIs ADAMS, Esq &C., &C, &c
LAIRD's RAMS.
Nh. ADAMS EARL RUSSELL.
LHGATIoS USnRD STArrs,
LONDON, Sept 3, 1853.
MI LORD have the honor 70 transmit copics OF fur.
Their depos relating 10 the au ching and other pre-
paraton okthe second OF the two from the
yard Of Messrs Laird, a. Birkenbead concerning which
II has already been my dsagreenble duty 10 make most
serious representations 70 her Majesty's government
believe there not any reasonable ground for doubt
that these vessels permitted TO leave the port OF Liver
po will be at dew sed 10 the object Of carrying
war against the United States Of America have taken the
necessary 10 the proper quarters 70 ascertain
the truth Of the respective statements current here that
they are intended Tor the use OF the government Of
France for the Pscha OF Egypt and have found both
without foundation. Az this moment neither OF those
Powers appears 10 have occasion 20 conccament
equivocaton In regard 70 its Intentions. he'd 10 any In
or1t nin3u In tho nnAos chi have tha