The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-12

Singapore that she had been at the Cape poba
bly, going towards me Cnnae seas: Inc comments 2.
Southerners; but Of amenatiou, the burn
Ing Of the barks hne white cotton CANVASS enough 10
make jumpers and trousers for all hands for years.
We expected visit from the Alabama, but she did not
come u.s. so kept away course. On our ar
Mohcan aboard and got extract from our log,
and two days after that she left bound east ward on
oroise u VIII take much smarter craft than she Is
TO catch the Alabama.
THE CASE OF THE PAMPERo.
From the Edinburg Scotsman, Jan. c6.]
the Weekly rolls or the Court Of sessions The cause
was brought into court by an appraisement Of seizure
pnas, the eleventh section o. the Court O ee
has been lodged in terms Of tho same section on be-
half Of Mr.. J. Galbraith and seven other persons
In Glasgow The Lord Ordinary will now, II 10 under
STOOD pronounce order the Lord Advocate to lodge
Information Of behalf Of hor Majesty. Upon
viii be conducted without further pleadngs in tho
form as other Exchequer causes, and viii probably result
In jury trial in about month.
THE FITTING OUT OF THE RArPAHANNocK.
On the 2oth or January Mr.. William Rumble, Inspector
OF Machinery at Eheerness docky Eng brought
before the bench OF Magistrates at charged
with breach Of the Foreign Enlistment act 10 connection
with the fitting out Of the rebel prvateer Rappahannock
After long examination the prisoner was committed
for trial. but bail was accepted TO the amount OF FL 600
sterling.
THE REBEL FLEET IN FRANCE.
Advces from France say that tho rebel cruiser Kappa
hammock rapidly preparing for sea at Calais and ready
TO ship guns and stores
The orida quite ready for sea at Brest Her sailing
10 only question Of time.
the Georga's repairs are in forward etate and II is
expected she will be ready for sea In February.
The Rebel Agents I'm Liverpool.
Jones and Wldng, the two other parties indicted for
enlisng for the rebel service at Liverpool, have
appeared before the magistrates. They both were direct
ed 70 hnd bail TO appear at the Assizes.
Meeting OF Rebel Sympathfzcrs.
The Manchester Southern independence Association
held soiree the Goth ult under the presidency OF
Lord Wharnclie. The we'll known secession advocate,
piled 10 and cOmbatted the arguments recently adduced
by Mr. Miner Gibson in speech at Ashton In favor Of
the North Mr.. Spence boldly avowed his hostility to
slavery at the sacrifice Of his popularity with the
secessonsts.
Mr.. Bright had been making more speeches at Bir-
mingham. At meeting ne incidentally gave il as his
conviction that Austrian Archduke would not reign in
Mexico.
another be refuted the insinuation OF london pa
per that In his speech emigration he acted the ad
vertisng agent OF the American government and said
the advertising agents Of emigration those who
fused to do justice tn the Englsh and especially TO the
Irish people, He also reiterated his arguments against
the Intervention Of England In the DanoGerman dispute
John Bright. NJ. p, ON the Suicide OF
Secession.
Messrs Schoefeld and John Bright met their consti-
tuents Birmingham the 26h ultimo and addressed
them at length on the leading topics OF the day.
Mr.. Bright referred to America, and evoked great
burst OF enthusiasm by Insisting that in seeding the
shareholders had committed "the ache would not say
crimc-of suicide" and by foretelng the day when
and Mr. Sohoeneld would both stand on that platform