New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
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ENGLAND AND TEE CONGRESS-.

j ne faWIdCttoWNt, y 4tuNu itlAAlhl lAtst7A,N'
IN London soys in its impression OF Yesterday we
learn on good authority that TIE English Government
has not remained silent upon the subject OF NJ Drouy
&C. Lhuyss circular Of the 9Th December. Although
mat crcrlor was not officially addressed to the Cable,
Of St Jamess il appears certain That the English Nm
bassador Paris Informed Of |: IN sem Official
manner. Upon report addressed 90 Lord husseA tAe
lsttcr sent 10 Lord CUuley reply stating thst the In
ylish Governments while shStainng from taking part IA
conference the utility Of which appeared % At cry
doubtful would regard a meeting Of tie
Of tho great Powers not only without opposition hu,
even with satisfaction. The English Minister aG0cd
that thar satisfaction would be 81 greater II the meet
Ing led 10 good results
LETTEH PROM PROF. CtIlNRs on NEGRO LABOR.
IL RE Editor II ~ Times:
SIR: Ny attention has been called to g pas
,age in leading ericle in your paper OF The 10Th inst
H. s,hioh you Tcier me 20 the following terms:
" Prot Canos Is 70 be token o. an authority on tn vhue
Of slave labor tire economical sound OF such specua On
aab RSon to S'fo' the 10 .qos re sn
States naturally incapable Of any but the most primitive
and eehaiica OPERATIONS Of sgricaiture.
the subject OF slave labor HAS any pefnelCy 20 Ques
ton ~ the expectancy OF permitting the inning on
10 GUY colonies Of labor Which y iree allow me - say
With reference to The Latter portion Of the extract tnat
far - have expressed any opinion on The subject q
natural oSp.cy Of negroes for industry. that opinion l.
precisely he reverse of what you attribute 10 me.
With your permission viii quote one passage out o.
many 20 the effect from tie work 70 wnien pre-
sumo YOU aude.
"here 10. little Of eya show st The aversion
Of the 70 sbor Is naturally sroase- than that o. any
other branch tho 80 ne -
TO work or the exclusive 5enea o. master ne wa 2, n o
d. MS task BY every III his power the white
would DO under si:1 crcumstanccsi bot eilac aie
tam sna subject Am u me tsh" l'N'es "i,h - up
free white sborr and there IL r-ason 90 bell We ho vno
be I'D 20 exert himself wish equal energy toieve Power
AS 70, have thought worth whie g. refer 70 ny AL
thoity perhaps yoH VIII allow 10 add The following
which has bearing the question with reference
10 which you have odduced II;
Il an qie ready admit, vhn, nothing but The perri i'us
lnfuence 81 silyery On the negro woee ever have seu pc
Text TO- cenytnf and St or Wet Indian t1pifati s
ooncusivey established nai tie negro in freedom Is
lmenabe influences the white that D.
sYPrcciae ksel indererd1a coafs and atusnes and
Gese BLESSINGS" QbiG PIP S1JSio)
am. Sir, your ObeaIcnt servant, j. Z Carmel
No. u Iorer Mount s:yeek Duiil, Dec. d
IT,. FEDERAL ENLISTMENT AT CORK.
QUEENSTOWN, " elncsday. Dec. %, 1858.
As already briefly announced by telegraph
SIX Of The lately diseHbarked here by the heafai ge
have bec taken into custody and sent for ra at the
next Cork assizps The informatons upon which they
have been arrested sworn 10 by two OF then com
rides but the committing ag irate SAID IN me couIs &c
Of the proceedings thai these normatons were ho Vo
pnteersd by the Two mon WhoNcre named Kennedy and
Pattson Ihe Of the prisoners are John cliiyen
Fdward Pyburn. Thomas Murphy, Denis Leary, Daniel
OConnel, and John Murphy. The information OF Ken
needy stated that in company with some other young
men he went board TIE hearsarge at o'clock on TIE
80 November lest One ofle party asked ono ofthe ON
ifhe wanted any eositrleis OF Irnen ne replied
hat person he'd gone ashore Tor them hd that ne eS
peeted be would bng them on board but that their ry
would be token andsnen. On their cefeoing 20 snip at
sndsmcn TIE same officers sent them fCr examination %
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tie doctor Kennedy and three others then passed inc
examination. Tbs pay was TO be- SR per month.
While on board ne Air. Eastman, tie u - Consul.
and Mr. Dawson Ship Agent. in convers alton with tue
officer. On tic vessel leaving tho haTAOr he lhenned)
got into pilot boat and returned home lie then iden-
fied tie prisoners ard said nc saw hoD on the vessel
The information O. Patterson is rs follows. george
Patterson seamsn saith that on the Sth " November
1903 / went on board the koaIsaISc along VIA JOhn
sullivan Edward Pyburn. Thomas Murphy, and Denis
yeary oil IrsiInen. We went from Ling. which
IL In the peigbOrhood U. Queenstown. IN the boat
OF Samuel Dunno. A man, named Healy, O native
Of Ring who was the officer Of the Captain Of the
forecaste on board the kearbaree. was also III Che
boat and be paid a shilling Tor the boats Ssc The
aid Teaiy slept in Ring having como the night
before he, / think. hired Tie boat. went with
the aboye-nared persons board to assee 10 enlist
10 serve rs sailors OF ircsen. IL was !eey circulated
that the Kearsarge was taking men for service. Amer
Joining we were told TO 20 belos Until We cleared the
lighthouse. did Cuty tie ship from Cork TO brest
and bach. II was a boat.nan on board the heafsaige
named Barns ordered NE 10 60 below. When We got
10 Brcst we were enlisted after passing thc doctor
there l. With the others were sworn to JON the United
States service for three years AID Tor the purpose Oh
fighting. Denis L,aYy. hOmas Murphy. ana fdWhrd
pyburn were along with ami took the 0aih 70 serve
tie United States for three years MI Badlun was
fhe engineer under whom did duty as fireman 30
ward ybuin and j. SGlivan ALDO worked ID my water
as frenen We each got entire kit. the unnoIm %.
INC that OF the United States was 20 receive &c
Der month Nearly al the Hen were Irish We were
spout FIVE weeks Oh board Daniel OCoDnell and John
Murphy elsO served on her. lie day alter leaving
Jrest tue Captain stored u.s. and told Us that 81 tie
,aen shipped Queenstown should on shofe at Cork
liarbor that ne sOrry Tor parting with them
fer this the lot Lieutenant said We could Keep al our
clothes that had been gwen Us.