New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-30
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A SUSPICIOUS cRAFr
The F,eenaHs Journal says: A magnieceni AID
rapid-sailing steamer with three fannus Nised nc
Shannon on Saturday last. She proceeded 70 tie
Foynes Island where sho lay ~ anchor uutil eve
ming. when she sHddcniy steamed westward t0Tard
Tarbcrt. While az anchor nclr lOyles, "afilAe
Iarty landed and made inquiries 90 ihe railway s'a-
I'm .llllt a sfrcial triin 10 Limerick and they APP
pearod exceedingly disappointed when they eouid
not proceed by Iail 10 LlncucE. Al - shlpos-d
that the vessel is q block -ds-rnncri IRA " YVES
rm0red AOrc that il catenant ~ We AI-lHih" Nas
one Of the parry who landed al Foynss. II appen's
that the sfelU.. y mas arrived 10 c"AF! IN Hi4VNS'
supply OF clothing to the CouicIeiHt's'
me Can't Ian, nal SAYS: "lbe day now fixed
for Her Majesty deparure from usb rector md
sor is Thur lay. tho 9th, beng the dly p"or 10
the birthday If the late Primo Consiri. Tic
Queen viii r,main about four days IT tho Castle,
and tiIcn proceed t. scolAud.' ,
The 4 .,ay and Macy Go;Etie says: ia the
course Of very few days most important cxPr-
ment Ill take place at Shoebuyn'ss, VIZ: the hr.
ing II the Warrior floating taFg at r-nge OF 2ouo
wards with an Arm .trorg cJJ IouId,r, vita sieei
shot"
The Indian mail hes arrived sith p'p.rs and cor
respondoncc from Calculate July eth, Madras Jtly
I'D. Hong Kong juac 2sth, Melbourne JuGe 18Th, F.
anu Sydney June 2lst
TIE AUSTRALIAN GOLD PiELDs.
Al fear ofthedcparure q any moro Of our miners
for New allud is at On end for tie present., So III,
from thor and We have just now plenty Of oecepa-
ton for thom al home. /
Several new spots Of ground have been opened
htclya Hsiorcs, Inl3woCd, Dunaly, CathcaIt and
other places.
HE Yn.s says The accounts from Germany
show that the demand for United States Bonds has
not cXltrcnccd the flyltcst diminuiion. The
parcels brought to London ly The weekly steamers
and transmitted Ia frankfort are absorbed n last
a. they arrlvo, at prices which yield good profit o
al. -. Ia l. .cuIy .Ifl Il Al
reg rdod By the EXISTING holders almost wlth gratii-
cation, instead If dsmay, since they appar nily
entertain 10 doubt Of ultimate payment IN fl,
and cons quently consider that each decline SIMPLY
enables tDom 10 increase their acquisition Of
securities forced OF b. tie Americans AZ atrcmcn.
dous sacrifice from tie mOmentry IrysSurc OF
circumstance.
The Tines. in q leader, Of Monday, says: Jus
tee 10 the Fedcrals alone would compel tho world
TO acknowledge that the Confederate position ~
imprcgnablo; both by sea and by land the southern
tclIitoTy is formed ior dolcnse-4Il except mere
fringe of the vast territory is as uucC8qucrcd now
il three years ago. IL ~ not ut all necessary
that We should ike side lpCr0 tnnn another, or
think better OF its cause; but may zee plainly
tina. il will never DC beaten. Where, however, adj
vice utterly fails, and is not even taken Kindly TIE
great lesson We wish TO impress on the Cabinet Of
Washington il, that lti9anis ere Lot ht judges of
their own quarrel and will, therefore, il they are
wise, take advice accept uupires, or bow 10 trbu-
nals. Here il great and lamentabc instance IN
the quarrel Of Denmark with Germany The Amor
leans only doing what the Danes have done Ia
their cost. IL would not be an easy task 10 aLi-
trate between North ana South. day viii como
when Ireland Will not shed Its blood ike water for
pufcly American quanel, nor will tho AmcncaAs
themselves Streets full Of oripples, orphans and
widows, fields tiled by women, ald trade passing
into the hands of newly-Gnycd foreigners, VIII be
a terrible continent on the successive calls for
Millions"
Another case under the Foreign Enlistment act
was tliod at tho Liverpool asaizos on Saturday. j
Two merchants, naIned Jones and Iigiat, were !
charged with ag enlisted men 20 servo on
board the Confederate cruiser Georia. IL was
proved clearly that both the defendants had engaged
seamcn to JOIN the Japan at Greenock for voyage
to China. japan being the name under which tie
Georgia got out the Clyde. Ii Was also shown that
Jones was present when the Confederate cOlOls
were hoistod on board the vessel of the coast of
France, and the scamen were asked to Join the ship
for a cruise against Federal merchantmen CoII-
eel for the defendants objected that there was TO
case, iuasmuch as the actual enlistment took place
out OF the United kingdom. Tho point was L.
served The jury found tho defendants guilty but
Judgment was reseucd until the objections raised
have been decided By superior courI.
The London TINES in leader of Tuesday, on the
intelligence brought by the Europa, SAYS: "On
the whole, think It likely that Gen. Grant will
not abandon the campaign. Such Il confession Of
failure would throw bli -ht on his own reputation
and would also iIjure President Lincoln himself in
his electoral schemes. There il general feeling
that this campaign Is the great trial of tho war;
tbat tho capture of Richmond Is the test of the
ability OF tho North to make any permanent in
preston Oil the Southern States. H. Ia tho fourth
year Of tho war the largest arny ever assembled
under the Federal flag, one Of the Target and best
appointed that any Government eyer placed in Tie
field rctires beaten after tremendous losses, the
North mar he expected 10 loso heart in Inc great
contest, and perhaps 10 turn In anger is rulers.
We believe, therefore, that tie campalgL will con-
tnue, unless the danger to Washington be go great