New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30

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The Edinburgh arrived at Queenstown OF a m. on
Che 18th january and reached Liverpool on the morning
Of the 10th.
Great Britain.
TBB REBYL PRIyATERB RAPPAHANNocK.
The investigation into the circumstances OF
Che fitting ont and departure from Sheerpess OF the
1ebel prYateer Reppshannock, late III. IL steam gun
vessel Victor had terminated II was ascertned that
certain officials at Sheerness dockyard had been guilty
of gross neglect Of duty and at the same time com
united an unwarrantable violation OF the Neutrality
laws and the Government has accordingly DECIDED on
prosecuting the principal offender. warrant was
therefore Issued for the apprehension OF VIM Humble
PRINCIPAL Engineer and Inspector Of Machinery afoat
The accused was Appreciated, but liberated b! ths
Rochester Bench on heavy bail NO proceedings hso
ct been ordered against any OF the other officials nor
against the Government pilot who pilOted the ktPpa
hammock from the More.
Pampero the vessel recently seized IN the Clyde by
Government the suspicion that she WAS intended for
Che service Of toe Confederate States, has now come
Anto the Court OF Session an E1chequer cause. anu
Nil shortly be debated before Lord 0rnsdale."
The Right Hon f. Peel, one OF the UndGr secreta-
Ties Of tie Treasury had been addressing his c1n.ua
American BE pointed out the uagnltuae OF we
undertaking. the burdens the North was imposing on
ttsef and rhe necessity for EBglsnde neutrshly. "a
Verng to the Alexandra case he said the policy OF the
Government would be 10 do Il would De done p enc
se hoped when the war was over Dotn SIDES Woee NC
&nowlsdse that Epgiands conduct hso ossn enIneuH'
fair. -, A..
II IL announced that the steamer Germsna from
southampton the l4th for New. YORK tooK oue se,
rsl heavy siege guns of large cahbst nom tno 10"
2ioor Iron Works it Is presumed 0r ES1ers use. r,
eops--osned Jonss Higbat. aud WIdiDg-enssgeo ID
Shs shin chandeTy business we're summoned 70 sPpeaf
The ,es service Of the Confederstes The de
Yendant Highat was the only oae that attended. Inc
rosaontoa wos conducted on behalf Of the Government
he council for the defendants denounced the case a.
Che greatest truDpery ever got up and condemned
sn severe terms the espionage pursued IN England py
Hhs American Government The defendaH vas hed
over TO answer in Lis recognzanoes Tor %So s1o
~ Two sureties Of 1850 each.
Arreeaby 10 advertisement the steamer Great East
nrD was offered for sale at auction in Liverpool on the
afternoon OF the 18th ns and the event attracted az
oyerfowing atteSdaDce 20 the cotton saIesro0m Inc
&rst and only bid was one OF 5000 and after waiting
me time the suctoneer announced thai be was snthor
fed to bid &l34O0O for the owners No @dTanee beng
offered upon tnS sum- the vessel was Knocked down 70
Che owners bid. The notorious steamer Gibraltar aas
Ibs Suuter was afterwsrd put up for sale. end wGs
finsIy knocked down for f4,5Cc.
The Duke Of Cambridge tho Conmanoerln-Ch ie1 OF
che army. hsd approved the verdict In the Crarley
LOurt.M0ral aad recommended that be carried out
terrific gunp WIDER explosion occurred at Liverpool.
en the evening Of the 18th Of January vessel named
Sho Lofty Sleigh lying Ia the river bound Tor Africa
took fire. and deserted by her crew after they found
ST impossible 10 ubduo the flames The vessel was soon
blown TO atoms. and the cOncsdOn was so great that
She destruction Of glass In Liverpool and Brkenhead
sss most extensive, and the greatest alarm and con-
sternatsn for time prevailed People weTs knocked
dova in many PLACES but no loss Of LIFE ~es reported
selLknown hoGse o. Frederick HUH q Co. Of London,
4 tTeary Of smity commerce, ard navigation be;
tween the two negro republics OF Liberia and Hsyu
bad been signed 10 LoDdOa.
FHB PRINCESS OF WALES AND THR INFANT
PRIECE.
Frcse sAe Lancet.
The ACCOMPLISHMENT OF Her Royal Hlgness was
mot altogether 80 sudden and without premonitOry
arniugs az hos been currently reported nor 10 there
shy reason 70 suppose that premaurely hasiened
G1fgkg .f.u aWtat aSAt IN
tsarier psrt Of the day which u the most eIpe
riepoed Of the Indies around the Princess attributed 70
what proved ater 70 DO the true cause But Her Royal
dslbe 20 what, Ia ordinary phrase is called making
gss and this occasion preferred TO pass over these
On setarang from tho ics. at about O'Clock the
yvmptoms were more urgent. telegram was then
dspstohed 10 London for Dr. Sieveking Physician in
I1rdinary 10 her Royal Hghness Presently the aspect
~ Affairs became unmistskeblo. second telegram
VIZ then dispatched for Dr.. Fare, who lad been ap
pointed scooUcheur to her Royal Highness Meantime.
however II evident that more immediate aid was
tequired, ard Mr.. Henry Brown Of W mdsoT wa sum
Eooned aud had the happiness Of bringing the infant
Prince into the world AT Brown ID general pfect
oner Of considerable local repute and eooys the con-
Edspoe Of The Royal Family with whom no has been
bsbtuaIy brought into professional relations.
DR. SeVekiug reached Frog1a0rs 81 about p. m,
Immediately after t-s infant was born and Dr.. Fare
who had come down b. special train instantly on
peiYing bis sunDons arrived afterward AL the ar
,ancernents had boon made, Ia known. for the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT have Iaken place al tie beginning Of
Narch q. NaIbOTough.hOuse, o. IL was there not
anything In readiness nor was any nurse present and
az asrna experience Of the Countess Of Macclosfed
Vas moot usefuL DR. Fare has remained ut Frognore
In ooptjuuous attendance throughout the week. DIR.
seyaking bias also visited her Royal Highness daily,
,,ntil Wednesday when be was attacked severely
With muscular rheumatism Of an eoutely painful char
ncter after returning from his visit that be has since
bssn and is now temporarily confined By 1t 10 bed
IL nav 10 we'll perhaps, here 10 explain the various
higDatures Of the bulletins whica have attracted some
Attention. The explanation Ia ample Tie nrst bolle
IN 1gas signed BY Dr.. SieyeEng and MI Brown, Tor
ehey were Tho two medical gentlemen actually 10 at
fandADce On the Princess a. the moment tho bulletin
as ssuedtbat &c. immediately after Tie birth Of the
InfanL On Dr. Fares arrival be was OF course, pat
X ohsy1s Of the case Mr.. Brown. who had so happily
erforsed tho portent fnhctons which en- emergency
aed for retired and leaving the ilnstous patient as
H. the proper and necessary custom, IN the hands of her
nppo nted attendants. 81,
b. Fare ss aocoucheur and DR.. Sieveking o. ply
x,cso In ordinary continued n attendance, and there
E,re signed the daily bulletins during the week Su1se-
nnsntly DIR. Seyeking being temporarily disabled, Dr.
Par who has Throughout boon In constant charge OF
r Rogs Blgbnsss signed 6iBgiy tho bulletins which