New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
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Itere MO. No nous OF tho Overtime ltcamer SaZ0nh
az Southampton whom Che hnstrAafilh i't seil'l'
The Jura remained flnt On The eanda broF hiHc4iNo'
Npnrly al the cargo lad been s1cly landed lit snP
has parted in .wo 9bsf the innn'l aud her SIN -
deeply mbeJdcd IN tho se'd. II u doubtful i she ra'
b. rot on. rho steamer MDEiy.tn taxes hci piee
for Portland IN the l0ih Of NoyemDer.
The steamer IoiUssia which cii southampton On me
"a inst Tor New-York, ana PIT bach On ,he ictoWrS
da, mad two OF the ans OF Der propeller nok-h Nh'
od Star, Point Size yould ~ into doekal Sonlhamptcn
end aner being Gttcd with "a new propeller, Noho
resume her voyage 30 New York.
tue CUnsrd Company ann0rnc' that ihc1 .Fti'-A'9
lire 0f emgrnn, scTex steamer hCtwe' iNelpoo
sud New. York "a fuai ended during tie p dep Ns
zion OF the American trade, bat VII BE- resumed - w
Us suffer, nj lhigeci ent OTefs.
rbe new screw tearcr Cuba taI % h'r pace III 'he
Cnnnrd NAL service next month starting Oh hor hrsi
"Trip to New orS on the Sd cl December.
The Official inquiry into the los OF TIE steamer VI
tario Wns IN progfess at Liverpool
TIL MGRchcEr GaGfdlga says. - feT w'tM ago
We noticed tho departure from Liverpool ~ steamer
called the Laurel, th eboli 100 zen on DoArn' may
Of phom had served with Capt rcmme- IL vas $50
limited thni Capt Senmce was himself on board. IN
news ia o0nirlod hy dispatch received III Liverpool
from Madeira 20 tie effect thar tie laurel hou be'h
yHg ia fun, bal Bay previous 20 TIC 1il. ard eaI! on
the morning that dGy sh. steamed out tp soa and ie
largo steamer Understood 10 b. he rev Ma
bama) board Of which we're transferred TIE crew OF
The Laurel sud cargo. consisting 0i gr"s, AMMUNITION
&c. TIE stc0ner then made IOr the direction o.
In AN article IN t,e capture OF he Rebel steamer
that If the acs stated great bt'ach q iltei
national law has beeh committed hut The question -
eutrey one between Brazil and the UGt.j states now
and between Brazil and the Confederate states here
aler should they ever establish tier. independence.
T. NOT question which England can Duch even VIA
the iope,s, possible diplomatic pole.
The L. - Steamer Sacramento icit southampton ID
the "a Of November. The Tuie oiisry'd WIKI regard
~ those ships IL that every three months they nay en-
Fuglsh port and stop some tine. hut al shorter
interval thew are onl, allowed e. stop o. hours fhs
. fuf. ia .Ulo ga.a nj !
B,ginn porn American men wnI are not - sestr
eel. As som - he Sac.aneniO arrived IN Splihsmp
tou W iers Capt Haud he Admifnit! sapcrn'esden ,
~ tlat port waited -: hs Federal rbnsl snd offered
every assistance IA biz power ~ promoting me ooni.m
euce OF Capt. Wai'r. the eou.aial!i ~ the S'eFa'
meutO.
The Richmond corresponden. of The L,sioa Tine,
writing on the eth II October sass there vas nearly
panic IN the Confederate cops on tie 2sth OF Septein
her when Grant made his adfaLCe. and be had cn!
handful 4 troops 10 rcsrt Les lfoCps DO says re
Quir. rest--oiicorr and men are half worn out having
known either ~ night ~ day Tor 100 day. nhl
xnsad az the same time one ~ toe fsrces Summers
ever brown n Virgioia sesn;iy ted upog eai mostly
sal End bread without y"gci hes win OF occasion
al coffee, and other stmnIli. The Wtf'. however,
adds; ." 1t IL not In my Judgment unreasonable 70 -
pect that the hour OF gioou through which me Cor
idcrates are now pnssng-the darkest and profound
est Which they have ever ~'nessediS The SenHd o.
brighter daf."
The realization Of this prospect s'eus 20 depend IN
the opinion OF The Tins Correspondent On >EoIindn
being routed in Geo si NH Grant being kept at bay
impossible 10 saws or VIZ. Stanton ~ get tO5eshe.
such an army ~ viii be adequate 10 he cUmncrcement
~ he Spring campaip in 100. H. on the oiher hand
sherman is able Ia eXtgicate himself FROM ne crtcO
usiiOD by either bra,ug or ousHittiEg Hood, Their"
viii De Tor apprehension about Richmond durin
the coming Winter he Ike oi winch hnS never .HSte!
before.
The cate u tie convict Muller has Undergone NJ
change. lie has made no confession ire ItFt'
points out the Want Of Judgment shown by III, German
Legal Protection socciy IA tying To obtain tEe Ie
pr..e of Muller Their protested ain 10 TO AID HIN "a
proving him innocent or guilty. They have helped Ma
tcriay to prove him guilty and by further medcng,
Ii they have beitr excuse than what they have ad
duoed they will only DO lin the worst service that can
done fellow Christian during the last hours Of his
existence.
Tie Daily N,rs while giving creil. 90 the German
Society for s orertuns previous 10 the tia condemns
the present futile attempt 10 Interfere with tie coRise
OF justice.
4 man. named William Miller, a defau,ilng clerk, N
the employ Of hs>srs. Dymes Co., London, who oh
seconded 10 America recently, returned 10 England IA
lhe Isnsa ard arrested sooa as the vessel az
rYy ed of the Needles