New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

which has already grown 70 ruch omeDsfoDs m tee
United States 10 becoming porient.ps here aiso. Up
70 tho time Of Gen Bankss Order. Mr.. Lincoln was
idolzed here Tha, order suppressed BY Tss Diiy
Neos The AorsiHs Sar and other friendly Journals u
the full faith that Il would be.disapproved and revoked
ct Washington NE Union ard Emancipation sccie'y
Of London. has held two meeting, especially called 70
consideT s duties arising from THE state Of taings-s
distinguished Member Of Parliament ng in The chair
There not single dissenting voice 70 The cecs
lou that the policy toward the negroes Of The Southwest
is TO be characterized by only two worasstupdJ and
infanous At the first meeting il was decided to ap-
point distinguished member q the Society 10 frame
kindly letter Of protest to Mr. Lincoln, which should be
sigaed by John BRIGHT j. 6. MIL and other distin.
gushed friends Of our country AID Subsequently
1. was determined 10 enbody their Jews In resolution
Of the society, and = ward through Mr.. Adams. This
resolution viii earnestly the President that bis
best friends here feel that be a. IN allowing serio In
the Southwest taking the country hy the fatal path
that Jed TO 80 much trouble and loss in the
! Wot Indies. Tie deepest anxiety IL felt
on this snhect here's and have reason 10 believe that
a yery distinguished a1thor wh Ose pen Eobly ascot
sted with Freedom s preparing letter upon the whole
subject which win be addressed 10 the people OF Amer
lea through some eminent prson. At present yon can
little conceive the humiliation which fbe true friends
Of America subjected by the taHnts Of their and
our foes. This very morning for example, under the
heading. The Negro Foond Ont, Tie Ssi.rdag Rere
has poisoned barb for and for Freedom 1t declares
that far from there being any feeling about the hn
manly Of the negro In The North. NOT eren me Aui
Siovey h0os criticized e0HdsnHea BaHkSs ssie0
sinoit Of seIJd0a sH L04isaaE5. Nothing, II say s.
" coud be decisive and ineligible than TIE YER
diet VI Northern papniar opinion IN tbs matter IL
then goes on TO declare that the negr0shovs himself
only III for this; that the Ab1Onisls have now iound
the negro outs" that IL Is matter Of deep regrci that
England did not iiDd BIN out before enaneiPaas nun
in tho West Indies. AS Tie Saturday Reriep Dnrks TO-
day ths Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart OF the Aoiy
F, press throughout England wlll bark morrow.
! The Government II naturally very much startled py
the defeat which it brought IN the
House Of Commons last ghi- To get the poor maoI!
Of seven is really decided consure and the worst OF
thai IL point in which would be disastrous ioI
PsmeTston IL 20 before the country by diss0Vng faT
lament The people are especially angry on the suD.
ect Of TIE twenty thirty little wars against
smsh l9eieh u ipes uuipIE .he lhs. to rha ia
this Ashantee affair is the dsFraceful climax Inc ere
ments OF the may be summed up IN lew W"rus
Richard Pine Governor Of Cape Coast Castle; askel
permission Of the English Government to invade and
Il il seemed possible conquer the Kingdomof Ashantee
with 900 British AMI 5000 savage EAT Iadla troops
The Ashsntee King. Quseeo Dua9, Yves not ePproa.hp
ing the English lines at the time the Duke OF Aesceue
put the whole matter very Improperly upon ths shout
ders of Mr. Frederick Rogers, Permanent nder bvy-
yetaT, who gave an assent to the project in the eb
sehcs and With the sanction OF the Secretary OF s1ate
The English troops never saw. any enemy but famine
and fever by whom thsy sutared the l"ss ~
and 600 troops. All Of this vas ihe result of
IglSe nndorafSNilnX 10 DsBn WILL anu NfIl pVoi
conmisssriat, &c. Sir j. Hay. who had lost a
brother by tue expedition. brought the matter
before Parliament IL Is well understood that Y sir
J. Hay had not at the close OF his speech, made
the whole matter party Issue. by linking q
with the Danish and other questions the vote would
have been decidedly against the Government. As 1t
was such r. a. Taylor, John Bright. Golden
and others did not at all few Of them voted Tor
| the Government, and the defeat (now predestined)
STAY cd of little longer. But Sir j. Hay has doie
something better than bring vote Of censure upon the
Governments he has exposed horrible system Of odlons
policy and nismanageinent Of which the Engish Gov
ernment has for years been guilty. 80 the Ministry
win last longer: much longer, however. There Is
threat of censure hanging over IT In the House OF
Lords and whether 1t shall fail or not VIII depend
entirely upon the Of the Conference, which now
bids fair leave the Government at war Indeed the
air lie fn Of omens II is Noticeable that the host
IA, 1--WE have been bued long enoughi are making
enemies Of all sides the world over. What's the use OF
| our big amy and our iron cads. Let's put them 10
work" OF course, when the comes IL viii be for
Denmark; and Denmark having conceded her ultimate
possibility, and the Allies being dissatisfied VIII II,
The probabilities Of war within few weeks are very
MI Lindsay again postponed HIS motion Tor Southern
recognition which was 10 have come on last evening In
leans that this motion is postponed from time 70 time
Elm ply TO wait upon the tdiDgs from America IL Is
meant 20 be a hairstrnng sword over rs. AT the mo-
ment when tdings are brought that Grant has aoan,
doned his campaign been defeated, Mr. Lindsay will
be- ready strike while the iron IL hot; and n Grant
succeeds he need onI allow 1t 10 lie over But ~ Is
i
be will in reply 10 that motion move the previous cues
ton e. grieye say, friends in the House re-
gard the feeling in the House as suoh that were II re-
enforced by defeat 1t would be safest not 10 meet
| but TO slave of
Mr. j. c. Thompson. colored men, and once slave
IN Virginia has written an able and caustio fevlewoi
the appeal published from the Confederate Clergy lew
months ago the Christian world In behalf Of toe IN
stuton OF Slavery and their own position ms fugi-
tive slave has something 70 say aud ne Shows plainly
to shield system which annuls every OBJECT 70 which
Christianity consecratcd. Mr. Thompson ability Is
calculated to remind people Of the cabeT OF the men
whom slavery is irving to rob of ell ennobles life
! The pamphleI " I'll have wide circulatios
William Smith 0Brien is dead. He was OF an an
Client and honorable family tracing clear descent Ion
| u centuries. lie the second son Of Sir Edward
OBreu Raruuet OF RrODslaId. County Clare. and
brother Of Lord Inehequin lie was born in isoo and
educated at Harrow end Trinity college Gam
bridge. lie was the Member sr Ennis. and AZ
terward for Limerick. for - conseeu,iye years.
Though a Protestant he supported Daniel UCon-
In 1919 he went ~ Paris 70 show his ,ymps,hy
with tue French Provisional Government, and II the
same year took up arms against the Queens Govern.
the South Of ireland. For this he was expelled from
the Hosss 81 Commons, tried fol high reason ana sen
fenced 10 death His penalty was committed 70 Danish
| iahment 10 q penal ciiiuy (van Dieman land. IN
1856 the spirit revolution having subsded1n Ireland
be as permitted return TO Europe the Indulgence
being at frst limited TO The Continent DC resided :.
then IN Belgium Soon however. he was permitted 10
reinrn O. his cunnry seat Limerick. E5cre he has
linee resided. lie has !sey furnished life OF deyo'
iiou to Liberty by base appeals 10 tue Irish against ne
died on Friday az Bangor, North Wales
The P-tc OF Newcastle viii probably not live long
| be is very III.
Eliot Mrs Lewes) begins uew country novel IN the
Cornhii IN July. y curious medica! novel has op-
peAred with the title; Who wins Being the uto'
biography OF Samuel Basii Garlic goId, N. D. y.
Homeopathic Story" J. A. -. joan, suthor q the
mot delicious Of All histories Of " The Manners ana