The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

Confederate vessels Aaos sssty TAO sane TgaS 20 WIS.
Of sy rs federal usssis haze Bus muss always DO 70.
Mebersd that neither q them arc entitled 70 mako any
ssch capture except for he purpose o. taking mo mp
for adjudication before prIze court
The Case Or the Pnmpcrs,
M DAIGLisu asked Tho Under Secrelary OF Sat0 f0s
Foreign Aflrs whether tho government Was prepared
steamers seized by ,no government on tho plea thai
those vessels Intended fer tho Confederate States Of
mens had declared themselves Sa.snea with when gwen
by Tho Danish ambassador. since This ship had becn
before tho courts she had been offered to her haesys
Mr. LAYARDI think tho House will sec Thai tho
arc nos al oil similar. In tho case Tho Danish minis
ter before hosltes commenced, wishing 10 spare her
Majesty government all Tho embarrassment possible,
cano forward and gavo ,he fullest Information that
III the other case evsry knd Of sutt'fge soas used and
every psans for sdin0 nc asO sc had RECOURSE TO- ana
eminent 70 enter into similar % which
they bad entered into with ihe Danish minister but her
no saVe 'fdnsI iSss
which her haes!y's government! placed tho fullest re-
ranteo could DO given upon which hor haostye govern
meat could place reliance.
American Anairs In ParIfament.
In Tho House Of Conamona the 10th tho subject Of
naval srmaments vac debated Z was eontended that
Lord g. Paset oomoalel The statement. and
than Franco In tho matter Of guns, and also that In
the matter OF effective proectles England was be-
American government the Admiralty had been enabled
seDd 90 intelligent ocer Of the navy 70 inspect the gun
was sxusc.eS a. , s guns ne nrcsp and
what progress has been made.
In The House OF Lords the 18th Of March the Earl Of
Cork gave notice. behalf OF Marquis OF Canricarde,
that the 18th the Marquis would for copies Of
any correspondence that may have taken place between
latiye the OF British consuls those States
and the cessation Of their functions.
Tho appeal in the Alexandra case came before the
House OF Lords tho 11h The Attorney General opened
the proceedings on behalf Of the crown
The Pasha OF Egype and the Steam
Rams.
Mr. Justice ReloY. on the 9Th inst granted an nppca
zion for commission 70 the Pasha OF Egypt and
other Witnesses at Cairo, relative 10 the steam rams
seized on the Mersey.
Federal Emlistments An Ireland.
Mr.. RoEaucx said bog 10 give notice that on going
tonAs tho Solicitor General told the House tina,
her &aesty's government intend to reuonstra.e with
ment Of agents for Illegal purposes and the First lord
Of Tho Treasury has declared that the OF hor
Majesty desires maintain strict neutrality between
tho Confederate and the federal States, Is Intended ~
the government 70 rcp'0asyats with me 5oceyRnn OF the
,sera, saltes on Me sapl0.eM oytasn Of egss u, Ire
land for s purpose Of eniii0 soldiers, .aec Of h~
MGjessy3 (Crles Of "Hear, hearty
German Sold re- for the Union Army
From tho London Times, March 81
Enssmens Of German soldiers FOR the federal service
hundred and thirty..ix Germans, mapy or whom have
seen service have arrived in Liverpool to embark Tor
pec rough soryico but oil anxious TO receive their
bounty money 500, before leav ng England and come
refuse 10 embark without IL.
American Enlistments I'm Germany.
From the Liverpool Mercury, Marched
In yesterdays Mercury mentioned the arrival OF
hundred andforiy Germans in this town from Hull,
who, II alleged, had been engaged by federal agents
Northern army These men state that tney came here
under agreement to be paid much bounty and pay
aud they refused 10 leave Liverpool unless they paid
or receive guarantee for the amount which has been
promised 10 them. On their arrival here they quar-
tered in various German boarding. houses. Their move
mens directed by person who, It is stated had
the management OF the arrangement for their transmits
Of their aSoanty' this Individual became non ss and
the men are consequently left In the lurch
made since their arrival that a. the commencement Of
the difficulties 10 regard to the Schlcswig Iolstein
which was being raised % Support the cia%s
or tie Duke OF Agusenburg to the sovereignty Of those
entered the duches and for the nonce shovod the pre-
tens Of the duke II deemed advisable that his
army, should be disoanded This measure took place
ensuethe volunteers being favorable TO the claims OF
the duke ard opposed to the pretensons OF Austria and
ceved ptmaton from the chief Of police that they
must quit the locality twenty four hours and they
kingdom. At This iuncture person who aa,M'sa the
position OF corporal 10 the schleswig army point
ca OUT 10 the voiuhteers tnat might with advantage
transfer that yalor .ney intended for the benefit Of
vsterand to the Of the Northern states America
LIBERAL pay and bounty offered to them, and as they
were te4uired to leave Hamburg In short time and as
Several Of them had let good situations to fight for Ger
unity, they accepted the offer made TO them but,
have stated, on their arrival in Liverpool, having
misgivnRs that the they had entered into
would not be fulfilled they decln to leave this port for
America without receiving guarantee for the payment
Of their bounty.
II Is circumstance worthy Of remark In this strange
affair that all emigrants leaving Hamburg for England
elsewhere require 90 have their passports rcd by the
police but In this present the allowed 10
leave without any such preliminary being gone through
and the Inference ia that the authorities. wishing TO
get the men who disbanded out Of the way
az the present iuncture OF affairs In Germany,
wnked at their departure for England. The
nuke OF Augustenburgs corps was composed OF
cases LETT comfortable situations 10 further what
they supposed was the Of German unity and the
disbandng such body Of men. trained TO the use Of
arms, Seems 60 have been looked upon favorable
opportunity for those who anxious 10 promote the
have arrived In Liverpool have done the State s
vice having served years 10 the Prussan and
Austrian army. few among their number having re-
ceived medals for being engaged In fighting the battles
IN which they placed they have applied for advice
aud assistance 10 the Bremen and ambarg consus at
this port but those gentlemen declined 70 interfere
gardng the transaction altogether illegal Their
OF peculiar hardship and n something In not
done TO help them doubt OF their number will
suffer severely.
is stated another contingent or hundred and
ifty men was expected from Hull but the parties who
have the OF the expedition hearing OF the
difficulty that had occurred in Liverpool. ordered the
men 10 be detained IN Hull until matters were made
smooth here.