New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
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The Novn-scotinn's News.

The following is a summary Of the Noya-Sco-
tans news, brought by the AustralaSian. The Nova
Scotan Jeff Liverpool at l30 on the morning of April
It'll. and Londonderry on the eth
Tho House of Lords tic 9Th delivered Judgment in
the Alabama case. Six legal Lords present. The
Lord Chancellor first gave his Judgment
lilo argued that under the provisions OF an act known
A. the Queens Remembrancer Act" there was no
authority u make such rules tie nrons OF EXohequer
bad made He therefore moved thai me appeal Of tue
Grow be dismissed. with costs. Lords 81 Leonards,
q elmsfordc and KingsdONnc concurred while Lords
Crauworth and Wcnscydale were IN favor oil the hear
ing OF the appeal by the EIcbeluer Chamber The ap-
peal wa, therefore dismissed. with Costs.
The London TM6s remarks that the final decision uas
been pronounced technically subtle and narrow
beyond even tno ordinary B'urownrSS Of law For INC
prc sent The victory remains with the defendants But
It Is impossible to suppose That tue Government Nl
acquia see IN the law laid down by the two senior
judges 81 the EXchoquer, or iail TO bring any new
offender 10 account even II II should render necessary
another struggle in the courts Of law:
IRl LoH-o1 Times adds: II the Foreign Enlistment
aet 10 iasui cent 10 repreis enterprises eHdangtrnS
TIE peace Of The country surely is better u apply to
the Legislature than trust tnat ia some future case
resort b! of exceptions III carry tho man ques-
uJA to n tribunal which may reverse the Judgment al'
Tas Soisasa understands Tint the case OF the PAM
perD has been settled the owu's cons"htng To Fe''
dict for tue Crown and the nominal forfeiture Oh Tie
vessel Tlry are however 10 ~ iu possession NJ the
vessel trade with her. make gyiHohs on heT, Dut not
sell h0T Tor two !eais, except win ihe coSeLt Oh te
Crown. .
Tas Morning Post in is City article says the Con.cd
crate loan Is ABOUT 20 be place on new VSs con-
bued French and English uDdtIu-rSg, N which TIE
Confederate Government has an Gc;Ne interest, IS IN
nci,e formation. hssing for It's object to organize
regular system q block de running from tGe various
| Confederate ports for the export of cotton.
The capital il 10000 sterling. shares are 70 10
arotr only t. the holders of Confederate bonds. The
coEpsnys rtetmcrs are take out cIrgOcs to supply
the wants 81 the Confederate Government. II Is esq
mf;ed that ere whole ths bonds OF Gle Cou!.doiut,
Au may h. exchanged and prot uce exported
tom Soutsorn ports within twelve months.
The rrtmocIs Of the Company are said 10 be gentle
me.i oG capital ead long ycstd IL blockade renuing
Tie fsicst steamers 10 bo cmpioyed But In uFde
reduce the risk very large cargo viii not be ihtrust
| cd 20 aay ono scsarL .
! t. IsHsss draws attention to petroleum "a SlDstl
| tu,c SIR co,l and recommends pcr.ncats Ia In
| gland well as Amrrca.
Tho affairs OF tho Atlantic Steam Company CGalW az
| lind were being wound up.
Ca tbs night ol the Jth thc Prussaus before ptppe
drove IN H., Danish outpO,ts ana 0Ok up position -
PAGES boy ond the first parallel
! Three Austrian Sess,Is Lad lelt Lisbon Dr III
| Ei,tic.
| The London Globe hopes OF tho first acts OF Ia
Congress wIl be- TO compel tie belgcrents 10 de'st.