New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29

British Government for 1863 at a70'41'62o whics
shows an available surplus over all expenditures oi
R2 622 $50. II An
n the chair 10 protest against Ehshsh lV'I' NV" -
the Daro- German dispute, NJ, ,,oro
that one ~ tine fastest scrcw-steamers afoat was ato'
t he nt 10 cruise ali er the Alabama and other Rebel pi
rates at the sole expense Of Two flrst-casa Engis n"
who had suffered by the doines of these vessels
Manchester EIamiaer asks, Gan TINS DO hno'"N' "'"
Tolerate dodgep
SEIZURE OF TIE PAMPERo.
On Thursday the case of Her Malety's AZ
yoeate against John Fleming and others olalmins nv
vessel Pampero seized in the Clyde Che ION OF De
conoher last under the Foreign Enfoinent sct' was
called at Eduburgh before Lord Ornflale, sitting rs
Judge in Exchequer. AS in the csse of the ieAauS'
the Information contains % counts setting lofh wv ~
tent AID act Of equipment kttng OUT ara . serTiee
the said vessel that it might be employed IN mo 81 49,
Of the Confederate States IL orIer 10 commit
against the United States Che Two hostne he
designated, and the intent and ACT o. 'nc riatv OF
eoribed In the different counts Ia ge"t 'ario.! :"
WAYS In conclusion, the information Ir'.slvv i9
rnent Of forfeiture OF the sp us tachie hrinr
ture, &c. There was large pa; co. no cynots and
made for the Crown "a pursner, ana lo' NV y"
builders separately as defenders ,.o .ba respit
brief preliminary discussion TOOK pace, 'h7 i
Of which was that the defenders aelveI ~ I'm ,yas
minnie of denial setting forth That the information
bad IN law and untrue in iGct ana tOoMl"E 10,
on the countrynsmely ~ oPpeai 20 a.Hi!, " f ne
don for The builders, who nave h'u Vi Ic,a,oa Inv
vessel for part OF the price winch w"ud ue y!
ituyo ~ the sbip said there several objecl"ns
which occurred 20 them. and Which they hopeU " my
opportunitya Of stating eiiAef III the ipSv
hate on the relevancy on the trial before te Jus
Mr. clifford foT the Grown, said tue defenders ust Ply
in their pleas ana tGke their stand upon aem; anu t'
re saw them he would NOT pledge nunseiI 10 any
ular course but he would assure taeh .ns no OVS
Ngouli be thrown in the way % ialT ilal Lolu vi
dale said that perhaps IL mig be desirable that She pre-
lmiusry points should be to some extent oPeea uon
hat haNa fuii IN
or whether the whole should not 60 10 the jury
Tie case was then adjourned till Saturday
THE ALABAMA.
It is currently reported that in few days or, one
Of the fastet ieaners atOat would icale blt-
sh port on q cruise after the Alabama lhs ne W
steamer has been purchased and u being ted out al
the sol. expense Of two hIstcass English mouse s-ohe
I'm London and the other In this town btth OF Nno
have suffered heavily IN consequence oil re depieuu
lions Of the famous Confederate cruiser Ihe new YES
sci il is expected viii steam three or four knots iastef
man the Alabama ever could or viii do besido being
ruch Stronger and when armed carrying guns O such
celher md eonstrction) the chances OF tho Alabama
being able cope with her viii be hopeess She wiz
he commanded by man who hes gained lnuch noto'
rety in connection with ocean navigation ana IN whom
CAPT Sommes will find a foo worthy OF his steer;
The mission OF this steamer, while i WIZ be clehy
to hunt and catch the Alabama, viii also be directed
against the c4her Confederate cTuisrrtbeoiEls, RON
~ Ranrabarnock SHOULD the latter ~ 10 sea- and
Tuscaloosa Already two barks have left England VIII
Goals for the new cUmcr which VIII be discharged OIL
two ports when TINS Ve'tci VII nd"c I'o4 2,
devious This steamer of course viii act IN conjunction
with the Federal cruisers now on the lookout Tor tne
Alabama. We may here repeat that this action on tn,
part of British merchandise prompted by heavy eomDhed
and sOna losses in the destruction OF neu'i NJ goods IN
American bottoms and also by the fact that hitherto h
tine efforts of the Federal nav! 10 capture the Alabama
have been fru!iless.
! THE ALABAMA AT SIYGAToRg.-1be Straits Times
OF the 9Th Of January, saws; The great subject o.
interest during the past fortnight has been The
arrival OF the Alabaruu herc mr. operations IN ttC
Ia. ~ alagca
rived here on tie night OF TIE 2st and neat morning
at 10 o'clock proceeded TO New HaFbsT where Sic to1a
" 800 tnns Of Goals On the ed she lay al the wharf
open for inspection when als every person in Snga
pore paid her visit Ii is worthy OF remark, however
tAat there no display Of Enthusiasm In her behalf
and that public demonstration whatever was made
I in her favor"
e Of AIaty, Commerce and Navigation signed b
Mr.. Dubois. tie Minister for Hayti, and NJ kaston
COnsu-(ensTG for Liberia, behalf az their resIeo
tive Negro Republics. Much advantage Ia anticipate,
from this treaty 10 the social political and commercial
relations between these kindred nations. One OF ia
articles - follows "Ssyetrade - assimilated 4
piracy; il is vigorously prohibited. and tho vessels
the two States which may be engaged in this inamou
traffic shah he judged aud punished according 10 t
laws i'll foTce In their respective oountrioa agains
e piracy" This is more string e1t tsn any article who
O. Il mas been possible TO introduce into any previou
&c treaty by the Lberian Consul and there lie naniies
u propriety in the two negro nations dtD0unong Save
e trade piracy and Furnishing 10 accordingly Ever
nation has laws against piracy but lew have them agas
piracy Uayi and Liberia have just done, and ais
allow the right of search England and America hav
lately DONE this Gefarious traffic would be pat dow
effeotDaly Anti-SiaYery Reporter.