Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-11

We find the following in the London Iadsx OF the 7th
July, received by late arrival at this port. 1t may
be of some interest. Lord CARLrsLR is the Yiceroy
of Ireland -
FEDERAL EsLsTyENT IN IRELAND.
From the Dublin Gazette
By THE LoRDILzUrENAFr or IRzLAsD
CARLsLE-Wherea in and by her Msjesty's r oval
Proclamation, published the London Gu<ette the
l4th day of May, 1861 her Majesty declared her Roy
al determination TO maintain strict and impartial neu
tralty in the contest between tie Government OF the
United States of America aud tie States styling them
selves the Confederate States Of America and her Ma
esty did thereby charge and command all Der loving
subjects to observe strict neutrality in and during
the hostities between The sad States and to abstain
from violating conravenipg either the laws or stat
utes of tie realm in that bel a or the law of nations
in relation thereto, they would answer to the con-
trary at their peril A. her Majesty did also thereby
warn all her loving suhjects aud all persons whatever
entitled to Der proecoa, that if any OF them should
presume in contempt CT that her Royal proclamation,
and OF her high dspleaeure to do any acts In deroge-
lion OF their duty subjecs OF neutral sovereign 10
the said contest n violation eontravention OF the
law of nations 10 that behalf-as, for example, and
especially (amones other thngs9 by entering IN
to the mil AIRY service OF either of tue said conterding
parties commissioned or non commissioned Officers
or solders-all persors Tending would incur and be
liable to the penalties and penal consequences by the
statutes Of the f!ty-nnh year CT tie reign OF his
late Msjesty King George III, instituted An Act
to prevent the eniising or e gogement OF biz Mats
| fitting cut or tqupirg in bis Mejesty's dcminions
vessels for warhke purposes, without his Mejesy's
lIcense' by the law OF natl chs On that behalf i'm
posed or dent uocd And whereas there to be-
lave that many OF her sstys subj CHS have been in
uced to 90 and mbsrk from various arts OF the United
Kingdom to tie United States OF America by false and
usve pr mises OF employment upon railway ard other
public works in the aad United States and of high and
greatly erave wages for their labour In en- b EN-
poyment and have after their arrival in the said
United SaeF, en- ur her induced to enter into the
military service Of Ihe said StaeE and to serve therein
as soldiers against The sad Confederate States of Amer
cn contrary their orig ina intention, and in ecu
tempt of her Majesys said Royal proclamation These
are therefore, all such persons against the rsk
and danger which they may incur by accepting oe of
employ ment az abonrers 10 tie said Uuised States,
wbere by they may be entangled in military srvice 10
the said contest between tie sad United States and tie
said Confederate Staes of America contrary to heir
own original intention aud in contempt OF her Majes
tvs said Royal proclamation. Aud that all persons
who may be entering, der the circumstances ntore-
said into the said military service, act 10 violation aud
CONFIRMATION Of their du'y suffice OF her MI sty,
and of the law Ct nations in relation thereto, aid will
incur and be l;able to tie several penalties and penal
qrences by said atatute the Law OF nations
IN tAat behalf imposed or denounced, and wall also, by
such misconduct, incur her Majcsys high dspeasure.
Dated at Dublin Castle, the 25ih day of JuEe 1864.
By his Excellency's command,
THOMAS a. LARCoM.