New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-12
Great Britain.

Great Britain.
Franch iournals continue 10 A. sert that hight
IN soon take Place in the waters 81 the British chab1eI
between Federal mud Rebel cruisers. The Iigh 81
Cberboug says: THREE Federal aud iour roncasIn'G
shps bay aelv been in the channel Ihe fedei"i
ships are IN. Eeirssrge. the SLrameno aho INC
Nisgsra. Tue COniedtrates are the Ce"rs's Tue
TioriJa, the New Alabama, and the C'neiG Lee.
From Oh, MI we hcar Of two other Coniedefate wa
vessel, which have just been signaied ihrss arc THO
Paul Jones ian ominous uamel and the butterfly
This may be taken for what IL is worth Inc Geor'
ya IL viii be ernsrtsred hiss hcen sold at Liverpool
aud lie. auiety In dock there and e. some OF The
oter vessels named Aey read very much Ike phantom
ships A.. c..x.,,-
rates il theF Late rad might have taken Baltimore or
Wahington. or both. and Iha, they have lost golden
moment. 49,. - ~,
In tie House OF Commons on The 9Th July Mr.
Layatd IN reply ~ question by Mr.. kingAse "nnmer.
ecJ those r-iions Il the Slater and terrtosies Of
Mexico Which have been subjected by the army OF inc
French and those which have not yet ,ns
aut GRITTY ~ the invader. The policy OF England hnd
been 10 recognize tho de faoo Government the copdi'
,ion being that The Government should be IN possession
OF The capital. The Alchdnke Mazmlian was present
in po.sssion IL the City OF MeSiso and also 81 con.
siderable put 81 the Territory; and her Majesty
,oy en-. meat hal minated T. the Governments 81 we
knpryr u tie French that when the Arehduse should
he In MEXICO and had notified the fact o the European
Powers II WIS their Intention 10 advee the Queen 10
recognize him. They would not Wait to aaglt that
coui Sc un main portion of The States ana lefrio'
| brought within the authority OF the AfcLduke .
Lord T. How trd called affection TO the subject OF
emi,rnticn to the United staes IN rrierence 70 ,ne
proion x,tian Of the war raging IN that conntry he
com planned ol lie organized ~ stem of fraud ard deceit
which had been resored 10 by Federal agents fof en-
trapping British subjects into the unled states Arny
sud suggested that Gov should exercise greater
watchiuinrss and energy in order to pul GOWN sueh
illegal and nhuman practices lie moved Tor The pro-
/ cuction of pspefs on he subject
| Mt Lnynrd observed that Lord Howard had done
good service nv statement he bad made but he did
vbat te Government c. uld 10 mere tbah leteI'
ate the caution whiSh toy had gwen TO emigrah's
| The Foreign Office received heart rcnding accounts
II the sulerngs VI some Of these emisrent and lora
| Lyons had done bis utmost Ia deal w'ih ne caoes
brought a. his notice but difficulties so"d m his way.
owing Ia the parties themscl,u lie trusted thai ths
American Government and the local authorities would
do all they could "a check these abuses Amer lew
remarks b. Mr.. terand and Mr.. Hcnne.sy
Nr Lindsay gave appalling estimate OF the havoc
If human life caused he the hopeless oouniet between
tie North and South
Lord T.. Howard and Mr.. Lindsay, to speak IN defense
Of the northern Government, which was determined.
Lo laid. to pat down the Aaycholding kebcls
! Lord j. Manners sftor a renarE upon tie inapnro'
prmicness OF Mr. Ia, Ls speech suggested that some
warnings might be given 20 humble .migIaA1s "
! 4 u,.rica hy the Emigi alton Commissioners.
Tie motion agreed 10 After u few obser' atons
'On tLe e0th. IN tie Ii.use OF Commons Lord Pal
mon ston made explanations ~ TO the Danish ques
ton and stated that the negotiations at Vienna Won
be- carried On soe, between the beligerent The En-.
clish Government had no Intention VI interfering
| further.
| rHB QUEENS MESSAGE.
| NY LoRps AND GENTLEMEN: We are CON-
manded by her Majesty " release you frOIn further
attendance In Parliament, and at the same time convey
to sou her Maesiys Acknowledgements for the zeal I'D
sduity with which you have applied yourselves {" the
dis hatgs Of your duties during the session VI Paa
mcnt DOW brought 10 a close
| Her Majesty commands us 10 inform yon that she
greatly regrets that the cndeayors which she made IN
concert with the Emperor of the French the Emperor
IL Russia and the King " Sweden 10 bring about a
reconciliation between the German Powers and the
\ king OF Denmark, not successful, ard that the
hostitIes which had been suspended during the nego'
| tialions were again resumed. Her Majesty trusts.
however. that the negotiations which have been opened
between tue begeIeu may restore peace 10 the North
! Of Europe.
Her Majesty having addressed herself 70 the Powers
who were contracting parties IA the treaty by which
The onian Republic was placed under the prolecoIate
Of Grs Britain and having obtained their consent TO
the annexation al that Republic 10 the Kingdom of
greece ard The States " Tho Ionian Republic having
agreed thereto the Republic II the Seven Islands has
been formally united In the Kingdom II Gieece. and
her Majesty trusts that Tie union 30 nidc wiz conduce
the VeisIe and prosperity OF all tie subjects OF his
NJ jesty the King Of the Hcenes.
| Ier Majestys relations with the Emperor Of China
continue friendly. aid the commerce VI her subjects
| " tb the Chinese Empire is Incl easing
Her Majesty has been engaged In concert with the
Emperor u Austria the Emperor of the French. the
King OF Prussia, and the Emperor Of Russia. In
d-avor 10 briug TO effect amicab!e arrangement OF
differences hch had arisen between tho hospodar OF
| Modo. " nllaoha and his Suserain the Sultan. Her
M,ey has the satisfaction " Inform you that this en-
deli, or has been succeasfu.
Her Mrjesty deeply laments that the civil war In
North america has not been brought to a close Her
Majesty viii continue ~ observe strict neutrality be-
~, belliscIents. and would rejoice at friendly
| reconciliation between the ooItending parties.
| GoniIcmen Of the lionse VI Commons, Her Majesty
commands US to convey Ia you her warm aekhowl.
ed neDis FOR the liberal supplies which 700 have grant
I the service VI the present year and toward the
permanent do;ense u hor Msjes.yis docky ards aud
| Iscnals
Nv Lords and csntemcn: Her Majesty has observed
with Sssf cton that the distress which Ale civil war
Ia Emth America has created in ii the manuiao.
turing districts has To great exIeWt sb,td and her
sresty trusts that Increased supp bee Of the msts
riL u mIustIy may lie eXtIacied from countries BY
| wlich II has hitherto been scnntily faiu ished.
Tue revolt IL certain tribes Ia New Zealand has MOI
yet been qa~cd but 10 satisfactory 70 her Majesty Ia
anew thai large prtivB vi tbs Lative populA oil
tias islands have taken NO part In this revolt
| II tas been . source of much qualification 70 her
MAJESTY " observe tho rapid development u tho
Of her East Indian possessiLA and the general
soneEtlsnt Vt che psops inhsbting taose sxieasivs
/ rrgsons
Tier MsJessy has given her cordial spssot 10 many
e. u public usefulness the r~sui, ysuS labor
during the seeron brOuEht 70 = oloss.
| The act GI extending 10 women and ehildrvn en-
pl0yed ~ various tndrs tho fcgu3ations applicable u
factories In general wn tend materially 70 preerrve the
heath and improve the sdssstioa u noss an vhoss
behalf " Wa framed
TAs act for author isng the grant Of Government
nu tcs viii Encourage habits Of prudence among the
working classca and will afford them the Of
cur~ly investing the results VI their industry.
| The oct fur suthorSng further advance for pabllt
works In Of the manufacturing districts win con
Gtsts " aosviaSs w Sstssss n those dsssst& and