New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21
FROM LONDON.

why Sfidcii ana utasom AonnGcueo SnesH
Tnicmiion OF Running the Blochade-A
Rev Prejec.--Coun,er-Ifeco gnition Of
the Rebel siatcs md the New Mexicns
Empirc-King Leopold Of Belgium and
Napoleon III.-Jhe Tuscnioesn Debate
In iho Ksonse OF Corar3cns-Ensrd's
Bnms sgnin-The history Of nonsieur
Bravay, Rebel Agcnt-The Atlantic
Telegraph Gable Gnribaidi's Dcpar-
ture from Enginnd-Thc London Con-
ference-A New Map OF Eurcpe-ffcms.
From Our Special Correspondent.
LONDON. April 90 1854.
think Garibaldi and Shakespeare have pretty
fairly divided public attention this week. aud shall Rave
something TO say about both o. tn IN presently. bas
give precedence to other matters for two reason"
First because my two last letters were rainy devotss
to the Italian patriot; second because possess low
items Of exclusive American interest And here the
are:
wrote to you over month and half ago, of OF
thin notable scheme Of the leading Rebel agents IN "a
rope for running tie blockade their own account
procuring two ship loads of cotton. and forthwis
abandoning the fortunes Of the sinking Confedcracy.
It vas then confidently believed by those best nornce
on such subjects that such attempt had leon mada
ard that Mason Sldcll, Maury, Dudlcy Mann. Ensth.
and Macfalland and Others, had actually sa'ed from
Falmouth about the end of the first week In FebrnnJ.
in Of two fast sailing steamers expressly built fN
tie purpose. The Intention certainly entertained
1t has however. been either abandoned or Indefinitely
postponed Tho Rebel agents remain In Europe IN the
hore returning Srcessie by of Mexico. IN the
cutie II its brgn-ncw Emperor Mayiniian- Ihey-a
leist Mnson. dudley Mann. cx Senator Gwin OF Can.
flrnia and Maotarian6-arryed Mt brnsses on the <c
q l.. on
20 an Interview with the King OF tue Begans, whlcs
lasted for hour aud hale Srch interview
seldom remain secret in.eed these ,oni"eln ges
euen were proud Of tIcir asserted success
that they cacked about 1t in the clubs ana 50
looms Of BRUSSELS According to these rrpretens
tons Ieapold received them very fayoraOy. thnusf
he declined TO commit himself positively. H. promts,a
requesting time for consideration. 80 they Nelt M
lasuro. This King OF the Belgans. yen KNOW, mas
Notorious sneakng Kindness Tor tie hctels and aVe0
tie idea Of European incr' cnton In American anair3
lie received that enormous ass and SEM" nppfe sos
scfgppoilted "pcace advocate w. Cornell Je"ets
with such con p,ucency, that Ae Immediately IeleSrPnes
the iuporta fact 10 tile London newspapers utter h
won't TIE proposition Of the Rebel afen, 10 Leopos
is ~ follows: II ias Son'inlaw Maxiphah wiii recoy
riza the Southern [Onfederacy. its rulers WIZ IN theu
turn recognize the Mexican Empire, botn rccprOcthf
ambassadors. Thus Jeremy Diddt.r srd Mr. DIan{
might mutually endorse each Others paper thus a,sLD
rr0po,pd BlrGoph rs security to MnsteG pnmDiotos
In " an honest taking up Ire Sout erners rely
GOOD deal the counter-oe'isn 81 tn united Hliers
Government in having placed on solemn record Its Pro
Leopold Alaximilian and the arch wiiepn!er Of Dotr
puppets, Napoleon H. in thcir favor. They csnokls
over the American declaroii0n % impolitic ana ~
timed o. course the decision OF the hirs cf tho bel
ciaus would signify very little were II NOT snre To %
Inspired BIS tlo French Emperor. with whom the zen.
orally long headed Leopold is !. stict accord. ID Sos
Rebel agents may have received quiet ntl1aton taa
"tho way tie thing might be done sy ~ the direot1s
orIrussels II was tried via England once as youars
aware but Bull woulia join. oud Leopold may Row b
tho th end II the wedge With which tie noor of adunS
sion FOR the SOlhern C0nirtc.cy INFO the brother u
ste-hood II nGtioas is 20 be pred oien. bouis Hs~
op vas ALWAYS II. friend and is still. bndrrs src tiaf
Englaad is the red LildGnce IN tie Duifcss az pres
cnk The lca 81 recon ton here Il p,e'Jy neariy es
tnct: 70 =. however ne ,yiyod shoia ten ur"s's
camVG 70 rove unsuccessful
~ az n'.s.rat.nr 81 how t.hrgs American IRE gons
IN Ergnrl 1 o"uioo"d yuu ~ Ti 4r'aiy 81 = 800
in thr o1.e II Commons about th",case u The NuscS
lo,.1 In hirh the tEg.n.l.ahes were dego TED ~
vote of .9 again: eJ. Everybody ierc frgrds IL ~
ano; r proof OF TIC ercgty-inpoY'd tone W ''o'1la
mont policy IN relation rho United Stries ThiswlL
think be further manifest in tia az par
III tie notorous ran cise-wLlct, iy ihe Way tnrnee
up again las: night in Parliament when Lord DERBY
did M sdan borrow the umbrella oi - ~ heuip 10
order 10 assault the NinsiryiD other words 10 quote
the absurd tioH of TIE London rala that LairGe
Tory politics Influenced tire seizure Such a MA ~
dat fixed for Friday the nth Of May has not occurred
in the Court Of ExcneGner for many years. " " het.
the papers n,oIn Us. tie Grown Ia immediately con-
cefned the Attorney General has right to demand
Trial at bar Ii takes place before tie judges Of tbs
court and Jury generally special jury Tie chief Baron
sums 10 the evidence andf eny question Of law arises
during the trial snch OF the judges delivers lis opinion
upon it .crieinl bill Of exceptions es upon the i'm
PROPER reception OF evidence Each OF tie presiding
Judge, may make such obser to Sic Jury upoa ts
Whole case by way Of direction as be considers to De
requisite In all other respects trial at bar Is tho
same AS trial at Mi Prus. aud alter It, II the parties
be dissatisfied with the verdict, they my move Tor
new trial as IN other cases. 10 much ior tae manner
of IL | an enabled anticipate some Particulars
which will be evolved in this trial;
On the 18th Of September last Aessrs Laird Brothers
IL .tH-ff lux. ri
Secretary II Foreign Affairs. In answer 10 that gcLo
mans inquiries: We therefore beg 10 inform youihas
tho firm whose account we are building the vessels 10
A. rrlvay & Co., and That their nGdfess Il am nos
responsible for Tory grammar is no. Rue de Lon
dres Paris aud that our engagement 10 deliver ne
vessels them in the port OF Liverpool when ttey axe
corpDlcfed according contract" Having re-
cevsd this ingenious reply, the British Government
prompted suppose, by TIE energetic ropresentations
Of tie inaeistiga Dir. Adams, communicated Win
tie French Minister in London concerning TINS IN
known Partisan lrm representative II when pres
entity appeared In this metropolis claiming 10 DE me
original identical NJ Bravay. Had indOising Laiius
Insertion adcug also that TIE vessels IN question we're
intended for the Nioeroy 81 Egypt who nad himself
IN ,gcsed their names Fl Monassr and III lou son
ali of which looked possible II lot probable. iut a.
the French EmbassGtor had been informed hy AZ.
Adams of the names and characters Of the individuals
constantly engaged in experimenting the construction
O. the anis. he thought II ODD LAat lc s!ptlah ICE
row should rploy southern Rebels Tor this purpose, AID
distrus,ed NJ BIayays story, referring hnn again to
Paris where he next waited upon DrouyH ae hu. MN
: !
hefnre The romance was thoroughly siited. An appIca.
tom 70 tie French ambassador at Alexandria protueea
the answer: The Viceroy Of Egypt mas g'eh no con
tract 10 NJ BraVay for vessels or iron clacs What-
syer' Horeupou Brayay, the lrassy. declared that he
led forgotten to mention little fact: that his con
trsct was with tie afe not the present Vicoroy very
gooJi cuoth Drouya dc Lhuys, lust produce it.
"Imposslf TO- Monsieur Il WAS - unicrtunat y q
merely verbal agreement" Then ensIed sundry IN.
quircs and al that has SINCE tIanspEeA relative to ias
vessels. ,,.