New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
Great RritniD.


The Da1y Ne,cs editorially quotes decision
By Lord StoWe In exactly similar 10 that OF the
oaDured steamer Georgia, conclusive evidence that
the seizure by the Niagara ives perfectly legal
The Mornfpg Post a3o argues that, admitting the
Georgia 10 have been Confederate vessel the sale
which took place 10 Liverpool was imperative aud thc
British Goyernmen. he's no grounds for interference.
Those who deny tie validity Of the capture must MAKE
good their title in the Prize Court where the case VIII
be adjudlcated.
The LiserpooL Courier publishes article on tic
seizure OF tie Georgia apparently under the irspiIa
on Of MIR Bates the alleged owner Of TIE vessel. 10
states that Mr.. Bates did not purchase the Georgia t
he had applied 10 the Custom house authorizes ald
had been informed that size could lie registered as
British ship as sho actually the Both June last
The Coarier Likewise publishes Me substance oi ne
charter party, By which she was held on beba o. ne
Portuguese Government by Mr. Vail Zeller, tlc l'or-
tugnc sc ConsR-Gcncral in London. end some s1.@e-
qucft correspondence with the Portuguese Consume
respecting her saiGg. These documents seem 10 ei'e
10 ground for doubling that the charter was concluded
bv h0 paTcs bona fde and that the GOrgia left Liver
! pool 10 fulfill its conditions
Tn amy and Nary Gc,e,e says the success obtained
before Mobile in its present proportions, is very
considerable end will do much 20 move the spirit OF the
North II shows however the great natural drawbacks
to operations at that city from yenomous insects heat
&c., Sc The article also speaks as follows upon the
alleged ace prospects: "Here let declare our be-
lief that f. existence al Peace party mythical We
are told Of 10000 people meeting 20 support General
vino he's been beaten In The field by Confederate Gener
ais is going 20 proclaim peace az tne head OF his armies
Certainly 4 he does it will only be the signal for danger
to tie neigAbOr Of the North aud Of the South. As
long there is Of hope 10 light it on, the North
will march through the storm and darkness towards lis
lend--Empre."
The Times in leader on American affairs observes
that while each succcelrg month displays the unbend'
ing frmncss OF the OnrerneIs. therc are many SIGNS
Of aiellxation OF pnrPose aron their OPPONENTS mo
nomination of Gen. Mcclellan as the Democratic can
didate for be presidency Is now net unlikely the VIII
of NewYok should prevail with the representatives, OF
| the party Tie principles OF cen IcDieiiln are not
foi .ea hoo al w
democrat as being anxious For union and the Old
Constitution rs any man in the land. But when events
move 20 rapidly men move with them should any OPP
p0nent Of Mr. Lincoln De elected, there eau haidy DC
doubt that the policy Of the present Prosdcsc WIN DC
abandoned during the ensuing four years: On the
other hand il may be doubted II the Republicans
for reconciliation with il than they were year ago.
The bark "Im en" bound fIom Algoa Iay g Lordoa
on tie els. of june in 80 ~ Ion. .3o SO E discovered
the upper part of ships deckhouse with man On -
The poor fellow, PTussian seaman, bad been ele1t
nights and days drifting abont His ship the ID
s. Choate OF Portland, Maine with rice from Basseln
TO Falmouth was struck the i5th Of june by a
heavy sea which Knocked the deck-louse of She al
forwards settled and supposed 70 lave drawn down
lher boat In which the crew had sought 10 escape.
\ marriage had been celebrated in London with some
ceremony between Lieut. Samuel yde Harblngc, late
Of the T. s Navy and daughter Of The late eoei Ten
Boyd. The lady is represo9ted to have p4yed an im
brought about Wilde she was prisoner 10 Lieut., har
dinge in the L. 5. steamer connnctuca 1t is added
/ that uarDlIlge IS ABOUT I" JON lllt istUclr.
MARRIAGE or BELLE BOYD.
IRON The Err pean Times
! On the 2Jth. a most interesting ceremony OF
marriage took place NJ tho church OF ST. James Plcca
dilly. Londou Tie bridegroom Lieutenant Samuel
Wilde HardinCe who IS about thirty years Of age, was
nm officer IN TIE United States Navy. holding the rank
OF lieutenant on board tho American war steamer Con-
necticnt The edy who is about the same age as the
gallant BRIDEGROOM the daughter OF General Boyde.
OF the army VI the Southern States who lately expired
in prison having been made prisoner by the fcderas
The ady s career il full OF the most eventfu heroic,
romantic features Her iather VINO possessed 'ast
estates Virginia, early em aced the cause OF South
ern independence was soon entrusted witn command
obtaining the rank Of general His daughter, the bride,
enthusiastically embraced the same cause, followed
her father 10 the field. and accompanied him through.
out his campaign with tie celebrated "Stonewan
jackson, and two occasions, heroicslly, as q
modern Joan Of Are led on the troops u oattei she
was however ia a skirmish captured and ma. q
prisoner aud conveyed 10 Washington, where she @as
mprisoned Here she remained 10 months, WIN she
WIS exchanged for General COchrane, who I'D been
m e prisoner by the Confederntcs. On her return "a
t0e South she wen. board the Grey ornd, Confed
crate steamer, which was capturcd by the Federal
steamer Connecticut while rT.dnng the blockade. Lieu.
tenant ardnge was ront on board the Grey hound as
przcmater wit, MS young heroine az prisoner. The
result was .aat they mutually became enamored and
escaped together nom the ship and found their way "a
ths Country Tic b-ide having uc.C2ded in withdraw
ing her lover from his allegiance 10 ge United States
flag and enlisted his sympathes and support iof US
South Ii is he intention of Lieutenant Hsrdnee W.,
his bride to leave this country at the end of september
TO run the blockade, and enter the service of tht
Southern States The marriage cortege was compare
lively private. being confined 10 the bridesmaid AM
two or three lady hends. the bridegroom being at
tended by number If American gentlemen connected
with the South. Acr the conclusion of tie ceremony
the parties repered 10 the Brunswick Hotel Jermyn.
street; where the Bridegroom has resided since his So
oun in this country, and partook OF en- excellent dn-
Ntr.
THE CAPTURE OF TIE GEORGIA.
From the Manchester Examiner
LIVERPOOL, August %.
The excitement caused by the capture of the
eyConfcderae cruiser Georgia still continues and the
! In Inn.