New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05
Great Britain.

Tie Shipping Gazette says INA, aeE &C., i on
Nantes coufim the report that cx President JHaLe1 S
issued letters OF merque 10 Americans sSans rrene
'T,srs .touf;c CoIpanv One Of thes" vessels having
goo 60 in specie on hoard conveyed ison Yer"
Cruz hv French man oi.war.
mr. i-y,v AVID Mary G0tcfte Gays;
"rLere Is not tie 81 Attest pTctex for Say Lg thai
sherirar was obliged 10 leave atlanta OF tsi ~, csu9
not have turued noTti w'rd ana 'aN'"".t aiu Fine"
Gran, without opposition had ho been :" 'h;nuti,
~, LoadoR TINES has editorial o. the letter OF
Secretary OF State SereId in reply to 1O.ti W harn
ce's aaplicstiOn to distribute ana among tht toti
nriso,c II SAWS that IL Is slight testimony 20 the
eourse taken by Her jCstys GOvcrAmcW ~ Us dSal'
,ncs v;th Federal America. that Dir Seward, with ~
sniup, tat he cannot conceal. Is driven u make the
most Of the opportunity offered him by person "nol!
jrrespnHibe ~ representative of the British nhu3h
His letter indicates thar lie Is prepared 10 maze me
mos, az hr least official slip that might be made on The
part Of ire British Cabinet any ~ IT, represent
Nr seward must be hard driven when 10 hHds II
neccs,ry 10 express so much indignation o. 80 uuine
attain. 49,. g
Lord Nharncics offer bot it repudaics SlI- sew
ards CT rges against the British peope ana ccAc.ue
by saving that "he knows that IN every one Vi tht
oi,estop raised by the existing civil tGT vc are Only
moving ~ The lines sreaG! laid o"~h ior US -! ms
LAWYERS statesmen. the science and pnohc olhoh
OF tie United States We an the same casr a. thel
are ara whatever abuse Nh seward c4v-e' 90 aslsA
on u simply rscois tho Leads = his own Pcol y.
A letter published 10 the "Cny ArticIe o. ihs
Tfpss on the Trading Regulations with tue conth,
contends that they calt utrd 10 impede rnNrr nnn
promote traffic. He asserts that the OIL! a'auahe
shanbe ror getting is through the blockade and
that the difficulties 81 Ills trade bave hOn increased,
not bv tire great efficiency Of the bllcEade bHt ~ the
regulations Of the Confederate Government tenlnc 70
give Itself monopoly 81 tic profits OF
The reply OF tie Papa. Government 20 ne Iccent
manifesto % the Commissioners and Congress OF the
Confederate States addressed ~ European p'Hel is
published. c..
1t is DARED Rome December 9, and lie sigEe" ly Car
dinsl AntOucli.
After acknowledging TIE receipt OF the letter oi me
Confederate Commissioners and lie manifesto 81 ire
Congress % the Confederate States CARDINAL AE'oAeAi
III.
1.-THE sentiments expressed In the mGrtts y, tencng
Ms tbry do to the cessation Of the Iuost bnoIy war
which ID RACES ia yOuI country, and 10 pitii-E M era
TO the disasters which accompany 10y proceeding u
lecotla ions for peace being entirely ln ACCORDANCE
with The disposition and character o. The au-ust htad
Of the Get holic Church do not hesitate moment N
Sringirg Il 10 the notice Of the Holy Father.
III Holiness who has been most deeply afflicted by
the ac counts Of the igLu caTsagc OF ths Obstinate
struggle tas heard wi satisfaction the expression OF
The saue feelings and sentiments. Beng vicar on
earth o ist God whO If the pastor Of peso ~ yeaFns
90 see thee wraths Gppeased and peace restored.
'Ip proof Of this he wrote to tie Aichhishopu NeW-
York and Scw- Orleans as far bacl October lso2.
inviting them u exert themselves N bTiIgse about
this holy object.
~ ol NAV then honorable gentlemen. feel well AZ.
sured thar whenever favorable occasion snal present
itself u Holiness will not fail 20 syail hlse 90 ~ 70
hasten 50 desirable result IN HE most earnest
wish tha. al nations may be unise N u" o'rd. o.
charity. peace and love. ~