New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17
Grcnt Britain.

The news per Australian Of the fab Of Charleston
caused much sensation. Its immediate effect was tae
dyadce of peI cent in CIited States bonds, and de-
cline Of per cent in the Confederate loan.
The Lea don Times says the influence OF The success at
charleston can hardly be exaggerated The moral ei-
feels cannot but be most powerful the corduct OF the
war II is seen that the population Of the southern
States not able 10 oppose the march OF the Federal
armies. The advance from Savannah TO Charleston
Seems have been easy as the march from Atlanta
The Sf4y regards tho fall of Charleston rs Fremont.
3orv of the utter overthrow of the Rebellion.
The A rysy and yarp Ga-crs saws the evacuation OF
Charleston and Columbia and the concentration OF gar
risOns will strengthen the hands OF Beauregard Har-
dee and Hill but the Coniedcrates are placed IN posi-
tOn of eoding danger, from which II VIII require
greater genius than ever Lee and Davis have rs yet eA
Aibited 10 extrloaIe them.
The purpose OF Grant becomes more obvious as the
campaign proceeds. He holds Lee fast and thus
yarayzes the strongest ar and neutraze the greatest
force OF the Confederacv.
The ncws was published TOO late on tho 81 for the
Liverpool and Manchester markets But the first Ell
feet was one Of depression, and cotton declined
The Daiy Neos City Article says there Is some pros
pect OF gola shipments being made to NewYork owing
10 the latuess OF exchange Were these to commence
they would probably mark the turning point in the
The Rebel ram Stonewau continues at Ferrol watched
by Uuion vessels The truth Of the report thai she was
leaking is not confirmed she continues 10 take on
BOARD large quantity Of coal
In the hOusc OF Commons on the Sd Mr. Shaw LEE.
Gre asked whether the attention OF the Government had
been directed 10 q certainsminute OF Instructions
alleged to have been issued by the Confederate Govern
1nent with reference the seizure and disposal Of Con
federate cruisers OF neutral vessels without adjudea'
zion by rrize corr; whether sucn Instructions met
approve of the Governments II not what measure
would be taken prevent their being carried out
Mr. Lavard replied that the attention OI the Govern
,nent had been gwen 10 the instructions ID question,
and they we're entirely 0lsappro'ed. Il would not
however b. consistent with the interests Of the public
service what steps had been taken regarding
Them.
The LiraPool Post in editorial contending against
n probable war between England and America says;
- In from ueIbes OF the government received
in Liverpool the 20 occurs the following passage
hear the city is uneasy about America. We have how
ever more pacific and satisfactory declarations from
abe United States Government than for long time past
Inns been the case"
The Posi- thinks the minister goes ont TO recipro
cate the words Of any recently transmitted acrOss the
Atlantic
Washington.
; Senator Foote had issued IN address dated London
Teb 81 TO the sovereign people OF the state Of Ten
nessee III which be explains The reasons which led linn
40 dscOnnect himself rom the Confederate Legislature
hnd seek reuse in England he reierates his denun-
citations agaipst the Rebel Government.