The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25

haestyb governments except sucn g ne may Do entitled
IN time Of peace The twentyfour hsur9 ruld would not
The sossnmsns Of the United States win, therefore
be entled to maintain that such vessels are forfeited
and eught to be dsvered the United States under rea
picasion must be made good in British cout of law
the vessel u found in British waters -
Of the ssa ,Ss da SI1s
ought To be made geod in court OF law x The United
Her Na5esty's government will further illustrate their
views ON this lead BY the Enclosures this despatch
Part Of these Enclosures consist Of patcbes TO and
nom Paris Her hatesys governr.sn never can admit
destroyed friendly and useful sna
along three thousand miles efthe Ancrics Ooasta war
reducing great numbers g indr Asous families Of both
governments Of England and sss shoadot, as far as
but o IN p no. Of any formal
HeI Hatsstys sOyernmsni scwsvsr, 4: erasined to
nnd that the United States s longer claim the beee
To- the condition vh sSsy sopS Ssors he e
Her naestys govern Asut trust that these expsna
ment have mS;rrs W s which her haestye govern
prove to be fsvorabs spirit Of just neutrality win
AAN 'AsAlA'e 'i'enoSn Sssswsen the two nations .
We MID " Nv or THE NATTER. - II,
!. ,ILI1,,us From the sLondon Times, July io] M
Srth VA M that the cessation Of civil wsr in
=. give aoss.ss sS sS som nssn
pendent nations are seldom terminated by the absolute
q ana .sss ss ' rsss1 S sns
nasS .s fsyH Ss soss having been
70 y :1 n .aoS Ss S
& ,sss y. sass S1s Of .o4s:
6nu munitioi a. found In the possession OF the
GoDsaTs tss 1tsa within q: territory formerly occupied 0
Iu. n 40 b done with tho ships commissioned by
them 1R the United States navy after adnting them
sent In good faith shelter them any longer under
w ths uas would be 70 encourage piracy This then,
sudden sDss Il sSe souhsrn upon hs s
course which he adopted in concert with the French
%Soh ssS SIR pnssSsa
soge Aer with Mr Stewards answer. ~ "a -. IA N s,',
h hs nss a. ~ s0a %
rs he assumption that the original concession Of
sns privilege. e .se rebel. s Great Britain was
stons Tothis II Is conclusive reply that they were
srs conceded ~ the United States whose tltls .
mentpy Great Britain with France that those two Pow
sign I" How This can Justly be REGARDED as IAN un-
friendly prooss We arc 2! 1oss to under
venting recognition Of the South BY France. fhe
ilHet two remonstrances Of Mr. Seward deserve more
vsssei found in British ports Or waters whether they
eotcred them before or after the orders came nls
b. On hs hS h iae
protests against both the reservations in their favor -
adds that long the twenty -four hours' rulc sa
be enfoEoed BY us, the United States apply the
same rule 70 public vessels of Great Britain ~ A. We
are at peace With oil the world and NO British ship Of
war can have any designs upon any other vessels Il Is
perhaps hs sate object Win be attained by rafass
snip: as1o3or 9! selute "a american harbora ~ . y
Is - - n0Peu mat oinerenccs 70 uinng VIII noSus-
ruID tno nendy Icati0ns between tne TWO govcrnncDs
tnere n Inoeeo ecmetnng 70 % saad Tor MT sewards
aganst tne swenty hours RUE; wnAe, on
sne @ other nana We snoud not despaof convincing him
liza sa' .o 70 se Conieaerae cruisers ~ Eng
% ss suec. 70 sny legsl cs upon mem 5
sS",d '"e - ~ ;tS Hsl. snaI We
c,, Al oo"easiUn es ., nonor Wncn We alo~ed .theee
cruisen undSr certain conditions 70 seek shdter In
". n posS NvS sutev, VIII vne maiVi1uaa com.
sin' niSiuosl 2 ous VIII .no u1ngcrent fo&@ OF
waui rni .ney were snc coMmssioIeo omcels NOW,
.ns ~ ~, alL quession wnctncr tneif Priv
ts sxissencs ~ thst poer .v snS az" bthp
ss c ,s 70 a. sss 20 II snt mnc'ner n,ssng mo
wirfsrs This We renest is fair "rcstior. Tm, q; S
hardly praccal cstion for n ,s hiChiv i,nrrobanis
that any Confederate captain should take Inc oS
being treated as pirate as he would thencefofh Be- in
the esfirnaaion ~ All rv,,izcd nations Wh.s ;:s -.
more likely "a that .nv one who NAV haze = besn -"
rowing the seas win have mt into the 'nesrcst
British port and offered his vessel for snIe fherehv
him down He cawwot hovvyur oanvev 10 arosH.r "a Ie
tile Aan he him ss posees and IL Z quite psei6ie ot
court of laso NIGH o6r counter claim On a. rayf or
he United Sydfes We observe that tho Iav ofacens a.
the have already approved decision Of &he New
York Prize Court ths effect In the case OF q vessel
the service Of the Conederate Sates but trans
ferred during the continuance OF the war 10 homn m.
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