New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
l:reut Britnin.

Grent Britnin.
TIE D0Hg Ners announces that as tn war
between The nth and North may now be cons "'ied
n IN end the pgocn's Government Is about Ia use
any longer To recognize Confederate menoi'D N N
British ,r.s. Vessels claiming that character Wii
hc-cfo. obliged either 10 depart or TO assume some
recognized nationality. The Daily Ner' adds; This
Is resolution " which nobody We apprehed can com
plain either as ~ IT, eject or Tie time and eli, ln'
starces Of ia. announcement No lust hopes are de-
f,aed by the withdrawal OF privilege which can no
longer serve any purpose that could be ayo"ed: VI
the other hand the Government Of 'he United states
nusf admit thlt We have causelessly delayed 10
Iecngri1, the eject Of their hardly "erncd successes
ri Tine. makes a similar announcement rs follows;
Tile Government Of Her Majesty have determined 10
withdraw from al shi0s which may hcnociouh persist
in sailing under the Confederate flag the limited hos
pitlhiy which their due rs long rs they were com
mis- Jled by Dciigsrcnt Power. II the tonicdefacf
itself be gone the ships Of which rendered II 90
Iuuch service while the struggle lasted must cease
from ;hc conflict or seep oui ofo water
TIE Timss also refers 10 President Johnsons proct'
nation O M'y ., Ion opening trade 10 all ports except
those Of Texas ai remarks that II does no' 20 30 lar
as the action Of the British Government would seem To
warrant The President allows 70 nedtrnls the same
rights and subjects them 90 the same abiiies az tue
boigercni II ius Of tho Texans undoubtcd. That
President johnson does this az time when we have
arrived The conclusion that the seccssonst forces N
Texas irregular to allow us any longer 10 re-
gard tie Coz fedeiaie ships Of war as commits onod by
regular Government, is orediisbe Ia his moderation
and Is another instance ~ the respect for law which has
GUIDED the United States Government IN - dealings
with foreign nations. aud We hope VIII guide IL IN the
future 1hs f4,s expresses hope that tlr m0d'fa
rng.h w vessels VIII no, be foand attempting to enter
| G. alyes'on or Texas ports.
/ Tie New YORK cores ondent - TIE london Tine,
represents the effective force of Kirby smiths Trans
| Mississippi army ~ fully $500 mcn-bui TIE In',
after editorias abiding 10 the Circumstances "L.cn
favor pronunciation of the war ia Icxls comes 10 tho
conclusion that there j. not the slightest ground Tor *
pectine successful issue. II thinks. however mat
the Texans be able 10 keep great extent OF colh
try In state Of disorder for year. or even two or three
wears 20 come In the article an earnest hope !.
expressed tina, TIE Confederate leaders may be treated
| In a gcnerOus spirit.
! m, star announces that Lord Palmrrstop had ten
dercd a pension Of 40 sterling pr annlm To Mfs.
Golden but the offer was declined with M expression
of grateful thanks fDr the kindness man ted toward
nor by the Crown and Administrator. The Star sais
Mr. Golden eii his family sufficiently vel provided
for make any provision on The par oil no "o'er
ment unnecessary.
Inc Princes Of Wales and her son acre progressing
yorsby. . .
IL is reported that the health Of King Leopold Of
Belgium is still uuiayorabc.
News has reached England Of fearful storm IN he
Baltic and the northern Coast 81 Europe. on The JI
utno and lst inst. About ~ vessels were reported
wrecked and stranded. anu lnmeDtabe lss oi HE
occurred. At present no American ships are reported
injured. .,.
A new evening paper wac aboni 10 he published IN
London 10 he called TIE GiorrorH
The IIibcrna. from New-lork, IL aground on the
I'm ner siII of Bramcy Moore dock cargo discharsng
vessel not expected to take any harm. o,... ,..,
Cory -, letter from, Earl Russel to The Lords Com.
, ~: o ~ ,bs .J,niraltv.
"i''''o"''' - WV :" FoNt,Gy Oyrlcr June .. ls65.
my Ion,-. have the honor state 10 your Lord
hin ,bat sn. ,Lc dotc az nv letter of he I'M nit ia.
bas coached ths oonntry that the late Prcsi.
s ~ Tho ao'aIIed Confederate State, has been cap
s1 49, ,be ,,o,y sorce. of The United States snd
ta. 49,; ,,.n"rcj a. uri,oner "a Fortress Monroe
nas , ~ .. 10 r; sIny,o kent IN the field by the
anu ,ua, Wv Gr ,b mos, na,t snrT.nder,d
Coi ,s ''''' INV "
OF aslcr1sea q, affair. Her Majesty. Govern
mon, are ~ oninion that neutral nations cannot but
t1r ,be civil va, i'm N,rth America A. at an ond
In conrrm,v with Mil. opinion Her Msesty's
coycrnmont rccocnile TINT peace has been restored
,hi, he whol Territory Of which the United States
If North America before the commencement oi the
| I'll 49, ,-er. iu unds,nrbed rossesSiou
~ -. ~ rons'a,v consequence of .uch recognition ON
- az !" % II ~ 49, C",ornmc,, Her N,i..tv'.
sne pa' ~ ~ IN norts barLors and waters be.
Ion',i, 90 H. Metz Wheeler in the United King.
S"r ns beyond ~. 80. must henccforth refuse per.
wsior ~ anv vcs.el OF war carving Confederate
e. -, on,er an, nh norts LnrLoTs and waters: and
,n1s pcnnrc INV Conftderaie vessels of war which At
h 49,. ~ ~ ~ rd.r. roach Her Majesty author.
ties in inch ports hnrbor and waters msy have already
~. 90 49, 49, ~ S.i,b az oore
., if ~ -, and Which nsVinp conulicd