The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10
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Two Days Later News by the
RIGHTS OF REBELS ABROAD.
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RsmarH able Decision Of the
English Courts.
mo United States Government Bound
by Rebel Contracts.
ArTf79l u Breck inridgc, the Rebel Sec
rosAry Of War, in England.
+ exsscn Thousand Poles CoaSing
TO America.
I MHMsTosTEM THE RUSH OF EMIGRATION
Napoleon and Mexico---8trange
.Statement.
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.RuRSpEAN VIEWS OF American FINANCE,
&C., &C., &c.
Fnxusen Thousand Poles CoNktng
Go America.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RUSH OF EMIeaA1oN
Napoleon and Mexico--Strange
Statement.


30, &C., &C.
rhs ounard steamship Cuba which left Liverpool At
moon On the 2osh and Queenstown on the evening Of
.sAe so.h July arrived this port yesterday morning
osnerl Breckenridge Secretary Of War in the rebel
,spvsnment had arrived at Southampton by the West
India mall steamer Shannon.
mo youngest Of General Garibaldi who accom-
anAed his England last year. is expected IN
1London He viii remain in England about six months
under the care Colonel Chambers and will, during
>Aaa period study civil engineering under distinguished
engineer
me friends Of DR. Colenso Bishop Of Natal, had pre-
~snesd him Of e. $780, raised by about six
hundred subscribers partly make up for the loss Of
hs episcopal income and partly TO testify to his services
20 the OF free expression Of opinion within the
Church England The Bishop about TO proceed to
sleaGaL
Tho Army aad Nary Gazette, N abiding to the impeAd-
Ing war in the Plate region points out that England may
possibly be involved in the fray account Of her large
osommercial relations with all the States the Plate
The Judicial Committee Of the Privy Council had
-rmsd the decision Of the Court Of Errors in refusing
trial the application Of the Commercial Bank Of
CanAda appellants tho Great Western Railway Com
pany Of Canada respondents. Appeal dismissed with
;yany for $ez5, 0oO
ne Edinburg reached Liverpool at three p n the
S5tA, and the City Of Limerick and the Louisiana the
e8tA ut
ne China arrived OF Crookhaven at AveA NJ on tho
0eth reached Lvepool about five on the morning
,A he 1efh July
.a.pol'on Taking Me- Mexico ON HIS Own
rAris correspondence Of the London News, July q.
"Lieutsnant Colonel Lafon, formerly Of the Imperial
0sard now on the retired list Is abot to proceed TO
"" -.
Paragraphs Of che above character are continually
-s Emperor mud to forsoard 10 the eventaoity of taking
Sss.siom Of ker'co on his o.~ aooosnt The Mexican
oWpore which continually told Is strong In the all
oas unanimous devotion OF it's subjects has at this
sAaas French commander in chief French finance
0iaisser and French mounted police. Whenever Maxi
oiiaa shall dresae upsn the fight to MramarsoAich
.Sss pie Mtnt As s0itaave 70 come THE oadres Of
-s nsthng that he Cssaiainnel the ether day, while
ssetr.Acting the no.sa the Pun xast Gaseite, that
= France, said the statement absurd as inferrng
sa.t France would sacraee any part 81 her existing
roeennty Fdnee claims lien the sohoe country,
~ s@ merely xr0n Jes0 specific pr0u'"c<a
Rights OF Rebel. Cotton Holaers.
the London Court OF OhsDoery. July n: eeforc Vice
chanceior Sir W P. Wood the important case Of the
4his a molten on behalf Of fhs I1ains d. suing
vsder their corporate title Of 1.-The United States OF
- Asfsndaats Prioean and o,hs who hold abe bills
sdng Of certain bales Of cotton, shipped ~ che Alne
Evsrpooi from Havana -'-' The motion atso sought
. restrain the last named defendsnts fvn obtain
sssssia,ing or parting with the bsof iadins iGsrsof
- generally from dealing With the cotton o1hss wise
an under the direction Of the plsiniiasfhs' United
THE FONT Al lssux
- Following xos, mpor.pt 0. sos.a,ss.,l. vi ether
- United States government, In resumisg then su.
s.sDss.y IN Sp.s or ,Scss States ssersver TO- md
1heut regard % any agresments entered ato by vii
or in foe ert
~ ball, after stating the rebellion against the Unit ID
- sSs Vsn, nv divers for%ns .bsmse~e
lnto pretended government under the ssyle Of the
soSvsrnment Of the Confederate States" stated that
SAuity. possessed themselves Of moneys, goods aud
seesure which were part Of the public property q the
paint ns and employed them In aid Of the rebellion
osch pretended government time since caused a
nue quantity o. cotton which had been acquired IN or
arrpe Of their usurped authority TO be shipped from
Texas TO Havana, with q view TO its being shipped
hencs 70 England and sold in this country behalf Of
- Confederate government.
BI,roRy -Sr THE DisrrrKD SHIPMENT.
Among other shipments and that which formed the
Dnhcct matter OF this suit Of $50 bales OF cot
ten in the Alnc On the 10th Of juno 1866, the Aiine
eas'sd under Englsh coors IRON Havana with this
cargo Of cotton which consigned the defendants
RsoIeau and Others whs ~ siness at Liverpool
= syrsser, Trenholm Co.. The mAp, which was con
csetV arrived ~ Liverpool and IL new lying in the
Marcy Docks Jhe bill proceeded sra to that the
.-ste government dissolved all the jol mt public
property OF the persons constituting pretended
bad been expressly coded 70 the plaintiffs AND that tho
~0tion thus consigned to Fraser, Trenholm AZ Co was
TD w the absolute property Of the plainh WIS, ana
ought TO be delivered UP TO them. Notice h " been
fEeryed by the United States Consul Lyerp vi upon
t1rsser Trenholm Co., requiring them not part or
ideal with the cotton without the consent Of the ps unA
he defendants, the consignees Of tho cotton aud the
yhp refused however TO deliver up the cotton to the
tylanlins and In particular the defendant Prio, ~u
simed TO be entitled TO the cotton, which had been "
"vaua under arrangement with the de dfo Confed-
government before the submission OF Kirby Smith
70 ne Iedea The shipment OF this cotton formed one
along series Of transactions between Proleau md the
Conieaese government, under which he had incurred
very heavy Liabilities TO the extent OF go OOO) and 10
she realization OF THE cotton alone for stac
fon of those liabilities Under these the
Oil was died. and the plaintiffs moved for injunc
hon
The Attorney General Mr. Ginard O q and Mr.
uce appeared for the plaintiffs In s,pnort or The mo-
1sn and contended that the Confederate goyernment
eong the position Of rebels and mere wrongdoers had
power enter into any contract which could give the
United states and OF the rebellion q the con federaies
any night against the plaintiffs, u lawful ovners
MI BOLT, q G., Mr.. w. JAM q c., Mr. G. Nil.
vsrd, q g., and Mr. Charles H. yon behalf the prin
cipal defendants, contcnded that the plaintiffs were en-
eed 70 stand for the purposes OF this suit In the posi-
voo Of The Confederate government and no higher
ves1fton. II they claimed az state property this
zion nov In the hands Of British subjects
e. could Only obtain II the terms Of |
- Nying an engagements made in respect OF |
.uS vch British subjects. II was indeed mot start.
- = hubbard ~ prp otion that a government which
sysS In coDquering and displacng d. ia D. govern
.ut Gould follow the property Of the displaced gov
s, ' s ~ - 7ptry 10 wrest from British subjects,
s.ufts W ths IQgal captruct with tho