The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-19
New York. Tuesday, September 10. 1865.
THE REBEL LOAN.

New York. Tuesday. September ID, 1865.
THE REBEL LOAN.
The important correspondence between Secretary
Seward and Mr. Adams Minister in London, regard
ing the rebel loan and the recent extraordinary
decision Of the British Vice Chancellor the
subject in the case of Prioleau and others, appears
In this mornings HERALD. Mr. Seward nstructs Mr.
Adams that it should become necessary he may take
occasion inform her Majesy's Ministry and subjects
that the United States has for instmt admitted
that the combination of rebels in this country was de
tacto government any political power, not
withstanding that ga different view Of the charac-
ter Of the insurgents has seemed to find favor
with portions of the British nation, and even NTH
Huous Mr. Seward thinks to state that government
has no idea of being held responsible for the rebel debt
and that 1t will insist its claim to the restora
ton Of the cotton which English merchants
the rebel confederacy without regard to any 'cond
t;ous which the Court Of Chanccy any other munich
pal court of Great Britain may have the presumption to
dictate prescribe in the present any other tga
ton" In connection with this correspondence fur
nsh the of a number Of wealthy Englishmen who
have deep interest in it, from the fact Of their being
holders OF the rebel bonds.
THE NEWS.
Nothing was done yesterday in the wirz military
court All the members Of the commission excepting
General Gcary present at the hour for assembling
and brought into the court ROOM but he
still be unable to sit up, and owing 10 this
fact or the absence Of General Geary both, without
proceeding with the trial. further adjournment till
to. day took place.
Further interesting intelligence regarding the South
American Ia given in our correspondence from the
Brazilian capital We have already announced the visit
Of the Emperor 70 the Of hosities in the pro-
vince Of Rio Grande Thence he started for the frontier
TO have conference with his two allies the Presidents
Of the Argentine Confederation and Of Uruguay. A
large steam ram for the Brazilian navy had arrived from
France others had been nearly completed at Rio Jancro
and IL said that American gentleman who had
just left there for the United States carried with
him a commission for the construction Of IRON
ciads for the Emperor in this country volun-
teering for the Brazilian army was very active and
spirited in the provinces the first call for troops but
in Rio Janeiro it had become necessary 70 commence
couscriptng, whioh being carried on with great
igor and little ceremony Occrs attended by guards
stationed themselves at the most frequented places In
the principal horoughfares and seized and sent TO the
army rendezvous all passing men and able boys who
could clear Of exemption. Civil officers
of the government who did not volunteer would be
drafted be after incapable Of holding similar
OWL positions The prospects Of the coffee crop in BRA
ziI were most cheering; but the experiments so far
made in cotton culture had not afforded much encourage
ment party Of omigrants from Missouri who were 80
wooded 10 the Institution OF slavery that after its de-
struction they could not remain In their own country
had arrived in Brazil and gone the province OF Parana
TO settle
From Washington we are informed that the Brazilian
has officially expressed Its complete satsfac
ton with the explanation given by government re-
gardng the capture BY the steamer wachusett in Bahia
bay, OF the rebel pirate steamer Florida.
The arrival Of President Juarez, OF Mexico, at tho
town OF III Paso the Rio Grandc after being driven
out OF Chihuahua, hrs capital by the imperial troops
was noticed in yesterday mornings HsRALD At FL Paso
Juarcz had only TO the river 10 be safe IN the
United States and report has boon started that he do
signs abandoning his country for the present and coming
on 10 this city where he will join his vito and family,
who have boon for time past residing here Before
leaving Cnhuahua he issued protest against the mpe
rial occupation OF Mexico asserting his legitimate claims
tho chief magstracy OF the country said that IN
this document Juares announces himself full bloodod
Ind ian and a nneai descendant Of the Montezumas
Some further details Of the proceedings OF the
Alabama reconstruction convention are furnish
cd bv telegraph by way OF Now Orleans From
these IL would seem that the previous repor
Of tho convention having decided that the Stat
must assume It's debt contracted In aid Of tho rebellion
was incorrect Il being now stated that up TO the adjourn
ment on Saturday last final action had not been taken OF
the matter Resolutions repudating that debt acknowi
.edging the abolition and prohibiting the restoration
slavery declaring that proper protection should be gvei
the negroes repeating the ordinance OF secession, ant
rsifyng all State enactments and judicial proceedings
date subsequent secession inconsistent with thu
national consultation and laws introduced, and lait
over iii yesterday to give opportunity for debate OF
thom Tho discussion was expected To be very ANNA
ted Tho majority ~ the Committee on Resolutions re
commended that all the ordinances Of the convention b.
in substance the same those adopted by the Mississippi
convention
despatch from Columbia states that the secession
ordinances was repealed In the South Carona Convention
on Thursday last without debate the matter Their
were thrce votes against It's repeal
Over one hundred persons, mostly Alabamians and
vranans but Of particular note. were pardonet
by ths President yesterday.
b reported by telegraph from New Orleans that Gen
ci Bssarssard took the oath Of allegiance In thss Oft
on sassrdAy lea With The Wow Of making application
the PRESIDENT ~ p&fdon. srF1 III Is.y &. "a
some misunderstanding hes eseurrsd between th
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