New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19
NJ. Semard n NJ. Adams.

DEPARTMENT or STATE. !
WAsHlNGTON. March rs, ls65.
CHArLRs FRANCIS ADAMS esq, &c.-SIR An in
preston IS understood 70 prevail IN Europe, epcclEl
among TIE holders of the insmecn; loan, FOL WI.
will the public dcbls Of tac insurgents or Ger
tanly the particular dcot refer 70 II - beieled
There Is no likelihood that any port Of that debt Will DC
assumed 0. recognized by the United States Govern
nent II is proper and advisable therefore, that by
any proper means at your lnd you should author
i.ayey uacceive the public In England on this point.
an. your obedielt servant WILLIAM. II. sEwAED.
NJ. Seward ~ NJ. Adaps.
DErAEBHNT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON, Aug: 10 Loo
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, esq %e.-SiT: have t.e
honor to acknowledge tae receipt of your disa'c''
No iOs2 together with papers, which contain an IN
terocntorv decree which has been Wade ny the wee
Chancellor in the snit OF tbe United Sssios AZ inst
Prioeau ADJ Others, which suit Was Instituted Tor t9e
recoVofy Of $50 bales Of cation copy OF the wee,
Chancelc.'s rasons for tire iltcYlccCtory Is !Onld
among tie came papers. The Nice-Chs1eeiior is IN
deIstood 10 have affirmed tho title of Tie
tioa. 1t IS win the judgment Of the Vice
Chancellor aad not with TIC reasons he assigns ios
s1ch uGgn meat. that tAe United States are concerned.
Ia tAs view OF ne subject ii might seem proper FOR
this Government 10 leave The subject unnoiccd. TIE
frslkness however which ought 70 be pTaeticed in fine
proceed s: 0: States, requires an explanation Of th'
views which this Government has taken Of the qucs
tons yl.cA The Ycc-Chabcc Tor has discussed in his
before mentioned. Tie United States do not
einii that the combination Oi di Lowell citIeTs viii
have raised tue standard Cf iusITeetiOn. Is now,
has @. auv previous time. beea a Governments De
fa,tO OF IN auy sense political power, capable ol
taking, holding, giving, asserting, or maintaining
corporate rights in any fosn whether municipal or in
te-natiCaaL u is tue that different view OF The
Character Of the insurgents has seemed 10 find favor
With rori ons Of the BIZ ism nation and even win
the BTt!sA Government IL uust be remembered
hoveyct that as oitcn as thit antagOi isiic opinion
has been advanced - der Britannia Majesy's COgclI.
ment IN is Intercourse with tie Vaed States, j. his
been As bFmf, though, os trust confteously de
nlc9 tbe United states cOntro,crt and ceny tic
cecar1tion % i-s NiceCAaac e..J- .at they arc sTc
cessoTs o: tie Rebe.lion' and the contrary they
maiat0n fLat they are now and during al the time ~
the Rebellion have been, just - Lat hei were before c
Rebellion bcg3n-l sovereign state absolutely omitted
70 the regulation and contro. Of al prnreffv anu
pe.sous within the United States subject only
10 the limitations OF tAoig UWu Cul,1tltf.n
Il need LagIiJ Je aaid that dc CAiicd STATES VIII hold
themselves under obligation whatever 20 accent Of
o. 10 50 confirm their proceedings 20 the conditions
which the COCTt OF Chllcery. Gny other muu!ciDd
cOGIt OF G n, Britain uay have The presumpt Oh 10
dictate or prescribe an The present of any other tig
ton. I.cV claim ana insist upon the Restoration o. ne
cotton IN question; aud, Wilde they content
receive = through The decree OF he municipal t-ibula
o. Gfeat br.'n. tbcv Insist upon lir absolute rIgl,
70 tie ssMe trVagh tls gC .JI OF Her Bsiialic
hsestys Government. HcT NAV instruct The counsel
who age acting IL beheh O. Tie United States il tbs
views hcrc.H expressed Her h9Jcsty's Government
lave NJ IN any way made thcmscl responsible fT Ae
position a-,uled by the ice-Ciauceor; ard, there.
lore Road seen not Onl unnecessary bat cyeI o.
Uoper @ bring ct the present time the subjects ie-ein
discussed ~ tie cntiOl Of al Russell IT, howe
yCasAogd discover that Her MAG SIS MlnIsiels .lc
agorAl under aly misappIehcusiou of the views Of
t-s GOrc.-neu. which slOl1 r.f 90 need correction.
sad IN if1endiy and courteous manner. aui. ~,
!V-i ooeai,us seiFgat, Lillian II. SLWAgl.