New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-22
Great Bpftnin.
THE SHENANDOAH.


| No communication is allowed with the She
nandOah except through official The gunboat
GOshawk remained close 10 the ship IN tho Mefsey.
Captain and crew were liberated ON parole on ne even
TIE Moyafa 2 FJt says: 1t will be grave question
for the consideration Of the English Government whe
TIER the reasons assigned for his conduct By Capt
Wadde shall be accepted sufficient justification
whether II viii be erpedent TO submit that issue 10 the
decision Of JGry.
Tie GloJs says. Tho essels would appear 10 be as
much the property Of the United States Government
Fort SUMTER. With regard to the crew. We have little
difficulty inaniicpating that our Government VIII do
everything reasonable and lawful 90 comply with the
wishes Of the United States authorities Whether Capt
Wadde and bis associates viii be prosecuted simply
for Ofensc against the merchant shipping ACT i'm
Piled in the absence Of papers, FOR piracy cannot
preterd 70 Soy. But viii regard 20 the httoI crime.
yas w e n ie Tsis ana ees Iyse
no plea 10 urge by way 81 showing that he commit
ting lawful act II warfare, and one who, like Capt
Waddell gives up himself aud ship telling story
which We cannot say is untrue. and respecting which,
20 far as legal consequences 20. we are bound Ia give
him the benefit Of the doubt Bat upon tins potsi all
feel 10 doubt that hatf tie law sanctions wil be
done and done without delay IN order 10 satisfy the
reasonable requirements OF the Government OF the
T1 MaSe6ester Guardian. London correspondent says
that hos been aseertaned that the Shenandoah ques
''''' - "'' INV Tsf AIABkxA CLANS
The Day Meas rplnaI Ks tia; tue tone Which the
Alabama demands have been discussed in America
tween Earl Russell aud Mr. Adams IL grave but cannot
DO said 10 be on the whole unsatisfactory.
THE LIBERATION OF IHE cKEW OF THE snLSAS-
DOAH.
"a IRON Fss Livespoofro.t, Nov.a.g = r.
At 6.ocloek Yesterday evening Capt, PeyBter
H. NJ. g. Donegal received orders from London 70
berate such crew OF the Shenandoah rs were not
British subjects On inquiry was found that there
no British subject board AZ iedsf claimed that
hoaor although the accent Of maBy seemed to testify 10
the contrary IL appears that the Shenandoah did not
enfe fie or shin llaloR.s = +
Capt PaybteI, 1ninedintely afst receiving orders,
en- gagged tie Rock Fery boasioi thspuTPose % con.
Ne wing the men ashore AT O'Clock the Fairy steamer
landed the first potion at the svth end OF tie small
landing -sfage.
The Decentralization presented strange scene OF ex.
citemen Rejoicing was visible on the c0untenances
OF officers ana men. and mGny made tTce boaaifof the
fact that the Shcnsndoah displayed the last tonfc
er;ie flag They aoodin busy gToaps about ths lanlP
ing-stagc, eagerly canyassng their future prospects.
Most OF them seemed puzzled by their own position.
How they 10 be liberated and on what grounds,
they were not very clear about, though at h0 fact
itsif they all particularly elated To inquiries
made by individuals among the crowd Of lysauders.
both 9ieers sHe ms ,sr,ea ne, haa pecn 10
pleased As tbe ttellgences reached town cr6wt< Of
iope assembled the stage those who bad Southern
pgo.livites making themselves paruculary Agreeable
being manifest TO hear The details OF the operations OF
he notorious cruiser ~
SO many yarn Of daring adventure unwound.
While the luggage was being packed OF vehicles pro-
yided During Inc asttesen1n0nths seple 81 the crow
sld Sh 6aa df@ Sse os II ar Via e
the conversation Of some II seems pretty certain that
aboard the Shenandoah the news OF the cessation Of the
late war was believed however lacking positive iDfor
ind1iOn NAV have been. One unfortunate, who had
been taken from Wbaier sunk BY the Shenandoah
seemed glad enough 20 be quit OF her. Altogether,
some 100 men discmRaIkcd on. tue landugstagc one
sick man being kft in charge Of tho Ulcers of the
Donegal. Cabs c0Tsged ten 10 various sailors
bosDg houses. ind about y are located IN the Sailors
Hone The men were partly paid of, and all expect
liar In few days they will receive all their Of
pay.
THE MINISTRY.
TIE P0H NAL Gq5otte says a. secms.certain
TIM, Earl Russell recognizes tho necessity Of changes
at nav strengthen his administration In The House Of
c,nnmons There is probably, however. little OF no
AL In the rumors circulated as 10 specific changes
Wrlyc Oh Of November being Lord Mayors day in
Ioudou much curiosity was Expressed IN political
fftts AS 10 what Earl Russell might say concerning
tLe O,biuet-he being Of the invited guests at the
banquet in tie evening.
~ THE FENIAys.
notice had been served on the Attorney for
Ng Luby iutimating thai the Attorney General would
noyp mat The proceedings taken by that gentleman
agalntt The Lord LqpteL.a 9ettased as the lannon's
dSl Nv tte Crown EobciloE in Which lie natss his
Jeeffhat The alleys lions touching the Lord Lieutenant
aud offers in r.,L4 affidavit are sniounaed, ana
hat tho a eoe,lsn, Of acts OF STATE, done
The Lord Licutsahs "A ls9ysces DgaH Il
ra' on Frm.s..B 1Al-1 q y
Paris Bourse on the Sth list. was hrm-hentesl
.lOfod at 6eL $50. ''I '.. I'm
The Pure asserts the French Chopb@s VIII Dc
}, ened on the 18th OF January. .,. ..t.-