The New York herald., 1865-02-22
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Arrival Of the China with Four
Days Later News.
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THE AMERICAN REBELLION.
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Speech Of Lord Palmerstea On tho
Canada Troubles.
Tho Reported CessiOn OF So
nora to France.
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The Cunard mail steamsr China. Captain Anderson
which left Liverpool as ten O'Clock ON the morning OF
the 18th, and Queenstown the evening Of the 18th
February, arrived here last night
The London Inde. the rebel organ, nyy-
We are crediby informed that secret negotiations
States and that 0 Denmark for the acquisition by the
former Of the large Clyde built ronclad the Warroe
model, which, Il will BE- remembered, at tne
supposed 70 be designed for the Conederates and under
the threat Of proceedings By the Crown sold By her
owners to Denmark then bellgerent. The vessel
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ing in regard TO her. the practical result Of English neu
trality will be 70 transfer this formidable engine Of mari
time warfare into the hands Of the North possibly
match herself before long against her model the War
rioI.
Tho London Telegraph says-
reported on Wednesday that ne French Emperor
had cdusd several aeamers % cAoss Of Me Con-
tdvate steam ram Olnde, her way to Of the
Chanps on smar naH y
steamer represented TO have supplied the 0lnde with
her armament OF guns cleared out Of the port Of London
on the 3lst Of last for Bermuda but her des
nation appears 70 have been to the NORTH whore she
mained TIL the Olndc ready TO receive her
ment, and then proceed to her rendezvous.
The French press has received orders cay that pub
lie opinion" cannot fail TO in the false news
trict to France, Of TIE En0lish journals is
order to eseie sentiments Of hostility in North A~siea
sganst French policy and AassmiIians empire, and to
ouet the danger Aish threatens England in tie direction
Of Canada BY making dverson This theme, with in
significant variations is the subject Of several paragraphs
Intelligence has been received from Lisbon announcing
that Portugal has resolved upon remaining in
war between Brazil, Paraguay and the Banda Oriental
The Paris Aonitew publishes the official decrees which
declare the Bishop Of Moulins and the Cardinal Arch
bishop Of Besancon guilty Of abuse Of ecclesiastical
authority in regard to tho publication Of the Encyclca
The Aoev also states that the Emperor instructed
the Foreign Minister 70 complain to the Papal govern
ment of the letters addressed by the Nuncio TO the
Bishop Of Orleans and the Bishop Poctiers and which
declared to have constituted in themselves infrac
tion Of international law and Of the public law of France
It does not that there the slightest chance Of
conciation between the Prusssn government and the
Chamber Of Deputies The new military bill makes
concession, and therefore the majority Of the Chamber
determined simply 70 express their regret that such
q bill should have been introduced
The intelligence from Japanl is unsatisfactory Tho
British forces still in the Bay Of Jeddo II Is
ported that the Akado repudates the late
The Prince Of Nasato has rebuilding the
teries in the Straits Of Smonosak Two French sailors
have been murdered by japanese. Two Japanese have
Lieutenant Bird
Tho City of Baltimore reached Liverpool early on the
morning Of the 10th Of February.
The new steamer City Of Boston, which lef Liverpool
ON tho sth, met with accident 70 her machinery
arrival at Queenstown and detained at that port
She would probably sail again for New York the 1lth
twenty-five suineas premium were being paid 70 effect
assurances the steamer United Kingdom bound from
the Clyde 10 New York.
Our Rebellion In England.
SPEECH OF LORD PALMERsr0N IN THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS.
The following form part Of the proceedings Of the
House on the 10th inst -
THE H. ARAM RAIDERS
Mr.. PEAcoCxE asked the Colonial Secretary whether
Judge Coursol In Canada, had been dismissed conse
quence OF any communication from the government
made At the instance Of the A. WsshO9,ou
Mr. CARDwnL said he had not received any report that
Judge Coursol had been dismissed Whatever steps
might be taken by the Governor General Of Canada
would be taken by him the advice Of his ministers,
and not in consequence OF recommendations from the
home government
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In reply TO Sir J. Elphinston, ~
Lord C. PAo said he could not lay the tabls the
ports Of Admiral Dacrcs With regard TO the performances
Of our armor plated ships as they were confidential
ports TO the Admiralty.
On the order ofsths day for going into Committee Of
Sir j. WALM asked Lord PalmerHton FOR information
relative 70 the circumstances which have led the
tce given by the Of the United States
intention TO terminate the Reciprocity Treaty and the
neutrality Of the Canadian lakes The honorable member
urged that Canada had desire TO form part Of the
TEN OF the United Staes but that the contrary
wished rather for Independent confederation or for
the continuance OF an alliance with this country He re
garded the notice which had been given by the President
OF the United States Of the intention Of his government
70 terminate the convention the prelude 10 declara
ton Of war and said would be wrong for the govern
ment TO regard the offensive and hostile OF the
Americans towards US as mere blustcr and bravado He
moved that all papers and correspondence In reference TO
table
Lord PArxos said he would not follow the honorable
member into discussion OF the present Of
tions with the United States He did not think that
the present moment discussion Of that would be
At all conducive 70 the pubic interest He would there
FORE connne himself TO answering the question put by
the honorable 6aronet There were two arrangements
between Great Britain and the United States The rst
entered into In 1917 and by both parties agreed 10
limitation Of their naval force the lakes II was not
treaty but an arrangement entered into between the
two governmental The other the treaty bearing on
the commercial intercourse OF the American provinces
with regard 70 the fisheries in North America All the
papers bearing those points had ready been id
on the table In November last he received intima
ton from the OF the United States they
intended To put end-as they had right to do-to
the agreement which related the Limitation OF the ma
val force the lakes but nwould that that inten
ton was temporary In It's nature referring 70 certain
transactions which had taken plare the lakes The
United States government considered that additional
abrogaton Of the arrangement be considered
. final decision, anc the convention was open TO a
renewal at future time He didshot think the House
would be justified In regarding the which had
been taken by the United states indication OF In.
tended hostitiee He could not deny that things
did place Of which the United States were Justly en-
abed 10 complain, and that the which they
had for the protection Of the and
the properly Of their citz amply jutsihed
With regard 10 the Reciprocity Treaty proposal had
been made TO Congress TO put end It. but no ocial
intima.ion had been made 70 Her Maes,ys
the subject He entrcated the House 70 abstain At
present from entering into discussion which could only
embarass the government and ak tAsn not b assume
grdutt 4sy dbal hs Aps-scan peg,k dntnoted ty
6slin0 V ho&1fy tDscords Mi cpnny ss .l-sf
On the 9th, SIR EPBssfoSR objected that there was
nothing the speech having reference the services OF
the country Our veidhows pttA America scre no, IN
satydchvy stion, and anything disagrceablc occur
red the condition OF navy would be worry unequal 10
the occasion.
The Frnnco-Mexican scheme.
THE ALLEGED CgssIoN or MEXICAN TERRITORY TO