The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26
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THE ANCHOR BEL PRIvArEERs.


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THE ANCHOR BEL PRIvATEERs
We publish this morning the full tex, OF the last
muncatons that have passed between the British
Foreign Secretary and our Minister in London on the
subject Of the ravages of the Anglo rebel pirates
Alabama and Shenandoah. The manner in which the
correspondence has been brought TO light gives adj
dtional significance. Instead of its being laid before
Parliament in the ordinary course, special supplement
OF the official London Gazette has been issued for the
purpose CT laying it before the British public Earl
sseli in his manifesto has rakcd together all the
precedents, old and new, which would to justify
the action Of the British government Mr.. Adams
meets him with his weapons, and in
several instances shows that the presidents quoted IN
OF favoring the view by the British govern
ment tell the other way. Earl Russell acknowledges
that the recognition of the belgcrency OF the SOUTH
unprecedented. Mr.. Adams charges, in addition that it
prcciptate, and shows by the Foreign secrctarys
words that the time he acknowledged the South
bellgcrents at he had official information
that blockade had been established bu, only state
ment OF the probable intentions of the United States
government. Our Minister puts 1t that the blockade
might possibly never lave been instituted had
not England's precpitancy in conccding beligerent
rights to the South left them no other alter
native The consequences likely to result from
the conduct OF the British government towards u.s. il
paration is denied and a precedent established,
forcibly stated by Mr. Acnms A new era, he says in
the relations OF neurls to beligcrents the high
will open. Neutral ports in that event. will before
long become the true from which the most CT
fcctve and dangerous enterprises against the
of begerents may be contrved fitted and tcd
New Flordas Alabamas and Shennndoahs will appear
cvcry And he adds, significantly 60 need not
remind you which Of the nations OF the world presents
every around the globe the most tempting prizes
IN friend would more dcploe than myself
OF its being again IL has often been heretofore.
doomed to be afflicted by the calamiiies OF war.
MIsCELLANE0Us.
The Georgia state Convention assembled a, Miiledge
lille and organized yesterday Provisional Governor
Johnson called the members to order and made
few remarks Mr. Hcrschcll Y. Johnson, who was
,nd,daie for Vice President on the ticket with
stephen A. Douglass, in leo, chosen President
subsequently message was received from Governor
Johnson, in which he depicted the perfectly ex.
haased condition OF the State finances and announced
the entire State debt at twenty millions
That portion Of the indebtedness contracted before tho
war. he said honorable, and must be discharged
but that incurred aid tho rebellion must be ignored
'rbe rebel currency and the rebel cause" no remarks
"aoarsed together In fe and mnst DO buried together
In grsve.
From Rio Jancro by the arrival Of tho bark Traveller
dates TO the 18th Of September The Brazisns
over their victories and the city
illuminated several nights succession Tho
Of the utter Of the Parayuayan army confirmed
and the allies nj last following up their
by an invasion OF the Pa-aguayan country Rc.
expected, the retreatng forces for
tfying
The sdvices Of the steamship New York. which let
Panama The 18th inst reached this city last evening
The fom the Pacific bad been anticipated how
by the arrival Of the United States gnboat Florida
which brought special accounts published 10 the
Hmsfb OF the Goth inst
sufficient refutation Of the latest imperial hoax 10
the effect that Presden Juarez OF Mexico, had aban
dcaed his and deserted his country contained in
tho proclamation Of Macmillan, published In Tuesdays
HxRstD. Is furnished by the fact that positive nto
gence Of Juare1 being sir Fl Paso on the 10th Of
las, month has been received In Washington
Tho steamship Teutona, Captain Hack from Ham.
burg The 9Th nst arrived here yesterday. Her for.
egn edvccs have been anticipated She brought seven
hundred and fifty three passenger
Tho steamships Nevada Captain Carpenter, aud Gene
raj sedgwick Captain starkey arrived in this port yes
terdsy from Savannah, but brought Of special
interest,
There arrived here yesterday from foreign aud
ports nincythree vessels OF all classes OF which
three were steamships four ships bark eighteen
brrs afiy-p nine schooncrs and two soops,
sixteen ocean steamships cleared at this port ycser
day Two OF them for Europe, two for New Or
leans FOR Savannah one for Charleston, and the
others for various Southern and Eastern ports.
The steamship MORO Castle, Captain Adams, viii sail
to day three p NJ precisely, for Havana from pier
No North river The last run Of this fnc steamer 20
Havana was made in four days and FIVE bours-the
shortest ever made The mails will close nj tho Post
once a, half pas, one p NJ.
Tho schooner Charles Y. Lawrence, Captain Thomas n
s,snnard, laden with coal from Elxsbethpor N j. for
Providence r. L. fo1ndercd OF saybrook the night Of
the 10th inst in the heavy gale and Of those board
ssven In number only man. named william Kirt.
land was saved, be having drifted ashore Fishers
Island plank, after having been in the water thir
teen hours The captain, mate and three men and
pssseeser were lost
Tue members OF the wrz court martial have made up
their findings and verdict submitted Thorn 10 President
johnson and adourned but the President has not yet
acted on the matter One Of wirzs counsel was last
night at the White House 70 ntercede in behalf Of his
client - 80
Tho report Of supenn endent Sells. Of tho Southern