New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
Grent Htianiu.


Ii was stated that Mr. Dudley, United States
Consul In Liverpool had decided to send the Shsnan-
donh TO New York, and that the ship would probably
iefve the Meisey on the els, OF November.
Thf London Hcrnisg Post In m editorial on Sir Morton
T. tos late speech Ia his constituents ri Bristol save
HE tesimrny to the god vii uf the American pcop"
generally will be appreciated here. and We cannot DOT
I've glad to told that the idea Il war with ENGLAND Is
not gfayrly or fyornbiy eiteItrsu"d among fe,pors
blr PEE pie No doubt they feel strongly about The Ala
hama but their cadrrs know well 90 We do that u g
challenge pay fight is not the way TO settle dis
puie which il purely Que "f International equity. With
proper disposition on our part to do wh" IL rsh and
the other side "a ask ing thst IN unreasonable
there can be no difficulty in ultimately ding soln
iion to a problem which need heye ficult condi-
but those which are thrust into 1t BY false prde or
int xcusabe peryersitv
The investigation into he chhIge of treason against
James ephers and the three other prso crs arrested
with him concluded on the 5'h bv The oommiitai
Of the prisoners for trial. On the magistrate giving the
usual caution and asking stephens whether he had any
thing IT, say as tn the charge. sie hens sadi feel
bound tosy. with view to my OVID rcpuintioh th"t ,
have emp owed attorney or laayer H. tls case aud
that intend 10 employ none because In making plea
or defense Of any kind should I've recognizing British
law IN Ireland Now | deliberately deny ire existenco
tlnt Jaw n Ireland its right or even IT. existence
rcpud the right Of lis existence IN Ireland and defy
any punishment that can be inflicted on rae. have
sD,k ken"
the secrets Of the organization were fund In stephens
residence. and that feniansm was an open BOOK, at
least 10 the admiD'-lritofs of the law.
TIE REBELLION IN JAMAICA.
Full details uf the uhrve attemp, at nsurrecon In
Jamaica had been published III England. TIE Tins
THINKS that the authorities acted with commendabe
prom ptitude
III DaiIy Ees is ind gnnnt with the tone Of the mill
tarv dispatches and newspaper correspondents Of ia
nacs which it thinks piOyes that the ferocitv de.
nounccd in savages take possession Of Brthr
heaiis and that mercy and Justice be forgotten by
English officers az thoroughly az by the indian or
COssack
SPAIN AND CHILL.
The British Go, ernment detained the West India
mail from tie 18th ~ the e instant. IN order that tho
Commercial Body might considor the nature Of their
adyces by the mail that had Just rived and To cnnfr
10 the steps requisite for the protection OF Brlbh
Interests ig Chilli
TIE london Morning Post says: "The action Of the
Spanish Government having beer antitDhteG IN Liver.
prool the merchants connected with the West toist
trade do consider the blockade important The, be-
eye that they carry out copper ore from the block
AIDED ports well cotton carried iom the soatl
ports duI ing the late II H. heietorc not at all
impossible that from Liverpool there may issue as com
plce a fleet 10 the Spanish blockade as there was
10 run that Of the United States"
The confirmation Of the blockade OF the Gillian
pOrts caused copper 10 advance another no per tun
making total rise Of 30 IN Two days
An Influential meeting Of merchants and ship
owD0rs interested IN Tue trade OF tne west coast oi
America held In Liverpool on the 18th inst. The
conduct Uf Spain Was strongly denounced fof its buc-
caLeerig ucIs ana general want of political morality
resolution PISSED TO The effect thDt tle meeting
sued by the Spanish Admiral. and that memorial
should b. dispatched to Lord Clursndon requesting that
the Government should take pIOnpt action for the pro
lection Of British interests. 1his resolution having
been uuanno ousy adopted. Messis iortfnl and Graves
and The Chairman {. Tuner. esq, meuDes OF Par
lamept for tue Lancashire districts. we're appointed
deputation present the memorial Lord Clar, ndon
Onihe morning The steamer sailed
tisstated in Liverpool that had been
fitted out and that IL was quite probable would
sail on the day the Scotia left Liverpool.
Tie 7iaes says the meeting at Liverpool one OF
the most in1ucniinl commefcal meetings held In
that city. The T.H6s In leGcer. declares that the
interest Of every kingdom IN Europe. well every
republic in America, demands that tie complaints
Spain had made against Chill should he nuihortayey
rebakcd. England, France ana the United States
canno suffer that tie iglts Of neutral Datious should
be trampcd In the face o these dangers II is time
10 have done with the miserable fcfshless of abso
lute noninierierence. A JOINT rcmOustranee OF the
great Powers cannot fail TO recall tie Spanish Govern
ment to the consideration OF legal pripolpes which II
seems have forgottento The reparation OF wrongs
which ii hos too hastily authorized.
MR. sEWARD's DISPATCH ON THR MEXICAN QUEs-
TI0n.
Cs,respordenee of The London Times
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