New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

How Lord PaImerston Wanted 10 20
- Wpr with the United states About
the Trens Business-The English Gov
erpmept aud Earl Russeii's Dimcnl-
sies-Lord Maysr's Day in Lends"
The Prince Of Walcs's Birthd"y-Thc
pr;ucc..cs ndeua and Iouisc-Itcms
from Our Special Corrcspondsnt.
LoSuos, Nov. II, TO-
Before the receipt Of this letter, the me-
weekly mail steamer will have brought You that Sh r
ary satisfactory aud delgAtfl news Of the appear zee
Of the Shenandoah at Liverpool and Of her urrcnd'
the British authorites-though not Of their ndrniI
disposition OF the crew That yet remains - conN h'e
American skeptcs II the high sense Of internaio'
honor aud Justice entertained by the Government oi tbs
msryelously upright people. The whole narrative s
unlne as beautiful II would make magnificent l-
ject for illustration canvas 30 be pre- led Ia the
Capitol AT Washington, re = perpetual reminder of
British fair play. and rebuke 10 lefciic on hat
subject for all time 20 Ivoud ain have depicted
the pirate ship" long handsome vessel painted Daos'
heavily spared an unmistakatly quick and service.
able cra coming irto port fauniing the "Conied'
crate ensign 20 the crpactaut Donegal aud also We
scene two days afi,rward. when. Oh Wednesday night
a telegram wos received from Government b. tnpi.
Paynter 10 whom the Shenandoah WAS surrendered.
that the whole OF the officers and who were not
British subjects to be- paroied. The crow be.af
mustered on he quarter.dcck by tho officers ~ i1c
ship the roLbook was brought snd Tho names of tie
men called out 49, fhcy occur,d. " each man ar.
swercd 10 his name he was asked Mat couuirym hr
was. Ia upt one iust1nce did any 81 them Hcluoul
cde, o. d. British subjects. Many nations vrcr feplr
scntcd among rhcm. but tie majority claimed 70 he
untyes of the Southern States of America oT Sout ru
citizens. SsEcrul OF those hoscNer. who PurIor.d ~
be Americans had uufnlsfAk able Scotch accent AID
seemed moro likely have hailed from tho banks Of the
cyde than the Mssi--ippi Tho rognes how thsy mast
have enjoyed o. thncy JACK dnul -,itt'nf his auid
- biz sinister cheek and responding "Ntrsui1 d-n
my eys-f' Savlcy Bcau.- Suuti.ou ciulcn-ttGna|
efsvctly remember WhRrf" ard Icaguc OGnluW
glass "Suie. Iu from Ssw-Ofieaus'' In!s rusus-
pectine Hitsh GOyerumont lit never conceived the
possibility bless YOU % deception on the piit oi tufsc
noble follows But 10 hl4sA ~lih NE rough bui seg
gestivc sketch afforded hy Tae Ltr0To0i Mer,-ry
Capt Payuter then informed the men HAT. by The or
der of tho Government, they vcrc til p1ro."d and
might a once proceed on shore 1is intelligence" Vas
received by tie men wlth a. ,y demonstration Of JOY
hey seemed 60 b.. Elted at tho prospect of leaving
the cruft. Iley commenced 70 pHc. uP uclf bedding
and other articles fast as possible aud conveyed
them on boani tte Bee which wis io take tLcm TO Tue
landing stage. Before leaving tie es,e however, they
g,,e three lusfy cheer for Capt Wadlen their late
commander. Capt. Naddeu. In fecinE terms sc
knov ledgcd tie compliment and sd that he Lopcd the
men would always behave themsClyes As bravo sailor
ought 10 do The men then went on board the Bee and
N
the Shenandoah HDd hor crew. and TIE vessel Low
rdes at anchor in the Sovne IN charge Of s0ne men
from the Donegal, under tie command OF Lieut.
Chesk A vulgar person might nsnuate that In his
choice Of tis officer ioF the duty. Capt PAINTER had
been Guided by bis name. ~ wonderfully appropriate To
the entire transaction. Bui IL lot the business
charming one and how you ought 10 ike II 'espe-
cally -uch American a. have beeu engaged In The
spcrin oil tTIs1' In tlc meantime Wadde IS starring
n among " friends Ia Liverpool (just =. the rufin
SemmcS swhggercd about southampton after the
.frI If,as ~ fs hIw IF4u mil
Oh in American dollars provided by n yeilknown
firm which prominently associated with Southern
interests du,ing the rar," and "thei peculiar and
heavy luCg.sc seems 10 indicate that mOsI ~ them
have ouui lc voyage profitable" Finally, the ShcnsD
doah eG Sea King which IN October. lst cleared nom
the port " London ~ merchant ship has been handed
over toth- Alird State authorities. Shehas board
about )" cbron0m'iefs, squrnty OF feNtsnt-. cabin
furniture urs and other articles ~ value winch sr,
msuiiestly the proceeds Of Capt NadGels late raids
among the Rhaler, o. The Arctic S"as Also "a large
quantity Of ammunition. .lK Ahuutggns. the large
swivel aud money and valuable about which lat
two items one may be- permitted a doubt And 80 the
affair bas-perhaIs not-tided
IL has excited little, but not much discussion here.
Our ffends look grave AT IT, sBgge-t that htdril =
pruc. aud thei the unconditional discharge u him and
bis merry men i- not unlikely 90 cnmplicat" American
difficulties; the Anglo Rebels and Tories morally clap
the late commander Oi the SneuhaGOah the back a.
"a hero" and gallant fellow Sc. and decide We
not IN any way responsible; and the general pUIc
thinks tie GOvcrnIcnt must have reasons norU VI less
worthy Of respect for the course has adopted The
war is over now said All Engshman 10 mr ,tcfeas
and don't see how they can clsim " nddel. iou
they didn't hang SrmIne. when they had he
chance" sfn not bloodlr,ty person. hni somehow
II prOyokcs me 10 hear II eyefyw taken nc grahp
that the United States Govern Onghtnt 20 arr0
eats 20 itself the priv egc Of capital punishment Tor
treason "bccGgsr ~, republic you know, ana not n
regular GoYerumentT Though, perhaps, EIgAtly con
sdered That circumstance may involve deeper reason
than those who mention II dnsm ~. Washi II AJAX
inilien EObeVerre. adyOcst " Arras who SAID mat
" the exeeu,,oner - tic tool of the t'raDt" ana r.
linqusled a. orics rather than condemn man io
death ia suggestive fact for biography.
Apropos OF biography. Or the g&sip thst sce' u,
wards making IT, hero ~ sOiuethng that has cropped
NJ about the late Premier worthy % reproduction Un
your side o ue Atlantic. guole from the November
number of biockcOod.
The hrst Of te,, OCCASION, va, tie Trent saaT on which
10 no" no longer scrre! ua Lord P.mc1o1 1'Ge ~ 10
mind ~ 20 10 war with h. Federal Stsr, ne Li bNh
with Impotence tue Bullying snd insOen-o o. tnnn hnrt
any occasions and saw With Tho cle,ruc., % h, eseE
year thai the opportunity length oneed Of pnns
,top TO this Bullying IL time The Emperor 81 no
Tencl, equally long sighted, scod with Lord FiiueI'on'
and had there no Deen with him IN tho iAost ca 20 "H
The thought of var under any circn,isnc"' 10 hoiui
message sent 90 ash to ,ud nave feqursd shof az
ave e.cortoi t 70 hs moth 81 Tho ths,pcut. In g.,
Cabinet howeNe there sat at t.i .inc not on' r oa'
stone. Nj Milhci bIpsln aud hr Nib,rt hNl ~ br
Jonewa Lewis the mos, subtle of political i-s'Hi" We
noT pschc oi Mri5ers0ne WHO could never - oi' 10
'eo that la c I'cs OF nlon' IN thsr o. p'ae P'io
mere are monrnts whcn, though ga" Hs''I
Do becoming 70 do wfUn; for ia own nA", !"
perfectly jn.tiheblc To- anticipate ofr, aLu 70 Nei'
IN injury m,ditsted sgains, oufscyr. by intcs u o H'
We had when tho Outrage The Trent va. eoinintsi
ong list Of be sccouDted fol We d brsn eAeued
there no ether word fo1 tin the AslDuEio treaty
Tie States claimed a. their teutofN ~hhl "rl hai IA
cr posss,ion the cicaTrt proof Oco sed 70 Us Hu " "
sp this Outrage, the Island OF 81 Juln admitted 70 os or'
vas invaded and ispt military possession "l. 'le'e WI
ther ssstr but not therefore unmpoitsnt wrong iaHn
nd iesteied aud the Trent Outrage if'- 'uen u oP
unity could never be expected 10 occur ss o hsn-
hem all by process which oud havc b"i'hted VI" "A'r