New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-09

Gregory Lindsey and others for the recognition Of the
Rebels.
c. L. Gunneson, a gentleman Of influence on the
w. II. Gregory, NJ p, Galway the first declared
Rebel Champion in the House Of Commons.
J. Gilliatt (and Others Of that nane2 These per
tobacco. They acted az Rebel bankers, and are sup
posed to have money In their hands TO the credit OF the
defunct Rebel Government. One Of them is Director
of the Bark Of England.
w. Il. Gladstone-No such person known; must be
the Right Hon. w. T. Gladstone.
K Helm Rebel Consul at Havana, once United States
Consul there. He and John Vincent Crawford acted
s. p. Horseal. NJ p for Liverpool; his constituents
well represented, far their Rebel sympathies
are concerned.
j. Hopkins, once connected with The Alias was for
some time employed by Hoize in the office Of The iadt1
HUH Co., merchants. London. They claimed the
bar silver stolen by the Oreto. or Florida, from the
-, ana brought to Liverpool in the Eaglo In
J. Ireland, the proprietor Of Manchester paper or
connected with an influential journal there.
W. 8. Lindsay, NJ. F., wellknown Rebel partisan:
John Laird. NJ. p. the builder Of the pirate 800
and Of the famous iron rams.
A. j. Macauley. son Of President Bnchanans second
Consul az Manchester.
burehs; was contributor Of Tl. Orij wrote an
abusive book once on the United States entitled Min
G. A. Peacock an extremely bitter enemy Of the
United States; Al. p. for Maldon in Essex.
Sir Frederick Pollock. Lord Chief Baron Of the tn
cidel the case OF the Alexandra; be was a
subscriber for The ad,k nearly the whole period OF
its publication. and his name was on the subscribers
BOOK who paid fol Il at the Office. When 1t 10
remembered that in England gentlemen almost nvari-
ably &c. their newspapers from newsmen this subscrip
tion will be better understood.
F. Revolutionary Bank President in New
Orleans A naturalired citizen Of the United States.
| Wm. Anderson Rise n. p. for Southsn pton.-Was
for time Lord Mayor q London and IN that capacity
entertained the Rebel Minister Mason at the Mansion
| House.
John Arthur Roetuck. N. p. for sheffeld-The
courty language invariably used by this gentlemen
when speaking Of the American people, end his setas'
sumed mission 10 Louis Napoleon In order to induce
him TO interfere In the war against u.s. are well remem.
| bered.
D. Solomon., NJ Ponce Lord Mayor of London
3 Etinger-A London blockade runner and partner
| Of W. 5. Lindsay
| @. Z. seymouf-A stock broker and part owner Of
| The Daily Ners
Rebel financial agent In England.
George Augustus Sala-The special correspondent Of
tn, Daily Tegrarh In the United States In ls63 and
| 1864.
Sinclair Hamilton & Co.-shipping agents for the
Rebels In London. They sent out tie Agrippina to
meet the No. 90 at Tercera.
Youres disposition in first volume diplomatic CORE
| spondence. is6J
| q. A. spotiswood- The Queens Printer. His firm
printed Tao fsds1. Mr. Eeresford Hope having INTRO
dnced Mr.. onc TO then for tho purpose OF inducing
them 10 do the work. They never put their names t.
the paper.
Mr.. scholeGeid. " T. for Birmingham--The Rev
| r W. Trane,i, British abject. was once curate o
the Church % the Advent Ia Boston, Mass.
II 7. q. Wit, Of Kings hnch, Walk Temple. was
| contributor 90 Tie fIdsr.
Right Hon James whiteside. NJ p. was Attorney
General for ireland under I,rd Derby In lee and ls3J
and was very liberal hA dnunciations Of the Unte'
States Ia the House Of Conn ons during the war
PInekney Walker British citing Coasui ~ Charles
1 ton T. G.. He his resided there stDes leSo.
4 I. Aiziey In Lancashire, supplies The TIME wit
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