New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10
Great Britain.

remain arrests continue OF OdlIy occurrence,
particularly in the Irish provinces. a passenger by
he City Of Manchester from New York named O'Tor
dan, who asserts he is United States Captain. was
slrested OF Queenstown on landing from the steamer
TTeasonabe documents were found on him. Three ad.
d0nal arrests wee reported among the troops in the
garrison at Cork. The prisoners in Dublin al in all
we're 10 be brought mp for examination the day the
China left Liverpool
The official dublin Ga:eRe of the Goth contains a
PROCLAMATION disaIming several baronies in Upper any,
limerick and Waterford Counties.
The London Times suggests that the Pfince OF wales
should visit Ireland occasionally and points out that
the Royal Family has passed more time on tie continent
than in the sister kingdom.
Tie Tmess correspondent in America represents the
Fenians as mastering 800 900 men in America
S Robert Peel Chief Secretary Of Ireland. has been
summoned before magistrate by Robert Grey a Dub
hH banker in consequence OF an alteration IN rail
way carriage.
Tie Countess Of Clare, the mother Of Lady Wode.
house is dead.
The Philadelphia correspondent Of TIE london Times
POINTS out that President johnson has taken decided
conservative stand and has thrown his protection
tie conquered Confederate States.
Tie 7nes has an editorial this test and expresses
he belief that the enent and generous policy Of the
President WILL within the next few months. enable the
gress
1t twas stated that an effort was about 10 be made by
TIE committee OF the Confederate bOndhOders 70 induce
TIC Stock Exchange Committee 10 admit them 10 tie
privilege Of quotation
Barngs circular reports considerable transactions in
The Countess de Paris had given birth 10 a daughter
az IElekenham near London. \ large number Of the
Royal family Of France were present on the occasion.
Alderman Philips, who is Of tie Hebrew faith, had
been unanimously elected Lord Mayor of London.
The viii Of the late Mr.. Golden executed the day
before hls death had been sworn 10 as under 5000
personality.
A writer in The Tins asserts that the gold fields Of
Nova Scotia il properly worSed would equal those Of
Australia
PRESIDENT JoHysoSs POLICY.
From The London Times, Sept. q.
When the people of the Northern States elect.
81 M Lincoln Or the second time they were moved By
ahappy impulse 10 choose the second magistrate 81
ne country Andrew johnson ofTennessee. The Office
wee President is IL itseli Oh htte Importance, and
though on two former occasions a Vice President has
ElcoegGed TO the Government Of the Republic through
ae death Of bis superior may presume that the ex
pets,ion OF Mr.. JOhnsOIs accession 10 the higher Of
ice was hardly present to the mind Of any Of those
Two millions Of electors Those who chose him wished
l0pay compliment to the most energetic aid jealous
among the few southern men who had Remained latin
ia % the Federal cause, and 1t may have
seemed 10 them that by electing u Tennes
%ean they declared emplatically the non.sev.
tfAIee 81 a seeded State from tie UDiOn. But
..ss great crime Of April last has given supreme
Vaef 10 the politician who otherwise would have filled
% lie next four years the dignlied but poweTless
uAce o. President OF the Senate. All parties were
-iue1 a! ms sudden change Of men, and there were
regya0y Few but the most extreme who looked on II
Without alarm Mr. johnson must now receive the
Sse Of having disarmed grOundlcss fears and disap.
snulsu eXualagaAt hOpes. We cannot tell what
tuvukss have pa 90 through bis sErewd and energetic
, SIulg thsse I've months Of unexpected rule, how
g may owe 10 tAe SOLDERING responsibilities Of his
oluoe. low much 10 The cOunscs Of two or three
~ uen WlO have been schOoied to government amid
80 iiies ana callnities VI war, how much 10 his
Sss ~ southern extraction, and TO the felow-feeng
49, 49, ne el0Ws lOr The secedeTs in everything but
- a. secession. But whatever the motives which In.
49, 49,, MS policy tie Americans have found in MI
ron sii aOe ana successful! magistrate. MI Lin
4 nod afat in I,a fr.s I.r- H
"iHe amnesty and the restoration Of the SOuth tu
,-r ~ llSce IA tie Union. When he fell il was lot
tobs ,! tnougni IN America that a steTner rule
ana ~ zeaOis Of the Republican party
49, 70 accept Mr. johnson as their leader with
Pfhaps that they might use him as their tool
anop,S 90 have however vanished. Within
leaning too tue resident accession to office his
tAoueS H V~nu moderate policy began 70 appear, and
- @as received with marked disaupoiDtmeut bv
psl OF ms own supporters the effect Of II on
south was 50 favorable and tranquilizng
clsysc psisevered in It, aud il NAV De expected 10
Tls o' ie hs whole term Of Office
70 rejoice one on this side the Atlantic who will fail
The Geuly 49, Wy prospects which this policy opens 10
spr,is 49,! Veihented Union. Tie American WITH tho
to,hs;ss Of young people are adoptiny tbcrnselves
fought eeieu conditions The SouthcrGer who has
poh .seleely Tor disuniOu no sooner finds il is i'm.
superior mirlt nc hses nom the ground where the
bandases' ns OF his enemy has Frustrated him
bnrsf ~ hls wounds takes of his tattered Uniform
booth =, Doeaerste coors. and walks 10 the polling
500. w an his ballot as he would have 5ons hose
~ oit Ihe only true philosonLv ia ~ lool, ~,
toaa ~, = something with which we nave no more
new e, " iieal tie present moment as the first Of
10 e,aa The SOgtherners appear 10 be anxious
and tA through Tie history OF TIE last five wears
not es.;1I up ne Union where they left IT, This ~
reyoh,,nN.! possible since during !hS time great
brosen ~ t.e emancipation OF the negroe,-bas
Sostkeyr.aaro Hamework Of society But this the
In Isauefs accept with readiness reuarkable even
Union ,hIs aAd ask almost with unanimity thai Tie
fss oys,r De restored on lis old footing They pro-
that tIey 20 ~ and declare doubtless with sincerity
inc NY laye no reasonable afterfhouOht IN de,nsnd
Wb.siseIniion OF their civil rights.
"ese nights slggld be restored: how far the