New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
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the question Whether he Government had resolved
70 withdraw beiliserent rig = from tie Sout o wct
Dotice bad been gwen by 1ir White was not r1.
The Morning star assumcs IRON Mr.. White having
been requested TO postpone his question that the que
tion under the consideration Of the Cabinet hHd Of
Beryes "ThCuCh the Withdrawal OF belIereD' III hts
is no mere sentimental eciion il would have the effect
OF shutting tie Australian ports 10 the ShenaEGoal
md those Of tire West Indies 10 the Stoncwa hc only
two phi aleers efoat 1t would end TO expedite
She period when tie Government OF the Union il 80
The block de ad permit Tree intercourse "ilh Tue
Southern States"
TIE Morning Posi- in IN editorial on the sane sub
Deot says: Mr. White postponed his question in the
absence Of Lord Palm rstOn, hut it is unqueslionab,
pne to which answer must be speedily given.
The Post SAYS: lit is Impossible 10 eyoid the con-
Clpsion that the Confederate Government has ceeGed 10
exst. Tie South he bellirerent when II No
longer possesses the Ct prosecuting the var and
s IT has already mode admission to that tLe6 IN TIE
original convention between Johnston and Sherman,
no for complaint will be given If neutral powers
Endorse the confession.
The Daily Nesrs notices among the moot pleasing
featuIes Of the recent intelligence nom Amer ics. tie
Improved feeling OF the citizens Of the United States to-
ward England
There are evidences of this every hand; IN; they
espe cially visible IN the altered tore OF thor rost
Ces have not only improved the situation and temper OF
american citizens. but have contributed TO place the
English character and motives II truer light.
In opposi'iCn 10 this Thu Morning Herald gives Iu
pnors tia; Sir f. Bruce complains Of the difficulty VI
maintaining friendly relations with the Washington
Government, al q that Mr. Adams has presented Gains
tor losses by the Alabama.
The Daily N.s Of tie 18Th, referring TO the ADORE
statement by The HraA, says: Most persons are
aware That the Government Of the United States COZ
tders il has claims upon Eng gland cr damage done ny
the Alabama, and that orr own Government is OF con-
trary OPINION" The question: vi come for adjust
nent day. in the ordinary manner and we DO not
Know thai IL might Lot be coIsideied now as Wen as at
eny other time.
Asa Meter Of fact however, President johnson has
done nothing. The question OF this moment stands
3us where Mr.. Lincoln lCi 1t. The GeIredations OF
Che hoLandcah have also been made tho slss rep
u
made by order Of Nj Lincoln. and lar from beng
Of an urfrendy they brought out I,aiuly
pents. 1t IS hoped Mr.. Seward viii soon be restored to
the duties Of Lis department, ard lie wii md thrse
plains on England in the situation in which De lcit
them President johnson having reserved them for hs
treatment
Lord psmerstons health Was improving but he con.
tinuts weak and sbstains lOm Par ialneAtaiy duties.
Messrs. HGnkey Brothers, merchants III Liverpool,
tsye SUSPENDED. il is beeyed fer a heavy amount.
"A large future is also reported at Hayre III connec'
sion with tie cotton trade. The name Is not men
toned.
At meeting of the Telegraph Construction and
Maintenance Company, late Glass. Elliott n Co, who
are manufacturing the Atlantic cable, some interesting
Statements made as 20 The progress OF the WORK,
and grc at confidence was expressed III It's success
TIE cable was expected 70 be complete IN another
fortnight and all along side OF the Great Eastern by the
end OF May.
The Great Eastern goes to under the most favor
able auspices her commander Captain Anderson, OF
Che Chins having been permitted by the CuDa d Com
pany to select his own crew.
Munich Letter mentions tic death OF FrenkDn Web
Ster, American COngu, to that city.
A Dubn dispatch Of the s1h inst. savs: " a ma Sc
netting consisting of about 1000 persons principally
Of the working classes wac Led sunday, Oh Tho
plains OfContarf for the purpose OF sympathzDg with
America in its bereavement. but the speakers Ill IN
dulged il strong observations sgainsttLe English Gov
Drnment Of them reMarking that the day not
distant hen the Irish flag would replace in this coln
try that Of England This and similar sentiments were
loudly oheered One speaker read document which
Al 81 f1rO1
referred 10 693 years OF bloody determination ana raa
pious plumber by British butchers. II then called upon
Che people receive the Prince Of Wales with silence
and contempt. and spoke Of the bastard descendant q
6trongI4w AID Cromwell This document was sisne1
by the Vigilance Committee and concluded WIN 1cu
tave the People An address Of sympathy TO America
was agreed TO- and the meeting dispersed quietly Inc
principal speaker who most vehement in his pro
testaiions against English rn!e was stone mason
named Curry"
The international Exhibition at Dublin was formally
inaugurated by the Prince Of Wales on tho BID iLst
with Appropriate ceremonies. The affair passed OF
with great ecat and the Prince was everywhere re-
ceyed with the most enthusiagtic demonstrators "a
welcome At night the city was illuminated sna INC
Prince attended grand bail given oy the Loia Aa'o'
Of Dubiiu.