New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

yagnIty OF other
peE bottom doFged pursuit Of ~ anna, and reckless
Of ,so eee, in hie Of as.crti1g rs rghts ,,,,fa ,
ns claims An uyeuous correspondent seJEs by cal
aa,ops OF ansegous sort that the famous dirt eating
ics,a Tie Taes month back were wrtsen aitcs Mr. "a
aus iad reopcned fte question ie 80 INFORMS us c'il'
that e indsccet his tnereIceS bf docr not
oppose the that Tie Iss aTSs were Ieuned to
-as M bic oppon On the J0th The Ns dodicates leader
10 tho subject pounding the o na that the Alabama
ruch felicity .; HE iusrati0ls Ii issia had been nsph
V what tho Coucdcrates di British flags would have &
those legal rclnemRs which have saddled The ao1
viii b daDfa iorto Alabama depedautna
What IS her Ia the article - the tatcmcnt that the comps
Tho mar, az he american Govcrnrnt 10 accept future better
understanding and hurncros compensation for past dem
qUenceS 1t leaves TO The ingcry Of the Ministry to Ind
eo1stuotes them then effort 10 reach the question
by roundabout road But me Macs evidently thinks
the Washington Government disposed 70 haze Iis little BAL
settled before discussing bargain The As Is the first
leading journal dFTe tho douson that Che bishops N set
all right by putting helr feet 1wn hrn on the o. ii,
II points that their influence il either IN allegiance
eNer on the side Of the ntualss some Of The mosl &c
fragrant Of rtualm and The Mas doubts Whether IA
ordination they DO not directly assist the growth 81
| tho dangers which menace ihc church. ID.
TIE Aorng Herald OF Nov 80 has leader On the Maxi
hero Napoleon vory wise man the United sensible
Government and that everything slovey Bat the igote
sad bunderthat Of taking Il for Iahied That The lh.o
had exist and the United States have long waited
Mexico the whole best 10 let them have lion
II Sar treats the Para question IN its edition Nov 80
with good evidently embarrassed by the mystery
Ia which the attentions Of Pho Mono are wrapped Up HAY
has at all events done her duiy hfSn nc son VIII @
Bat The Ser fears the Josis VIII induce the foeto
make victim ~ himself and appeal the passions Of Catnoc
TIM FExlAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE GOVERNMENT
| -ARREsls-IugPoRTED ARRIVAL 0F sTEPHENs.
TIE Government continued exhibit great vigilance ~
parng 20 meet emcrgcncy Two gunboais had 't Sheer
oI lrCaHd with large Quantities OF arms anu ammunition
| On boar'-lnolading further sappy OF Smdcr m''ch'
leaders
Arrests continued IN various parts Of Ireland Ga the 3th
three we've made IN Dublin io al n aud at Dandah i4~
! percussion cans were seized.
Announces that Government, has received tsormatGn hat
city Detectives lad been sent 10 all The ports aDd were
| statiOaod 90 tho dlhcloAt railway stations
Paris letter gi'o ruuor that stephens bod arrived in
that capital after having spent day and Lei ia LONDON
The following Ia the form Of pacsrd was extensively cir
cuatcd fhrou giou London the 3h pru1iiao DcscHP
ton o James Sclhcns WHO t!cs himself nv hetd tt oil
u the Fcuaus Of IcandA bout Y Of icet inches
high, 'os maAe broad hrt shordcr very active WTeal
aGcc hair bald al around top of head wears all his Dafd
which sandy slightly tnecd with gray iLer onc under the
forehead tender eyes and has peculiar habit 81 closing the
left eye when speaking high check bones and rather good
couneanoe hands feet remarkably small and well formed
The Government hive offered 4 900 reward to any Peson
arrest al said James stephens urtr reward Of
| stephens. Metropolitan Police ONCE Nov ~ IeCD
] THE QUEES AT woLvERHAMPToG.
Qaeeo Victoria according 70 promise paid Visit 70 WoiyeT
pose unyeng the statue erected by the eff the late
Prince Consor The Qaeen accompanied by several mem
tneuised persons The Queens reception cthusi
astc he immense crowds who lined the rouie Of process
passed with great eca The Queen conferred the honor OF
kEgibood on The Mayor Sir John Morris
TUE LORD MAYOR or LONDON TO BIZ KSJGHTTD.
Earl Derby had notified the XLord MAYOR Of Loudon. Al
dermoH phPs that The Queen degned 10 confer IN, dignity
THE PRINCE OF Wallis. ..
for sy at Berlin and To 'i sso Visit Fa e dny
! MOVEMENT ~ AID or TIE FREEDMnN
meeting had been held Bradford for the purpose Of hear
ing statements condition necessities the borng
Glasses the southern United States nom the Rev Sca Mar
Freedmcus Aid Union Gen Neal Dow and oths Mr. W. T..
Foster NJ p presided and in his opening address be urged
that description they could assist settling the claims Of the
United State upon England and purchase forgiveness Of fu
Done OF any during the late SuoL q0csous must
THASKso1v1Se IN LONDON.
Thanksgiving dinner eaten NJ The Longour Hoel
Thursday Of the Americans IN London About fry
persons were present Hon. + H. Morse T. Consul prt.
sided speeches made by Rev Mr. DenHisou Ar Curtis
! aud oshers. Nlr. Curtis said OF MaXinilan3
could b. It was that che had always been roe 70 the letter
and spirit OF her treaties Her motto had been Men might
tue 20 he principles treaties In Europe however the
hing wac ,e dhesIi Here saie s ga seemed to Be
treaty being worked out and The usucr Of Mexico was
being eyJecd. Macmillan might well cay
| But Why did you siek down stair, %
day stated thst upon Macmillan depended the everlasting vel
Ne aud he very much reminded OF The words n
S,:, oSS, 20 y ,s. .l'od'F thread
lChccrs seemed him that Napoleon in allowing Maxi
milan quietly leave Mexico had proclaimed ibe world
| States his subject. T" Hear hear"
| Mr.. BRIGHT on IRISH POLICY.
EXTHR Ihursday-A gentleman Of this city has received
Z the following letter from Mr. Bright.
RocHBiLE Nov 2A-DEAR SIR: thanh you your
Ths 'h LpdOrd' feel that they rtly on Esgl
feelings nsny My plan would rob nobody woud
.ivs than i present sny puiehs.d
from discomfort a real loyalty tLsi
Evsphias proposed for ireland j. opposed By tn. Toy
Church landlord party ard this party has itself nothing
Go.,sn..ns in.Sr.:Ga The country sP Es.e
| hi, rents and his power are secure.
changed Justice done aalord would be sIiern
'iG sy h si s1bsSss S' S SSt long til. people o United
Kingdom EXCLUDED from the House Of Commons and how
Do for s .Hd now they -. dong .o@stAos 70,
hs%'.,gs hope there 'y % some result before S1r
IHE ooNMERcE OF GREAT BRITAIS.
The Lond Times says the Board Of Trade afford
indcuon OF the absence u commercial prosperity and m
20 hanone lth gloomy feelings that prevail In all drec
lions. The nantl OF October 1863 Of extraordinary
activity TIE export business but the the past
show increase Of nearly per cent over the totals
Of that date The total expectations the pest 10 months of
the year have een about II per above last
perOd Of sG Unless these operations been perssteniy
nrred upOH unremupcrae terms superstition fol which
ii ere Is not the sgest ground there must already have been
progress toward the accumulation VI wealth the
country repair tie disasters Of the panic and when con
ign and colonial dividends II viii be that aecum
a must be gong on az rate which will not long remain
chan ne are TO be straed and abandoned would
DEMAND FOR CONFEDERATE BONDS
tn. re was some demand for Confederate bonds in London
on the SOtb o. November and prices improved TO 6a6c.
THE sUFKKREEs ERoA TER QUEBEC FIRE.
TheA inscriptions for Quebec amounted yesterday 700
The mes Of FRIDAY While discussing Of the dozen projects
failures Incidentally gives the following between Amer
There IL no way Of paying of debts except BY SURPRISES
This Is axiom which mn be accepted ndspuabe Sink