, 1866-08-03
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gftIl share taken by It In the rlycr campatgns :
which cut the seeded Statss in twain and
he vast weight due to its e1crtions arc COM =
plutcly appreciated by him. II would eo rc- c
aketeh eEen the llne which hts narrative \
lakes. Beginning with Lieutenant Portcr'sre- :
lief of Pensacola In defiance of Draggs's guns, !
and closing With Admiral Portcr's capture Of
the defences Of Wilmington, before the very /
eyes Of the tame General ths nT,ne1pai he9oSa
and theis leading exploits asc briefly de-
scribed. The use By the South Of the Aln.
bana and similar privateers, y f1tly spoken
of us mere net Of revenge. Falling utter
pose of embroilIng the North with any sen.
tsal nation, these doings have LEFT behind
seed of bitterness. eueh as it will
need much wisdom and patience to stay from
becoming better fruit in the future: From
the full Of Wilmington, the advantages q
Of their trade became things Of the past.
For the rest of the war the Confederate flag
only covered what was after all, Ut VIC eX.
cept the cruise Of the iron.clad tStonewall)
M itgnob'e piracy, legalized il default Of pro
Cabinet Of Richmond, whicl, sanctioned this
sretem to the end Of their 1n1e, hAvc left as
q legacy one Of tho most difficult problems
on International duties ever Offered Tor states
men 10 solve"
But the Edinburgh Rer;eto Is most concern
cd In pointing out the Urgent necessity which
will nTise, In case Of England's engaging IN
8 wnr, Tor our commerce betug moro efficient.
" guarded at sea than By iron-clads of
lve thousand tons or first rate wooden
frigatcs. A class Of swin corrcttes carry i
iuE two or three heavy guns, with engines
80 powerful Us to enable them to overhaul |
any ordinary merchant steamer, will be ab-
soiutcly indispensable II our trade Is to
escape ruin, whilst priyatecring is employed
n3rtSA0 IL If mn
tors, the American system Of s1noosh-borce
guns, and the torpedo system of defence and
assault, to the practical solution OF which the
American examples pollt the way-thcse are
urc great questions with ua at this hour, aud
Is ap3g s T. exsc
Kind Of rifles or small guns used By your
army, VIII some one cnlighten usy Captain
Fox declares that you hare nothing to hIle
and il1-grnincd people suy TINT his object ln
''or.lcts'' here aud in Russia for similar
! vessels therefore VIC look for some atithori~
tntirc statement upon this point. II We
were not thu must lcliient people IN the world
toward our public men,, Te could hare tho
Duke of Cambridge anl Earl Dc Grey, thg
nt this musucnt for allowing onr ariny to
l.Ayc gone 50 long with nllzzlc loading gUf,s,
1capite Tie experience IN the Danish sar aud
in yuur gigantic struggle. Remember TINT
I'll tntE lnhHNht IL INV IIiEfEtNh ttSa9
stepped do,vu fron. his pedestal is 'arbitcr
uf Eurulr = Il f,c las been checklnnted by
rr,lHrta, atli if 1tnlt tnaps her flngcrs at his
cuiIIttntila II tlIr l'fusslahs hte lilHnetatlly
es1rrled l,etHe Efs,na ani tlf aial'shars.
If ttet,nn,, sMi italia'. asi'y ase ~
it,.ger q, tltea.l,,, aud thu Austrian
rwnr which sa. lttal everywhere lnl"ltlrnl
Hr tI,rnInI ftue,ltIil VI NlsntsU"srr kftol-llils
,tlnr ii!"fe Tim, l" "t,r "nr ~, "tr, ,ass -
, 4asF Nsi!tsuty asstla'tttlcs 1,ays h~u tMpl'ted
t.t ll.it ugrntr Ht,raa.l 4, takr Wntn'ng b,
tf.r If,ur.,lthEa dining iflt Arnf A,l.trtt
nm! l'fnrs'n Will i,F'llhnt!s. whr.' rsrX l"lt"I
ir.,n Tia srphr hf hnAl1tit"s eIm1,u nl lhe trr
avliy whiel, II gave tu 'tin rrlaaIa! ~ urr
inf, sIn!r ulIy nat sIlslr r'!e'ny. n'"l Of ~
rtns.,,,ns. t'nt 'sv.'i"s MMl decentralization !!
cr n.rst Hlflngst ll.e snl'ltrn who wrr" ralle.
t Ulmn I" fara Il. Al r"'n"!'stranres, nnw
ss"r %sFo 81 i ,r ,ss S%a o a stvs"sa y" % 'y ,%a
l. l,tc milil wimt tirncral 1'eal ralla III
rnA Of tho hna,ssas year, wl'!Sl,
J. next MErcl!. n''l b, which time aoue loo, 10
Il tiesa; To- b. |ust; T. hh",,ld = , T." sn!d n,a i'
u s.n,,r'x dctire Tor re"non'y. We ca,nlnt hay
i our cnkc md mi It. Mr. GlndAtanr was r,
7. tnlvrll to Iavn surplus ntl l'atc:l the lsei'
!. uf military expenditure. tsrlIersl Peel, IL
IL, | new tAfF war alllltete1. VII! Aufe nv ecF
~ rlrs nr tI1s Kind. lie Will think naihtng
III asklng fnr million or two extra. and NJ
g DisraclI, ! dare suy, will give II him. | liz;
i, That the ircling III the subject in unr arln
,r that is amongst thu soatlicts, Ia Intense, nj
" TINT they vow ihey would mt Go e. INTO ~
IL did. Tlte, luwevcr, Is passionate talk. III
q, would dn tlle1r t,rst atn surc, however tn
lis | were circn1nstnMccd.
h, TIE seats If tic members nf tho House
t.nrx
oe an swivcl-1nost Of the gentlemen occnp
Ing places precisely corresponding to thu
lid which they held on the opposite side hcfu
,A- the ministry was changed. was canside!
n bly, amused when in the Chamber on Mond
." evening, 10 observe the dcmcaror Of the ut
pa bland and obltging has the oldest look It
I'D | mortal ever saw. As he gets older, the DC
I'LL lsE features arc more and moro pFolnine!
y, He il n Jew Of the Jews. There nrc otl
H., merubcrs Of the same race n the House, |
aly not one who is so markedly distinguish
rs, from his colleagues By plysiognomfcal Pc
af USUALLY m enigma. il sat With folded ar
he. and without tie slightest expression, save r
hans, ofnprarently nesoute ., lntssense e, ne
the ruler Of tile House Of Comnons, and so
arn seeks to appear asniable md looke-1 ku
of moi how to describe. It is a sort Of pltc
, II tirolIery you think Of Some one who Is I
~ Ing to restrain himself from laughter,
o" who yet appeals to yon, for some ~, reason sol!
NJ" to questions were full Of Difference to
), n House. '.With their permission" he wo
49, do SO aud so. "Thc House is always int
''u gent, and perhaps will allow me- and SO
the House seeming to Ike it q = cat en-
orc | to have its back strokcd tic right way.
M. other Tory Ministers seemed far from at {
w. p il their novel position. They were part
~" w. larly uncomfortable as to Il
IS Of II where to pnt them n-har
ers. in short, a sort Of FlamefAccd air, as tho
the they knew they had: NO right TO be vi
they were. Il Is really like Joke to Vt;
.s sss the course Of business under thciE 1caa,-
ess crything Of Importance being left 10 ~
the | session. and the arts Of evasion and com
arce misc being at work nll the night long:
uard Gmossohe 'oehs inNc'' 2et'es a.ssaes ~. ~
-1 work upon him when he Was in Office
us tremendous, and under 1t his whole sys
mental and bodily, vas sadly worn. II!
orte, naturnl whitcI,ess OF his face las gone.
TAX Is sense OF rel'e1 ~ LIS very 3n}e 1.at
'usa' it's, md The late d!atribes in the press y
1he his temper havc 20 fur affected linn tina
stion Monday he appeared really too sweet an
'orks jovia1.
, Mo We are to have debate urou tho Jan
t massacres, hut regret that Mr.. Buxton
intrudncc The resolutions on the subject
free more than one occasion this gentleman
rose anticipated better men and obtained
lead. pnly to desert the ca1ise wien the
n Of meht lot uA1 eans. ~. .;o, D Eat,n.t 80
N 1t. Sr. Buxton, for he knew lie would 90
lly Of 10 tlle tfccr, THIS very happily cSpl
.ircnt lie correct opinion Of tile hoaorable r
ihe nln.l. Mh9 .,1He ,saa s,,,ad.. ~ &,
the IT, "l.,sv.atn.n nr~;ars cor ;nst}ce-
over, t.,,sI, No. ~ tarx In tho Wouse Who viii
ort of ~. mntt.r f1i,lrcntiy and Mt nny m,
nee is hl,o11 rot drcsiyc declaration Of parlit
MISTER onc way or utl,cr.
:, n,5 MIR. Nhite, the Member Of parltamcn