New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23

10 ,,b,;s and conduct ,sonthiy periodical which have
called The Anoio Saron Repieo Having consd, fsole
knoydye IL the people prospects aud resources oil he
limited States more intimate knowledge than u generally
the lot of Ensbm.Dl have arrived at the conclusion tLa
principles VII he Of immaae beneht IN promoting ieehngs
cordial and ltena amty between England ana
No one think who acquainted with America ana In
rand an fail be struck with the respective misconceptions
which the fruitful sources OF distrust and plckengs
~ not understood that in England the nonarcnieai
forn of government constituted that ~ practce the I'm
sh people ENJOY the Liberty that the most % re
public car hesow IN Ensan is not understood thst tna
repnbcsn freedom Of the United States ia compatible with
that true Conservatism which s nimcd to revoiItohary
en IA Il not possible correct these misconceptions 10
1t not possible show that the Governments OF the TWO
4s are nspired by spirit Of liberty and that the
Crown Of England does prevent the competes FREEDOM
ard that the freedom OF the United states Goes o'
involve any TO true conservaism In ooh conn
ir.es the Executive res and administers aDdh both coun
tries tie people rule. A.. ,, o,.,.., and ann
iutersts OF Eng and and America identical and 1t
much be depored that this fact not genefsy sPpe
which Al last % far as England concerned heavy IA
,ona burden Why should there not be- in theory and IN
fact union Of The Anglo Fnssrd md m",ca
to make the idea OF absolutely absurd The sdvan
tages that wonld esu from such union are %
the only thing that prevents Is isconcepuoh on e one
The resources Of America arc unbounded and the wealth
Of England is We see English capitalists seeking
in all corners o. the earth lending money 10 to
teny Governments and seeking to resfctate me proy
Of decsyng States and yet negectng investments IN Amer
lea and shrinking from them something dangerous nov"
venture that fthe position and resources OF Amencs
known and tho perpetual International snarins Was
hushed English capital would ow into America 70 the proht
Of both countries, AID would thereby be my ASSURED
II proposed that The ngl SaroR Reriep shall De mag
in which the leading Of both countries will be
enabled to pubish their views In politics tho truth ha DC
tod without disguise ard without bitterness In commercial
and financial matters facts and figures shall be put before the
reader In such manner TO enable him TO form ali nde
pendent and correct Judgment In literature the aim will be
to bring the minds OF England and America close and in
tegibe communion In social life the object will be to pro-
soBt acnate IN place Of those psrveions and carca,ure
mutual good will
siderable and beneficial influence. and II that is
doubt the enterprise will be commercial success have
liberty Of submitting this to you you are
peace and commerce snd sha be glad TO hear from
in IT, IN that case shall bs happy TO enter into full viva
explanations as TO details and prospect you should not
approve the project you WI De sha enough 70 ue" TINS
SGI%qEe'n0" ''"'' '''eD'' Jons B. i aorks S
The Court OF Bankruptcy this week affords me two
items concerning two individuals known 70 New
Workers and better known than trusted Here ~ the
first: &c. " Sanders Grafton place. Fitzroy square
dreamy semi artistic locality no.. as you mig ~ sup
pose identified with Fum.holes). contractor with the
Confederate Government Of America for the building
and running Of ironplated postal vessels -whaeVer
they may be. Second item; bankrupt described as
late of the Hotel dc Provence, Leicestersqnsre.
formerly Of New York clerk in the Mercantile Bank
Of that city and named Charles windsor got ns dt-
charge the 9Th, la the absence OF further oppos
ton The accounts show debts amounting to eco GAL
OF which i26 1913 is due 10 the bank in New York IN
respect of former Judgment The case was before the
Court December J, last, when an Adjournment was
ordered the instance Of he bank for the bankrupt to
file cash account from the lst Of January lsi which
he has DONE Mr.. Windsor owes his escape 20 lack
of evidence the part OF the banks representative as
an authorized person.
And, talking Of Americans permit me tins extract
from The Stars Paris correspondent Belle Britton,
earwigging Napoleon Ill Oughtnt the Empress 10 pc
jealous
Who is Col. Fuller and What 10 TIE Cosnopottan IL
ask for this information II because La Frdnce
informs readers Col Fuller head 20 The Coz
ooYo1n bad long interview with the Emperor Does la
imply that b- Majesty would have preferred
= shorfer interview with this GENT
The Queen has held one leyee az ST. Janess and one
court at Buckingham Palace. At The latter, Mira
introduced two American ladies. Mrs Award
wife OF the Assistant Secretary OF Legation and Mrs.
Montgomerie Richie Of NewYork City. TB.G.