New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28
GOerumsut very seriously again,s trfng toe far With A-

Goernnenf y.,y seriously again. trfng toe FAR With 'hc
..--s. 9 peube, who are in very important respects The
PICK ofthe Liberal party Inc Adnhames aie suheienty
inconvenieut, but they aro as nothing compared W4ia
Tie party &" below the gangway" II the latter act
IN their strength; and they viii act in their strength H.
by sighting their views. the Government ioo their highest
claim represent the great Liberal party NJ The country
feeling OF growing ua feeling oi confidence
feeling OF sodarty-which doing more FOR the Gov
than could have been accomplished by tho oFeIet
whipping the artfu Establishments BY accepting Mr.
seriously the operation Of their bill but rsked the allegiance
OF the best supporters Of Reform"
sALE OF THE TALLAHASSEE AND THE SUMTER.
The Rebel cruisers Tallahassee and sumter were sold by
auction At Liverpool On The IN oy order 81 me Vgnea
Consul nj that port The former (ow called the ham
eou) knocked down for $4,000 sterling and the latter
fow the Gihralta for ~ 80 Roth vessels have for somo
time been lying idle in the Liverpool docks.
Another fIghal colIcry explosion had taken place in
mine at Dutufeld. Forty.three lives were Lost.
A FESIAS SENTENCED To PENAL SERVIrrDE FOR LIVE
Edward OConuor tbn fcnan who shot W lrner the INFORM
had been sentenced 20 pena seryitaae io lie
Tho manufacture Of the new Atlantic Gable was entirely
completed 18TH and the as few miles OF The cable "efe
on their way from the works Al Greenwich to ne steamship
Great Eastern Shecfnos 10 was arranged that the Great
Eastern should sail from sheerness on Saturday June O Tor
qlrFENfAy 1NvAsIoS-TnE Tryrs PLEASED TO ArrRovE
TIE ACTION OF OUR GOVERNMENT.
From The London Iiues,Juue 10 go
Before concentrating ourselves and the Canadians this
satisfactory hasten 10 sense OF the adj
nm alalta N tn1so Ss inoye e 70 eyag
eerate good faith tho rendncss the sincerity ana the
- r,sasrr.s II ro bave or,eiiues thoupht
that the American Government ardy in discerning sn
ceu Grounds for their Interference must now ao,
knowledge ha when the occurred they have acted
in manner which exceeds anything that could reasonably
have been expected from the friendly nation The public
will not III the most conspicuous evidence 81 THIS as
position persons whom they have ntrusted the duty
If this gnobo raid force Of police might have
seemed appropriate agents for capturing mere
hand Of robbers and murderers, and at the utmost
n subordinate military officer might have been thought
amply sufficient 10 deal with trivial a disturbance.
But Instead OF this she Federal Government have employed
the most distinguished officer in their service together win
fst4 .no an.
something Of the position which the Dake OF Wellington held
among ourselves and Gen Meade only subordinate to
Inn throughout tho nal operations OF the To employ
officers Is not olly to insure that the tehan at
temnt shall be efectuay suppressed but 10 give
the most conspicuous evidence OF To determination
Of the Government to oppose, and, necessary.
- suppress. the Feni4n Society in point
moral oTcc President Johnsons proclamation seli could
bar be ehecua This document however ana the
rests by which has been accompanied The most complete
blow which coud have been struck at the movement and VIII
thing could have wished % do for ogrsyos
These energetic Of genuine Friendship ON the pant OF
the Tued Government viii be ng and cordially 10.
beTed almost disposed 10 thank he fenans
for having given Americans occasion for displaying so
conspicuonsly their friendliness and good feeling.