, 1866-12-20
REBEL rROpERTYIN ENGLAND.
TIC agreement with Rebel Agents
ATOIEeds
EFrOm HE UO%tpn ttoufral.1


Our Gc.l.atchcs announce that an agree
!rcnt entered into by Freeman II. Morse,
-amt riran Censul ut London, and Montgonl-
cry f;ibbs, special agent Of the Treasury De
rart1acnt, with F.uzer, Trenholm l. Gu, the
-tbri agents at Liverpool, in regard to rebel
property yet III their lian.te, has be,'n dis
nrnwed. 4 letter from Liverpool in the
1raikc1.ipf furnishes q cory nf the agreement,
which Is very Justly denounced by its cor
respondent, and which seems to have failed
through the refusal Of Minister Adams to rat
iiy It,. The terms we're US follows:
/. The clafme OF IMesetR. Frazc-, T~cnholM &
Co. aeainst cel:n1n properly Of the 1nie con-
teae,ats M States under their control Is agreed AZ
:. Mcesrs. F1azer, Trenholm & Co. ate to de.
clarc what PROPERTY they have nncct their c2n-
emong thss property nre the r foiIo s{ns saips
the ltnDF, tho Racine. The Penguin, Tie Owl and
). ihis property to be cold at the best crlce oh.
reuy, ord The proceeds to be applied to tho pay
inctt Of the s,5oga. an any surplus to b &C.
cGrnscd tpr and paid over 10 lhc United States
I. ILc United S:ntes Consul, Mr. Morse. aud
unte in d;srcsi.e Of tl,c psop ty. aud, i psopsE
urL esEclie-t, 10 :.eant IN Amt register to
eli OF any Of The said shlps.
or ir The United States, between Ic.sEe. FEazcs,
Trenholm 4 Co.. ally OF lhc,R, ana tnc unIlt:,t
.',a!ss. 10 be abacdoned, cach ra'ty psTlaS thslr
| &. s;rfs1s. Fsnscr, Trsnaol.n & Company to pre-
+,nt Mr. :Io,sc ard Mr.. Gibbs with an aeeoun
| sEowtn. Aus- the indebtedness u them Ii made
ort, ed to sl!nx them aud an accountant accept
:e's 10 NJ ss,:. Frazer, T.c2holE & Co., to IN 'per
"nks s G.a's1"l i r snas any a'1 n;
in any actfcn 1t Proceeding except ior Tue Fe
The consequences that wonld result from
The iulh3lne1.t u such al agreement as ths
.TLo iiIF! alr.c.c aslecs that The present CLAIM
e the late rebel a:!ens Is. oF "as, On snScnoeI
His!s he eess q s s q
,c puse o:er. ilsoat Gues.'on Or rt.unrk. oil af
,l" riaio.s ot mcne!*. r.teetas q eo.xSt; %e
deiiars. ard iva:c Fraz,r, Tfenia!, i Co, III nr
2s.. f:a5,a s1 HsI.Er e Il 3 ,e sss
,, III. Tn,ed sta;ce depends upon Caemsclvc
!h,S a to sseafs sha D5srs5y thsy HES Inn ~
4 ire eksrs in ill., same posi;,un. why are tiit
r ili:s;s pscncr.y 70 be se,d. al TIC BE-
i ,,.,cc otta,nabe, by Nests. FtaEsr & CO. :
scy San ~ il f.: a,r neninat pstee tacy pleas
stot. s,.d SI.ssyr. Frazer + 60. arc 10 lie wit
> d.uep. c1ra raIsy rasirs their own costs. 1h
am S, st. iPsss e. Gsa i,e: coa II Il r.rst !, ws
NC LA disa u. LII a:sss ~ %
i, 1Is snbtlm u A,Es lEQ J. 4ns9 HdS s.'CEtesthf.
u rt:hl be anticipated, nil the trans actions fwe.
= lis I.Gt.d Crm and lhi1 nriti-h and Soatnc
Correspondents world have bren bro7rht 10 1iat
. All That WAS loac in, gland du:inS {
e war, cnd for ra.el Of which Crest Bua:
y, IS rcepnl >ltlc, wculd have been d
y c'ceed. II AMI Thing is wanting 10 .1ow the h.
~ ~ ,ils sr1r1: with with, at one time the Gni'
~ states were regarded aud the onc--tecd neural
" " an 1cFo,lnl Of their doing. TIC Grilci Sta
y were entitled from Ft2Zc7 s t'o.. ri.htful s
~ ccssots 10 Confederate de foc:o authority, a
r., Frazer & C.,. could not Lave .sc.psd Eenlc Ing
~ ~. In pressing thr c':i'ns Of the United STATES
~ " dlu1naers hy the alabama" we should derive
-; +en1iil ar imlor unt facls from Frazer 4 Co..
~ " rcspoudcnc.." .-
OF The settlement Is said to have been ne
~ tiated wholly without the knowledge or
Il rsoya1 Of Mr.. Dudley, our Consul 1t Lir
pool.