The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-30
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wEpSrspar. JAsrARY Tho detention or Nsssr.
Mason and shde. American rebel commissioners
Europe, IN prison by mo United States governmer
ag,ated England deeply 10 var, and achievements
troops we're being huuiei TO canafa
JASrARr b.--Rassan government announced that th
ozar had al the beglspng OF the var saken steps,
promote peace In America Tho Gar communicated ,
tho "Grest Powers all tho reports received from hi
representative In Washington the subject Of III
war
JANUARY 7.-Engsh and French journals denounc
the 'stone blockade OF Charleston hsrbor by tn
United States
JANUARY s-UDlted States steamer ruscarora, Com
mandcr Cfagen, arrived at Southampton, Eng and,
watch the movements OF tho American rebel priva,es
Sumter
JANUARY e-secretary Stewards despatch on the sui
ject Of The release Of Mcssa Mason and S.deIl cor
sidered in British Cabinet council
JANUARY ll.-Mr. Gladstone, Chancellor Of the Engs
Exchcquer. In . speech u Le,h expressed his doubts
The 'Hoihy" Of the United States government " sur
press the southern rebeilio0 ov fore Of arm&
JANUARY 18.-Uniipd siales steamer ruscaroeA es,ab
fishes blockade OF Je Davis pr vateer Nash
VILE. lying 10 tho lors Of southsmp on England.
Liverpool shpOsners that Lord Lyons would inform tD
Unit states government that EnRaud re ardcd III
Q measure Of war;
JANUARY l9--Pnya,ser sumter reached Gibraltar from
Cad g. She was ordered from tadiz by tse Spanish an
thoritics
In ervention By England and Frauce IN the war affair
OF the unod States opsoy advocated In both
The London Otserper, organ OF the Cabinet, quote
the articles Of the treaty FOR the pacifcation or CIR
signed july, 1927, Oy England France and RUSSIA an,
vita view Of -ss sc,,sp,ps neacs betwssn Seeee an,
Turkey, nst offering tue mediation OF the three Powers
and remaTking that the refusal VI Turkey led TO
OF similar Intervention by Franco and oetwee
The fsderas and ederatcs OF North America sSnci
scs said, .'wuuld be approved by tho whole world
would be gladly accepted BY the ederaee and
give sa.si action 10 every man Of the Northern Sa,e
land and thai Of France will be called upon therefore
70 Tepest what done In the Of Greece. No
doubt Their power the beneficial elect or suoh
intervention.n The Paris Aomiteur sa,d-"rne numb
Of psrlisans Ia England tho reeogU of ths
Southern sonfedency increases. and that there " nc
doubt that many " Ill advocate tins Vntorvep
tonl in the approaching session OF Parliament"
JANUARY 27.-Napaloon opened tGs SESSION OF the
French Legislature. In bis speech he said THE civil
war wh.ch desolstss America hes greatly compromised
commercial inteSesta So l0n9 h0Sevsr. - the
rgpts OF peusrals are rs<psosed No must conhns
solves ~ ny wishes for early termination el
these dsssnsonan
Lord l., ons reported 70 Earl Russell his interview with
Secretary Seward on she subject Of The .gose oos.
ade" Of Charleson. he said: II asked Mr. Sc~ ard
whether principal entrance Charleston harbor
order Of this government; and observed 70 ths,
tho opening Of new port, thirty or forty miles OF,
would hardly console the people Of the large town Of
Charleston for The destruction Of their harboE Mr.
seward sad that best proof he could awe that
the barb0r OF Charleston had not been rendered
the block aiding squadrons Brs ish eamr, laden sc
eswtrob isd OF or Aad ,sst Ssccesdd in etis0 in
JAxuARY 70 UnEsd satos steamer ru-csrOrs LEFT her
dock NJ Southampton, In Ian !, In consequence Of
British naval order. Toe JsT Davis prlvA.esr Nashvsss
Hsssrs Mason and sIideil, Jsn Dav.' .smbasssdors
arrived In Sou. hampton, England.
The Jo1radl de y Iear.os~g pab'lshod noe dated
2lst from Prince GOrtscnakon 70 Baron of0kI 81 wash
milton, stating that tine Emperor has wi deep sats
facton hts anticipation cJnnrmed the determi-
nation Of tho federal American govsnm NJ 10 deliver
wisdom and moderation will guide III, stops Of the fedo
raj government In ne Interior policy Tho Car also
stated Thai he sno0d win great satisfaction see the
Union reconstructed by ,iarory measures" the
maintenance Of American po~cr influences In dera-
bic degree ths general poii,icai equilibrium.
JAS1ARv Earl Russell addressed circus or 10 The
officials Of England, homo aud abroad, ordering I'll
exclusion OF Al American war vesse, North ami SOUTH
IRON the ports VI Grea1 Britain during the var The
circular declared: -"No snip Of war prlvateef ol
either oegercns shall hereafter DO permitted, wn,ls 10
any port, roadsead or waters subject 70 the yer itora
Of her Majesty, 70 take IN Any supplies,
ceps provisous aud ouch other things may DO requ
site me subssancso her crew and sacept 20 much
coal only may Ue sufficient carry vessel q
nearest port Of country, 10 some
destination; and snail aga suppl cd any
such snip vi war or privaes, 10 the same " any ethe
port roadaead subject to The territorial juris
dicioD OF her Majesty, without special PERMISSION Until
afer the expiration months from tne time whel
coal may have bern last supplied 70 her ~it.ir
British waers as ai0rosali."
FxsKuARr :. sasi American steamer Nashville lef
FsnauAgY e--Biitsn Parliament opened Lotto
from Earl Russell heesrs. Mason and Slldell sub
mitssd The EA ssla Eng'and could not acknowledge
rebel States until " war or urt0er ncgo " Ions nat
detsrmlned their plsilion-" AIR. nrraeh SAID Ill
possible ~ present " decide on our future oSurse
toSards the 8 'ulhern Amercan Stales
FysRuAar - -Eognsh vessels destiocd 10 ron The
American blockade separately insured "a Loudon AND
liverpool The vessel 80 choose any Soutnsra port
MApf Imam n JSJu mum
nAsca io.-Eari Russell acknowledged tho efficiency
MARCH II. Carro Of rsuel steamer Annie chiids from
Wilmington n. e, donarged IA Liverpool, "on accsun
Of Ine southern confederscy."
MARCH 2l.-s eamship 0vc,o sailed from Liverpool
for use Of JED Davis ''c'mmersial nect"
ApRL 2-Briss Adelaide aud Mary Wright With cot
ton. IRON Charleston. &, Unchanged 90 rebel &C
ArRIL 2I-EnAland and France Ia active communlca
ton Tor jolut ulerv sution, dialion, IN America
AralL 2,-Risbt Hon. Mr.. Glads,one, Cnancsllor o
the English Excheqrer, stated 10 the Manchester Cham
Der OF Con erca that he considered tue military con
Quest Of the south impossible, add "nai no latin 70
propagation Of irse insosons a. The point Of tho
sword. "
the Brush and French Ministers IN Washington Lsr
Lyons aoa "A. bercisr''~ers ia perfsc. accord will
respect their official action ON questions arising out
the American rebo!iion, and thor INSTRUCTIONS wer
Msy 3o-Eari Russell stated to tho House OF Lord
war but The primo pie EnsIand snouii Away
encourage tne Independence Of other ceuntres"
JutY 2s--Ear Russell wrote despatch 20 the British
uniser In washington stating 'tnat The achievement
of the Unioo armies Tar from be NC decisive
TUESDAY. JuLr 29.--Eogt sh steamship Alabama
know as "No. 400 lett the Msrssy and went 10 SCI
A. 4 southern Amsncao rsbe, privAtssr.
Arcuxr. lq.--Ihs Alsb,ma arrived al Porto PrsyA
erxoAr. August "a Captain Raphael Semmss tool
command OF the Alabama aad hsistsd shs Csnfsdsrat
trsbclJ ass
The work Of tho Privateers-Liss Of Amert
can Vessels Captured by the Alabama ans
ether Rebel Crwtsers.
~ sua AtAnAwA
Na~s a. vasess Ware from Dufc ~ cnyfuys
Aiers Dark $500 New Locdon....... Sept o. 1ee
ssmspa brig slprlcsn ......... Sept 10, lss
Amanda bark. Manila ........ Oct Q. 1s9
AmAfopar, bark. New York. ........ June = lsJ
A y scnru!dt ship ST. Thomas. ....... July 2 ls6