New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

and accepted an invitation to dine win the Corpo-
rate authorities of Manchester some time February
CANCELING OF THE PANAMA-NEW-ZEALAND MAIL
CONTRACT.
The contract with the Panama New-Zealand and
Australian Steamship line for carrying the mails be-
tween Sydney, New-South Wales, and Panama, has
been cancelled.
THE LONDON PRESS on MR.. GLADsT0NES LET
TER TO MIR. LESTER.
The Post of Jan. II says: ave doubt if
INV one who takes the trouble Of comparing the present
condition Of the white population Of the Southern section
of the Union with what it was before the civil war; can
cOnscientousy TO any other conclusion than that
the price paid for the immediate aDoq Oh Sag3 nea
The nominal liberty acquired by the slaves mas Deen
bought by loss OF political power to their former mas
ters which is felt by them far keenly-that TO
say produces what NOrtherDes would term Tar greater
of the servude imposed on the negroes But when we
also take into consideration the loss OF me- inc counsel
lions OF property the subversOn OF an excellent COn
tutiona system and the imposition on the entire re re
public OF an immense dept ~ is IS % nre pouu
aton-both white and black-of the United states INTO
account would have been much better for the enlre
community il the statesmen of the North had, III 1902
endorsed the sentiment expressed by Mr. Gladstone ana
granted to the South its Independence
THE LOSS OF THE HIBERNIA
The liverpool Mercury has the foIlowng
1--WE have received aTeport-through the Kindness OF
just arrived IN LeIoi df IRON That re missing boat has
saved The REPORT ia necessarily Ineager and further de-
ss will he anRionsy awaited Capt Gyes reports that
While on the homeward voyage IN long 1928 W. lat
40 50 ~, he spoke the Bremen bark America pouu "
New-York The weather was very stormy at the time,
kept up between those on board the two vessels CaI
yes understood those in the America to say hat they
had got on board 80 Of the Of tho berna, bound
for Quebec. Capt Gyles in consequence OF me sorness
OF provisions and want OF accommodat0hhsN Gssel ue
ing a small one-cOuld not take the whole OF inc cast
always board his vessel lie offered hoWeNetib 20
take u of them, but he could not take them a hey
preferred staying together andproceedng IN the Ames
10 New.York Capt Gyles requested 70 report what
had occurred on his arrival at Liverpool ana to 1919
then parted company Another report has reached US Oh
this Affair." and, although IL dlHers III sViho , e,
THE brig Hannibal OF st. Ives from Ceara mas Just ar,
rived here and It stated that about aortight ago
December 25 the position not yet ascertaned she spoke
the bark Ocean Spray bound to NewYork The crew OF
passeDcers and crew OF the Inflated steamer Hberna.
From the scanty information obtained as yet, i Is
probable that the Ocean Spray would run Tor Madeira
and land the shipwrecked persons"
lord CHANCELLOR o'HAGAS on GRATrAS.
The Irish Lord Chancellor r OHaganl has addressed
the following letter to tho Earl OF Charlemont
"RUrLAYpsQuARE WEST Jan. ., 1862
"My DEAR LORD CHARLEMONI iuClOse a check for
elOO In aid OF tho fund for the erection OF statue 10
Henry Grattan, as learn that yod MY taAe is1"s
been so generously and hopefully begun. ....,.,.
tender to you my humble cooperation, because u Is
not the movement OF party or sect Dut ol NATION
offering s grateful TO one 81 its worthlest sons
remember the feeling with which, long years ago,
stood in Westminster Abbey, beside shattered s'so'
bearing the name OF Henry Grattan. and iho'F..f
had lived and died. ft seemed 90 national rcpOach
that the dust should been left in English earth with
dcred such loving service Ana now l rejoice that
are at uniting time Of hope and progress to put
away that rcprOach forever.
1--WE may hold opinions with reference TO Graf
tans policy aud conduct; but can have no dsension
as to bis pure and earnest c his public virtue MS IN
dOuitable his true ana uhChaughg utNOloht 70
his country; the achievements by which no lighted up
the faircst page dismal story; the genius which
made HIM matches among tho orators OF the modern
"S the Irish Protestant WILL not hold unworthy Of his
homage the chief OF the great men of hs own la "hose
labors and sacrifices for Ireland have gwen Wster 10
their race. The Irish Catholic will DO emuous To honor
him who IN evil days uutanted by corfuPu'h Ana ui
awed by pOwer-was the dauntess champion OF iehSous
liberty. 49,. .,,,,u,,, m, ,,o
proud Inheritance OF all good lrshmen His no longer
cOuded 10y the miss and heats of faction lt suffers no
lie crowd n ifts him nigh on the roll Of which
live through ages And we are bound-one ana AL on
every class and creed-to demonstrate according To our
power how dear 10 Is 20 the memory and the hehIt OF
Ireland Believe me, dear Lord charemon eyer fsidh'
fully yours, IhohAS v hA"N"'
signor MazZni has written letter toa GLASGOW gcnte
on ,beIaIf or spain, "now threatened with anarchy
through the intrigues o. surrounding despot who VII
Establishment Of republic" NJ Mozrlni, after aclnowl
diD he recent Of 200 sent 10 nm through Mrs Cham
bes which sum- he says, will be applied partly to tho
relief OF prisoners in Rome, partly TO the hetauce
Of our national Amour metropolis. natural frontiers,
aud true liberty which have not" goes on 10 say =" !
find time for what you wish concerning SPAIN nut
could fear would not do II, because tc0l &c
sparng about any influence 10 be exercised your cou
try by any possible appeal. few chosen individuals
excepted your nation is not alive TO the sacredness and
10 the necessity OF international policy, which might
say would not be understood NJ Mazzinl further
writes: Your Manchester school taught men inc %Qt
ship material interests, aud-amoug your best John
Undetermined up Britdin5 programme IN the words
'Pefsh Savoy rather than front material sacrifice FOR
England Your Lord PamerstOn shrugged his shoulders at
Louis NapOeon's interference Rome your hlntosmen
your Official representatives kept silent before the rcGn
tronenent of the Pope through foreign blyonets; and
the recent second French interference did not elicit from
them while we were bleeding at Mcnana single word
OF reprOOf You allowed, spite Of your promises. Den.
mark TO be crushed by Austria and Prussia. Should
Spain be invaded by Bonapartt army for the sake OF
putting down a Republican Government, your Cabinet