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itself, and he read letters to prove this, amidst loud cheers.--He was therefore astonished at the out cry in America, and complained of the espionage of the Federal Government and its agents here, and said he would rather be handed down to posterity as the builder of a dozen Alabamans, than as a man who set class against class, and cried up the institutions of another country, which were to be found of no value when tested, and has reduced liberty itself to a mockery. [Cheers]. Lord John Russell, on the 21st of March, said:--"It would be a failure of friendship on our part if at this moment we were to interpose and recognize the Southern States" Lord Palmerston's observations on the 27th, though characteristically unfriendly in temper, yet bore the same general testimony to the necessity of avoiding all interference in American affairs. Miscellaneous. The rebels in New Orleans had a report that Bragg had been defeated by Rosecrans. The British steamer Dolphi