The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-17

tventytour hours of her celebrated trip ahead Of
any the others Of the Collins line by Il miles for the
Southampton occupied exsctly IL days, 8 hours, 40
minutes The consumption Of Goals has been OIL TONS
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, June 8 1858.
Mrs Uacle 7om Beecher sto,oohn Bull and his curiosi
t-7he Fair Pharisess and the CdJin-A Thsirs and the
Eastern Difcuay-Er President Vdn Buren at Court
Mrs sUnele Tom, not admitted to Sain. Ja.asss
The reception given in England to Mrs Stove has been
strictly party reception. The people Of England enter
not into her business ard sentiments and more
for her and the affairs she and others have taken in
hand III they do for the pton Of French or Ger
man lady az Court orin the circles around IT,
When Boz weat TO New York some years ago, and
Clique OF ardent without at the tme
eye TO the main chsnce-got up q splendid reception
for him; and when the peope-the nsss-gathered to-
ge,her at what going it wonld have been
great mistake of the English if they had thought that
all this endorsement of the American people upon
Boz Bat it would be a gross departure from truth to
represent the reception Of Mrs. S in England
to be compared with that of Boz, other such Like
clap trap affairs in America. never anything more
cold, dreary and formal than the meetings in
which she is led in for exhibition The truth of
the matter is that something political would ex-
cite John Bull-somethiDg and striking in the
Iect but in religious matters IL is all in vain to labor to
get up excitement. Now it is wholly the basis Of
religious pYeences that Mrs 5. stands and the pillars
which oport her the faded eaets and oo.oee
who think they represent party which has long since
ceased to exist in England and America-that is.
boret true sincere, ard virtuoas people, body
church The truth, The virtue the honesty the quiet
pescefuness orcery and just CONDUCT OF that dy,
body has all faded away ana nothing Of it survives
but its faults and its its bgotry It's autery its
hatred Of It's n4ghbor and SURFING of against all
those who are not one Of them All the faith hope AID
gHurf viii nee by
body gone and lied aud all It's vicious Ingredient, have
remained, grown, and hourished. garden which had
ueeds it. mixed ah good fruit, remains the
outward forms fences but tne good fruit IL
peristed and nothing but rank aud bitter weeds fill up
the space which once presented green and fruitful ap
pesranc4
The common instructive perceotion good evil in
tie sbs tract heeniy sensitive and among
Find in general that formerly sher this garden brought
tcr.h really good fruit peol IN general sho stood
outside Ct IT. enter aimed sort OF fear aLd respect for
what Is called religion" Bpt ia our ptesent times
al tempt tacit skeptcsm taken the
place Of lie former feeling /. this degraded, un,uo
stsn al ynost noble gu a., body ~hch
for lack Of prvat worth snd virtue is ways put
ting forward pretext Of great in general
ubc thing and whco since It has ceased 10 reform II
sell ard do good, has entered upon the Qlxoc crusade
# reforcpg the world and teaching s akind TO do
good. All efforts 70 revive ieif, and to 'ecoyer by
great exhoitcDs and cap trap conpsde d the respect
and influence which before was sponta aeously awarded
total failures The git of ant coansssses,
the paper histories Of wonderful pey the hep Of money
snd ubcIIptions the publications OF Uncle Toms and
such lii. pous novels together Nth the formation Of
pioos companies and associations all in vsin
suscitate the dead body to give fragrance t. the
putre csIcase It's smell Is bad in the nostrils OF all
mankind who can distinguish betseen good and evil
sua right aud rro-g. The exhibition made Of Mrs
Sose i another Of its desperate orts made 70 exhibit
se and enlist the ayor and applause of minkind 10 its
behalf
horrors Of slavery ere mere preeuce Of the lips With
them al-and especially in Enslsad-their worknep.
atoiefs ano serSahts are as ucn Saves ana snusr as
much q TIE borors Of slavery as the slaves socaed)
IL part Of the world As ire system Of wealth in
sependence and poverty and With o. -sstus ADD de-
pendence cannot abolished 10 the world By The csnor
and QUERY ri party against the Acknowledged evils
OF the ,ystem, the Institution o. slavery cipnot be
ever h. abolished By the climor. o the pacy
VII CD has made the matter stalking horse for IL xn
pride and elevation, and q eatch~Jrd and sub
stitute for its own virtue. The constitution OF
nation ard in eye:y part OF the world, are bad,
but the overthrow Il il all putting down The high
Good Laws which project men in eTery condition iu the
condition N which they sfe il the on publ: alienation
which can he maize by men among themselves of tbs uci
yer.ai evil condition oil mankind Ins Efforts o. party
10 charge by force yolacce that uoye sal condition.
is calico in politics SOCIALISM, SO il is with slavery.
The Divine Ltwgier conented himself with wing laws
10 tie people BY which those who held slaves or aao
should buy them comm snded not TO treat them
with rigor or undue severity rhia apprehend Is thu
just view q the Let those people among whom
slavery i and has been Of Old zed AID established
cusromet them for their Own lakes and for .nsr
ences look 10 their laws regulating meo ia these
matters but other people Of her countries surely have
buiness to NEEDLE with therl laws WITH their con
sciences Also let those no desire 70 be good be
70; bullet hem not throw OF this burden from them
selves and instead # bearing it. content themselves with
rseommel dug IL 10 others, rather with forcing it
upon them violence and clImDr. Tbs aholit onSts
eysde the truth Of the law, by making rsefenc, 10
tie law, ana treating it "a OF account Their
ing il ha avery is contrary 10 The Gospel They dare
not ssg the la does rot sanction It, Hereby they show
not only duphcity bat also their ignorance OF the Gospel
and hereby IN ali other things they overthrow the
awsthst Is the law Of right, which is the l-w OF Iod
The Cos pei il Lot verthrowing OF the law but IL
the fulfilling Ct t. the really doing truth and from
heart honesty and ruth which the Law ony
tells must re doSe
Whatever is contrary to the Law IS contrary 10 tde
Gospel ard nothing which is not contrary to 1t IL M
contrary the Cotpe Therefore. hodng slaves Is not
contrary the Gospel but treating any being with in
justice and cruelty sheiher hired whether slaves
whether white bsck contrary 10 the " nd IN
fore contrary 70 the Gospel IL would bs 4b,urd
reeton and say hat becau.e many masters in Eosand
apd elsewhere treat thsi hired servants with casy aud
d.fTaud tie hireng II hi, ssges therefore II Is wrong
ard biIe erysnts and therefore hrlog 6xed ye
ought to abolished Equally inc ,psequent and false
rsasnog Is 81 the rea'onies Of the ao.ii hnents VIZ
that became livery as well rs hiring has It's wrongs
and rs horrors therefore slavery ought 70 bs abolished
such reason ng u peverion Of reasoning Yst this
All they say ard al they have tn say, for their sgasOns
ard clsnera. The efsc, Il inevitable They ,arOuaiy
itIjre those whom they 1ypocrcAiy pre- end 10 benefit
and make bun jealous sud and they DISC aist
and upset The mind OF tue slave and make him
stubborn, rebeous disseminated and dlsobedent than
The Bourse both 81 Paris and London have It seems
rnsde up the minds TO believe that there will be var
win ~ SID % Tue iuS.sn qlasuon NJ liners has come
out with wtticsm, saying that 1t is dicult question:
that all hs difficulty Is for hussi. out With
good grace Russia msy perhaps, ia order TO decisive
make show OF backing out; but is most able
that the IL determined and will 20 ahead and thai sh,
kew SelI Wbat she about when abe began France
nd England viii be together 1T first but France wlI
charge sides aud aaye England to eight 10 odt alone
England may appear to advantage at drst 10 this
war, hut it in in all probability tsod to nee huna
ton and destructoD She only 20 to war 9th Dor
roved sshs opl. keep II up by ioansend tbs
country clnIot much longer endure the payment Of
twenty eight millions year interest oa past loans, in
creased millions for new loans, besides the other
a,as,
Both france and England may be revoutoDzsd by this
Russia may piaes Henry the throne OF Fsncs.
and the EnQlish may put the throne ia thor
country ard fan int anarchy atory 20 the estsb
lishmebt Of absolute Gee posn The tin porten
hons. When garden, which once garden, has he
sorne bed obnoxious weeds II nigh to being burnt up