The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22
The Anglo-Ame,icaa War.

from the London Standard, Nov l..
We should gricve at with our kinsmon at the
other side of the Atlantic but should grieve without
any mixture Of lear for the result As to any danger to
be apprehen led from a naval contest IL is jest
fAe United States hare naud fe 3 coIspe Wih #
squadrons And again to Canada. nada proved
sufficient for her defence in the OF 1872 aud tn"
defensive power ohe British North American Province
has infinitely increased since that time. There is
tber that che,k the begerent spirit
of the ,ubcans OF the New World. war wi n Eng
land would involve with France also whereas
In 1872 France the jealous ally Of the States
with England would IN act hermetcsy close the Con
American Republic But some sage Jonathan will be dis
posed say that the union Of England with France Is NJ,
Hike TO be permanent This, however, Is great erro-
England and France have found out too late alas that
they have conflicting inereststat on the other hand
s m the % Il.
form Of government and its reign is settled
point Of public Law. II Is the proud tile upon which
Louis Napoleon rests his authoritythat great man. who
knows that England she the first nation to es,ab
fish the right OF national choice Of she
the first to recognise in his favor its exercise by the
French people. swagger as they may, ne United Mae
dare 90 Nth England and France urttet these
nations commsndirg the ssa, ana having an nvunera
bic point Of vantage IN the occupation OF Canada Nor Is
this There is dan ger In the South well in the
North TO que the ambition Of the clustering republicans
There the slave States. r. according TO the writer's
upon natural law the state Of slavery is but con.
tnuance q the state Of war-and there Is reason to
question the proposionn AL the Southern States Of the
Union the free citizens greatly oununbered by enc
mics Woe TO those who shalt blow into the smoul
derng war ofssvery for epcatit though smouldernr
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mad ~ to compel US to the Of all means Of defence
few black regiments must be sent the American con
tnent, and II Is as easy T. must be painful 10 tell
what would be the effect of their pre-ence amid popua
ton Of tsei, kindred and color hed severe not 10 can
II cruel slavery by handful OF whites These are con
fderaons which must 10 the great body Of the
Of the American people though political agtators aud
political writer's tongue valiant and valiant thew
always are may look 10 obtain distinction by violent
warlike demonstrations Meanwhile, absurd and in the
abstract, unjust must think tine nterdct
upon recruiting for the British servcen the territory
now independent State, though British Deepen
daDcy by defend the violation OF that in
terdct, IT, indeed II has been violated. Tho Law Of the
republic iorbtdng the enlistment Of soldiers for foreign
service would however have better face of justice had
not the states constituted themselves the general reel
pients of all emgrants fugiives from their native
countries
The Bank OF vienna-Its Mort gage on the
Government Domains.
The Vienna Gose Of October 81 contains the two Of
hcia publications which looked for with certain
impotence by the financial world. The frst contains
the arrangement sgrc,d upon between the Minister Of
finance and the bank the subject Of the domains Of
State handed 70 the latter and the second the
:. cree relative 70 the Population Of mortgage bnk