The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-14

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The news from the United States s anxously looked
for here on Zach arrival Of the mail aud feel joyful that
yet no bsstie has taken place. but repeat what
said in my last letter regards French sra English
Interference will take place should the eas, occ ,s,oo
occur Large reinforcemsnts of the ALREADY powerful
naval forcss your are ordered of at once and
al extract, which send you, from the Xnino Post
LMd Pa'mers& MS organwil show you the state of bis
FEELINGS ABOUT the Union The article referred to was
published in the HERALD o. June IL --ED HgRA1p
Eh' England abs,ained from interference in the mat.
terf NO; and well does the writer in the Pest know
this.
The threat made by Mr.. Lincolns administration ar
no!s this English government. secause has no. as yet
recovered from us wholesome dread OF the great power
o ne lncn, and that IL dLsikes the energetic pne Of
preventing any Misunderstanding from occurring
meeting Of Americans took place here yesterday at the
6ote Gu Louvre, ans many Union speeches were made
honorable ministers and others taking heartfelt int.
rect In the of that glorious bond that tho
fanatcs or rather madmen OF the South thought 10
sever The meeting adopted resolutions all very patrioc
and which are to be forwarded Presdon. ycon The
whole affair passed of ve"y sell
think II ~oold have been moro digaiasd had the
meet,pg of,n OF different nature from a deeuer, oae
achment 70 great Union fhe six traces entrance
stead Of lobster salad cay this because heard an
angry EDglehman when commenting upon the Hon. G.
Clay attack upon England In his SPEECH say that the
orator was pot valiant No such calumny could have
been uttered had the meeting been properly organized
W course this was not the fault of the speechmaker,
but OF those who got up the affair.
You people OF the Northern States express dsappou.
ment at Ire tenor OF Mr. Russes 10
the London Tires His last letter s bsurdy 90 totally
untrue, will open your eyes to .sct namely that
he went 70 the Qnea States with IA object and that be
is fulfilling that object. The Eaglish government
whhee TO prepare the English public for its action
IN the matter, ard you Will find that the Times
ID but dntAioaltag Aei uishss BY The public atsgn
Of such le1ss as those sent by Mr. Russell
They are what was wanted, what was ordered before
II should become apparent that South has 90 chance
against the power Of the government Then perhape Mr.
RusselPe tone may change.
The Morning Post has published several leaders,
ali cor GLIDING with the assertion that Canada h0ds
the balance OF poaer In America and the Times In.
forMs the world that in South Carolina strong eenti-
ment exists OF regret that the not under British
Brsh connection teng still preserved Were that true
how just were did the United states destroy every ves
uee OF such traitorous populAti
VI c0uee you will get the espon5ence In question,
and Will sorrow to find the great capabilities OF Mr. Rus
Fell p!ostufed IN 30 base caseth1s IF fostering and
chatting beochuy You had better return the compii.
ment by sending special correspondent to Ireland 10
ism ard loyalty OF the Emerald Isle He would thore nd
yearnings for republican institutions az strongly OK.
pressed ae were those aspirations for English royalty
overheard by Mr.. RUSSELL and Whd more Gtey are sin
cers and nor the uapotngs Of number Of trdu7s Who
fesrirg punish ment they deserve and viii ge would
welcome any rule that would save their necks from the
halter.