, 1861-08-12
So.
:ARRIylL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or Halls.
E:ei s1
ENGLISH VIEWS Of the RebeUlon.--Mr.
= Ruasellsa Letter,

Hne1t.l, v,sws q a the neben1on,-mr-
Kuaseh'a Letter.
The mails Of the steamship ,Apglo-saxon,
from Liverpool, arrived hers this m msrnipg:
Datee from London are to the 25th Of July,
ond from Liverpool to the Both 4 telegraph
summary Of the Anglo saxon's news hns been
pnt11ehed. Our foreign files contain several
'matters Of interest
TIE LONDON T14ESs 94 6 GGo2RRREspoNDEST 9 B On
Mr. Russell writes to the London Times
ee- Maz.:zsttc5z Maz..::=z.sttc5z, .55::7 .25:7 ssc.= c: 1r153: I
a:bsre never was q people which rushed 90 |
II pal. o Ire ~, clu:';o.-: that tn: =zgument |
ii !.ica s4e ;ls gre.t s0iircnt aud settler OF |
a=srrtrs % ems AEE-vf--s-. ter=te-e.: So "
ISih 151-35sssss= 7te1;ia.a MIA. l. 1;4 = ill.,
c:o*e cf lat March. .saMtEr .can1aos have !
made al these barEe1s, alsd ~ these Rtreats |
phrerzIea :Untonis.s; and shut the,mouths Of !
The dtsaffected. People Who argued philo- |
sophira1ly -baut the ,rlg ghtF OF secession sad |
ths. impplepcy OF the Federal Government to
restrain States: from exetclsing that right haTe
maiL tain our glorious Union! We must have
accunfry , and then they go or into sophistt-
cal arguments on the other side about the |
Mississippi snd unity Of peoples and political
Geceseit1ea:. Had Jon always held this Ian.
Ga tg goS& ge5amG aoes Yog Yas aepnG aasd
the hands Of the secesslonfsts, just as you
Weakened The hands Of the United States Coz
eminent, by the Indifference or actual hostIli-
, " to it's measures which YOU displayed When
i moet required support. One haI OF the IL
tied after Sumter had fallen, might have Pre-
vented its ever being attacked . =" =:
"Why are the SonthefnerH go much more
irTitated against New York thar any other part
ofthe Union, but because, in their own words,
sshe deceived us at the last moment! Up to
the taking Of Sumter she pretended to be
friendly, and then, when that happ ened, which
she seemed to approve, she turGs Oh uB more
sa7agely than even the Black Republicans
In fact, though the Government uay not now
wish to recall the circumstances, the tone Of
the North in reference to vital points In policy
must have perp1exel it ialnoat as much as the
hostility OF the seceesionisfs. It is al very
yell to talk OF the outrsges on the flag, but be
posed to insults sufficient. It had been hauled
down By force from United States ars9n1la.
The Star Of the West carried it as much as
Major Anderson's command, and Ehe WAS fired
on; one shot as q casus bill or causa bf!i is as
| good as twenty.
st Why, when arrived in the United States
| the newspapers were treating Of the surrender
| Of Sumter as an abstract question, and the
| headings about it and Pickens barely excited
4 laDgnid curiosity in the minds Of many men,
and Northern journals, not merely in New
IolA, put IN reantylsa1sa ~ anm onaef 1s S.aIes,
they attempted to hold he one or reinforce
| the other they NOnld be responsible for
the destruction Of Union which at the time
was manifestly destroyed. How the tone is
- s.,a -, onoa+s hnteT e,-, ~ 49, ~ ~
~ i,ah;g5 ii II th3a snrface ehnEthis rarnIah
aat;.,e. Wh9ah e7 Tetended ~ ra1aee Tsnh1;o
t,nscing.shere snaT wss sn1iS deem and n,serfni
,lass nav howarar md nead;n1 s4ranr ~.
1;te,,''ant ~ aot l. IN y, nfinn rhich o,,ir h..
h.e1-e o. ,.mord. ~ ond h1,-st tr,,,1h ~,
EEaze when heated by the news that the stars
aud Stripes had been shot away by rebel buI.
!ets: lne nsass Is 1o' ,s a. eeo. N ea''es. IT, IS
nav he that HAT if If en ma attemns m % ho made IN
chek it tile red-hot. floods will again break
through the Official crust: Nhile ": seward,
VII nG bis as ~he X
the tpo,icy' Of the government would win
back the rebel States at the rate o1
one = month, not only were the &C.
! ceGed States preparing to hold thei1
tfau ever, hut the Northern States were be-
thinning to agitate the question at issue in 3
| ma1nef which might have inspired one will
iorbt as to q peaceful issue. Il is net impro
/ D3b1E hulL ~ it k4E MVl4Euh u tuE LII III 6uul
ter there were in the Cabinet at Washing
ton etatesmen who thought they cou1t
| ratc:, up the quarrel, and unite North aui
South By running Canada IS drag scent uu
Ger their noses. Indeed, it would certainly
! be ap sereea6le result il the two hundred an;
iiitv thousand Northern troops now in th,
| field could be united with the Southern force
| ic ccnmon rsiG on British North Amerie
suG on the Spanish possessions. But Nortl
ind South viii not agree to join. What ma;
c1me after battle who can 6ay9 At prese,i
dismiss enfirely from Tie naiadS Of Eaagzdn4l n
nil o.. can be sace compromise, union or seces
| sion tiN acaT Hds determined Tie issues"
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J The London Aems Of July "a publishes
, long letter from New York, which gives
, a,esr 49, o,,-oo+ s+o+e1non+ ~ ,1a ott;t1da
.'A, o1u .o1isee eN4'es y, l"s os.ituo0 s1.
the North II the "as ssalnst feoelAon, an
. speaks as follows Of the feeling against Ep&
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Ia | fidtrt that they would have entered unllesi
~. tjpely into q War with Great Britain. Eitht
u, counting the cost or consequences, upon
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