The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21
THE AMERICAN REBELLION.

Undivided Attention Of England to the
War Observation-Disclosures Reports OF MIR.
Russell, Of the Tendon Times, ON tho
Bull Run Battle and Retreat-The Lon-
don Journals ON tho Rlockade-Lord
PalmerstOn's Opinion an Expressed i'm
tho London Post, His Government Or
gan-Arrival Ont Of ships from savan-
nah and New Orleans, SC.
American affairs claimed undiv ided attention.
Mr. RUSSELL another letter to the London Times on the
battle at Bull rum asserts there daring deeds on
either sde and desperate struggles except by those
who wanted TO get away.
The London Times, in editorial takes the recent
speech of Mr.. vaandigham of Ohio, evidence Of
tho charges that will be brought against Mr.. Lincoln
the South is successful 1t says that only victory by
which the stain Of Manassas may be eaced and the South
induced to secure the President from
the consequences Of having begun the civil war.
The London Globe observes, with regard to the blockade
question that the blockade right Of war; but by
what right whether Of peace, can Congress en-
power the Executive to desis from the blockade and
substitute evyng official duties goods about to BIO
landed in territories where that Executive afford
protection to them from further exacton speculation
IN any shape9
The Shipping Gazette complains that the blockadng
squadron the coast Of America appears determined to
interrupt marine defiance of the best under
stood maxms Of international law, and at risk Of COL
,1ision with the forces of maritime Power.
The London Post, in editorial the blockade ques-
tion says
IT, unfortunately, England should be compelled to drift
Sstto tie quarrel tie blame scH splh England but
With government which has endeavored, to the ruin Of
innocent commerce, TO enforce the validity OF blockade
which ii is nlanyestRy incompetent to maintain
The London Daily Ne,os defends the Northern army.
The London Times of the 10th remarks that the Ame
rcans Of tho North take pleasure in the sensation
caused their recent unparalleled defeat Another letter
from Mr. Russell says, he having acquired further
Information respecting the fight has to the following
cooclusion.-There was not bayonet charge made by
the federal infantry during the day. there not
charge OF any kind made by the Confederate cavalry upon
any regiment Of the enemy until they broke; there
not hand to hand encounter between any regiments;
there battery charged or taken by the fede
ralistse there were no masked batteries in play
by the Confedcrates there annhlaton of rebel
horse by the Zouaves Others voley fired by
one battalion emptied three saddles among body
II horse who approached at some distance, and the in
fantry which performed the execution, then retired,
and there desperate struggles except by those
who wanted to get away. He then aludes to the ap
proach Of the Confederates towards Washington says
the Unonst troops complaining Of nothing having
been paid Them and about so eco three months had
left, or were about leaving.
The London News warmly defends the Northern army
from malignant attacks account Of the retreat from
Manassas, tho estimates formed the hurried fight
Of . panic stricken mob Of camp followers, and
eugzcs the gaantry of tho Union troops In the same
article the Nus says the aim Of the South Is to extend
and perpetuate slavery.
Mr.. Bernal Osborne, . member OF Parliament, In
speech his constituents said he believed the American
quarrel attributable to the Morrill, tariff than the
u1aye He hoped reaction would take place in England
1 lancashire pnched there would be great distress
and he could not foresee In what this unfortunate
NaEicdal struggle would ultimately end. highlands
only calmly await the result and abide by
the policy Of non-ntervention.
The Canada reports the arrival out Of the following
sels from btockaded ports OF the South
Arrived from Savannah, Genoa, NJ Deal.
Arrived from New Orleans, Kaer, at Barcelona.
France.
The Moeisw confirms report current but not credited
that the French dispatches Rome
asking satisfaction within twenty-four hours.
The monthly returns of the Bank Of France show in
crease in cash Of over IL 900 900 francs
The Emperor has bestowed the military medal on tho
Hing of Sweden and the Prince Oscar.
The Bourse closed Cat and dropping Rentes esf. 800
Italy.
The Italian government has cancelled the order for the
Withdrawal from Naples Of the Swiss soldiers formerly in
the service of the King.
AUSTRIA
In the lower House Of the Hungarian Diet an address
nom the Diet To the Emperor had been proposed by NJ
Deak and unanimously enthusiastically adopted The
demands made in this address do not differ from those TN
abe frst which reues the Imperial rescrpt and declared
chat further negotiations are broken or
APesth despatch Of the 9th Of August says the depu
hations from the magistrates and electors had congratu
lated n Deak 90 his late conduct H. Deak has refused
q sereuade offered him.
The reply Of the Diet TO the Imperial rescrpt would be
despatched 70 Vienna on the 18th
Ths dissolution Of the Diet was anticipated
he modeuae party and the party Of action IN Hungary
COmmercial Intelligence.
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