The New York herald., 1861-12-17
HERALD TUESDAY DEcEA1BER IT, se-TR1p1E SHEET
Gay deEeoated attempt to forco resuits which
'he S's'e Department may DO abie ~ avert

dy Is dcEeoated attempt 10 force resu,ts which
'ne S's'e Department may DO ab,e " avert
BALriNoRw.
BAIs,no'u, Dec 10. 1851.
mo eeot Of tho English ncws Baltimore has bcen TO
can ior,h warm Union sympathy with the position OF
the President whilst tho rebels rejoicing al the pros.
poet Of tho aid OF Engl md 70 overthrow the Union
Nearly all The Irish in Baltimore have boon rebels but
tney arc now raiy'ns for tho Union against Fpgand
riTrsnUEd.
PrIsseRG, Pa. Dec. 10, 1891.
Ihe English oews received here with general as
tonshmcnt and profound Indignation at the Of the
English ces and the alleged policy Of tho British gov
ernmcnt There Is sontimont only here that the
honor Of our country must be maintained and no con
cessIon madc TO British buster
LOUIsvILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, DOC, 10, 1881
Tho English news WAS rocc'ved. the whole with in
difference II had slightly unavorable effect on the To-
oAcoo sales Those with secession procvites rather
elated. In the hope that England will assist In open,nc
the Southern ports while tho Unionss either discrcded
tho news or believed that the steamer would show
an essential modification OF tho present attitude Of
England Tho Unonists believe that our Govern
ment will do nothing but what IL strictly right aud repu
datc submission to anything wrong whstever may be
the couscquences
oINoINkArI.
CIScsuSAw Dec, 10, 1851
The English news produced profound sensation in
Commercial and financial circles, snd the imprcssou
seems general that there n danger or war with (srea%
Britain But whilst all admit that Captain Wilkes did
wrong in the Trent affair due apology should DO made
bus fright no huaiiatng concessions ought ener
tanned for moment TO England or any othsr Power
The news greatly unsettled tho markets and produced
temporary cessation Of business that thoro was but
little done in any department
CLEVELAND.
CLgysAuD, Ohio, Dec 10, 1851
The news from England has produced decided sonsa
ton in this section Tho general sentiment il that our
government must maintain rights aud dignity regard
loss Of English blustor.
DETROIT.
DErRoIr Mich, Dec. ia, 1861
Tho European news creates a deep feeling. and tho
probabilities Of with England arc freely discussed
There general desire for government to place t.
self right a. regards the law WHOM wal be sustained at
every sacrifice
CHICAGO, Dec I6, 1851.
The news from England by The Europa creates a pro.
found sensation ia political circles. II not credited
that her Mestys government has determined TO demand
the release OF tho rebel emissarcs Mason ana Sdcl
IT, however such be tho case the feeling seems to be
sustain the national honor and national integrity Tlre
Tribune and Times will suggest the propriety Of sub
nttng the questions Of arbitration 20 some impartial
neutral Power
BUFFALO
BusfALo, Dec. 10, 1851.
The English received here last night caused con
siderable excitement the street Tho prevailing opinion
Is that we have nothing to fear from war with England
The Empress says But speak from and for point
,errlbly exnOs9d TO the NJ
government to sacrifice ot OF its dignity Al this
period Of trial Whatever sacrifice may be thrown upon
us all viii be borne patiently than the mortacs-
ticn Of national disgrace"
ENGLISH FEELING IN THE METROPOLIS.
VISIT TO TIM HOUSE OF LORDS" " 'sTHE HOUSE OF
COMMONS sTHE oFfICE," "THs BuaIE," THE
STAR" ''TDE RAINBOW rHr EsaIasH mNrN0
HOUSE, ETC. ETC.
Az the action Of England in tho Mason sdeli case
was the all absorbing topic Of discussion throughout tho
city yesterday il natural suppose that the English
''pot houses" or places Of resort whore FREQ discus
sion Of political, international and general diplo.
afford reporter OF the HERALD ample cd 10 define
ate tho feelings Of our "Ango. American population in
regard 70 tbe important stand taken by the English 10
vernment IN reference to our unhappy family quarrel
we despatched reporter 70 visit those places
above named, with instructions TO give a faithful
picture Of whatever would nnder his notice
II may be scarcely credible, but nevertheless IL il
fnct that the experience OF your reporter through.
GU, the whole Of his visitation has been that
tho English element city has assumed what
may g called n spp.Isn, sgshy" IN yssssnss 70 the
point a ssue, and tina. they are Very much dsncned
to stc themselves in connection shercwitb Ths
OF feeling among them to be subducd calcu
lsting calm and anti Union" Although many Of them,
Of the glorious stars and Stripes, yet I" they do
mol s4sm 10 bc citizons Of the great rspablic,
hut are rather on the other side Of tho AGsn.
tic, ready to back monarchy against democracy and
popular laws. Below givc u sketch Of what
porter in hs persgrinsons. and We shall commence
With
'rHE HOUSE or LORDS
which is situated IN Houston street, and though hearing
suc profoundly mobile name i, nevertheless sup
posed TO Accommodate tho democracy well the
sr,stocrscy Of America. Here, porterhouse steaks,
chops, Ne, dshod IN, and 'transaeed John ,o''
drinks his ale with gusto impaired 10 him
by the frec,om OF great republic, and umiDdfnl
ol the fact that "rhe House of Commons i.
may indulge equally as good faro SHE House Of
LORDS but, 70 rrcDchfy tb, mat,ar, msl say;
rimport, the House OF lords yesterday presented
rather ugubrions appearance, and the bartender must
have found sad deficit IN his receipts Bit few Of its
won,cd vitonis 70 De underneath ts b0sp.a
b,a roof, even those very silent
drinking their nle n soemnity and with hui littn
utterancc between the glass spd the tip."
Having sopnrned awhile among The tIorJs" your
reporter stepped down INTO the "c0'nmons," among
ahon il nigh nationally be supposed rather free dis.
cu5sipn On the point ~ issue would he niuged ~. hut
no the stoi lnmeanns ,omDoic9concc seemed %
pcrvsde them that OF The tsHolse of Lords" aud
nothing beyond hals cxpressei dca with sspira!ad s
co,.d be Cleaned from them. Tho only Thing Of interest
III tho proceedings Of this place throughout the day
vas an animated discussion between parry
OF ave five mugs Of sle IN reference
70 tia circulation aud influence of the NEw YORK
HgRNp -Four Of the party contcnlcd that the Herald
read by ninety ninc out Of every hundred while the
remain strenuousiy opposed this assertion and
after they III had jnhe srver, mugs of ale They !ook
their derlrtnrs
''rHE OrFJGH,'
IN Houston street, presented avery "unoicla appear.
ance. TNo bog stove pipe, stove with ifs and
Kettle of boiling water ready 20 make bot wbskcy's, be-
tt.. .f.c