The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-09

they must frst set 70 work and subdue
their own democratic neishors before they attack
me SOUTH opinions are Freely expressed here, both ~
Americans and Engshmen, that should there be any
considerable party at the North against the government
OF MT Lincoln IN the event OF appeal to force New
York and Philadelphia would at once become prey to
c.vn war, anarchy, fire and sword
Your leading moneyed and business men eau doubtless
do much TO avert such state OF things and the leading
mon IN your democratic party quite as much have al
ready seen who has been nqairing for agent
OF the South he to sell them two powerful
steamers; terms, cash aud conditions promises
hereafter. As South Carolina has made all calculations
TO sci ON foot q complete diplomatic and cou-
suiar establishment 1t may be as well to
inform these gentlemen that not one single
one of thoss officials could possibly receive the s,Qhto
recognition in any court port Europe Ii they wee
10 be received Of course the regular American rcprs
sentative would at once demand his passports and shut
home pray et them be advised not to mako fools of
themselves abroad.
CONCENTRATIONS, ArmstroDgs-or war steamers, they
must come over with the hard tin, and talk ABOUT
credlt mortgages on negroes cotton plantations or rice
swamps or national bonds Of the State Of South Carolina
or any other secocDg state DO not believe the united
obligation q every State south Of Virginia and
Tennessee, or these included could in The event
OF secession or civil war; be sold European bourse
for twenty per cent even 10 moderate an amount
Us one or two millions sterling. With all OF President
Lncolns administration, and the prestige OF national
right, the ancient seat OF government and all that it
wona not be for the United states to borrow money
at any or .inary rate here in London.
Lot not Southern people b. deceived by the weak
article in the London Times Of yesterday (Jenuary lS)
ment OF British pubic opinion II ia contrary to the al
most universal opinion OF the people, contrary to the
knowledge and surmises OF the British government and
British statesmen anu contrary 10 the entire policy OF
the Times for the last three months-as long
period as that journal usually hugs the
American political pressure has been brought
to bear the London Times " get them to something
encourage SOUTH they hung back til, finally,
still stronger argument brought have the BEST
suance for saying that the article was written to or
der and paid for in moneyln gold from South Carolina
audi G. Ia1ra nf fhn min
ing go days Steiner to all the southern
States and will see reproduced in every secession
paper south OF the Potomac Had the art cle been writ
ten by American who knew the politics and geogra
ply of the country some Of the more palpaDe and alb
TO go 70 work seat'a 10 break down the conclusions ar
rived al IS what no man OF common sense
thai the wight is caused by the sun
Italian affairs putting another phase The
French Emperor witbdraws his fleet to day. at the earn
est remonstrance OF England and Russia The armistce
also ends day, the sho. and shell Will no whlz
2ing foued the bead Of poor Bonba Though affairs
rot In u very settled state in Victor Em,ucs wide
domain De ems msstor Of the position almost
tely, and the hsAAhing strokes viii be the Tall OF
Gaeta and Messira rese events must now DO near N
hand. The next hard work VIII be To restrain Garibald
from keeping his promise - the Veuetia 1s-a
task that Count Cavour's Cabinet are now bent
upon. A speck OF rises up in the much yexed
SchesSig ioscin case, ana Prussia - holding herself
readiness for any event Considerable excitement has
been created BY the intelligence which has arrived that
Ions Napoleon has ordered regiment of his vast
army 70 be put footing. Every ono agrees that
the year Of grace 1851 will be eventual one than
any Of its nueaiate predecessors and ihat FOR both
Europe and America. hear from source that may DO
considered pericr,y anthentc, that Ansfa Is about
chasing several powerful OF that country
10 be nj armed and set 3, cruise ia the Adratie
These will hold any approach Of Grhadi in check IN
less backed BY the entire power OF the saaaian navy
Touching the claims OF Prussia Schleswg Hoist ,in,
Tho British government has given ''dfst warning to
the Danish Court that certain concessions must be made
or Denmark cannot count the support OF
Great Britain This is the first political baby born
since The daughter Of England married the putch
man. There will no doubt soon be a numerous family
3ne effect OF cold weather, which by the way Is
growing far amabe, and letting the therinome
respectable figure Of high spirits has boon in
mousrous aud iucessaut, and ending and never
tc-he forgotten, chapter OF railway accidents Wheels
break tires crack axes ia two, rails shvcr under
the bard grip OF Jack Frost and the consequence has been
that not one day in Eve passes without serious railway
disasters