The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

Tempest the Savannah received tho same identical
Instructions prescribing them to search every vessel
suspected Of having the ENJOYS tho Southern States
board TO make prisoners OF those persons and
seize their dispatches. The Par roundy states that
Mr. Seward had good reason to know Of the friendly
Outstanding TINT prevailed between Great Britain and
the Southern States, and that II completely
certify the fact that he desired got possession Of the
correspondence.
But the tone Of the Moaiteur a. you will perceive is
altogether concatory and is in perfect accordance with
the sentiments which In diplomatic circles you
parties connected with tho Court These parties leave
you to infer that either France thinks q very pretty
quarrel or that 1t 10 just In which her mediation
might be sought with advantage
All independent men, must ray, express themselves
completely the side Of America. II matters not say
they, whether the critical state Of Affairs between tho
two countries resolved by the conduct OF tho American
captain in soizng the Southern ENJOYS with without
instructions from his government, what is evident is
this that from the outbreak Of the American rebellion
Great Britain while Keeping the promise Of neutrality
the ear has been constantly breaking spirit The at.
cles in her newspapers been all favor Of Southern
pretersons. The 7mes, the well known exponent or the
views Of the government has invariably thrown the bias
Of its arguments against the North and correspon.
dent has, undor hollow aspect Of mparality, always
done his best convince the world that from the very
first the United States had become rope Of sand The
Americans believe that their rebel are not merely
encouraged with words but that large sums Of money
and immense cargocs Of matere surreptously con-
vcyed to them and, as high spirited people, they are
determined 10 stand II longer. No matter therefore
whether this resolution display itself in instance
another of this England may rest assured that whether
American government will NJ soon hn of no
traitorous ENJOYS should have thought Of giving
did moi arnrove 81 Il 49, $50" Ao' 0'eA s0@'''''y
have heard man bicb IN favor with 10 rou, ,
come what will there will never ha INV r,arrn , Sy
France and America and ALA A. ,he s.m ,, ,b, ~
icf that II will Ne nm evil dav for Grea. 20
she has one The PROSPERITY Of England Great &c !, =
NAV melt aw,v La snrr h.eoro .ha s 49, ~ :. =,
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than at present no Won ibnr ,ba pv ne h "1a a
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,hink hat pnesia snan NO Aus,r ana pr, "a yu
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IA ms sr ina, Tue rourse has scarcely at
81 rs ohueu " oe gteat oppression ~ lngsh securities
inee pr ehts eoseu yes.oroay u. OIL DOC. ant inc
eaia'.ohs III o.lsr seoHfities were nnmaieria Now
when We remember that on al former occasions the
snshtest depression on me fhghsh Exchange has
sent Gown an securities mere Win "a rum"
so sagsy l,ner =, ~ WIFI ney no" h'iu 'her own Is
rp.n
io .ou,ae uS Dego,s naA.s te OBSERVATIONS
"l .ie manner IN Meh .ls my"sn mas spoken OF tho
irens ilci n.-ihs Cum am moderate statement OF
acts apo airs 70 US ali te nore woi my Oh attention fhat
tconafs ,ii ihuett er',icsin anu aNaso"ui OF lhe
nv ". sa ue'Ge' ionas hon on liic zane
supe.,. nv rNsel,o " .he Mo"teW sufficiently maj
Ia,es ' 'iie isnIh so'etnet N'ho we og stae
~ n IA no must 70 ioow INC couhseis q those
~ e"o ous couIso wien my "oliu lam
nav y aAo, w ihNius co'nb'on ca.sc win Ehgatd,
anu 'n,n Nh reeoihlzng inc southern cohene-
racy: We recommend the Times especially to read the
~, tn. 1ru iese 20 nave arlptsu unuue Importance
" e o. ,c taae, when ~ represents them
10 ne eason "a .he views u e fiehch government
, W. .e @ miicn ~" oecLes thc a.eht on Oh the Eng.
ilsn sosctoht, ana winch LOT INC present concerns
rAs'a n my ,,r,
d. nrouyn 10 rHuys, VINO was formerly Minister Tor
soregn Anai. una VINO, "hen acting uauer 81. Geilot,
mon"d ow davs ago TO enmnane v s T Mas sm
70 give ms siaJesty ms views on the present
STATE OF ana'ts between the TWO Anglo Saxon
nations ana u ls eeheray UNDERSTOOD that inc result Of
.e hlercnce was stronger determination on the piit
Tue 70 preserve inc srctest neutrality for the
present. Cabinet council! was almost Immediately
after he'd ~ tne lueries Prince Napoleon, too, has
suu"ngy counsenca inc Mhs'ry 10 guard against the
slightest infringement OF its existing spirit Of Impair
ualty.
Colonel Lamar, Secretary TO one OF tho rebel
commissioners Is Paris, and has del vared Ger
tam from the rebel government to the French
ninistry o fore'gn AFFAIRS
INC lo,'owing letter, wniEn received by this morn
ng post from England VIII serve to show that the abo
minaDo spirit which mas been exhibited by certain Eng
sh journals does not entirely represent the feeling Of
1900. ~ - 81 VI ouc
q the largest agricultural counties in England
MY DEAR siR-fou must not accept the extracts You
see IN aIis IRON English saers as the unqualified
opinion OF England IN regard 70 Brother Jonathan. Do
eve me- very large and enlightened amount Of English
oplhon IS dead against the secessionists OF America.
There Is no analogy belwx! The secession Of the United
STATES from inc government o. England ana tho secession
Of tho sonth from the North You know that all the bc
ras OF England nailed that secession and g"ry in it
20 TINS day There was taxation and no representation.
NO one can pretend such to he the case in respect OF tho
south ana the North Tho true reason-biink rs The
Southcrners Will IN thor desire to scccaeis the fear
that ultimately the North VIII succeed IN pntting down
the slave system As Tor this seizure Of the Southern
voys, in tho name OF Heaven are we TO cxpec. govern
meht SO outraged as That oil Washington to stand meay
mon'hed while It's very existence atlsm pcl to be
Slapped by vie cons piracy which 1t distinctly seesen-
couraged here, with the simple view OF causing the de-
structon great republic whose maritime supremacy
IS dreaaeuY 40 not believe, myself, that Il we are
hr,h i'r ~ ch me s.s'u :" .iinSs ms sivcn
DO glad of any excuse for cmroyment but depeni non
1t, the real heart Of England has no Sympathy in this
seh tnnN 'ns ameaa.e question IS enc
adudicaon shond have the eject Of RESTRAINING tho n
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