The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07
British and French Diplomacy Towards
the United States.
paImuston, tho Rothlchilds and the Cotton
Men in Favor Of the South.
Reception Of Hon. Mr.. Dayton
by Napoleon.
Reported Change in His Majesty's
Feelings in support Of the Union.

,gR LONDON AND PARIS CORRESPONDENTS,
ss., &ss ~.
The following letters from our correspondents in Lon
lou ana Paris received by the Austraasian will be read
nth interest," afordng they do, pretty clear expo
itiou Of the motives which just influence the dipo
macy OF England and France towards our government
nd the rebel confederacy Of the south:-
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, May IS, 1851
,eerat Popular Interest in the Progress Of the American
War-HoW Our Leading Journals Range 1hemsesves-
The A,isoc,as Long for the Dia uItion of the Republic
Influence snd Iteres of the Rohschilds for III. South
Bogus Ama lean Letters in Palmerstons Po-Enslands
Treachery 7o,curds Every Throne and Government in
Ddnger, DC
wer now ia the prominent topic here; and when VIII it
be soppcdp is the anxious inquiry.
AS your ceeict goes the prospect OF war in Europe
grows lese In FACT here in England are more inter-
ested in the in America than in almost any conflict
that could cc,u on the continent OF Europe.
John Bull begins to show his preferences, and there Is
10 doubt but PDlmerston's government wouM BE- glad to
favor tie South. The Morning Pot and the Times are
throwing all the ridicnle and opposition possible
against President Incolns government There are two
things however, that the British government cannot do
make the capitalists open their puraestrngs for the
Southern confedeacy get tho consent Of the people
to 20 to war with America All the leading journals
here have taken sides. The Telegraph, which has been
fair and impartial till the last week. has been bought
over by the secessionists 1t plainly and unmis
takeabiy TOR the South The poor, miserable Morning
Ctronole tia. will advocate any interest for pot Of
beerbaa also been purchased by the eoahern confede
racy. The Sr is the organ OF the cotton men Of Man
cheeterwsuts cotton, must have cotton and is afraid
the cotton States win DO made to bite the dust The
Meas, the eadir liberal paper Of the kingdom and the
most influential journal bsre, unless Is may be the Times
is on the side the United States government virtually
aud really for it uphods law and ORDER and opposes
troason and rebellion The Daily NeCs really takes ths
farest view Of any journal here OF the American difficult
IT, The Aonirg Advertiser is another able journal tina!
upholds the goverpment This paper has large circu
htou very considerable influence and goes every
hotel and tavern in tbs kingdom
The Leeds Mercury the paper OF the largest circulation
dom with one exception,) Is unmNtakeably for your
20 ,0c0 600 OF freemen.
The Lee5s Mercury OF May IS saysIn all probability
waI-mofe or less active-more or less bloody-wi be
wBget for many yea,s. Eagerly "a we long for
peace we phoud indeed regret to see it purchased by
suoh concession to the slavehoding party would
perpetuate the exterce Of the "pecular institution"
The English In great measure descendants Of the
less spirits OF hese ancestors descended TO later times
OF pirate mingled with the character Of many
o. our nay ,N n the n DAYS OF the
that the love or gain Will not lead single English
into serving under the Southern flag. ~ 1'
How aasty these honorable ser tnents appear by the
side Of tbs dssiaroy infsny OF the London Inns
Would any believe that paper that claims to be
the leadh Journal Of the world Journal publshed in
the ss half Of the nineteenth century, and in the viz
ard decorous reign Of good Qeeen Victoria jour.
seps.e~Mr. John Walter, AZ. P-,bat such journal
would utter sentiment srccous as has the inns late
iyS TRUST that the couree taken by this paper viii long
be remembered IT is all plainly to be and readily
appreoist 1t heart ae Brise ariocracy are jealous
II he srosasy p@oy of Ametca, and ardeay DESTROYS that
Then he great house OF the Rothschilds, the noted
Jew BANKERS who cwn the Times, and have virtually
got mortgages onineaty every kngdsm ana throne n
cotton crop would Inevitably produces hnce the direct object
is 10 pat stop TO The car by embarrassing the govern
occurring the independence Of the South. Every
possible EFFORT except itsef loan Of money Will
be resorted 10 TO bring about this desirable end
ss ,ss
letter in the same amber OF the Post (2ad), dated
Boston. May T. but Enthusiastically written in London,
says" 7acre1lean party has capacity for sove,n
ent, ana must obe swept out Of existence In short
time and Ar. lncolu sands - did Mr. suohanaa IN the
This letter Id the t& is awtuiiy sweet on Mr. Dallas,
praises aud toaaies him to the seventh heaven, and
thinks he will go back America with such gigantic
reputation be able to rule the storm, propose me-
datou act The grand pacfcator between the two
great ''beige Perhaps jenkins rather overrates
his ire Star seems yeeripg roNnd like wea-
thercock-pow OF one mind, now OF another. It
I ors o. and 9T he oas
abot,onists After urously southern article, 1t got
alarmed, and had a private curtain lecture from
and then out with changed tone and the STIR
grows virluous To give the strength OF the leading
article in vbe Do'iy Neo Of the ed inst should have
to quote the entire article.
sent uen,a IKE these are in noble contrast TO the
pateal ADVICE and sneekng treachery Of the Times
Persb tie UDop but let Jex money lenders thrive ~
The Gay Rle1c holds the inns up to ridicule in
the scahirg manner for its illogical arguments,
false chronology and historical biunders.
The Llraiels claims TO be oracle the subject Of
the social ethics aid Domestic manners OF the Americ
IL utters cadrd the opinion that the Southern slave
owner has higher Social position than the higher,
weather more aretccrstic classes at the North. This
will be news 70 yoa at the North whose, merchant
princes have thpB that whiten and whose phil
lanthrs pss give away their money FOR benevolent and
patriotic purposes by millions. ANA D
The defenoes OF 'he Tag here do not lack NUMBERS but
the course OF The government and the government
eans fixed and argument display Of TRUTH
and logic will affect their course. .r v1 u.
How commerce. is to be affected remains 10 be
seeu From the proclamation Of the Queen enc would
almost think it unlawful 70 send guns, am milton,
shrs or coal to the United States for any purpose what.
the Union discovered the government hampered, and
ali wsrlike etores kept the countftbas might come
whether the shipment OF such articles will be positively
fobddeua By Najesty's proclamation, and the
VogItOa %. 1aetWo SeCtt0hs OF me united 6atea g.
"beilgefents"-on equal terms-snd by forbdiiDgl any
and all BttEh subjects fSom extending aid TO either
party, either by men, vessels munitions, he Cofed
e1aH Ha.es hare got Oh the recognition they oara, except
an actual reception OF an ambassador. zJ Gl 13 "
Respecting all articles that usually considered con-
raDhnd OF war The British government did more nor
40 less outrg the war betIeen France apd AUSTRIA n
This course not breach Of friendship Ih the unei
States, nation with which at peace, L am no
Judge, .sa cni Il beT b-. '.I- n. 4 49, M T-T
The rule and senten, Of this government seems 10 be-
let yetoW an an0ray thrive ersryuh re ercsps IN Brt
taGs-let thr0nes tumble, ognasties aud, and king
dons and States to pieces and nation presefy We it
unity, its magnitude its strength except that AFRO
gent power known &c the British empires power that
bas intemeedied Ia every war and every
dispute for two hundred Yeas. Rebellion at home Ia
Horrible ana TO be put down at all hazards but rebel.
lion confusNn, treason anarchy in any other greI
ton Il "a people struggling for their ltbertis and their
rulers should be overthrowp,
By another week hone To no ahle 10 inform Won posi