The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

this psccsmatcn WIN b prosecuted % o. = tess ses
contrary 70 law, and n any cass WIN ioss ~ eaan
Il IS eiscuis 70 conceive shas lie Ansrcans WIN -
able 70 draw any distinction betwsen this docunsss -
the statements o. Lord John Russell A. ws hsys ~
which makes the greater US Of pvsierng and hes sSs
aS:s ss The ss III :
sSss New York VIII break fossl into vs:ds: sa.s
dom that are adverse 70 the North3u cause while shs
desposic states UShtri and Es}en Europe Ars full
0T mpathy. This, indeed, s ths EsnArk which w are
But We are much sfraid that Tie korthsrnsrs Win
DO again doomed TO disappointment. We do not know
what may have passed between Mr. Lincoln and ether
Russia Austria but feel convinced that, in their
capacity OF rulers Of States which have maritime rights
end duties, these potentases viii do eracty ~ Queen
hp
up its mind whether will refuse the southerners the
rights Of begerents with the necessary consequence OF
resisting and selling the Confederate VESSELS There
ne no doubt that this unhappy struggle lasts, every
maritime country In Europe WIN BE- called upon FOE its
decision ard th.; decision WIN be in accordance with tho
he resh 70 ca,yon spay must Be recognized BY ne9r&
Poscefs a. bugent, and be alIoucd al me rights sohicA
| tHQnQ 10 IN iBdepcndnt Pcaper.
This practice bas been 20 general and so clearly
fosmabe TO reacn that Is ugelcse support It by fur
tber argument II 10 Indignantly asked by Americans
why We old not declare neutrality in the case Of
Hurgary; reply thai the necessity for msking any
formal teclar alton did rot arise nssuch Hungary
inland country and interests not directly
affected by the contest Bat had decision become re-
quise, it would doubt hsve been made in the same
spirit as prompted our interference on behalf OF the 70
fugees Of Turkey The which nearest TO the
present that OF Brazil where one or two corederated
Kingdoms seeded from the other and after struggle
succeeded in establishing Its independence In this
public opinion, SO far from tgelttsg the Bra
zans as rebels and pirates, greatly in their favor,
and Lord Cochrane found bar bis restoration to
the British pavy that he had once commanded force
in their service. And set the Bxazilisas alave-
holders, seeding from free soil community, just as the
people OF the states are now and s the pes
pie Of twelve cut OF the thirteen American colonies
l776 The objections 10 Engsh atty must there
FORE fall to the ground They not founded 10 reason
Of new excitement This e. ct enshusssm for the
invasion Of the South had possibly settled down into
calculation Of chances The eppetts for bloody war
with men u their own race, language, hsbits and politi
cal institutions may have soewh hat diminished when the
news from England arrived The notion Of beirg thwar
to wir-was just the sort of "bitterso TO give them
st0nsch for the fight The North has accordingly
taken great moral Cocktail" But one of its
mixing, and, as we have no. been furnshed with the
materials, not responsible the effects In any
the fact that the chief Power Of the european CONT
England must tend convince s reasonable Americans
that In our acts there is neither hostility double
dealing
THE BRITISH STEAM GUEBOAr FLEET FOR THE
AMERICAN COAST.
From the London Times, June Ii
Orders were yesterday received at Chshxn from the
attached 10 the ,esssye feet Of steamers In ne
to be placed In the first cass steam reserve and to be
equipped for se in readiness to join The squadron about
namely
The Julia, e0horse power.
The Brtomart, 90 horse power.
The Sepoy, 90 horse power
The Fly, 60 horse power.
The SAnofy, 90 horse power
Each OF the above gun vessels Will receive on board
one 6S FOUNDER OF 96 and one 80 FOUNDER Of So cw
oOmmander j. harding ia lieu or four 10 inch guns and
two % pounders Is 70 be supplied with two Of the 100
FOUNDER rhed Armstrong guns; sns win also receive two
well as one FOUNDER brass gun for her pinnaces and
launches It is understood that the Dragon soon as
she y equipped ready for sss w be despatched 70 the
from the London Herald, june I5l
ps Arthur ha: sailed
tiation, touching at Ply mouth for latest orders.
THE SPANISH WEST INDIAN FLEET TO BE REoR-
CANNED.
From Galignani's Mee senger, June III
The Spanish feet the West ndaa station is about to
be deprived Of four rgasea which to be
10 Algesiras, but win consist OF small sailing vessels
ana 2, .he squadron formerly belonging Dominican
RESERVE AMMUNITION FOR NORTH AMERICA AND GLE
WEST INDIES.
From the London Times, June 1871
reserve OF ammunition for Bermuda, Halifax and
Jamaica is In readiness for transport from Wooawich.
THE CHARTER AND HIRE OF THE GREAT EASTERN.
In The House OF Commons on the 18th of June, Adm
raj nuscoMBx asked the Secretary to the Admiralty
for the conveyance Of troops to Canada So what
rate per how many soldiers to embark In her.
ana whether their being seat in that ship with the
concurrence OF the Secretary Of State for War.
lord PAGKr said the Great Eastern had been far
taken op that the government had arrange
men with the owners OF that vessel that she should
carry out certain number Of troops TO Quebec.
They would consist OF officers, 900 men, and
ITO horses Of the Royal artillery thrtynine officers,
AIS vnnn Andg hptsos Of lho retat,
thirty ocers S65 men, ard six horses Of tho Six
te,h regiment; and draughs OF various regiments,
sistng VI four officers and 10l men, making altogether
eighty nine officers, 2057 and 1872 borses with the
usual proportion Of women and children The rates
be paid were for ofoers 9ls for men, f5 1888 3d. and
for horses EGO each, and for in OF the
regulated regmenta baggage, CO los. per ton. These
would ircude messing and every other requisite
Tor the cheers vctualiDg for the men aud forage for
tho horfes All the necessary fittings would be at the
expense OF the ship the government lending bedding
the voyage He might also state that the arrangement
with the full concurrence OF Secretary Ut
State for War. Hear, hear
LARGE PURCHASES OF ARMS By MR.. LINCoLN's
AGENTS IN GERMANY.
Iamburg (June 1l) Correspondence Of London Herald
Tie article most sought after ia this city is with
contradiction. that which employ during times
OF 70 procure each Others destruction with the
greatest speed aud certainty. Hamburg been ut all
times toe general depot Of in Germany to which
toe American nations spanish Cen,ral ever since
their emancipation, have come to provide themselves
with muskes eabres and munitions Of OF all kinds
for the purpose Of beginning and maintaining civil war;
usually caused Ia those republics by the eleva
presidential power OF such such au individual
from which be 10 Almost certain " he thrown down again
by thae VERY mon who had raked him up amidst the
scclamaticns OF the multitude.
The United States have in their turn, sent to draw
sbnndantiy frm tho warke depots TO be found in this
cy forming they do, species mercantile arsenal,
always oper 70 first ccmef he who Will give the largest
price On this account since The violent rupture between
the states in the North and South OF the great American
Vnicn considerable quantities have been sent off from
the free port To The Northern States and very large
nGmb~ OF Old muskets and sabres is expected here,
which have been purchased by the agents Of President
Lincoln who at this moment running all parts Of
Germany TOR she purpose OF procuring arms with which
70 oeet oy their brethre1 or the South.
aHE PoslMAsTBR GENERAL OF ENGLAND IN COM
MUNIcATioH WITH rHE RKsEL STATES.
notice OF which the following "a COPY, has been
ieceivei iron sbe Postmaster General Of tho United
Sntcs--
foSr OrricY DErAngxIsr. WASHINGTON. Nay e, 1851
Al portal ssry,ce An the sass OF Virginia North Carolina
kouth tsroins Georgia FLORIDA, AGbsrcA Mississippi LOU
AIssn as ard fsxss % be saspendod from snd after
oc ~n he foresfdoa TO the Lead Letter ce except those
'or Western ng'na, shich viii be 70 Wheeaing.
NJ bLAIE, Postmaster General,
In epe course all letters ,ona he United Kingdom for