The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-16
THE AMERICAN REBELLION.

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sWf!ik Eisn r. sa" sns
Ersnch Press cn the Recog itiOn OF the
Ascbels-Hcfcct ~ the War on the Glass
grafton Ceased alsnOst Conn pletely, &c.
FSGLANo RECOGNITION or THE REBEI.s AS EELLI-
GRgESTs.
From the london Ohroniois July 81
re prinSpes OF International law so little under
p.otd by tbs buls n any people, that il was very
Easy for mapy Americans 70 make the mistake OF
CQ0pdsn8 the prompt recognition by our gov
s very asrsSl t S h.r S' ssscsan ws
diplomatic intercourse should be established and
b.siotsincd We hsye no rixh! to complain Of lem
pots,s exhibition Of saser ,onded upon rn,scS1cspon
kAtes will have seen, from shs speoohes IN Parliament
SaA ths sedsr tone Of press that our attitude Of
qns or continents Of ~ VIII is PERFECTLY consistent With
friendship add sympathy anal is in fact the only course
wAiGn Aasrcs e9na aelise any aavan,ase IN her
ths free STAKES mead no foreign force to assist them
paintaning the Union sssaat portion Of the other
Asea stained, weakened and degraded by slavery, and
ehoss sst.rs population does aSi amount 20 twelve mil
Soae.a SCOT. pressing the secessonsts in such po
Ei0n that only large aud successful operations give
iopoui aspect 10 their cause snd from the superior
wealth density Of popaiaton and organization Of the
NORTH grows stronger every day that its territories
Inaessiled No battle OF European magnitude likely to
sxs place nor VIII either party enjoy Che excitement and
Sanger Of guerrilla war 1t was important nor the North
10 got possession OF Harpers Ferry and, fortunately il
Sacoecded without firing shot. Other positions, which
)po secessonsts occupy, viii be reqsired but from
The moment that the al vance Of the slave party was
rbecksd, and the warlike ardors confined to their
territories the battle in the field of less consequence
than the battle in the pocket; and notwithstanding the
heavy loss from the rcpudaoN Of debts and the soppage
S trade, the North IS improving financial condition,
Ebc the South sinks lower into that gulf OF mlecunosiy
that " III swallow up its hopes.
We certainly rejoice the free States displaying
phch energy and gaining advantages for every mail TO
ee but the Union cannot be preserved by force, And all
u,iara nplts
u BRING about truce during which negotiations can take
eaoe, and the numerous opponents 1t secession among
The paApters may be allowed 30 speak.
Tho American people would never tolerate the osntrs
bzstio0 OF an old European government and without
20 federation could stand unless by the good win Of its
Presidept Lincoln and Mr. Seward must be aware Of
nis aud se shall look 10 the forthcoming Message for in
locations or that spirit Of reconciliation which the strong
lat party oash 10 be the first TO show.
CAPTUas or sOurHEnN rgrvATEER-wILL the
MEN BIZ EXEcUTEDy
[ffom the London Shipping Gazette, july IL
The rst Southern prvaeer has fallen 10 the lot Of the
Enited States BRO Perry appears to have been cap
lured some City miles OF Charleston harbor The prva
leer is named the Savannah and formerly Charles
lon pilot boat and ons of the most ~eshery boats her
risss. With crew Of twenty men, well prov soned, and
earrytns one long eighteen FOUNDER worked on pivo
lhe savannah sailed recently from Charleston and was
returning from Georgetown
IF the federal government equip aud man fleet ssnd
yend into the Gull aud the Caribbean will afford
ample employ men we should say for all the spare ships
pr the bockading squadron We perceive tina, there is
Dry raised by Of the Northern journals that the crew
Df tho Savannah should be dealt with as pirates We
Earnestly hope that the federal government will not listen
10 such nhuman advice oeroi by who safe from
the eaects Of their malignant The of
hc crew Of the Savannah would be tue signal for the
paeucement Of war Of both sides--snch
could not fall to excite this side Of the Atlantic
yehtimens OF horror and dvcs the struggle now going
Forward in America Of all civilized interest.
q FRBNOH OPINION OF THE RBcoGNITIos OF TEE
REBELS.
~ Tho Journal de Delus OF June 90 after reproducing
from English journal details relative TO the CON
Federated States OF America, pronounces onergetcsy
hxainst those Staes:-We strongly recommend these az
aos to the ottenton OF our readers especially the
1outhern confederation appears disposed redouble its
e0rs 10 obtain the recognition OF Europe and we leave
lhem TO decide If the prompt recognition of such State,
n eYep the expression OF the least sympathy for il
kouI9 be worthy Of Christian simply OF civilized
hsion. For our part We convinced that such an act
RosgA perhaps in conformitg nth International la,o but
which might be regarded support nvontariy 20 the
pause OF the South would find decided sdvefsares in the
rppks Of oil the liberal press
TIE ENGLISH FREIGHT MARKET AND THE WAR.
, tFrom the London Chronicle (City Arcle) July 81
With respect TO the condition OF The freight market
hessrs Seymour, Peacock Co., their circular sate
Outward freights continue very low aud uprcmupera
live in every trade hay ing in many Instances de
cliued siuce last circular Notwithstanding their dc
pressed condition al that period. The high value Of
money and tue great caution displayed by tue mercant
community pending the struggle in America and The se,
Element Of other foreign complications occasions an on
Hire absence OF speculative business aud confines the de-
mand for tonnage 10 the narrowes limits In the face Of
DO much depression outward reighs IL is eucouragps
10 notice Inc RAPID improvement nurleW8rds which
mises to compensate for all absence OF good omeward
employment In India freghts are unusually hrin The
Baltic and mediterranean trades exceptions 10 tn
general improvement, freights being low and uIproe
haciive.
TUE GLASS TRADI OF BELGIUM SERIOUSLY AFFECTED
a BY THE WAR.
" Tba OtstJtsBr Bsig that about thirty five
Furnaces have been stopped Charer in
pi the crisis 10 America
Il COMMERCIAL UNITY OF FRANCE AND AMERICA.
AZ From the London Chronicle. july | !
The Compton Esoonps of Paris which RECENTLY aimed
blow 81 the business transacted by the English bants
etw0ea Europe and the East he's announced IL
40 extend its operations TO North America making ad
Hances 10 French merchants trading with America The
preu0h government seems desos OF ing closer ,oro
ehsr the commercial eOnds between France aud Inc
United States.
EMIGRATION FROM Europe TO AMERICA ALMOST
., CBAsxD-PAssAGE RENnTTANCES FROM AMERICA
h NEARLY ENDED.
From the London Times july 81
Yesterday Tuesday, the Government Emigration Com
An5ioners at Liverpool ssued their usual mon hy report
OF the emigration from that port. From this report we
8ean an important factviz, that Of the almost entire
Euspersion Of emigration TO the United States least So
Far as compared With the period OF former years
Dur Liverpool correspondents also learned from Of
Onicais that passage reinttaDces from America had
nearly ceased and that msny those who desiro;
That thor friends should JOIN them in the States them
seves leaving the scenes Of dscord and nternocne strife
tend them 20 return 20 their Old homes TO make This
s'ssnepi more authentic we wIls quote Que OF Two 0.