The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03
ssrdins 10 the sys ID the etcrees Of the Almighty,
sse not wars, restiIence and famine?

rations Of men. We expect TO be wiser in forty
SIGHT hours than We at present, with only the
Of the I'd OF harch But you may as well believe
that the NEW York HERALD has been IN great demand
here. Why ta7e agency here for its saief The
additional four cents on each copy for the double postage
viii only then make II about three pence while four
pence -four pence half penny could be obtained making
cost about The the Times, and oher hrst class
journals hero. The London american is sinking down 70
mere twadde and a rehash Of stale news. Few read
n and lone Iced IT, So Just open agency here, and
let all who desire it have the HERALD fresh oy every
steamer.
Jehn Bull really does not know what 10 make OF theplay
eS Samiy jars so rapidly coming up in the national
theatre on year side. They can scarcely believe
here that the Oft boasted Union, the Plarbus tnu
the staIs and stripes the terrific eagle and the land Of
Hbe free would come TO ths-a re enscng Of the
genes the years war OF 1775s3 TO reconquer
and reobtan the liberties Of the people The heartfelt
and the sincere, prayer Of the great English
family is, may Heaven avert such a calamity.
Her Msjestys servants in the old (new) palace OF
Westminster, dedicated to st. Stephen the
banks Of the Thames, have inst been prepar-
Sg their little account for the expenses OF the
coming year The pin money for the army and navy
his year during profound peace Is olg about thirty
millions stering-,ets see your currency, $3.50 0oo
fer his pugrscty--for being lighting man. AZ Tom
Mood said about the luxury Of having children, fighting
be paid for Have your magnates counted the cost
ere rushing into the terrible that be con-
seiyedthe Of brother against brother2 OF course
al that be said from this side viii be OF little avail
ycur rulers, they Judge Of matters, az they must
ssrtanly from their own standpoint From the
nent that the first gun is fred between your govern
ment aud the Southern confederacy American commerce
VIII rapidly disappear from the ian, and the British
sbpowrer in for the great bulk of the trade Coal
PROVISIONS goods Of every description, arms munitions
and everything wanted by either party, must be
Transported in foreign vessels. And
then that terrible alternative the letters OF mirque and
repria, and the pretng on the "enemy's' % com.
merce by privateeIng In reality IL will be no better
han rank piracy But such is the custom OF The world
ard such Will DC the rule in that conflict which now
seems imminent between your Northern and southern
Haternities The American community in London, with
sew exceptions from the North and their sy mpathles
accordingly with Lincoln and the republicans The
interest and Suspense fel. and suffered must
be broken either next the following Monday. The
breaking out OF war must have an important effect on
OF this country In fact, the great stag
Of business apparent here with the unusual
high Of interest is owing, TO great extent the
dulLess IN the American trade.
N France tho 'irrepressible conflict has begun that
win end in making that constitutional government
The versatile volatile and oratorc French have long
been gagged aud tongue tied tina. they now break out
with q yolubhty OF utterance that nearly EQUALS the
OF the ATct, sailor wherein the voices of the
frozen up dumb for six weeks, until they got into
warm climate, when, thawing ont suddenly the concealed
brokc upon them like clap Of thunder and
nearly capsized the ship hope the anne or snilar
eject will be produced the ship OF state in France
But fror for debate and oratory in the French As
sembly is tremendous Here in England We enjoy and
appreciate the displays o senatorial eloquence the
Sfpikens of France do not There the press Law 70
print the entire debate none. But our
newspaper correspondents there skim the daily
overflow and only send US the cream. s,me
Of that is very watery and vapid All this gives good
Erem indication EraQ nd
goes show that the days OF French guardianship at
Rome and the pope's emporaes are numbered. They
to be counting days at the Eternal Guy when the
% red white and b.uen banner viii depart and be
plsced by the cross OF Savoy.
The affair between Francis Joseph of Austria,
named Hapsburg, aud the iiustrious lon's kossuth,
time Governor Hungary, has created great deal
hs proceedings the Eogsh Court Of Chan.ery viii add
very largely to the property owned By the de-
sendAnt, 70 wN-over hundred railiion norins
value Of HUNGARIAN psnk notes that Fran s Joseph
vainly thought he could suppress. lie: Maesty's
Judges are, dipl matcaiy soe.k,ng--tha' IS, where
language is invented TO conceal The thous htsg-eatiy
Rrieved but the plaintiff must be bowed out OF court
NE Austrian Niger cannot be caught on the free SOL Of
England There is here fugitive slave law
Speak ing Of Austria, the once gterug sheffield blade,
otherwise called Tear 'em, has been making Aastr
speech in the British House OF Commons Poor R,c6uck
ne had no business up Cor patriot IL taks
tal carry that business and be had none To went
10 vienra some mon'hs ago, and Iumor says he came
hack with valuable contract concession in his
thus having 80, bis pay, he must feqnts the obligation
Imstake If his constituents will not bave something
say on the sutec IN tue event OF dissolution OF Pdr
The Warsaw riots seem to be depressed, though the
Beginning, middle and end Of the scsne, az
reported by telegraph seemed TO be ncomprehensbe 10
The authorities AZ 81 Petersburg. The woaGer pro-
baby, that there no mere killed AM wounded.
The Galway line Of mail steamships that whiom oc
pied so large share Of public opaon ri last shjss signs
q life. 1t is officially announced that the hrs vesse OF
,he service starts on her Joyous way week from
next Tuesday the aeth inst about the time get this
letter IS given oat that tue company has chased
the steamer Adralic for sS1 500-oe 49, ono
third the of her cost certainly d. 3ot wish to
insult your shipbuilders or shipowners, b. I cicnot
help asking il that is illustration OF tee pr verb that
"fccls build housee, and wise men boy them or live
in tbemg" IL doubt mark OF " .dom to
buy that splendid steamer, aad wish could say
much for ali the acts Of the said company. belve
the rotten woodhe obstructive and obnoxious officials
tina, companybas not been cleared away the pup
he confidence In the s at about lo~ .bb
as ever What can be expected OF n company that has
commenced business under sSch dscouragiDg rcum-
Et2Dcesr
Considerable pressure is brought bear the B,nk Of
England TO bring down the rate OF interest botn by the
and the bus mess community IL will p0b lbly be
lower before many weeks Times shaky aud uncer
tain and viii be until more certain news from your
SIDE
The Grea, Eastern It is fully decided, sails t. New
York on the lst Of May. The oecsion, learn from
private source has Just been made and that she VII be
advertised Monday. Various other ports, all
the way from sacarap TO Pocotahgo have made
wares their ergshe harno g. There is bat cae Gseit
EA tern steamship ami but one New York harbor,
and The two made for each other. l trust the little
down your coast will be atoned for by good age
and good fortune. What could horse 70 sn like
Portani, Norfolk, or Boston, do with the Great
Eastern, II they had water enoogh Goat herr
Probably furnish lew country people TO gaze nj he,
equaled proportions and matches form The drec
soud find the morey to send her TO Portland could
the OF travelling mcnagerie take his eleph uts
und hons 10 loney farmhouse 10 exhibit but would IL
payY BY the way, while your FIRE eating Southern con
e-acy chaps talk oud Of letters Of maque an
prisal the United States merchant vessels from the
Nerth could they not manage 10 get up sudden decara-
ten OF against Eug,niperhaps account Of their
Rympathy with the runaway Save Andereon-1Si suit
the action to the word and sclze the Grea Etsern as
abe get outside Of Sandy Hook lights she wouli be
nice little addition 10 her naval force, or ndee would
make good privaeer, the cny difficulty being that any
small gunboat with one long heavy CUR, could rink her
with half dozen discharges before tue Tiny craft would
stand chance Of ben hit II the BIG ship makes good
trip across IL will furnish good opportunity for the
nual European taken by many Americans 10 June
and July she Will retHTn early June, and those VIII
afraid Of sickness viii doubt look with con
qepce 10 the great ship bridge 30 large
that dstuI bance hanp their broad bAsket