The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-15

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CONSUL L. LsrRvALu.
Frarcis p. R,se, q correspondent. Of tNs newspaper
pyese, has been appointed CorsGl at Aspnxal.
WHAT THB ENGLISH PEOPLE THINK OF TIE REBEL
LIoR-AR. ADAMS RBcBPr-oN AZ C0URr.
l Rave seen a letter dated London, Way a. from an
American gentleman Of prominence and intelligence VITO
has an opportunity 10 know whereof he wriiee, from
which am permitted 10 make the folio wing exxaoss-
The excitement here In regard 10 American sisrs is
almost as great as the other eide y Is the bc,ther
Of conversation st the ciubs and the stape OF edtas
In the press IL is not 30 be disguised that .hsre
strong Keeling bsre in favor OF the reSes and robbers Of
the South, founded partly upon interest and partly upon
weakened. stl there 10 very numerous class ana IN
questorGoly majority, Who while regretiDg that any
thing shou!d have occne 90 to rte-rnpt the hrmny o.
the two sectcDs nevertheless ths steaifss friends
ana synpatc'zsrs with che government. What course
the British government VIII pursue, judging from the
own opinion Ia that there Will he dy daily ina nie
csion ir The matter The London Times indicating tha:
synpstn'Ss Win the stronger party, Or the upper
federato Commissioners hero and are d gent and
unscrupulous It " stated that they have hid swo IL
formal interviews with Lord John Russell An application
for third was denied What truth there s in the sta&e
mept don't know The letter OF instructions Mr.
Dayton, which aIIived here yesterday, caused
futtering 1t is strange what ignorance possesses
gard to afars In the United STATES. The southerners
who are here are very bitter and impcrious y =
OF our government IL procuring arms &c he intends TO
procure battery and go with H. rendering his services
TO aid 10 put rg down the rebellion Mr. Adams, onr
Minister hiss arrived, aud been very well received The
Queen paid him distinguished honor in coming 10 town
TO receive him be being the rst envoy she has received
since the death of her mother is believed here that
he will elevate the mission is true dignity He has
taken the arst step by changing the court dress
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of legation, very cordially received by the Ameri
in London, as well as by the English people whom
presented a. the nrst drawing rom, which win
occur the 10th Of June, Princess Alice doing the
honors Her Majesty not taking part on account Of her
mourning. The youthful and charming Princess is en-
gsged TO be married TO Prince Louis OF Hesse It is
love match, a. was that Of her sister, which Ia
doubtless something novel in that rank Of society.
RESIGNATION OF MAJOR TINgLLI.
Major Tnell!, Of the Garibaldi Guard, having been
offered influential post under the Sandman govern
ment, has resigned his command.
THE DOUGLAS MONUMENT.
The committee appointed yesterday In regard 10 the
erection Of Douglas monument, &C met this evening"
and unanimously selected Colonel Foney to deliver the
eulogy on the Sd Of July. Thomas c. Fields was made
Corresponding Secretary, George W. Mclean Monument
Secretary, and J. j. McElhone Chairman.
THE Maryland ELECr1oN-rHE UNION SUSTAINED.
The election In Maryland yesterday has resulted In
overwhelming majority for the Union ticket. Henry
Winter Davis was defeated, but his opponent
Union man, and in that district the Union vop was d.
vided. Mr. May was elected a Union man. The defeat
Of Mr. Davis lie mot considered by any means defeat OF
TTnOn n land Tn hn h}rd
and probably in the Sixth districts the Union candidates
elected. The First district was considered more
certain for the Union than the Sixth. The election
Of Mr. Calvert in the latter almost nsures the success
NJ. Crished in tho former. Tho Union minority IL
Maryland is ahead Of estimation by thousands. tn
siaAiinn Sssurns In Batere not claimed by dia
unonsts any evidence Of the weakness Of the Uno
party The revolt in the Fourth (Davis district was
expression against him personally and not against tn
Union sentiment.
At Baltimore last night, while the election return
were being announced crowds were gathered around thu
Sun office and Clipper Office. While the crowd at the
sun office were hurrahng for Je Davis, that At the
Clipper office gave repeated cheers for General Scott
General Banks, General Butler, Abe Lincoln Henry Win
ter Davis, Q. L. L. Leazy and other prominent advo
Gates Of the Union The cheers for Butler and Banks were
vociferous. The Union men made the wekin ring
with their names. There is doubt that the union
Spirit In Baltimore is fully aroused and the Union men
there are not afraid 10 express It.
PERSONAL MATTERS.
Roest De Lmbourg, Evoye Extraordinaire ct Nnistre
Plenipoentiare de San Majestic 10 Roi Pays Bas- the
Netherands-paid his respects TO Secretary Seward, to
say good bye as in consequence Of intended visit
the North he will be absent several weeks. He goes i'm.
mediatey to Detroit and thence to the fashionable wa
teripg places, and will be gone several weeks.
Mrs. Lincoln returned to-day from brief visit To
Philadelphia