The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-26

nceen "a may adhere forever to their fair fame
win = cssonate II they corae out Il such
Nc my ai0rease of reputation. Should they fall IT wi
- M MA ignobie quarrel, in which they have no Goa
ON. "a one thing they may be well assured thar they
~n dc7se no increase Of roppr'iy 'cih ttF Frnrh
t.n yfom Soolts3 10 sefoe o tt ign ts jed u acton.
trarce s full a military Gel bts who have earned
very dllercs anres on very different fields, and it is
Wise to chaenge compar .lween such actions as
Springfield and Manassas and the exploits of basopol
o. Soierino We regret this step the sake Of those
VINO nave taken IL; We regret il still more for lis evil
ample ahd tendency To overook the din fence between
war waged by h se nations and the grouniless
am .anton civil conflict Of which history gives Us any
hcc7uht IS species Of offence against public morals and
te sfaver N propor us high rank and royal descent
give us right to expect kecner of what is be-
coming the character and bearing Of a gentleman.
A Russian Naval Squadron for the Pacific.
tH' petersburg (sept. ~ Correspondence Of London
Times.
treat activity nj present prevails in the port OF Cron
slu squadron composed Of corvettes, clippers. and
other small vessels is being fitted sail for The Rus
sn colonies in the Pacific under tho orders Of Rear Ad
torol
NO official report having been received for long time
OF the figate SyetlaBa, Captain RoGtakoy, which ought
70 have arrived from the Pacific dsquetude felt about
her inc last date at which she heard of The
Goth of June. A fine new frgate the nmtri Donsk, l.
was launched three days back in the New Admiralty
nocAyayd She is built Of oal the model Of the Grand
ADMIRAL ono of the la frgates constructed in the
United States, and which greatly admired by Tho
English and French sailors Mt Bcyrout. The length of
the now vessel two hundred seventy feet and her
The Legislators or England on the AIMEE
rican War.
A CABINET APPEAL TO THE MANCHESTER MASSES
AGAINST REVOLUTION.
AT the annual banquet Of the Mayor Of Ripon Tues,
Jay evening" October s. Earl de Grey and Rpon the
borough members, Mr.. II. Greenwood and Mr. r. A. Wy
her, were present.
In reply to the toast of her Maesty's Ministers Earl do
Grey said That doubtless the hearty response which they
had given to the toast intended show that they
shared the confidence that was felt in Lord Paerston
minister as one who dc sired TO uphold the reputa.
tion OF England to take every which would
dee to the prosperity Of the country, and endeavor
protect our shores and defend our honor. (Cheers)
me f0fetgn policy ~ the y0ernnet far regarded that
principle # non III rn'on By Which hey h,d cdapo,
to Jude their all The complications of fortign
otsscs had received the unanimous verdict Of the
try in its favor.
On tho other side the Atlantic the fearful scourgn
civil war had broken ont amongst kns ok her
Mestys government ch The consent OF all parties an
ettry man IN thus country, had Iefsererngy upheld he
Ithcpfs 81 neutrality, and desired in way inter
'ere 10 that terrible contest however they may lament
IT, But II we stood alooi during tho calamity he trusted
would not be regarded as showing lack Of sympathy
Tor our knsolk bat strict pursuance of policy which
we considered the best the welfare this nation and
the preservation of friendly feeling with the combat
ants Bat this principle might BIC put a severe test
He regretted to say hnt ourselves ighL te hare 10
SuDo and suffer seerey from the egects If The cuil cnr
"a Anericd II IT We're continued and continued ia the
manner present appearances seemed TO Indicate il
too much to be dreaded that tho great branches Of
national industry might DO brought into state Of great
stagnatn, which might produce deporable amount Of
suffering, and the winter might be period OF great
ira FOR the people Of this country and especially for o
worrying classes such as had not been TOR many
years. If this unfortunately should be the case he
trusted that nothing would induce the people of England
N resort TO any course which might likely them
in the height Of that suffering misery to cut short
the evil W forcing their tcay b. any fUegmae Unfair
MANS "a me attainment Of Oh ects mhch might op9ear
Jdeo'doie % thesr oea' thsertss. Applause