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

THE BRITISH PORTS CLossD AGAINST PRIvATKRs.
In the Reuse on O,mmoss OH the Sd Of June. Mr.. w.
D. Foster asked the government would allow prvaeers
sailing under tie flag the Confederate States TO bring
prizes IsS British pG,,s As FOR tne Uneu as
Lord J. RyssS1l replied that, after consulting with the
law officers Of the Crown, the government had decided
enter into the ports o. the United Kingdom its de-
pendencies BE had commuacat with the French An
bassad0r the subject ad aSeetaed that Franco
would pursue precisely the Line Of conduct which it
had centuries under which no pr!vateer az
long France remained neutral could stay in French
port hey ond twenty four hours or dispose OF ts cargo
there.
In reply to Sir j. Pakinton Lord RussrII said that
propositions accordance with the Congress Of Paris
had been out to the United Sates and he vas daily
expecting answer.
BRITIsH OPINION OF TIE UNION MEETING IN PARIS.
[srom the London Times, Juue 81
No enc viii be surprised at the irritation which now
prevails among americans on the subject or the dg.up
first that befaea them the records OF nctioa
it h always the giant who shouts and writes most ua-
the fortunate he mperious sftsn agtated beyond
measure by first shock Of misfortune The people of
tpe United States have tho carly days OF the re-
public advanced without interruption from one SUCCESS to
another The laws which prescribe 10 nations % 70 me1
storm shau elcceed esch other il worldly aaa.sseemed
TO be suspended IN their case.
We cannot exult in the humiliation OF America, not
suy because would be subject Of exultation but be-
cause do not believe there ID any real humiliation
That whatever may be to result OK this war, the peo
pie OF the Northern atos must remain among the most
powerfu and wealthy in the world Is sufficiently PLATA
TO every who c0nfdrs the true causes OF national
rreatnes whether So the,n Senator'S and representa-
Ewes bo sen, 70 Warrington or not New York must be
the commercial metropolis Of the continent; chicago
must be the Queen OF he Lakes the tide OF European IN
migration must flow to the temperate regions OF the
must make the Northern States individually
err But Il Is ufeess To espec. tha the North
ern Americana should lock 30 philosophcally on me
hss nns@ saS much and yield
extavagant rights and abandon the most obvious
principles The British government and the British press
are the objects of violent snmedv asion wherever the
Northern Americans come We learn BY telegraph that
Lord Russes recognition Of the Confederate States
hostile to england" other ruuors, though perhaps not
accurate show the spirit in which the strictly legitimate
ceiyed at the North It was reported from Warrington
tks4 the federal had resolved to declare war
pute But the most eiDguaf instance OF this ground
less irrtahility is to be found In meeting Of Anne
rioan residents at Paris, held ct the Louvre HOTEL
and addressed By two at least OF Mr. L6colas diplo
atistg 70 language full of anger towards this country
Mr.. Caesius Clay whose letter published some time
in store for the rebels and ntiates that similar chas
tisement may fall on sympathzng England. Where and
when that sympathy has been expressed he does not
show, and he would be unable to show But he assumes
it, and tells that its punishment will come from the
combined forces Of the United States and France. Mr.
Burngame the Minister TO Vienna follows with less vio
hence, but :, similar language OF Complaint. It shows
how Incapable OF reflection the Northerners have become
through excitement this gentleman resents as an
insult 10 h!s country that Lord John Russell alluded to
the precedent OF the Turks and Grees, which Mr. Bur.
lngame calls comparing Us 10 Turks" as il when
IL inteoded TO draw any comparison between The
character Of the former and the present utigsnts.
chow the spirit in which the Northernes arc inclined 70
took upcy the neutral attitude Of England. strict
navaiSg neutrality Ia. Ssesn observed BY the govern.
expressed IN the press have been those which were ad
verse to the secessionists And yet this che only
coming courre which could be taken ia now imputed
us "a crimei The Unonsts are fact euraged that we
presume 70 be neutral While one OF their States IL
warning both federal and Southern troops from its terri
tory we, foreign nation are inveghed agains. for pre-
Stunning 10 exercise the discretion and while Servia
or hoatenegrs would claim the kws CT in contest
with the Porte, we are TO deny them to ten millions Of
people nhabitiDg region more than ten times large
as Great Britain II this be the temper Of the North
PAN that the ltmest care and c'rcumsrectien be
nsec ~ every man Or party IN England to AVOID giving
onooo' 70 eisner Of The two lcensed btlligerezts.
POLITICAL DISCUSSION AMONG AMERICANS IN PARIS
[Paris (June y Correspondents Of London Post
In tho now compaI a,ively lrted circle OF Americans
putss occasionally occur between neu cf the North and
men OF the South, which gives sd idea OF What
must be going on nearer hone where coarse passions
popular jus, now with Americans In Paris Ee are ooked
upon 90 fsvoing the South, and Lord okf Russo and
little reflection you'd surely modify. France on the
other hand B moro kindly spoken about by cousins
commended that the conduct Of the French govern
ment win regard 70 letters Of maqxe and bIocades is
Infinitely more frlelv 10 tbs Jsion than that observed
~ and, whilst the 4 France has not given the
shgntess encouragement TO Ne seceder5.
COMMERCIAL KFFECTs OF Tie WAR IN AMERICA
en- THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS OF HNGLANp
lbrm nenam Dune u Correspondence OF London Times
Ine srede OF this town is et dull the orders com NJ
10 are barely Sufficient to enable the manufacurers 70
Keep .ner eea employed at moderate tsne and great
~ ',iSans hare not than oetirds ioork
Ine nhi'fs fnasers are busy for America and also
10 iess'i - or Spain. From Testbrsmwich the &C.
confs %r'Htst uniavorsbe In other parts Of the
oeeb SO a'f'ic there are ,v.nty nLs ana fyoe,
@qsFfF hre 20 m in the American trade az far ss
lseNn. SO az .oaooS.,4, : aa.oa iA ia 80
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