The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28


teb0 ng against the prohibitions and recomendAons Of
this VIII Do prosecuted % or - the acs
are Ssn 70 Nv :Sa y .cS case rn Ice al cam
able 70 draw any distinction betwsea this document and
lss provisions differ from thoss which England has D.
tsrminsd upon II Ia in giving n advantage TO the party
which akas the greater Of prvA&eerng and has the
sunsd therefore, that the s~o western Powers Win 10
included BY the No!hesnsfs Y ~ same category and
n "a lust The two nntious which make parade Of free
dom that are adverse 70 the Northu cause while tho
despose states Or CShlrL and Eastern Europe arc full
mpathy. This, indeed, IL ths rsnArk which We arc
But We arc much .iraid that ths Kortherners Win
BIO again doomed to disappointment. We do not know
Shss have passed Ss M ~ Lincoln :nG snsr
capacity OF rulers Of States which have maritime rights
end duties, these potentates viii do eyacty a. Queen
Victoria and Napoleon III have DONE Aay Power which
has shpsof war and ships Of commerce afoat must make
up its mind whether II will refuse the souherners the
rghis Of bsgerents with the necessary consequence Of
resisting and eeizng the Confederate veses There
ce no doubt that this unhappy struggle lasts, every
maritime country In Europe VIII DO called upon for It's
decision ard th.s decision wn % accordance with tho
he rr1oh 70 oayy acay must Be recegaisei By neutral
Pscess as bliQeret, and Be olIo0od al ne rights icA
tconQ 70 an jndspdndent Pcs~v.
This practice bas been 20 general and so clearly
fomabe TO reason that il useless support by fur
thor argument II 10 Indignantly asked by Amercans
why old 4Os declare neutrality In the case Of
Hungary; reply thai the necessity for mskng any
formal ceolafaton did not arise, tnsmuch Hungary
inland country, and our interests not directly
effected by the contest But had decision become
quiste, 1t would doubt have been made 10 the same
spirit as prompted Interference behalf Of the
fugeee Of Turkey The which comes nearest to the
present that az Brazil where OF two corfederaed
Kingdoms seeded from the other and after struggle
succeeded in establishing It's independence In this
public opinion, so fer from tyeatsg the Bra
zaps rebels and pirates, greatly their favor
and Lord Cochrane found no bar 70 Bis restoration to
in their service. And set the Braziliaas slave
holders, secedng from free soil community, just as the
people Of tho CcIfeeFate states and the pes
pie Of twelve out Of the thirteen American colonies were
1776 The objections 70 Epgah atty must there
FORE fall TO the ground. Tney not founded ia reason
o. but seem To- be Ss 70 the ees sire
invasion Of the South had possibly settled down into
calculation Of chances The appetite for bloody
cal institutions may have soew diminished when
from England arrived The notion Of berg thwart
ed and abused By Brtbhersof being thought not likely
to wir-xas just the sort of "bitters' give them
stornsch for the fight. The North has accordingly
taken great moral cocktal" But It Is one Of its
mixing, and, as we have not been furnished with the
materials we ere not responsible for the effects In any
the fact that the chief Power Of the european cont
psnt has fully arssn,sd to The principles laid down by
that in our acts there Is neither hostility double
dealing.
THE BRITISH STEAM GUEBOAr FLEET FOR THE
AMERICAN COAST.
from the London Times, June Ii
Orders were yesterday received at Chsthn from the
Admiralty, directing the following steam gunvessels,
to be placed In the first class steam reserve and be
equipped for eea readiness join squadron about
70 be despatched to the coast OF North America,
The Julia, 60-hosse power
The Misle,oe 200 horse power.
The Britomart, 90 hoFse power
The Sepoy, 90 horse pc wer.
The Fly, 60 horse power.
The Ssnofy, 90 horse power.
To- hnftf asv{u Ann~
SO FOUNDER Of 90 ewt and FOUNDER Of IS cwt
The Dragon g. paddlewheel steamer, 500 horse power
two os FOUNDERS is 70 be supplied with two Of The 100
FOUNDER red Armstrong gums viii also receive two
"A peunder howtxers and ono IL FOUNDER howitzer
launches 1t is understood that Dragon ss soon as
she y equipped ready for sea, WIN be despatched 70 the
= IRON the London Herald, June ISL
Cynget screw Commander Arthur rhsupp has sailed
from spithead for the North American and West india
& sation, touching At Ply mouth for latest orders
THE SPANISH WEST INDIAN FLEET TO BE REoR.
CANNED.
From GRlignanis MesseOger June H.
The Spanish feet the West fnda station is about to
to Agesras but II viii consist Of small sailing
and carrying altogether upwards Of 150 guns
and q the squadron formerly belonging 70 the Dominican
RESERVE AMMUNITION FOR NORTH AMERICA AND CHE
WEST INDIES.
From the London Times, June Ii
A reserve Of ammunition for Bermuda, Halifax and
Jamaica is in readiness for transport from Woolwch
THE CHARTER AND HIRE OF THE GREAT EASTERN.
raj DuNcoMBE asked the Secretary to the Admiralty
whether the Admiralty had taken up the Great Eastern
for the conveyance Of troops 70 Canada So at what
rate per man how many soldiers t, embark In her.
whether their being sent in that ship with the
concurrence OF the Secretary Of State for War.
Lord G. PAGkT said the Great Eastern had been go far
taken up that the government had an arrange
ment with the owners OF that vessel TINT she should
carry out certain number Of troops 70 Quebec
YY,ay urfA HfG1cf rf rH~
ITO horses Of the Royal artillery thirty mine officers
S8S men, and six horses Of The Ihirteth regiment
thirtynine officers, 36S men, and six horses Of tho Six
teth regtment and daughte OF various regiments, con-
sstng Of four officers and 1Ol men, making altogether
eighty nine officers, 2057 men and 1922 horses, with the
usual proportion Of women and children The rates TO
be peid were, for officers fl8 for men, G5 1855 3d. and
for horses EGO EACH and for in excess OF the
regulated regimental baggage, CO los per These
for the cfceTs victuaDg for the aud forage for
the horses. All the necessary fittings would be at the
the voyage He might also state that the arrangement
with the full OF the Secretary Of
State for War (Hear, hear.)
LARGE PURCHASES OF ARMS BY Mr.. LINCoLN's
AGENTS IN GERMANY
[Tamburg Dune ny Correspondence Of London Herald
The article most sought after ia this city iy with
out contradiction that which men employ during times
OF 70 procure each Others destruction with the
greaiest speed and certainty Hamburg mas been Ut all
times the general depot Of arms in Germany to which
the nations spanish and Cen,5all since
their emancipation, have to provide themselves
with muskets eabres, and munitions OF war OF all kinds
for the purpose Of beginning aud maintaining civil war;
usually caused IN those numerous republics by the eieva
ton presidential power OF such such individual
from which he Ia almost certain to he thrown down again
by those very who had raised him up amidst the
acclamations OF the multitude.
The United States have, in their turn sent TO draw
abundapty from the warlke 6epots to be found In this
city, forming, they species Of mercantile arsenal,
always open to first comer he who VIII give the largest
price On this account since the violent rupture between
the States in the North and South OF the great American
Union considerable quantities have been sent of from
tha free port 10 the Northern States and very large
number of old maskets and sabres is expected here,
which have been purchased BY the agents Of President
1pcon who are at this moment running over all parts Of
Germany for the purpose Of procuring arms with which
70 destroy their brethren OF tho South.
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL OF ENGLAND IN CON-
MUNICATION WITH THE REBEL STATES.
notice, OF which the following u COPY, has been
received from the Postmaster General Of tho United
States
Posr OFrIcY DRrARCMLsT WASHINGTON Nay Is, 1851
All pceal service in the states of Virginia North Carolina
South Cerons Georgia, F1orda Aabsca Mississippi Lou
fapa and Texas VIII be suspended from after
the Letters for Offices temporarily closed by this
III be Forwarded TO the office except these
for eetern >iygnia which Will be 10 heelipg.
nj. BLAIk, Postmaster General,