The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-15
THE AMERICAN REBELLION.

THE AMERICAN REBELLION.
Opposition 10 II Unit ed States Lon n ia Lon-
don-Thc Question of Contrnbnnds of
War and Neutrality i'm Pariinmrnt-
Gender ion of the Federal Blockade,
and Com plants OF British Ship Cmp-
tnins-Francc and England Likely TO
Break the BiOckadc-MOrc English War
Vessel. for Americn-ki ngston, Canada,
to be Declared Naval Station for the
Lakes, &c.. dc.
HOPES THE REBEL COMMISSIONERS IN EUROPE
The Paris corresop len, Of tho independence Beige states
that the JeH Davis Commissioners Europe had still
hopes OF The u1a feccgntion of the independence OF
The Southern states y England and France He adds
That these gentlemen may DC too sangnne this respect
but tina, s,l! they have grounds for the opinion
feeling caused IN both countries by the u
the blockade ol the ports of tho South
The writer adds that the study of the actual stua,,a
OF affairs in Am rica engages attention every day more
and more and the continent of Europe where Tins grave
question already been treat I'd every point view.
Mr. Ernest Heot, Of the Mnorics IN n pamphlet p,s,
published proves thu, # the America is proou god
j, Will ca ijc tclvy losses IN tho Powers OF europe
more pat,ciay 10 France and England, account of
The Intimate marcia relations existing between tho
run,res, part arly with the Southern portion of the
Gated states which furnishes these two Powers with the
greater part of the cotton and tobacco
manuiacto !es.
GERMAN ANXIETY RESP TING THE WAR ISSUE.
Oar Bc' lin correspondent, fitting on tho 3lst OF July
states that tbe anxiety III tn russian capital respecting
tho war news from America was intense. The probable
Of General Scott and The tnctcs of Bauregard
were canva'sed in every place OF general resort and the
geography of the United States has been studied all
well informed circles most atlentivcy The people sym
pathlzed With the Cnion cause.
rocrrivr ~ UNITED SKATES LOAN.
The London Times gives place in It's City Article to an
anonymous letter calling attention the proposed Amer
can lean and suggesting that British subjects taking part
in il will of nd the neutrality proclaimed by government
The ftiac eLnoraliy appends the following common,
The annexed communication relates to the possibility
81 an attempt to a So portion OF the proposed American
c'' war oaD IN tins country II is moi to be supposed
however. that any houses Of influence would be found
wiling to act as AGENTS IN such an operation frsnght
II would he with every element OF danger to the sub
scrioers; as wei as % our friendly relations with the
Union whenever II shall be rehabatCd by the return
either compulsory ar voluntary, Of the Southern States
The ondon AdcertSo asserts that 1t Is assured by
we inform correspondent that the Northern states of
America have macs agro mcH BY which is intended
to ignore nj bckales and pat vessels OF the ports TO
collect the d .es the part OF the North against all
traders
From he London Herald, (Lod Derby organ) July 81
Not thr Eht'sl Encouragement should be to the
n'gn'''tf oI an American loan in this market and al
though enitvors may be made to the money Il IS
n" te'i't hey 7i lie succesfm The losses incurred
from State aui oib sncariss which have from tine TO
tlmt been q steG re- enormous, and IL is probable
that the Gu rency T bonds and railway shares will for
tlIrr 'tepr'c IT," - orc the influence of tho
movement shall h,E" been fully exhausted. Whatever
may b. III aIvantag offered the terms pfopnsr for
sting the fede authorities to raise supplies capital
isis will do well To weigh the prospective results Of The
business before they enter into it.
Lrrom the London Chronicle, July 81
The new loan required by the Northern section OF tho
tated in nnt if poss bic within the ensuing fortnight
The ncgnators on blth sides of the Atlantic will Of
course 'aEecare of themselves Their "bl'cngs' viii
be determined simply upon the prospect that may offer
for their transferring the scrip at satisfactory premium
to other parties, who VIII accept the risk of obtaining
eth interest principal for their Investment We
trust thai he British pubic mil oe>, no mt e.
TO the mast rcu'nrc money broker sr,E in such an en-
trprise II they do must be thoroughly understood
that the Transaction is rsked entirely upon their own
responsibility The lenders of the money have in.
Cured all the risk with their eyes open IT, here.
after, they shouli lnd their interest in arrears
and their principal poril, they cannot msty
demand from their own government IN, CHI inter
vention consists in tho TRANSMISSION Of cxposuary
and indignation protoco-much less could they oxpcc,
that the diplomatic relationship between the resp CT, 70
governments should be comp'lcated and perhaps acdu
lated for the sake OF obtaining payment OF their CLAIMS
AS the loan Is still! proep ctve and the money OF British
capitalists still burns in thc- own pockets may ad.
dress them as Dean Swift addressed his congregation IN
the simplest and most eloquent sermon preached
az you like the security, down With your dust " Other
wise not AMI in any must be fully understood
thai The English nation and its responsible government can
not BE- aked 10 PIT themselves out Of the tvdy orr 10 ..
ds which fem Engishmen hare ALLOWED the Un,td Safes
rTnnit to incur Tor their own profit and at their
risk.
From The London Herald Getty Article), August 3
to raise money the federal
should hc resisted and the feeling among capitalists ia
certainly avcrse to supporting such operation The
agents of powerful banking firms 10 New York have
arcaiv arrived IN thus country and Others stated
VIII follow with the express object OF cndeavoring
gpstc terms for placing prt OF stock to b. created
II the publc however VIII only do themselves Justice
they possess most brilliant opportunity Of resent
ing the injuries they have suffered pccuniary point
view NJ the hands OF American spectators and American
adventures Republication N tis worst form might cnstie
", dtcr the Ian negotiated an te.~en
NJ Norm and Sh for an dm,eaLe ddjusfment should te
Effected The best way IN avoid any difficulty ia this re
spect, Will he to refuse financial either
federal authorities or the representatives Of the Coniede
rate States
A burnt child breads the Are So SAYS the adagc As
FAR as am conccrned will hold good but far the
heavy per ccnagc capitalists this American neeced
American suiteu country are comprehended its vitality
isquesonable II our moneycd previous
repatriation they deserve to be met with repetition Of It,
and could almost wish its second rs lust
punishment for the neglect Of the warning of
Let IN, public press do its duty 10 the country b. toa,tnued
rtueratd cautions against The folly Of subscribing 10 oan
on the fduh 9 Yankee promises to Tay'-promIs DIES
tined IN my opinion to meet the fate of previous expc
In her railroads and canals, for which she has paid
nothing 10 her English creditors Let her do Justice
to our previous beraty, and recognise pay On old
scores before she makes another appeal for the
sou infected difficulties and embarrassmcn,s With the
phIacterJ o reputation her fronts surely but
the sham, ess face or Yankcedom could hazard
appeal TO injured capitalists and nsulted country In
playing the bully and in the assumption OF swaggcr she
never had equal and II Is time ehe met with rebuke
In the only sensitive part Of her rebnke
which our arstocracy OF money has the power TO
ninct-namcly, by throwing hor other than English
rebonrces Tor pecuniary redemption from her present
pcrpexis With 30 fine Geld as that presented by
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