The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-29
The Effects I'm Europe az the Great hat
tie I'm NirQlwta.


The effect OF the battle near Manassas junction,
fought In obedience to the foolish AND is0aiical
cry, "on TO Richmond" raised BY The rcpubii-
can press oil this city-the 1rsbsre, the Times
and the rest as well as by the bloodshiRiy ia
cobins OF Congress- likely TO prove most de-
tnmentai 10 the Interests OF the United States
IN EUROPE ana IN the same ratio advantageous
TO the cause OF the Confederate States In the
view OF foreign nations IL VIII eclipse with a
DARK shadow Tie brism psesege Of eur arms.
IL VIII inwriousi' ineet our hnAseial eondi-
uoh DOM mere ana ere and II VIII enable the
repeis W raise IL Inc, ana perhaps abroad
upon 'ne security oil tleir couon and tobacco,
'"nds W carry on new campaigns, while there
can DO no ao"o' th"' 'ncy VIII be Inspired with
fresh courage 10 struggle ior ,heu indrpend"nce'
eve" a''er inc iu'ure defeats ~noh await 'hem.
Inc uisa7'er u "ahas As "i' cost Inc country one
h"hufed miiiohs on aoiiars more 70 achieve The
ooJec' Vi tue war thah would nave been necessary
iiau not ui's 'erfipie pi"huef pecn made And
instead OF snort war, alter which the nations
recuperauve energies would speedily regain the
'os' gro""o, we WIZ prooaoiy nave long ana a
'eoious CONNECT, "nich"ii EXHAUST our resources
anu Prorac' the commercial distress ana the
s'aghation OF every KIND oil business, unless
Wnat Is connected Win naval and military opc-
ratlohs we VIII now nave 10 reoiganize the
army upon new pasis' ana prepare fof terri
pic anu expensive struggle.
The knowledge OF these facts in England and
france cannot iaii 10 do the country vast in
jury Inc British government VIII probably go
back 10 the position 1t occupied before the fall
OF sumter, when the rising OF the North brought
cnange over the spirit OF liz dream. Before
tha' time IL was almost ready 10 recognise the
independence oil The rebellious States. IL will
no" assume the same a'titndc, ana probably
soon send out other ships-otwar to break the
oiocKade' ior winch we Tear 1t VIII he only too
easy 10 nnd an excuse. 1t Is true the English,
as people, sympathize with the Northern
otates as 90 the canadians; Tor they are anti
slavery IN sentiment; nut the cotton lords OF
manchester ana tne majority OF Tie ieulai eiis-
tocfacy OF the whole country--the roiitica, Gle
ments which rule John Buil-will rejoice at the
caiauii'y winch mas peiaiieh us; Tor II VIII Ia
ciil'ate tneir operations iof the double purpose
Oh getting COTTON anu breaking up the republic
VI .ne oni'eu "'a'es Vi Not'h Ameiica-lhe great
po''.icai anu commereih rivai oil the Briti-h
empire Inc co'toh interest IN England cares
il''ie "na' becomes OF tii's country, provided it
can get the staple upon which 1t lives, moves
ana mas i.s oe'ng Inc nooi'''y' IN common
WIN al .ne privileged orders ana crowned
heaas Oh EUROPE LOOK upon our institutions
WIN an evil eye Inc example OF seiigovem-
meh' IN ha'ieh OF 'nir'y-'wo millions ~ which
'nere Is no caste ana IN "n'cn 'ne fundamental
Piihcipie Is hoer'y ha'efhi'y' equality, was
n''herto standing menace ana Feproach to the
aespo''Sm when hoids hundreds Of millions IN
bondage ny the failure CT this republic the