The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-23
LONDON. Nav IL la6

Political Divsicn Of Amcricdns-A Sou,heyn Neupoper
Organ to be EstabIished-F5ee Trade English Aid
for The ReJes-7he People Of England Not With 7sm, dc
There three questions of commanding interest to
be written upon at this moment from London to the
United States; First, the intentions of tho British
government; second the feeling OF British capitalists
and third the feeling among resident Americans.
Taking the last first, have here in London two hog
tile American camps-tho Union party, by
the london American and the Confederate Sates party
by paper about to be started under such aame as
The Confederate Republican The Confederate ncn or The
Confederate Herald am tod on what must be con :
sdered good authority that every thing ia 10 train fo
he Southern organ making its deJR ia week or
wo under the edtorshp In chief of Mr.. Mann
himself. His assumption Of the editorshp IS likely
Under the auspices Of the Southern Embassy the
pen Of Mr. Mann London souherners forward to the
organ being great commercial and political sue
II is TO disseminate information regarding the bor
der and cotton States, and to make cause Nth
England fer the extension Of the poliy Of free trade
Slavery is 10 be gidd By the promise "a soon
the connection with tho "hoody Nortn' IA severed
slavery viii coon die out, and In much the war ~
II 10 fad TO have died out in the original States South
crnes viii have to choose between negroes and specus
tiors which will pay better and q, into this
detail that may know wha. the Southern platform
Commercially II is supposed and believe wrongly
Il al The paper viii commsod great sae Ia the mauufac
turmg dlstriC6 Every man interested in cotton, and
Who desires 20 buy grain and ceef and chesper Ia
New Orleans than In Ne York. expected advertise
ard and introduce the paper amoog his friends
Speaking from experience OF pers,
hsiiatDgy that neither Of these results will be realized
u nothing are Rngshmcn 50 ahy az in supporting
newspapers, and this Mr. Mann and bis friends VIII by
and by nnd out, they unwisey make trial.
Az you aware, have at the two Southern
steamship schemes before the pubcons between Liver
pool end New Orleans aud the other between liverpool
and Charleston. so far learn the promoters or
these two echemes are the also OF the Southern
flp thaxt he
steam shpe Will be some time yet before the trade Of
ros msnenty diverted down the Mississippi In the
winter time WHITE the Erie canal IL frozen. lam told
that not single share either Of The steamship schemes
yet been sod that not single inquiry has been
regarding them. SO far they totsl failure.
PassiDe to the second questioa-,hst namely Of the
feeling Amcng British capitaetsit ~ OF sincere
has no. been hopolessly tho wu back for many ysTs
and II their counsel 10 b. taken, 1t would be that
peace should be a. restored by any sacrinoe.
i ,bs, to- to be ' espec'ed sSoSis diacunss
multiply. Their confidence 10 things coming right
in The cad uutourctd, end ma ket will he found h,,e
fer securities well other things which the Colon
states have TO offer The sympathy Of The monesed men
To- hen upon rondai' hoio,-o .ufornas
race ~ huoor ,,tngstn h7.iss brdsg, end ~ q mo
ia1eclsicn OF the Bri,ieh govcrnm, tscec 10
nght for slavery against free would be sbh1rgert
ever Ergehman and toe tpncert y Exeter sll wont
be hurled at the heac Of any neni under any cir
cumsiancts which prop7sed such inirg
Bur ,bc government is nog oeiog worked on BY Mao
TIC risks 10 which britrh lives and property In the
Northern and southern sats exposed Nan
chester pris ~ of0 coo az che British population being
cepcbds ~ the trade aud rmls asks that the
supply he continued oil oil hazads They cyen e 70 the
length q aEg that, necessary, most be At
o. csTed uhie the conservatives the interest OF the
torg f1lrufs, bot especially IL The inttrest
Britain iytF snd pfcpcsty, demand tn immediate pre-
~ overwhelming force, 10th upon he lakes aad
,nc Atlantic coast What the government will 90. under
hrs combined pressure, Il . o. course, impossioc 70
say
Perhaps you viii know what is 70 be done s,oner than
do here Ia london as tod the retain despAt hes
10 ord u 0ns Win be submitted t. Cabinet couucl TO
day and he BY he etcemer bearing this letter n
ytur Washington correspondent hnd what passee
bet veen Lyons ard fincons Cabinet with tho
next few dsj q, you will know the secret