Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-15

Donhtiess the last fle of Northern papers, that.
W shall receive by mall until our Northern would
rsasters are brought to theirseuses by the moral
sn.s;on ~ they love to term it, of Southern stetl
and cannon reached US on Thursday. The Black
RenubIcan papers are as dishonest, or as crazy,
which ever you choose, as ever, and stoutly main
tam that the Union may be reconstructed by bay
ouets, and made TO move on as peacefully and har-
moniously as ever, after the contest shall have
ended.
In an article. the object of which is to prove that
England viii never acknowledge the independence
of the Confederate States as long as Northern armies
can Advance southwark, the New York Times
says:
In like manner viii Great Britain deal with Us.
Whilst the forces Of the United States Government
march onudrd through insurgent territory. compeil
ing the retreat Of rebellion towards its fostering
centre, Great Britain will be on our side-we were
going TO say, heart nd soul-we should say. in
policy and interest The reduction of Virginia the
deliverance OF the Mississippi and the retention of
our bold on Plckens, will put more crosses down to
JEFF. DAYS name in Pamerston's good books, than
all the Free-trade procamations of the rebel crew
and all the desperate remonstrances of Manchester
can wipe out IN year. With victory lowering
over our perspiriDg eagles in Richmond, on the
glorious Fourth now next ensuing, British respect
for secession will be lowered to an extent that rebel
promises and bombast viii be powerless to elevate
10 time TO give the traitors cause glimpse of avail
able aid and comfort If Gen. Scott's legions
bivouac iR the prospective chief city of the Con
federates within month from now. not one priva-
teer will issue from a British port not one British
ship be suffered TO defy our blockading squadron
except at its own individual risk. Rebellion fee
ing from the wrath 1t has invoked, can look for
nothing from Great Britain but Indifference and
contempt. 1t is only rebellion Arlington Heights,
with rified cannon overshadowinQ Washington that
Palmerston viii smile upon, and think of taking TO
Britannia bosom.
We beg leave to remind the New York mimic
thunderer that less than one months time will suf
fee to test its confidence in the success Of the
of tie North in Virginia and along the Mississippi
If the attempt to advance should prove an ingorI-
Gus failure, what then of the recognition by Eng
land of the Confederate States Government? And
if the valiant Mortimer should not advance but
be driven back what then of Maryland, Kentucky
and Missouri? This is well worth moments
thought from our over confident Contemporary. One
victory in pitched engagement will win to our
side these three atSates, whose people even
now ready and ripe for rebellion against the insuer
able tyranny and {, spicable espionage of LNcoL>'s
invaders. Let the Times look well to the great stake
As an indication of the revolution in public senti
ment in New York city, with reference to the pol.
icy of the war, of which we have heard some
whispers, we extract an article from that staunch
constitutional journal, the New York Ne1eS. We
learn from this article THAT the madness and folly
of war upon the South to eoerce her into snbmis-
sion to Northern domination Is getting to be well
understood and to be talked Of IN no mincing man
ner. This article, though somewhat lengthy, viii
well repay perusal 1t is certainly very signIf-
cant indication of the revulson or reaction in the
opinions Of the commercial classes relative this
most unnatural unholy aud unjust