The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

News OF tho Capture OF New Orleans-Its
Effect In England md Com cnts OF the
British Press-A Great Blow Against
the south Acknowledged that
Cotton Mny Not Come Freely-What the
French and English Hope from . Re
Taxation OF tho blockade, sc.
Tho news Of the capture OF Nov Orleans received psr
considerable disbelief but coming from Southern sources
|. wss generally argued there was room for doubt Il
produced no influence on W. eskon market.
The LsaGon Tines says Is hard blow for tho South
great triumph for the NORTH another proof that the
North can do more harm Tho Confodsates than tb,
Oanfederatea can TO them Tha Times asks how II will
effect England. II says the American Ministers London
and Paris told 70 the government that psans
being matured for mitigation OF tho blockade; and
this promise has been made from time 70 time, In Paris
souo weeks past, soeI understand With si
sere desire cns Ne pon ofh fsderdllgcYnmeat ffl T.
f the fsdsra posscss New Orleans thors OF course
end 70 the blockade Of that city. There Is only o thing
va stia9-Aat cotton should don. II the Southern
planters trust Il 70 the fsdsra SUFFICIENT win doubtlss
BE- got 70 relieve the manufacturers tho obstinate
planters remove destroy tho stocks, refuse to
br ng thsn down. Aard say ,cha, hare gained BY
TIE capture Of Nev Oylcona The capture Is credit
sbis 70 the skni Of ths North, and u also another
ton In the revenge Of tho edera.s. But IL the city
now 70 blockaded Land side BY the Consderatcs
the London Times thinks the gain will not b much BY
this mitigation VI the blockade.
In another article shs London Timss says 10 10 vssu 70
dsny the Importance Of the event. but the ssushernsrs
neA. what snoy say In tAsk loud talking, which The
Times rolssY qseaiovss, they be conquered.
Tls London HsTrd declined 70 believe the fall, but
admits that true, would b signal triumph for the
North
The London Pod also doubts Il, and thinks II CONFIRMED
uVu ne< srSoasls a0as ne fortunes Of either party,
althousha serious oss 70 the South says the
hoplsssness Of the struggle apparent 81 ZACH
successive stage
R1hs London vc,s says ,hsrs 10 no good ssason for
doup,ns the capture and regards Of great irponnee.
II highly suiOTsss he skill displayed by ths
North in this matter.
TIE news per abs CITY OF Vow York. received Just
before the kangaroo isft Liverpool Of course dsisled
all doubts. Inc impression prevailed 10 Manchester
Ia; ~ '-os NoSd k7aofssward COTTON
nw.s raycrted thas Cont rcrsigny WAS suddsn,y or
dsred from Psfs 10 Londer IL tuppossd tho niss ION
relative 70 the steamer Economist win sgh hundred
baos and four hundred barrels rosln, which
arrived al liverpool from Charleston.
spsculaoDs contisue relative " N. Mercisrs visit V
Richmond, but thors nothing roiab.s. Tts Oyin,oas
Nao,aie that merely had reference " French
tobacco.
Great Britatn.
In the House " Commons, on the l4th, Sir John Ire
iawney moved the second reading Of the bill for the abo-
litIon or the church rates Aftsr debate 10 which the
tves Opposed The MEASURE the House divided
amidst the greatest oexcitsnent. The bill was lost
vote Of $50 for the second roadng and ISL aaanstne
majority The result greeted with vocferoas cheers
~ tho conservatives.
resolution offered by Mr. Estccurt, declaring II IN.
just and insxpedcnt TO alb slsh until some otber
provision iaads 10 supply their place, wss carried
-. maxi "A thus not