The New York herald., 1862-02-03

We have received the Richmond Dispatch Of January
2s and 90 with other Southern papers, from which
CLEAN the following interesting Of matters in
rcbeldom.
ENGLAND AND THE REBEL CONFEDERACY.
EXETER HALL THE OPPONENTS OF THE REBELsETHH
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR ENGLAND-ENGLAND
THE ALLY OF THE SOCTH--THE HOPES OF THE
REBELS FOR RECOGNITION.
From the Richmond Dispatch, JAN 2o.]
The only party England cAich has hitherto pvssntd any
oysaon IN: recognition of the Southern cons1vacy awd
to the Soufsra cause, The small t isckiecows tioM
,viA BY Eeer Hail. Even from that quarter,
aud its Puritan aations throughout tho kingdom, the
ONO ioa has BEN muces Considerable than espskd.
Tho for this s obvious. When fanatics invite
patton to indulge sentimenta philanthropy at the sac
rincc OF pounds, shings and pence II 10 not likely to
have favorable response from any people, above all
practical and common sense people, like those Of Eng
coin upon The emancipation question haa
completely alenated from its sympathies the abolition
favorable TO The United States has not influence enough
to shape control the policy Of Great Britain in matters
vital TO her interests. nt
II is impossible 10 find in the history Of England any
permanent of that turbulent, dscontented and
fanatical element Of society which represented by
Exeter Hail. The great military genius Of Cromwell,
through instrumentaty Of powerful my secured
10 fsnacism England tenure OF longer than
his kiesme and, when be Perished the Englsh people
bough of the fruit tree whlch Is held down ti IL 10
stripped Of its fruit, bounds back to Its natural position
the punderer has let go his hold The English
prcemnenty the people OF the world.
Their constitution the collected experience Of the
tiDn rpened and matured through thousand years. t
has the wisdom of solomon and tho strength OF anson
with the age Of Methuselah. At Q period when most
nations have passed their meridian and are beginning ~
decline the Of England Is marching to lotier alti
tude In the heavens and shedding . brighter and
broader track Of light upon the earth. England
poc.rful ia fact, With 0s AID Of
r. ae chic Is ier cordial ally ale e misiress ef tie
rorld; and If she ardi7s he'seV Of tie aox opportanty
presented f' e 'oor te'vcen TIE Sosahern Sa!es and ths
Lincoln deo'ism, she ia place her po'cer and property
foundation Md. bills fair to ir,ordIe 20 Ma
end y tine Who does not see this? Who does not per-
ceive that the established Of the Southern
fcderacy will render England in tho first place, ndepen
dent Of the United States for cotton that, next, will
throw the rich carrying trade Of the South into her
Of the heavy tar by which will always be embarrass
ed by the Northern government that by these means il
will permanently cripple her only CONNER eal and
featuring rival in the world that II would and
parayzc forever the growth and OF those demo-
cratic principles which have threatened tho pcrmansncy
her institutions and II those Of all Europe aud
which, If the American Union could be restored would in
ths end subyert order law and constitutional liberty
throughout the world We need not speak OF the addi
onal security given to her Canadian and other posses
sions America by the dsmemberment Of . power
whose Northern organs and statesmen have openly and
shamelessly declared that they intended hereafter
and absorb all the British territory this conti-
nen' and by tho acquisition Of great and gallant ally in
Wanting Northern states hereafter between tho upper
and neither mill stones He that cannot how and
varied the vital interests Of England in the Southern
must be wilfully blind Certainly ses and
admit il more clearly and emphaticaly1than the Nnh,
thich, yfon Nc beQHntn0 V MS c05e<a hds iHncfsuey
gi.ed Eqtuad ally Of The South and esensy
uton the North irod later hae to corfroa ja
arms ill2Iorio,sly fy from her presence.
IL is idle TO suppose that English Statesmen do not dis
cern their counrvs opportunity, that they will suffer
the golden 70 pass before they maks it sure.
The fanatics element Of English society ever %
much inclined, could mako no hsadway against the OBJ
yious requirements OF her interests and policy. The
emigration 70 America OF the Puritan element relieved
Great Britain OF Q mine OF explosive materials which,
pent up within her stout little island, might long ago
have shattered society TO its foundation Il was better
TO let IL blow up her colonies than the imperial power
and she has chance of revenge for the mischief
that they worked her in distant hemisphere 10 sup
pose ihos Great Britain w forego such oppoysusty 10
10 supae thai she has eyes 10 dicer her edye
hedri 20 syI oihse rh hevsey aud hand 10 yite her
enemies. II she Is sio,c is simply tecduse sAs acts
NTH discretion and ohardctiSic prdecs and circwusspc
fion; but she has already gDae far against hs Unde6
Sdtes df is rr and safer and discrcf 90 far
tier though be ~ the arbitrament Of arms than
10 rctrsce her steps, She knows that the cowardy
always vndictve and that in basely surrsnderng Ma
and slidel, the North has secretly vowed vow as
stern and solemn fate to pay on the old enemy by
whom they have been humfiated as soon a. they
have their present foe For all these reasons
continue confidently 20 beiiere that England cu vet re-
ooe Me Southern confedcrdcy and open the youtAey,s
blockade while at the same time we are suro thai, .
whether that event occurs three months six months
hcnce country ,ds no foreign aid TO mansaia her is
d