The New York herald., 1862-12-08


undsrtskeu anything Of consequence against tain On
the contrary bold part,. gancrxl of Conesratts
hts tlo,ed ronnd the wboe federal host, pcnc attd
iothe heart Of Pennsylvania aud returned urmcasted
With ms hide band ef hoFhosen The main army IN
Nirg Aia of such military episodes which sone
ihhs q me poet Of war N them the south has more
| 20 exhibit thsa Ire Norta /"
Ailsr reviewing the operations in the wesi asd a'ui
ing The satil,s fsrryxills ,neithar of
which, though fsycfsbe 70 The 'cceta arms hs
tally casiT ,bsed 10 tse uiseeatuFe theil aalago
rist te srtcle corinues,~e lie aboi ionsts a the
North can hGd other explanation FOR tbs ioatvit 81
the aiGse Of Nc ean and Bucll than Ia ssaGang that
lhcEe cofon'anders are not heaiy 10 the case
! tiate they not waa. 70 lsht a decisive action
which might anui,lhts taa forces cf Tho South
/ i'Et the SD iiti D,ss esidehNy ipaginc this
! 70 DO much easier than il really e Iho
entire coarse tho wa has sufficiently Demonstrated he
espibrploei strength betu ecu The tue l-
tics 10 he 80 eary balanced tha. hoodest atte
l. ulGbe 10 dNtntb " Tie MOI IA has pus lorth ~ her
strength bu he hesLo more succeeded electng th4
caDgcesi u Virginia Tennessee ead Mississippi than the
Soah s been able to subtne Aiaryaud all lonnssania
This ale Of ihn,s ourbed the impetnasity o the
lionists and opening the nius Of the peo 20 tho
conviction that 1t i impossible to reduce The South y
Ss%s'S I sos iss s snds Ss ,aet s' Or i
the democratic patty they have gained tho victory at
tho elections for Congress in Ohio and Indiana and 10
!h9agn tst g w even Garry the Siate - Ntw to's
IN shat event the political situat or the North woaa
eSIsrienee considerable alteration Tho President
| would have g give way TO thu dsmoant raty,a ad ar
ahocnst erns%ae against tnc soath wocld then be oli
Of the question TAas the noccisire gosutsef tho mil
tary operations ard he fluctuations of pHhc opinion
coaabns tc Dlirste tho pIchnhty of which speSo az
tho coploacencpt Of our rea KS, lat THE bloody ard
,se,'lS.s ssagss s .a Is a.as . slas wo9
1he writer s obviously is laksn copfo0ndlng ths
denoirsts with The patty OF peaoe-e,oiE a'cteean
into which he may tavs been Lobby the nisfe?ra
sentatoas c tho London Taes ana liz New York
pndelt lie Is not tltt the suppression cf tie
reean and the restoration Of uni,n WIS.,
Que q the rst resolutions pssej a, tho late gathering Of
tne New York Democracy. hut a. any ratio the article
show how anxlosy the csuras y eyents On the ots.
ardent wishes are formed for the termination of the con
| test.
Tie high premium or eold ia New York which 10 sc
much commented upon hy tho English newspapeYs is
not without parallel IN fnF4ud. A connect of
miue who settled la London during Ifench Reyo-
u;Ionary tells that. although The export of gold
prohibited iu the years 1906 and 1912 from twenty
seven twenty eight shlngssta BANK q Engand noes
thirty to thirty ivo par premium, paid ut
guinness for the purpose OF snuggng tn 20 France
10 shis boats FROM Dover 20 ca as - rculogne. Tie
Of exchange bcing then ffom eighteen 10 nine
teen iaacs per pound steriug for bills IGndon
Enssh bank notes, lest hand nne prof, 70
tho o6rtratandio There pepple engaged ia collect
g guneas in london, 40 that snugsefs going down to
Dover in ho mail coach would not unireguently carry yc
thousand g,d pieces with theu which they managed q
get II known that great cpita
is,s carried this trsde--cbiei ng lem the atc
| Mr. B. The Bank Of England asd suspended specie
payments carly ly97 and ther notes being msde
legal tender they issued Iouud no,cs, which
redeemed Till several years alter Gao eacc Of 1916 Up
to hat period pa or the ons circulating medium go
| Lad disappeaiot, OF silver yrs only iigh.
sh,ings and sixpcnoes with the impression partly
trey ostcrated. There were certain number Of three
the spanish half dollar reconed sometimes only the
King of Eugahds head stuck to tho neck Of the King
cf Spain he head of fool the mock of
popular epiean termed it.. Some oil these coins may
likely be st,i preserved cnositos. After the
o gasas was repaaed by soyereisns WHICH reSevsd
their thai pattern Of monarchs King George
w, the hrs gentleman aud FIRST hlackguard in Europe
/
The English Abolition ists.
To hi. Exce!'ency AHRAsAa tdNcos, President Of the
! United ntates Of America:--
british and Foreign AnSiavery Society to the
present crisis address to the friends Of the nsavery
cause, oi which copy is annexed.
ln directing attention TO IL The committee would
take advantage Of the Oppotunityto you OF their
OF the exceeding great difficulties your position Since
yonr accession TO Office trey have watched with deep
interest The progress OF events and especially the gradual
development OF policy tending to promote negro
cipa!lon. II certain measures IN furtherance oc that
locy and some apparently Inconsistent with IL have
no; recommended themselves to tho approval OF tho
ntee they have nevertheless recognized the majority of
them With satisfaction conducive the main TO the
interests of the enslaved portion ef the African
Thc conoi,,ee earnestly desire that the sanguInary
conl,c, between the two sections o. the Union may
cease and that With the removal Of the sole cause q
this strife, way may open for reconciliation upon
the enduring basis of community Of interests and
| mutual forgiveness o, iniores.
No. @TSyw BcSp SiHEsT, L. c., LoNrcS Nov IL 1852
ADpRKss OF THE coMxIrTEE or TIE BErIisE AND
FOREIGN ANrrsLAvERy SOCIETY.
The committee Of the Brsh and to-egn Anti Slavery
Society. having observed with the deepest SORROW Tho
efforts heh bcirs made to infuss into the minds O.
The people of this county sentiments friendly 10 slavery,
feel 70 be 'her duty V reitsre.e md 70 commend 70
the SERIOUS consideration Of their fellow ccuntrymep the
fundamental principle Of the ansi-slavery movement IN
England that slave holding sin and crime before
God and therefore that unconditional emancipation
wherever slavery maintained, alone ssnt with
ihe Divine hw and with the requirements Of justice
White The committee believe thar the efforts referred
20 have yet Ierysaed the community At large, tie
zone and s'rt Of cain articles in portion OF the rub
lie prcss the misrepresentation and pcrve Of facts
te ecd addresses OF many ,reu of influence all with
the manifest tendency TO bcsrek favor for hcse who
contncng Tor the extension ant consolidation o@savery.
aud dparase and discourage efforts directed as
extinction impress the committee with the rainfui con
victon ttat ~ some quarters demofaszng eec, has
been produced.
The committee dopore regard with prcouns grief
,lo rairciei confi, bet e.n he two sac'ous OF the
Amers-n Union, bur while anxious 10 avoid ovpressing
sny opnion likely TO De construed Into approval
q war policy. they regard 4 as established
the aggressor but deegrodv provoked an armed
contest with the United states government, with
the express, sole object o founding confederacy
perpetuate slavery. On 'he other hand, the United
STATES government, embracing tie political anti slavery
party oi the North commonly eaed The republican par
~ hes initiated and carried into eject measures IN fur
herarcc of negro eanriation which enttle 10 the
sympahy cf sl irue friends q freedom, 1t has enforced
H. ,su .i's'Fs seiss Ssspst s sssy SsSs % ss % y
operative ard has pros slave traders to conviction
| and lNishmcet: i has eaie.ed ino new aittsayo
trade lfcaiy With Great iri.aH, cotc ding right
seirch which iorner goycrnmeis, ovcrruicd by tho
Southern party hsd stcad1siy refussd promote
slvehs SctttiDtHl n trf%idsehog
| 'ng lopsaiion, IL has enacted hcmts'ead ball.
giving hundred md sixty aces of lapd 20 every
nm grant, rtcsreciiys of his rs'ioaal origin. ard.
moreover, carrying into eaac, the policy " JEFF
srson, atine. bv act VI Congress Ia 1889, 1t
has prohibited slavery for ever in th3se Territories.
nrts which iseso alone the Southern cabdJs,e Tor
te presltercy Has defeated o. the eectan which Dme.
diaey projected tha present rebei,ou u has also abcl
SD slavery from the .s;rci c Columbia has yirtu
silly repealed the Fugitive Slave ac' by prohibiting the
rendition of slaves escaping from the rebel states TO the
ncs OF the unitsd states army, providing compensation
U 9v Al - tue
reciycd and entered into dlaa1alie relations With the
negru republics II hegi1 iHyti the CcrGscaticr
! hl.--cors dcrstcy mad. Bcr-re'rspectiys-~ii, IN
effect, proclaimed Emancipation 70 the slaves IN
Y the rebel sfses within spertfad t1siod n
I majority "a congress has rsiiicd the rrcyideut's
psn ., omeLsaiIa emancipation for such
:. st0ies iasy elect 90 take advantage ~ u
aud only reecny..s prse'ss1t has anuomcee that tbe
de,als o. the mHas,ire win bc srbr.ted 70 tie rext
Congress- with s,iew 70 W. immediate practicsi sppli
i cstivr.