The New York herald., 1862-08-10
Our Southampton Corresp pondence.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 20, 1862.
Popular feeling TooUards the Union Cause the Great
Searoyt-Ro,o to Bring England Into Lias-The Nc,c
Letters Of the London Tmes-7rsainent Of The Rererses
Before Richmond by the Press-The Steamship Trade to
Nelc York-The THscdrora in Port, dc. \
have just landed in Southampton after absence OF
year and day The OF English political senti
ment, which had been fast settling down from
GOODNESS, and from codness to uncharitabeness has
finally assumed front of unbushing hostility Before
the battle Of Bull they seemed wishing disaster and
defeat to the Union arms, and you all know the
howl OF satisfaction-ed on by the London Times
that succeeded that undecsve skrmsh Now they have
the old 'We told you So" after the desperate
struggle on the Chickahomny. There is, however, an
utter absence Of all wish ntercede far as have
been able TO learn from conversation with quite number
Of persons The battle OF the Monitor and the Merrmac
seems 10 have quite dispusted John Bull
another set TO with Jonathan He admits that you
thrashed the rebels right and left East West and South
and captured half Of his srongholds but, "you never
subdue them"
Now gold is seventeen per cent premium your side
and that is new proof that you all going tho dogs
Get new eves in the field, capture Richmond take
Charleston and Savannah and release all the cotton and
sugar held BY Unionists, and Mr.. Bull will give his
lie longer
The London Times has q letter from New York
freighed with than its usual OF falsshood
and misrepresentation II asserts that no one now at
"the North expresses hope belief that the rebel
lion be subdued. Why not assert once that Mr.
Lincoln has ordered the army TO be dsbanded called
Lord Lyons into his counses. appointed ambassador
10 treat with Mr. President Davis and after begging his
Excelency pardon asked how large slice Of the North
he win permit to 80 by thsmselves9 This would make
the programme far more complete and allow the mind Of
Europe to become calm once more BY the way, there
seem to be large number here who do pin their faith
TO the London Times as they did year or two ago.
That mendacous sheet has deceived them too many
times You will see in the London Ne,rs OF to-day
magnanimous and feeling article the six days fight
before Richmond. There is nothing but sympathy for
your government and people; censure impertnent
advice no Misrepresentation and in every way the
podes Of that hyepa grin that exuaton that
We see in the jackal OF Printing Hodse sdiisfe.
Coemporaneous with the great advance in naval archi
lecture produced by the example Of the Monitor find
that some rapid strides are being made in steam power
The Hamburg American Steam Packet Company, in addi-
lion 10 their feet Of ne efficient boats, have nearly
pleted two steamers OF about 5000 tons burden,
which expected to make rapid passages, with
paratively small consumption Of coal.
The Teutonia, in which have just arrived from New
York made the against strong head winds nearly all
time making eleven knots hour with consumption OF
thrtyfve tons Of coal day The Teutonia is ship OF
2400 tons burden The steamers % coo tons) are
expected to twelve and thirteen knots on thirty tons
day That, after all, is The great problem OF steam
navigation-heavy tonnage, large storage room good
speed and small consumption OF fuel
The Tuscarora, looking ~ trim yacht, les here
quietly at anchor In Southampton water.