The New York herald., 1862-10-24
THE AMERICAN WAR.

IdG AWEh4CAN IAN.
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Ths London DAILY News OF tho Sth inst. thinks that in
its editorial Of the 7th spoke dsparagngly of Pre-
sdent Lincoln's proclamation, and believes II may dc
better service than at first supposed.
Tue London Telegraph anticipates, from the action Of
political parties the Northern States not anarch,
but Of the present troubles. The people OF
the Northern States 1t says rcusng themselves to
snatch tue conduct of affairs from the hands Of those
whose ncapacy has done the work Of treason and to
with self government IL not union at least peace
and prosperity.
The London Morning Post after stating that the north
any conquerors, but have been worsted
with inch Of their existence, and In emminent
danger Of being yet further beaten that IL President
Davis had issued proclamation annulng any tho
Of the Congress and inviting the Northern States send
representatives TO Richmond session. 1t would have
been about wise ana logical and likely of realization
President Lipcolns proclamation which is the most
powerful evidence that has yet been given of the in.
capacity of his administration.
The london TIMES publishes q letter from Major Long
ley, Of the Royal Engaeers dated from Baltimore,
planning Of Insulting conduct to which he had been sub.
ccted by Lieutenant Colonel Msssy, of the Second Ma
ryands and OF the unsatisfactory nature Of tho redress
accorded to him on an appeal to General Wool
The Paris Journals generally have comments upon the
recent campaign in Maryland.
The Constitiionnc does not regard IL as decidedly
disastrous the Confederate considers the and
object Of the OF the Confedsrstes into Mary
aad was capture Harpers Ferry and treasures
in guns, stores, &C., in which they wero successful
The Monitear, In its summary from New York thinks
the losses OF the deras probably the heaviest but
the advantage remained indispu,ably with Mcclellan,
since he relieved the threatened capital and she expe-
dition into Maryland completely foiled
THE LATEST NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. q, 1882.
Mr. Gladstone statement, in speech al Newcastle,
that JEFF Davis had made the South nation and that he
considers separation certain, attracts great attention
and causes fatness in cotton.
Mr. Gladstone, In the address alluded 70, made OF
the following remarks in reference TO the war in Anne
rca--
The slaves would be better off il the ates were scpa
rated the basis OF union the law against slaves
was enforced by the whole power of the fedora govern
ment Our neutrality had been against tho South than
the North We ought Judge tenderiy q the North II had
never drunk the OF bitterness, ana exaggerated It's
ieeinss Let us bear with them Let US not forget inc
Of the settled good win of America TO England. There
could he doubt that JEFF. Davis had made nation OF
the South Mr. Gladstone treated the South success
ful cause THE caused great sensation
The papers generally approve OF Mr. Glsdstones re-
marks and some think recognition os the south will
soon follow.
The passage in Mr.. GIadstone's speech AZ Newcastle
referring the South already nat'on s great topic
In all this mornings papers
The London Tim>s remarks, that It can hardly be al
legged that Mr. Gladstone has beyond the bounds Of
official reserve n the statement that JEFF Davis nac
a nation OF the South II any community did earn
the nane Of Dation the Southern Confeaeraey u
is the bare fact, IL need have nothing to do with the
politics Of tie question. II is wholly independent OF
moral consideration Nr Gladstone concludes very
sonably that the conicderaes who nation viii rc
main So and that their nation aty will not be absorbed
back into the Union.
The London Daily Ncos says u does not and fault with
Mr. Gladstone for recognizing the progress which the
south has made IN establishing It's independence but
since he spoke Of British counsel possible element in
the settlement could lie not have said one word in
favor saving iron the curse OF slavery the vast coun
tries which fall 10 other OF the conbstans, but
whose destiny is an present undecided
The London Slar thinks Mr. Gladstones speech viii
tend 10 revive among the Ccnfederatos-whch perhaps
40 much any other ursd them into rebson-the hope
that the English would In the end be induced
TO lend hcni at least open sympathy and moral sup
port.
The London Herald Gays Mr.. Gladstones words of
course not the haphazard expressions ndivdua
opinion They will be taken the deliberate sanction Of
the Cabinet, Of which he Ia . member. II viii now be
understood throughout Europe and America both that the
English government are convinced the time has 10
recognise the independence Of the South
Tho London Globe says has authority announce
the day or hour the recognition will be given the part
OF this country, but s clear caunot be- deferred
long and in any other there Ia doubt Il would
have been given sooner. The sincere rspugnance 10
countenanco or encourage by any premature act, the
formation Of an independent slave power, alone
count for the delay IN this instance.
The London SAiypng Gazette can hardly sup.
pose that Mr. Gladstone expressed sentiments a.
variance with those of his colleagues. Possibly
he has been premature in the announcement or
his views. Al Manchester, recently, he publicly
expressed confidence IN the success Of the southern
cause He s Al all events, deliberate and consistent
II the op he has given utsance TO arc not shared
by his colleagues, difficult 10 Understand how nc y
70 continue his present association advise the Crown
Inc London Post remarks hat the question OF quic
winter quarters Ia which Mcclellan caunot decide
without Lee and Jacksons permsson and until recruit
nr or drafting attended with than here
tolore must refuse to believe that the pe pie OF the
North truly desire continuation OF the war
Tho london Times city article says the American ,ele
gram from, Londonderry yesterday regarded afford
inc additional proof Of the growth OF anarchy The idea
nj Tho compulsory drafting of about half million ld
,,oua men secms in the present emerpcacy, like viii
flourish OF esar aud as sixteen ont Of twenty three
,ovn ,aca signing approval OF the recent proclaim
OF President Iuc,n m Is possible Cor individual Goyer
nor. IN the present crisis wholly 10 nfsrc,r present t'
feelings o the majority VI their constituents MeanNnia
n t,r,bcr advance is announced of three th
v,uc OF gold and nothing Is said about the cllc tlol
| taxes or on tho &C uai condition cf federal ances