The New York herald., 1862-04-03

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n,sa. msns anS orshtnsss o. nash Sus s,s.of & % n.
world. There large "butchers" bill, ad, though
Official dslss have been pub! she'd have r,&son Y
think that Mclsrnaads division lost upwards OF Ssoo
RUsszLLs oiTNlos or Mr.. SEWARD AND EUIocr OF LORD
Lyons.
Although Mr. Seward s described 10 bs somewhat
easy On the or nerventon the relations bewse
the State Department and ths British Legation are
easy than they have beau for time past even be-
fore the Trent affair aud the American Minister
regard for Great Britain which is inconsistent with ths
opinions perhaps SO erronsoasly attributed 20 him.
For myself, must say that, having had several OPP
portunitiss OF hearing MIR Seward speak OF Great
Britain, il struck me that at the bottom OF his
Eeaft there was profound respect for ths ira
ditlons, literature and power OF England, mingled
with disposition TO regard certain OF her institutions
deorabe weaknesses ard that next "a the favor OF bis
own countrynen, he coveted the notice Of England, aud
would attract it, Il 1t could be done IN no other way. by
sap In the face The letter in which he has rsnounced
all claim 10 tho Presidency has produced impression
but believe that II A.r. Seward were in that otce, he
would be less hostile 10 Great Britain than many OF his
brother politicians though lie would not he's tats to en-
counter sny ris. except that Of Iore in defend
ing pet syogsm or expressing political paradox la
neatly rounded sentence II is slmos, alarming to see
that the American papers bsglnng 10 praise Lord
Lyons. To some which have or shame,
deoency or Justice, tnrrea s nice appreciation OF
profit and oss and in the face of the published corre
spondenca they dare not deny to the Minister they had
vifed and abused the credit Of fairness moderation,
caDdor end sncore desire TO maintain peacssble rea
tions exhibited at the very time when they
Ing him of violence passion partissnshp and secession
prOclYitfeS, and shouting out Tor hiS Dismissal Ia
Champion. f il worth while amusing collection
Of scraps could be printed in relation 10 Lord Lyons dur
ing tbs last year. No doubt the popular impression
among the readers OF these papers that the English
Minister continually shaking his fist Ia Mr. Sswards
face preparing expeditions to the blockade OF
ths South and plotting with the Cabinet at Richmond
against the government to which he accredited.
Nothing was too wild for them TO believe.
Let hope that the altered tone Of tho press repre-
cents tho returning OF Justice OF the people, In the
West there Is however irritation against Great
Britain why il would be hard TO say peusal or Lord
Lyons dispatches OF Lord RusselPs instructions and
speeches. ought satisfy them Of the honesty purpose
Of our government and Of the strict adherence TO
tralty which pronounced al the outset OF this
saamtous
TOWARDS ENGLAND.
It Is we'll TO know that any deeire 70 involve Great
Britain IN at the close Of this contest would pro-
baby be defeated by this unwiDgness of the Eastern
Satos incur fresh debt and dangers for the graft
caon OF the passions OF their well protected neghbors
Above ALL It would be rendered very dfcut by want Of
money and by want OF troops In consequence OF means
10 pay them.
DISPOSED.
may be comforting fact TO know that thousands OF
demands for furloughs and discharges weary out the
generals OF some divisions One OF these generals sad
q short time ago that he twothirds OF his men
would eagerly return 10 civil life the moment tho
was over. The weather IL still very stormy and
tied The Vermont old 120 filed with stores, ia report
bo disabled Steamers have been sent TO her.
The new United States manof-war Pensacola has struck
Carysfort Reef, and will probably be useless.