The New York herald., 1862-07-27
The Fourth OF July In Frankfort.
Hmm III, London NaMa Luly II

The Ith OF July last was celebrated in Frank or.
sSon A TWO o. mss rom FSpnSSer in bsau,a forest
Consul General Murphy, the President OF tho day
opsnei the proceedings with some remarks after which
the declaration of Independence real In English by
Dr s. Townsend Brown OF Philadelphia and afterwards
IN German by Aug. Gllser.
General b. A. H OF st. LOUIS, made scme very striking
the OF the civil in America, which
he said could all be slavery which the
cause He said great hight was gong on TO maintain the
Union and constitutional liberty and the God oi bates
would give the victory TO the army OF freedom right and
justice Being intimate friend Of Mr. Stanton, secretary
War Of the United stats, he gave some Interesting
facts about the army.
AFTER the Grafton the party at halfpast two oclock
dinner prepared by the host OF the Forst
Hans, la the large hall in the grove The Gle
gautly decorated with evcsgrecns and lowers. and a
large portrait of General Washington painted expressly
fvf the occasion. The aags England America aud ths
city OF Frankfort waved side by side.
10 the =. The Unioa, and inse parable
General h responded Ia good style; and % the toast
Of rhe Queen Of England ono OF the thirteen resu ar
mic Majesty Responded tie said there was 10 Tor
III feeling between England and America There 20
for jealousy. Ena d proud of her clidren IN
Americaa IL with whom tncy 1cilted large
y ia business and cd language and cjasangnn-
ity Mother Enl llant proud of an Irving AMI a
Cooper the people u the United states AM b.
knew America must reverence country from whom III y
derived their ions OF civil and religions liberty. Tho
good feeling anu the attention shown me Prince Walls
On his journey through America would ling be rome-
bcred and appreciated by the English is speech ect-d
IN lCh spplalse.
TIE English Consul also at the dinner as well as
Consul Stote OF Mannheim, aud Mr. Strauss Cons 70
lhe Argentine Rsp bic. Ihs Rev. Dr. Nc lint cx oil
hundred persons sat down % dinner and thce gone
rally very pleasant time. To the toast % rne T. cs
dcn.' the band by mistake, p'aycd g li save IN
Queen, which made considerable ian al the table, Not
understanding Eng sh very well WAS probably the cause
vi this little mistake Unfortunately for tho Lon io
Tine and it, celebrated prophecy what would be the
manner of the csoJratJn II happened - be Ia ysry
different styo No aoTso Ts Of Ensad took place u M ,hC
first for the past four weeks that hld been line
| Tue party brvke up about six L. u.
The slave Power ami tine Secession War.
| (From the London National Royiew.i
| Tho most striking aud weighty phenomenon In tn
history OF the United states "a North America during tn,
century Is the rise ana grow q the slave
power The sympathy expressed 50 oJdiy IN England
behalf Of the southern eonsderaey ~ - o IN ~ ioos
ms been, Of wto, ts and OF wd " 40 ~ be, tcsre 4
psried 10 dsretp ser unn'o tst u o.ed ne y T. 10
sacfs Il I'd unavoidable tetdea,t s. The bare act that i
Is slave power-that is, power with slavery fof ts
acorner stonc'-and the other fact, that this slavery /
| OF a kind entirely now Ia the history q tho world
| Ought TO have made the public writer's and til.
| pub 10 Speakers Of England turn With dsinay
from the mere thought Of lending their supper
- such a power, and puring out their sympathes ~
behalf il is dlcult account for this strange pcrvor
Ion Of wholesome British opinion II i difficult 10 vi
dersand how, with the history of tho past accessible
the facts of the present patent TO M eyes the pros oct
CT the uncloudcd aud unveiled. any could
with the shallow explanation that the pressn
contest is empire side and for nde Jendonc0
| the other. No doubt some have been led away oy a
blind hatred Of domocracy-othors have been rritate,
by tho reckless violence O rIherD newspaper writer's
and mad speeches Of hack politicas others again
have desired success TO the nth because they think
better for tho 3orld that there shud be nIton
than one within the enormous territory stretching from
| ocean 10 ocean, owned by the United states an
| thore are not wanting those who have Southcf
| sy,npathcs because they have accepted 5oathcr
| hospitality. IL would bo useless 70 deny tn
force of these n1ue they are around us IN full opo
ration and their fruits visible every day. But II
arrange that such Influences should have been adoquat
to blind thoughtful men u the true character OF the cor
as and ne tp,p~as incotcss II is strange tha
our public teachers should contemplate with sonehn
more than indifference, 10 many cases win absolute Al