The New York herald., 1863-06-17
The King 0 the Bsls,ans sss In very critical state
q kealsh.
Ths steamship America from po~son, arrived si LIVER
pool on tho elh inst.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.


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LoSDos, June 9, 1893.
CAAses Of PubMe Oyinsom in papor sfA< NorA-kans-
fsss sf Sic 7Assssad Ci0s~s~ <ss'nsi he Coafsie-
rscy-kr. Resbseh and As CstticisSs Of n< Pres
Optsdoas ~ As BrixsA bisiayV o~ A< RioM Of ~
Imev,ss Govsr~ssea fpssards Bisciods Rtnners-
BvatA CAseangy n CAsn, de-, dc.
ne change that 3 coming public opinion In this
country though gradual ts uSmistaksble have talked
WIN persons who have told that the change
a opinion reaching s classes o society Many Of The
nSSt minds and pursss men 10 Epgand have from tho
ASst given their voices and their influence against
tAs rebels. They ssw tbs direct objsct Of the rebel
lion and tho niquisy q the lsadsss Their writings,
speeches personal influence spread Arst among
ths liberal and mpa rtia, end among those who
coatsst 70 roov the leaders Who carry most weight and
ssAsoa. ~.
esn1 weeks ego nearly thousand Protestant elorgy
men IN France ksnsd address their clerical brothers
n Great Britain the American war and tho reply has
ust been issued Ia IN the form Of address, In which
they heartily wish destruction TO the slave system
which makes four mliops Of negroes wrstched debases
their masters has been vast calamity to great Pro
testsnt nation and while extending "compassson for the
slaves" they say they viii all The means In their
power "to discourage those who seeking 70 found
empire their degradation" This address b signed
by nearly six thousand clsrsymen Of al denominations
30 far foreign public opinion goes this 10 The heaviest
blow the rebels have received from Europe. How
good Christians who belong 10 tho congregations
Of any o these cergymen give aid comfort OF encourage
the Southern coufedsracy without acting counter
ths advice and example Of the pastor the spiritual
bead Of the nockf
In the Manchester ksamiasr and T,m1 and other
papsrs ths names every Of the French and british
clsrrymsa signed 70 the eddresses published In
aavs rsissmens that hlh nearly two psges.
The press throughout The country handling Mr. Roe
buck very severely sos HE trucking 70 the South.
The important Intelligence that will 20 TO America
thh week wHKbs the opinions given In Parliament re-
speetips the position VI vessels attempting 10 PUN tho
Southern blockade Lord Crsnworth-the most eminsnt
sgul authority ,hs House Of IOrdssaid In speech In
PR lament. the 18th Of May, that 10 strictly legal
point Of view there nothing ccntrsbapd that vas 10
that when such trade used . cloak Il only give
ysu Ss ns' not n s1sei ~orS. 20 cove, %
rent undsr blockads such vesss could be 'szed Then
Earl Russell slated that any vessel could b. sssed that
wss sPccssrosy engaged In 'ooa Illegal "."e' "yns''
Now oomes ths great ana important point In these d
ssssd IN ,hs Commons, vhas rsdrs,s British vessel
bad that had seized by Americas cruiser sus
court, soS % sS.r. % isr delay d.mss. and
oss We denied, Delayed or rsfued by the American
ease liss his But Mr. Aysrd the Under Secretary d
State reped that bsr AAcstys govenmst could mos IN
tsrers WI ths owner o. hs vessel BAD exhausted ~ ns
declared hs ntsston Of appealing 70 Tho supreme Court
Of Ne Unsd States. OF the delay and litigation
are - fatal 70 mushroom spscalsser n total loss or
condemnation woald b.
fhIs speech Of Mr. LAysrd, taken In ooupectoa with
shs oplnons of Lord Capworth and fsri Russell has
created the greatest constsrpsion among hs mecbsnts
and shpownsa Of London heard one Of them ssy that
Mr. hyMds speech had "drvsn the iAs, mil into the
conn of The bocksds runnen." 1hs.s bis very
words. IL amounts, Then 70 tbs-Any vessel bound
from Liverpool 70 Nassan Kingston or Msamoros can be
OyoF ~ an ma lrau man. = Ar
be ioadsd wnh arms--or believed 10 becsn be tsk~n
ana sar,sa % we 80 A~s,,e'n go. and ss,o's To- ,,s
her uhe can be released. and the owners, sitter
.n the oelsy, can 70 70 the sep.m. cour, Of The
active than The courts of Great Brtsn the Gaze
can be kept there ten before deor,on Is arrived
At And even bo delay before the prize court can be
great a. 10 be utterly fatal 10 the specaiator
Now, all tho United States has % do n " establish
sort Of blockade of Nassau and obor British ssocsb
ports placing Gordon u cruisers all around the place
~ such distance would be lorl--fow or ave miles
and overhaul every vessel that comes along.
Liverpool paper prnu an article ihs, spparenuy
asks foe fair and just se,emsat Of tho "dinen'y"
,bg the return 81 tho south the Union grant q all
the territory Tor slave taiss so1tb u % 30 return ~
all fugitive slaves and the stsunptkn uf the debts af
the eonfsderacyn by the United sistss
The note rolish Affairs ist received r IN Mr Seward
does no, rive much ssssfarion 10 the British Nnstry
Ih.y canno, concel TIER eao sy "a ibrfrcDdy ssaons
exciting between he Cnsd states and ths 81
the Cxsr
have JLst had some talk With friend here who nls
place under government lie tells me that Great britain
" sending out 10 hns and using ,hers the thna war,
immense amount Of material sd' Of svegy d~rerip
ton--Den. guns, sbips, munons snd diplomacy. !
asksd which s'de the government favored "Ah. sad
so4h sdsssome,,me, snd 10 som. pace. coo parry sna
somsslmes the othsr. e he old Fame. sad he "ha'
vs played % lnaa We shall nr,, DIV and ore.k The
Goyernmsnt and the ofgsn xion Of society, and thrs
gradually take possession Of the country" fyesy ACT
Of the british In China couoborals- ths, fpinlon.
Many Of the shrewdest heads here believe that Va.
ropssa ws will grow out Of the Polish dineuiiy. ]
should no, wcncsf y sured before Dsr, Janamy