The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

OuT AOnuOn correspondence
LONDON, Sept. 8, 1863.
En0dnds Terror Of Wdr 10Th Amercd-Pdnic in London
al the Ne'os Of The Fail Of Fort Sumt-Easlish Relief
the Loss Of Canada-Leaguc Bet,ceen France Russia and
Prussia, dc.
g There is bad from America" That is the cry
Change day, and gold gone down accordingly.
Can you toll why the VIII ch sends "greenbacks
up and gold down should be bad newsS Ny private
reading will not explain the matter to me.
For example, learn from Adam Smith, and from a
much bigger man. Edmund Burke, that the cheapness
OF gold Is an infalibe sign Of prosperity. When
last gold with you about 1873 it is 1913.
That sign of increasing prosperity and well being
with you. That is thing which would have supposed
would have given pleasure and confidence the Stock
Exchange Why. then does Stock .Brokerdom and every
other dom in this great British empire ring out the knel
''1here is bad news from America
Because you have captured Fort Sumter and Fort wag
and because you OF having Charleston the
hotbed OF rebellion, your hands before this letter
reaches you Tho other day, Change, John Bull,
plethorc in bullion autercd hundred pound note in the
face Of humble like myself and said, "rll bet
against twenty that Charleston ~l fall
Of the Yankees these three months The paper oohc
Bank Of England is very pretty, and exhaes peculiar
odor exceedingly refreshing knew that hundred pound
note would be mine II up the wager nobody else
would But had not what the sporting world hero calls
tho "four Ayers ready at hand and this staggering
stock broker has saved his hundred Bcauresard
got saved Charleston.
nyou could possibly suggest to the great Britisher any
process by which he could got out Of his sympathy
the South he would be exceedingly obliged you There
"a an impression his mind (and II takes some time
gdsss, to make impression that artclc) that Mr.
Jefferson Davis rebellion cannot succeed at any
price and, England firmly believes in the clever
win hat thara In 81
success she is disconncct herself from
failure az she possibly she Is convinced
that the Union must win, and she finds she has made
srishttuI mistake in going in FOR secesh.
loud redt ridentsm deere rsrum' SO saws the Tom
Moore OF Rome dear old Horace. ! have been talk ng
truth psyuly the last two three paragraphs. But
the seriousness OF all this truth to this THAT
England is at this moment In awful terror OF war
with America. There is impression on the great
British mind at last that you don't mean buntam."
Much tho Brtsher in is stupid nsoence, attributed
10 what he called yankee swagger " he has been stag
gsred last by the mutual attitude Of England and the
United statos this international question snipbud
ting aud blockade running. Tho correspondence which
sent you a fortnight ago revealed the graceful
swind,s (under the letter OF the law by which,
from the Bahamas, England committed a constant
outrage upon a Power with which II terms Of
friendship The outrage has been capped by the disco
that Ia the river herscy, close by Liverpool,
stee clad ships nearly completed and that in the
Clyde at GLASGOW another smost 1nshed for the ser
vics OF the southern rebels. The English government
know OF all ths--tney took steps prevent it. |
nust confess that London merchants nothing about
a. and that now when the truth revealed they are in
deadly terror One Of them said 10 me fraukly"rhs Ia
going too far-Amerca must resent conduct During
the Crmean war appealed TO the American govern.
,ueot asapst the building Of certain vessel which
We knew was meant FOR the Russians They stopped
the building Of il. What can We say now VI
excu.e Tor ourselves, when a couple OF our ship
wrixhts ace building three s,eel.pated rams for th
southernerss The Yankees justified 10 declaring
war agans, M and suppose beat them zee sa1I
n.1 yec,u- ne m,schief rhch H.ir Trirot>ring vii q
" IN point Of fac, England capable Of being wounde
only On tia high seas and sh, believes that no pcwe
eau wound her there except America. Look 10 IL.
There las been mucn laughter here q. telegraph des
patch Just received to the effect tina, conspiracy hs
bren discovered Toronto, the object OF which
hand Cautda over to tho Uulted States. va all laugh
DO .1se we az say where The need OF conspiraey
va, Yankees can take Csnsd, whenever you like "a,
mach good may Il 80 you"
For has not the Tifa,i SAID what eau We do asaus
a power tmeaung you) which pitch two buu
,,st thousand mcu the frontier forty eish
,,,re Canadians take care OF yourselves all We can Il
4. ablock.is the American po5ts The poor bsggari
u..,h tnan tit why, their whole strength would b
s,yotsd 10 .ha purpose sous taad fal ~ 10 prVie'
vs,r oo.aa,sS,al nayy tson yoor countless usnes1