Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19
DIFFERENT STATE FEELING TOWARD.
The NORTH IN FRANCE. ar

HAvRE, July 1a.-Editor Stcr We left New
York on the 4th Of July, and arrived at South.
ampton on ia. Eth, after q slow but yerv
llessan passage, on board Of the Lloyd steamer
Bremen, which in every respeci 10 most ex.
celient vessel Amongst the passengers Of
Eote were DIR. Ed,n, President Of Hamilton
College; Hon. Judge aooderich, OF MINI: Sec
retary Of the American Legation at Brussels.
bearer Of dispatches; DIR. Wander, OF the Ma
honal Observatory, Ann Arbour, Mich aud
The Baron de dunden, late Of Gen McUlellan,s g
stan, who was modest enough to intimate that
II the President had acted according to his ad-
vice, the rebellion would ha We been suppressed
long ago Unfortunately for the country and
the Baron, the President did not seem to have
appreciated the Bar ems talents, ia consequences
his Baronship felt rather sore towards the
North and the President, and argued exclu.
sively In favor of the South. Politics vere de-.
6ated AT high pitch during the voyage, the
secesh ele ement being rather In tn. majority
assisted even at times by men who were in
employ OF the United States Government and
were profesSsd Unionists, but appeared cor
tinually to play second fiddle to the inflated
and hlstent secessiuniets on board The fore
most champion Of the Union was Dr. Eden,
who, with great eloquence and ability, de-
tended the cause OF the North, but towards
The erd Of the passage he became so Disguised
with the bragadocis of Southern sympathisers
apeeches Of the argumentatiye srcrshers
We arrived at th- eedles in the evening and
were transferred 70 the same little miserable
scoW, called steamer here, which has done
this business for the last fifteen wears Tn
going through the gate every package or hax
was taxed from q sixpence 70 two shiIlingse
fses ior opening the gate For staying over
night at Radley's Hotel, (equ8 to third class
hotel In America, althou.h first -class here ten
shillings, and fer breakfast six shiilinys. alto
sether equal to - in gold. For everything a
stranger obtains here he has to pay at isa.t Two
prices, besides being suhls ted % ma y minor
lmI iuons. II il Gd visabe for travellers 10 GO hv
way OF Liverpool, rs Southampton is known
TO te infested oy a set Of swlndlers
From all could CLEAN the sympathies of tho
people are mainly with he South, Al a news.
paper shop we notice sign written on card
Lees conquering army marching on Wash
inston and Philadrlphia:r also one other one.
" Maps OF the seat OF war Of the rival Confed-
erscy." We stopped in one OF tho shops and
bought one sheet OF letter paper, for which we
mad to pay two ennies, feq ual to four ceuLsl
The shop keeper eudravored 70 impress upon
tus that Lee had Washington sare by this time
and that the Yankees were about played ont:
and as soon as the South had posspssion OF
WASHINGTON, "Hingland" would recognize the
South, which would finish the war Express
sions Of doubt from our side upon his predic.
tons he pronounced stupidity and ignorance
We were glad 70 leave the charitable oTn Of
southampton lasteveninR for this place where
we arrived by steamer this morning / find
here decidedly better spirit manifested to-
wards the Union. People do not talk upou
American matters with the secesh animus OF
hose on the other side of the channel There
driven out OF Pennsylvania and his army dis
Dersed,