The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-23

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OBJECT upon the morals of the people, and contrasts favor
ably with the spirit displayed In countries which boast
Of superior civlization-n England for
passed In the two houses Of Parliament and 10 loudly ap
proved Of by the press.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
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The English papers are for the moment all but silent
upon American affairs.
The New York correspondent OF the London Herald
says:-The immense arrivals of Irish astonish those
who are not in the secret Their passages paid by
the United government and will be charged to en-
lisment expenses The appropriated for this pur-
pose So 900 O0o and it is estimated that it will bring
America 100 900 Irish persons OF this number
1t may be safely estimated one-third will enlist That
will only $50 each for O00 ana In any other shae
II costs the United States 800 per soldier.
The London Times, in an editorial on the danger wncn
threatens vcksburg and Port Hudson owing to the sue
Admiral Farragut In running the blockade, says
although Vicksburg is not yet taken nor Port hudson
either and though the capture OF both OF these places
would probably fail TO insure safe navigation Of the Mis-
ssspp denied that he recent success OF the
Northerners may produce material results. creates
may prove greater consequence 70 them The
Conederates not likely TO be dsheartened oy the SIS
OF city but the capture of Vcksburg and Port hudson
would open Mississippi the States OF the Northwest
diminish the growing dissatisfaction OF the population Of
tn Sc states enable the ederas claim one more Of
the real victories Of the war
The Rebel states.
THE LONDON TIMES REBEL OoRRESP oNDENCE.
Richmoud (March 23) correspondence OF London Imes
EXETER HALL toNTRADIc1Rp-ccNT RABASDs REPuDIA.
TON.
In the ILusrutd London hes OF February Fl the fol-
lowing passage has caught my eye:-
From the Cumberland river in Tennessse Shs % afro
n %ss are "reportsa ccorrd cabin boys and
sn H. snos he
yerss take. to open field and shot in cold blood
Two others by rudder the and held
with only their heads above water They were discovered
o. the ana several 80 We're dered INTO
IT, s ~, ~ "a as "ayad u,,n an "t,n %v H..
cerk OF a steamer Claiming her as his slave Whom he was
removing into Kentucky.
A. o,r os sasny Pngiah ,ourn,s IN thu
are ike angels; visits md as there
from, the uso nj te ter,
,n, manv s,nii,r ,nriss hse hsor no ~.
of the british nuhlic het me venture 10
ASK your readers vhe her t is necessary that voice
SHOULD come from this side of the Atlantic 20
To them U, j,-ro,s ,n,yrIl,U oT 6et,ns Isls miss
Al tns moment the states no less or scarcely
less than me federal are heating swiftly along current
which this war De proracted for ten months more
viii pnre both ectons like into that oreat oer, Of re-
,,,i,nto1 which is CONSCIOUSLY and without si,u,der
Contemplated at Washington but towards which
al least great repugnance irotessed at Richmond In
ho,h sscf,nn. anke tho resnt s that evcrythiny
| r.semb,,ng pronerty IL eagerly sought for as
safe Vehicle for the Conveyance OF frac
ton Of those paper promises 10 pay with which
every man ragged and atered though in some instances
he may he IA heavily freiched I'm he cate ory Of pro.
,v. 10 spite Of Mr. Lncons PROCLAMATION, no man can
9,y hat a., n o,o is aR enphaficoy included Al the
save market IN Richmond rot day passes but negroes
and are eagerly bought at prices varying from
e. 900 p, 40 400. ana an rnylisb eve enid AVER learn to
ont with Indifference unon SO sad sight many smile
ngh he provoked 10 see he proud NTH ,cach
,,.ro mo ,n oyf,nar Tome ,ood hgpe fe,d 81 200
H. ,erws as enec;apn If De errrenev finds hirssef
SsoeSsd domw al an advarce upon at figure 0, 81 ooo
al toId YOU - said female slave recently imperial IN
the dncns,nns OF her crnonne and pointing proudly TO
her gold earrings that IL wurn for nothing that wore
them thing. ner meaning being that the large price
a. aoo wbicb she mad lust fetched was attrbuable 10 her
S;@a>r, Under these circus tanccs is there any other
man 10 Ercland but Mr.. Baptist Noel who believes that
raniured Africans are likely by soldiers TO be
ake,n 10 Az ,n field and shot in cold blood Is IL con-
eeyable that las have read in some other extract from
The noh nssl negroes taken from the federas shoud
nv the De- lasbe 10 trees cowhed and LETT
t5e,a 10 uersh of starvaton IL il key that Mr. Baptis
Noes other story about negroes hiding arms ana being
shot At Charleston should contain grain OF truth AS
Sharcsiop negroes should have SUFFICIENT Of
character 10 breathe otherwise than through their mas
er nostrls s there no other way of puush ng them II
nsnbordinate than by instant DEATH There are pro-
nre,ors on coal mines IN Virginia and North Carolina or
er,nv M This moment by public advertisement fabulous
nrces for III. hire OF refractory or dsa,ected negr e
And what safer and reInunerative disposition OF
so1ld possibly be foundY
Apot1ioSisT sr,noSs-How ENGLAND ENCOURAGES SLAVERY.
m sboud be remarked that stories such az these which
bring down the roof o, Exeter Hail. are wisely seasoned
Ter the paatc OF the tnglsh public but seldom wen
tlated upon this informed continent. The south
eruer cavalier though he may be- has lived too long In
affinity with the Yankee 20 be wholly nsensIoe TO the
Vaccinations Of he amgn.y aoIlsr possible .nas
cod and hunger at Crauey Island and Cairo and Wash
~. . "a .oo,hed INTO Observation-Disclosures silence by such
A. nese ana checked In their aspiration for re-.