The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Our London, Paris and Berlin
Dispatches.
Specula'IonS In Steamships by Anglo
Rebel Members of Parliament.
Interesting Points and Develop
menfs,
&c. SC, &C.
Our Lendon correspondence

bate St,unq,aa by the Friends Of the Rebels-Dis-
oyrrce ard Humiliaton Of Kessrs EoeJik and Lindsay
SsmraiAy Of hs Masses for the Union Caase-cause Of
M. Ldsays Hostility 10 NE Unsd Satesis Bootisss
Jo.rneE 10 america ls59Siea,seys SEM 10 the Pa
c,fc a. Pyipateers by Mr.. Lidsoy-Iaierea Of Great
Briain in The Desruc,o, of Aaericca Comaerce-Erg-
land Fti,i4teino chiso-Deessioa Of The Monkey
the Chscse Case-Hon. Il, j. Walkers arhrt--En9lih
Etls5rs.ersng Japan and PROBABLE War ia thai Coaa-
try. de-, Ge
The excitement produced by the advance Of Iees army
into Pennsylvania exceeds everything that has occurred
since the OF the Trent affair. The Times
and other journals hostile To American interests speak
in undisguised exultaton of the rebel raid. The
great American republic spoken of in its last
tremity vcksburg and Port Hudson also announced
certain to be Onion failures In the stree, the
defiant hostile and exunt tone pervades nearly all the
commercial and political classes
Pc, contra, in the House OF Commons Mr. Roebuck's
adjourned debate about to he srauged and that
by urgent appeals Of the advocates the rebels
cause They s'sec good that come from further
prosecution Of the debate the legislature and they
see In prospective overwhelming defeat and majority
against them This apparent anomaly aud contradic-
ton In Parliament and out Of doors admits an easy cx
plantation The invasion OF the North gives to the tory
party opportunity TO keep up show courage and
adopt the tone of bulles which has been prevalent
every glmmer OF rebel successes since the war
began But when it the action OF the govern
ment important recognition the case is
different They evidently fear the failure of Lees inva-
sion tho complete destruction Of his army with
the eutire hopes OF the rebel cause and thea any
action OF the government of tho House OF Commons in
their favor would make them look exceedingly foolish,
and compromise the nation. Mr. Gregory admits that
there would be overwhelming majority against the
motion, and advises its Withdrawal The absolute and
unqualified denial OF the Cabinet, and also OF the En-
pernr's mouthpcce-the KOareu-of the assertions of
Messrs Roebuck and Lindsay, left those gentlemen
with worry damaged regulations for truth veracity
while the condemnation OF the entire press OF
the country, and the rdicule Of Punch and
Fun, have completed the discontinue and dis.
grace Of the amateur dillomatists AS Parliament
Is expected TO adjourn IN about three weeks nothing
definite will be done the subject recognition
t anotner year The deep and heartfelt sympathy for
the Union cause which pervades the masses Of Great
Britain, ted by the advanced liberals and many Of the
lead ng minds Of Europe, viii sweep like oru,do over
the Kingdom, provided get the of an over
wheimng defeat o! Lees army; but If Washington is
taken, or Philadelphia captured, the effect on public
opinion will be disheartenlng.
The secret Of Mr.. W. s. Lindsay bitter hostility to the
United States Is quickly told Your readers will rencm.
her that about four years this little man. with great
pets, and had 1t stated in his organ--t Shipping
GdSts--that he "authorizcdn by her Majesty gov
erumcnt TO proceed TO Washington and 'copfcr very
convenient word Is "conlerwith the American govern
meut respecting much needed to British eyes ant
fnterests) alterations OF your navigation laws The min
istry at once came out with official declaration tha
this man Lindsay was authorized by one but himself
70 60 any such errand Then the shpowners Of Lon
don had public meeting aud rcpudated Mr.. Lindsay
completely a leader mouihpece OF their body. All
this action stamped Mr. Lindsay only an intrusive
meddlcr, but fasier. The Shipping Gazette Is well
known to be under his CONTROL and besides the
OF his journal he himself claimed 10 be authorzed TO
speak for the government You may also remember that
unmasked his pretcnsions OF my letters 10 your
iourna from here and warned the merchants states
Of the United States not to be taken in by his un
founded prctensons. But notwithstanding this warning
tho New York Chamber Of Commerce took him up and
got most egcgorsy humbugced by this miserable chara
tan. The American press exposed him, he treated
with cool civity by the government at Washington
his prc,cntous mission produced fruits except dis
grace its and humiliation OF all who listened
to him.
We now have two more acts In the drama carried on
by this man, OF which will prove
unless thwarted by prompt ac,ion--,o be a serious
a1air to your great commercial interests smarting
authorized and aborve efforts at diplomacy, Mr. Lindsay
has been the most bitter and relentless enemy OF the
United States since this gave him an opportu-
nifty TO carry his machnations. And In all his move
ments love Of gain the ruling motive. He actually had
the cheek to send or OF his old tubs Of
to America purpose 10 sell them the govern
ment, when the rebellion arst broke out and that d..
recty after he had made speech TO his coustitu.
ents at Sunderland in favor Of the rebels Hts last
Is par with all tho others. lie has now
Fcnt four steamers To British Columbia. under
prctence OF carrying a trade China, but which
have positive evidence be armed at vanoouver's
Island or other part OF the Pacific 70 cruising
IA prvatcers against American shipping And told
too that tho honorable" member takes large risk
buccancerng venture, looking for considerable share
his pay TOR the ships furnished In the spos obtained
from capturing your merchantmen. personal friend
mine who the OF the rebel agents specu
Ialors Civcs me this Information. These steamers fol
British Columbia mentioned Ia the journalism thu
T,res OF July among cthers-very openly, as n they
were merely engaged in a legitimate commerce. But
am certain the facts are as have stated them. On,
or more OF these have been gone nearly si,
months so before this intelligence flashed acros
the coniineot from the columns OF the HksAIp Caor
MIA the piraticai vessels owned by British member
Parliament win probably be already and /,
possession OF rich przcs Had not the worry best
dcnce should not mako these assertions. ifs no
lecture but positive proof
There are plenty OF men in this country who wou,
make money out OF contracts f there bctwee
England aud the United States whc others like the re
peilion TO flourish for the spos that II gives them II
various Legitimate spccuiatlons. II the purpose
OF be-e mon and OF the ruling and commercial cnsse
RcueraIly In Great Britain " the immense float
ng foreign and domestic of America can be
erppcd, devastated and SWEPT away no matter b.
what gives more room fer British commerois
entcrprae, Il helps 10 bankrupt American capitalists
merchants and shpowncrs. and u mn'cts serious damse
ou tho nation az large, by diminishing Us wealth Ap'
power. Al this hope will be M inducement 70 YOU z
be firmly united crush the rebellion W brief period
In Parisment last evening there came out some yer,
startling accounts of most agan crueitiss inflicted OF
British subect N tho southern ~,aes such as would hav
reused the entire nation TO heat had taken pac,
under the authority of the oiter beiigercnt bot 10
among Their friends the lehos ii excited little siep
OF The Foreign Once
hear confirmation Of the reNs l sent you lac, wcel