New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14
swrRrCAN AFFAIRS I'm LONDON.
peOm Oar Special Correspondent


DAYS riot in your city mas walked NJ divers echoes
hare think the feelings of loyal Americans, res.
Aspt or travelling on this ii Of the Atlantic can
only have been paralleled 10y those OF Englishmen
on receiving the news Of the horrors OF the Sepoy
Rebellion, with which, l remember, the Irish OF
Eew-York sympathized TO the extent OF getting NJ
public meeting for their iudorsement. They have
now had their own carnival of pillage, arson and
murder in the streets Of your proudest city, snd left
record in blood and FIRE Of their readiness TO aDci
pate the will, ard indeed better the instructions,
Of their slayeboldng friends. i suggested the prob
ability OF this in letter 10 INK TRIBUNE, dated
June H. and might claim credit for it, were not
she danger so obvious. Happily The attempt was
delayed until after the defeat of the Rebels al Get
NsbuIg; had it occurred just before, what might
have been the consequeuccsi Northern men hefe
yepsrd the riot 20 the elimination and collapse OF
Copperheadsm, OF which Only TIE punishment ,t re-
MANS TO DC administers III the votes Oh 'uose WIN
vhon have talked Oh the subject were 10 oecide
Abe ayepcing OF n, not q proved noier, IAN or
woman but would exliAte the crime Win a ll.hiy-
deserved halter. . :,;., 49,.
or devips work si-ce -. Bartholomew y said an
EncBshman to yesterday morning. And the
poor negroes do pity Them they're better on
l.
on son Forum in Fleet street. on the night OF Mon
day, when the news arrived. ! visited the place IN
crGer 10 Ascertain he seDtment az those assembled,
American al RI being aivetiised as tie question C
tbe evening. IL ii the Debating Club irequenled ny
she notorious Tram during Ills ecceutIc career here
end nth Isge or go Of cescnl tor, IT. eonsidera
ton that II rejects very considerable, phase u In
ghsh opinion, auG here alC che PARTICULAR:
Snrpose a London public house, rsiher OF the
.rCsVeCtRte' han GIN aace oroeT, with iis swing
ing doors, lis haring gas-iishis Gnd ihscfphahs
relative 10 vsrlOns qualities Of ales, gins auo
and spirits IL general, lie bar aud TToniseuous
customers; in the window paToTed announcement
Of the subject under discussion, winch Mr.. alum
Of Alcbama' WI : introduce, 10 tho ngbt. IN l'e
resr is ls-gish hu' not very capaciouF a. arlmen'
sppplied with tables alter the style Of an ordinaiy
4" cotleo-room," round which eli tie company
eriu Siug aud smokin2 using, for the latter lndu-
geuce Ihe yard OF clay GEAR TO the heart OF the
bntish plet-ian and publican AZ the further end
teLCid tic Chairman, tald-hcGded, euInently Eu-
ssh and resrec -b.e-looking, ne.r whom one OF The
busy WATERS, plying 10 ana iro VIII the goes Il
"gn hO.," "oOlo Without, "Ienhy screws Vi
tobacco, aud us liquors demanded, II good enough
90 fud us place. Those over whom he ,the Guar
uslj exercises authority, exhibit The usuli vsiiect
Of BRITISH physiognomy youthful, nj GIe-a6ed, ana
eIdefy Tere are frank, fGir-A4iTed, hearty -iook-
ing y0ung men with healthier color IN tier cheeks
than a.igat be expected H. London, oihers towb.sh
aud poi.bOgsy aud all iuchnlt 10 those DusiSche,
beard end wai.ser developments W Inch, now uni
,ersaliv adopted, eight wears ago provoked general
remark and insult IL Ergl4nd. There are middle
aged me, names, shIe,, Hooking, humorous, or
merely civil and cockueylsh. Also, Old men, dis
rlaying the national pIocliyity toward badness.
Generally the uuid aod physique Of those ss'em-
sled il larger. bukier than an equal number Of
average Americaus; tie Engilshmen have more
beef IN them. Essentially cocbnsyish c. the Ne
tenhaQe is-iOr perhaps not one OF the COa Al!
presenl out sheds ana mlsFlaoss lis h's-yoe M,
assuGe that IN rs convictions, productions and
prejudcss, IL pretty fairly represents thofe VI the
snsj oss'y Of The English G~ope.
Mr. 1aiuu of Alabama IL "a rather shethhy-a
tired man Ct over forty. With strongly marked
shAv.n couufelauce, q bald forehead, aud ocaTse,
soags., uukenp; brown hair. iie has the floor
rpSn orr entrance, and pesiiculaies a good ceal
throwing bis arms sbogt ca excited. 1hen lie
ewes glow with dull hight. and there Is certain
intensity Of conviction n us maLDer, thoroughly
Southern snd peculiar. / have SEEN Jus' snch met
A, he previous 10 the Rebellion, soucInR atout the
poorsr ,averss " hifsiss.1Pi an6 Ai.bsna-iasu
calculated - inspire only oe1eEA Impression laa
shey ldut WASH themselves enough, and whose
eapaciiiss fcT mrciei ard earnesless one weuid ~
Ssposed to under-ate. Her whole bs'ufes III isc1
ruI,ni NJ ia : narrow bu; very deer eLabuel reuceI
AZ much more off cult u deal viii OF COW sHCe tLeLJ
thau the 1lany-s ed Northerner. They are ths true
fanatics # Slavery.
lis speech, dc ,otei to the setting forth q the
s-auIl.d suCce6 VI tie ConisderatOs sLi tie pros
pertv Of TIER cause, often iIIeie at and DIR
battle utterly ludecisve, lhe those prec'dlJS A.
ara enlarged OIL the tact that the ,sefed vc.O. 'oas
general aid lot renew the attack, lot allowed tie
enemy 70 retreat III safeiy. FROM '1snee nc 81,
yeryed TO the capture OF BfGLhear Ciy anu ue
Techs country IN Louisiana, by tho Rebels, ceclsr-
ipg II victory OF the utmost iEpor sIce, securing
Az immense amount OF Net!-iIucii-He,4eo sHPfles
aud ammunition, ind meuA,'rg the ISeonquest 0'
New Orleans. Jben, sitter cOut!defatle IaAiDhhB
decaua ion o. tho subject Of toe devotion OF South
ern foclers on their Teadiness ~ hsEt uniec, an
shod and uuclo,bed--iDe warmth Of the q mae
rendering The latter On affair OF comparative iDGier-
snce-be came TO the ECts VI New 1oIk, chao'il O"
ing them tie Iesietauce O. =" ire iecl4o " D
es.lotiem vofse then that Of Cahguis, &c. Con
dohug with ne murdered uegcoes, he pFoceeoe0 10
eulocIze he inst.luton Of Slavery, general Va
Oh = VI dissent and condemnation from hh auCltOfs
ONLY exciting hlnt TO more persistent Affirmation,
wbich presently ross almost 10 temporary LeiZy.
ExhausilLg himself al length, be eat down. hbont
hslf Of tie sssemsege Leiug viii hin on The quet-
sion Of the Ia yea uDbroken backbone o. 'he
Rebeljop"--hah opIOsed, BAT oil Q. nearly az,
committed 70 rnInsisk&Die hostility 20 Slavery. la
,hAt respect TIE man felt to BE- an anRcLroDtn
altogether ont Of lis lsiitude indeed, 20 much 80
~ 10 be worth repiy ilg 70 on that head Us, II
effect the next speaker tod Din. Aud Ills de-
eitioL OF the Discussion tOrGm Of Fleet street, l
maintain 70 10 the absolu. opinion Of EDgllnd on
TIE fnfiec. Of the American Rebellion. Ii dis-
believes IA iGe possibility oi conserving the Union,
but will not aocept Slavery at any price. And
here lies thereal objection 10 recognition.
From tue Forum TO the public press Il think M
rsaders will have had enough Of the former If al
cav transition. Tie inns, Herald, Ie!egrePt,
snd ohe- Anglo-Southein journals have, Ike SLer-
idan, vher diuaA and incapable Of rescuing fell
low inebats from the gutter. resolved. from sheer
sympathy, to lie down with him IA oirt oi 'LsT own
fniiDg. Wrtes no former: " 1t is impossible Tor
az Engis 70 deny taal The mob have good
deoi 10 ray for themselves while The Heratd ein'
olaes tie Co2perheai press Of your CITY IN detam-
ing the armed defenders OF the Union by parable ing
Thea with the o,eGs. The three dave horror cOM.