The New York herald., 1863-11-05
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Our London Correspondence.

Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, oct. "a, 1858.
ton -Tne c. wing Partiono If China aS japan fhio
or Of Trade NTH the Jnited State Dread Of a Ctnalf
The Ram Qses,ioa-semmc a, ne Capt-KGes y ne
War Neios--JeG. Darii and Frtsnda at Discount
Oyi,.ion Of Frcneh Balloons, &c.
John Bu n merchant Give him tho opportunity 70
trade With all creation, with the Of the worlds
finance In London, and permission from all tho stropg
Powers alibuser bully tho weak and unprotected
and no Is very well conont. Stop; there Is thing
that Is very desirable No other great nation
attempt to equal rival this either commerce,
population, wealth, territory military
val affairs. Then II any great Power will not
consent to remain in subordinate poson or break up
and d,ovc al the brst opportunity Tho jealous soul o.
Hr Dull IS ~ the thToss OF 4 great agony.
AZ this time NJ s ut with three separate people
two OF thcm popaloas oomrnmtesthc Chinese Japan
ard Sew zoalsnacrs U courso II " his manifest
desty his trade ana settlements AT tho point
Of the 'yone, upoa people ana every nnd that
mo resles his force. Goo or these nne mornings
shah China has been annexed 70 Grca, lsitaln.
Probably Japan win be reserved Tor ffarcs.
Every commercial issued by tie Board OF Trade
shows hit decline tho commerce. with the I'm ted
states W up BY tho trado will, other
countries. Great numbora who supported by tho
cotton manufacture have conc into other pursuits While
many have emigroied and some have starved rwsra
tradcs--a,n1ng thon shipbuiidng and gnnn.akpghavo
increased immensely, AID givea employment 10 much
larger number OF persons and greater of pita
These Circumstances have tended greatly 70 reconcile tho
Knghn classes with tho great decline n tho
cotun trado
Al this limo tbcre wholesome feaar Il war ~,h
Uniiod sate and hs gyes moderate u the innate
hostility existing towards you and your Vigorous
constantly going respecting the legality
lcgaty OF the fitting out aud sending away 10 tho
febes vesse's aud steam rams. Thoy are IN
Jcrp'exirg dilemma II decided 20 bo legal then the
weakest nations la the world. at war with England can
cDnrn nd tho capia, the mechanical skill. tho ship
buuing ards and tho manual foce NJ out any number
Of prrvAteers add iron-cass TO prey upon British com
meroe
Tnen the tables can BE- turned against this trading,
sbopkcerng nation VA her most valnef able po,bt. " the
there " an eud o. all help IN the rebels. and the
British government becomes liable for every dollars
worth Of American shs aud carroes tha, have been DO
stroyed by English vessels built Tor the rebels 30
must come 10 ooe a two rcsults-Mr Bull must eat
humble pie sensr dire dhsstsr at no dist,nt dsy.
There is evident "chuckling and rejoicing boro Al
tho and attentions bospcd upon seEnes at tho
Cape q Good Hope. But all this hostile feelng and
oicpg tempered with an oninous look at tho fatgre
Bot little encouragement to tho rebeI- s reeog.
nsed here at the late battles 10 Georgia aud Tcnuossc,
tho cOntiDuei fall of rebel bonds clearly testify.
They uaiaung index of british oplDon Of tbs
bel cause. Tie bonds are at Go, snd nry stood AT
ngnro little before the of The battle u Ccsa
manga and they were higher some days ~ s,lons.
Mr. Henry ward BE her bad ovation al Fsstcr Hall
tho othsf evening. you viii and met with
thusam that rarely accorded 10 any prular speaker
The demand Tor Ticket great for tho "reserve"
that the whole house mss into 'rescryed seats "
and the tickets all sold nslcsi Il admitting tho
pubc free. and when this revolutions vu,Sf
JET avis and his party could oniy three festis
vooeH cot ~ some nye thousand rhs wbols Affair
dscidcd succcss.
sr W. S Lindsay ensrtains tbs noted slave desler
lamar, aud other rggiherners and be oaz II biz
hogas O. extcnd kosiifaty 10 strangers and tcople
nghips for their liberty. But he has thro~n him
that the intercezed oorrcsaopdsnce ~ Gen ssnd.rr
Sl.de H>nJsnin aud Go show that his 'hospitahtyD
AT "Ghsp'-tha be " nerey treating his customers 10
feed.
lord Russell has aw on bis ,,dc and also the safety
var vessels that are attinS cut for the rebels.
1ns shpbaIding interest are . powerful cgAs.
having nous wealth and great amount ~ caatai
employed and nearly all tbs largest shiybuidns arms
have members 10 Parliament Rot the
nation The rviars 10 Dot alsscd heaouy
into endless o. slbssfvs the interests N class
thsy do, ~ vii be suphsieaiy runal lng mock With all
creation N tho Knslsa think they oan w1 At u, let
them try. Ia the rssniifne thsy farther from
recognition ~ The rebels than They were bcf0fe
From tbs frcnoa capital hear very Lite, s,osts
thai thu fmperor cann Lad othos nstIs BY tha
40 bs would be eiai 10.
N Ssdar, IN his great oaiios eans 70 srsf 10 beth
his aseal excursions propbe-icd this
the two stDfy house Tor Then be uus~f W bris,le
French roa IN his rappies, aud ihey broks Ike py~
stems french iron and stssi utterly unresbe uhen
strength 10 required AZ aa srrousot, Ssdas 10 aim.
pl~soD snd he rnay thank his sss~ that all his party
were not killed. never knew sysh foiy 10 bslt0,spx
The weather IA very warn for The ssA&yn.