The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-15


Very Utuvordbk Opinions of tie Daoa Cause.-The Resd
Sympc,hsas J,.bilaa al the Neacs from Fredericksburg
Regret at McCtslIon's Remorol-Wh EagInnd Does No
Eterfere-PdiSrMons Policy of LvusinS Hew Blood
Snto the Cdbinec-A Grand and Merely arranged Geraas
Alliance for England, dc.
Tho news from Fredericksburg this week has produced
q profound sensation In London. The tory press are
jubant and mako the welkin ring with ~ told you so
Commercially, from considerable conversation that
have had with merchants and bankers the belief is that
the United States the high road to bankruptcy and
tina, reputation will rule the hour soon as
the war is over Opinions concerning the po-
stion, prospects, credit and soIvcncy Of the
United States were never SO uniavorabIe NJ
they arc at this tme-thc lack of faith but
intensified in the overthrow Of the rebellion, and the
same continued aspirations that the will be
over.
The press generally say that the only general who has
shown any marked ability is the that saved the
federal army on the Chckahominy and at Antetam and
then got rewarded for It by being sent to New Jersey
Coventry.
ference they now They say, why should we inter
fere when the rebels more than they manager
Pamerstons political programme for the year 1858 is
aiddown He will not go out Of Office be beaten on any
government measure nor dissolve Parliament Iio will
however strengthen his Cabinet by taking in man thai
never held Office The lucky individual Is that erratc
genius John Arthur Rocbuck. Sir Robert Peel rs going
for ireland. Hr. Cardwe is going to take his place. and
Mr. Roebuck In to be made Chancellor OF the Duchy OF
Lancaster. The place almost sinecure tar labor
Is concerned twill give the wornout old radical snug
berth as Of her Majestys advisers, the pay and
honors Of Office, without any arduors duties.
Mr. Roobuck was Tor long time the stsnnch lrond or
America and Of republican governments, TIL attorly he
gone clean TO the rankest dcspotsm and Is now
almost tory. He is friend 10 Austria. lie has drunk
SO much mortzcn beer the banks OF tho Danube during
the last threl years that he Is now very good haps
burg.
Paimerston finding The Napoleon alliance sham and
hambug Is goirg to make friends with all tho Dutch
men between the Rhine aud the Danube and heDceorh
John Ball and the Austrian TO be brothers As
seen the present King OF Prussia has shicd Of the
mortal crown, then the coming man (and woman
children OF tho Brtsher. 20 the old catalogue OF prnc
pal rivers " Europe nearly all bc SCI down British
streams.
got my information SCOUT the phlo .Austr project
from member VI Parliament, and who has the best
opportunities for knowing You may rely upon IT, that is
So Now all orsthsn has u do IA 10 keep good friends
with Russia and IL France chooses 10 ir they will
make irumyirste that viii be strong enough lor ans
thing.
look this alliance with Austria the most iupoT-
tani political movement that has been the European
ches sboard Tor OF this bodies good
Cor Venetian aspirations IN Italy But what care the
tion OF shcpkccpcrsS
The Austrian government has lately granted valuable
concession Tor railway 10 an English company.
We have had tho midest, finest DecerSber have
known In England since isasa strong contrast your
SHOWS and "vaphs and cionds and storms"