The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17

Furher particulars the destruction by the Florida OF
khs star OF Peace and schooner ldsbarou furnished
b. the Runnymeds which brought eleven Of their
% Grscpock Thsstar Of Peace bound from Cacuta
10 Boston, with general cargo; encountered ati
Babe fifteen degrees, longitude nifty two and burned
The Aldebaron, from New York for Marsnham,
burned on tho 18th u, latitude thirty :hrco degrees
twsny minutes longitude thirty degrees !oriyour
Eniautes.
A heavy collapse In the Confederate loan occurred In
Loadon the I'd us owing 70 tho Suspension OF J. B.
Gpcase, Of Liverpool the grain trade. Spence sup
posed the Confederate financial agent bot he proved
pot to bc the person, nor connected with him
esp by family ties Nevertheless the loan closed
~ inst. at az n TX discount
Tho New York correspondents Of the London Times aud
London Neos both expaats tho increasing irritation
against England accoun; OF the fitting out OF Confede
raic vessels and the possible adoption Of rctaliaory
Enclosures.
The London Timer sees something 10 hope for in Ameri
"a the Inauguration OF Union leagues in the North
aud the unceasng demand among the republicans for tho
xeora,iou Of the Union at any price, The london FINS
says,-Nnropcan sympathy has boon withheld simply
because perceived that the whole Southern people
earnest about Independence. while II NOT ap
parcnt that any considerable part the Northern people
were la earnest about emancipation.
despatch from London OF the 4ih instant, In the
81
dec 70 2zs
tbs Liverpool Albion Of the 4tb inst publishes letter
kum the Foreign once the owners Of the Nsgcienne,
which was seized by federal cruiser, but liberated by
Ahe Prize Court, stating that the "EDglsh Minister At
washington win be instructed 10 apply 70 the govern
snent Of the Cnitei states for full compensation the
parties interested"
Tho London hmes has editorial the seizure Of the
ntesmer Pcterhon contcndng that unjus,ihed Il
sh, tho capture Of tho retcrhon s be regarded but
expression Of the policy pursued by the particular
Hovernmcut n Spanish or Austrian officer had made
. mistake with q British merchantmen, nobody would
ever dream of anticipating mischief from tho
Out tho federal government 10 ad,ancng sxrsordi-
harry professions BY the select agency Of officer whose
conducl has already been coudsmpcd The seizure Of
che Pctorhon whatever u may be- not natural error
~ person lnsxpericeced In public law. Il In deibe
ssssmps extend and magnify the powers Of the
Blockade Nor u, indeed, the first step Of The fcde
xals This direction. They have already almos,
blocksdcd certain ports o, our own IN their eager
moss 10 intercspt traffic between these port.
and others At last they gunc tho length Ct espy
ung uchosss adventures In this country putting their
own construction mercantile spcculaions prescribing
slips beforehand by namc and sezing them without
florence 70 destination cargo Whenever they bs
pounccd upon at We have doubt, In shoe, that
wilkes carried precise Instructions TO captare the Peter
hoL We believe also she may be released after more o,
les. decntou and compensation perhaps paid demand
She fsderas will aud their recompcnssiu tho com
,nd acquired tho commerce OF tho sens and tb,
alarm Communicated 10 traders but u hardly be de-
icd tina, such proceedings cali fof serious on
che part of our government
The London Tm< has characteristic review Of the
volume Of diplomatic correspondence for the last yea
pubnshcd by the United stltes government u enogizcs
Mr Adams ssys his dispatches tho best the whox
colsclon being stras aad bunessiiks In h'
estimation Of Che London nmes Mr. layton shows ability
but is rude and rough compared with Nc Adams; vh'
z,ttiey casslus N. Csy and Cameron display tho mos
smcsng eyo,ssm. Seward Is tainted with hs false iro
phcces and assertions and his Of putin
them