The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

harb-r a,ns 10 <ape became onIy 9mnai 80 grea, 70
imnapiy fNat a. Southern Ordnance Bureau actually ion
por mryst VASES fro s of sa,o ssa and Sacs
perfect ss ety. IN, ,sse belonging To the Confedera.
government has yet bes> captured os ne eaela an AN,
60 out wilhout In oct says our correspond
ei tho blockade OF tbs Cora uot s.e po,s Morhsrr
navy how il IS distributed or ~ At il is doing i IS dun
cut 10 say bat It appears not LOOPING ,t Sotherr
power OF purchasing or safely recsvn all buys mas
not the slightest apprehension. But rSry Ja .,t
ade .hai Is dclared alsga, and monexi A,Me saon,
Of Europ-. Pr sident Davis contends thA II M
,spssa ed. ana become void by nolcioncyy This vc'
other has two Sides Against the list OF vessels that
have mn'e the In the federal government may pro-
duce list Of ships captured In the attempt; and It Is
s wn that there enough cruisers on the coast, or
that the commanders sufficiently vigHant 20
port, the escape Of certain ships, either way, will
not invalidaie a blockade. The efficiency" I'm
circumstances II must admit OF more or iess aososso
perfection being impossible But tho conviction Is strong
too rsdy against IT, and II renewed representations of
what II considers injustice should fall 10 obtain nearing
nee Is r'oc. OF the Foytdas and Ataeamas enroreS
the right OF detention and seizure English shtps carving
contrdband Of soar' 10 Northern pors This woa'd oeo
ccmiica ion ct aGGirs hat scarcely looked for a"d DE-
erpes consideration. But tho very demand proves any
thing but tho increasing weakness Of the coniederacy
Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton ON Engiand's
EOD1t1Ons
CHANCEs OF CANADA COMING INTO rHz UNION
WHERE THE NEXT GREAT NAVAL BArTLBs MAY b
Sir i. B. Ly,ton presided at the dinner q the Hsrss
Der "a
In proposing the toast OF the evening the Right
Hon. Baronot, after some remarks the improve
ments which are taking place in whole agricultural
system, spoke follows-when addressed you In this
length upon those rema rknble events which had
rendered the age In which We live memorable for
years TIA. have elapsed since sh.. time Europe has
continued 70 exhibit the came political elements
war Unprecedented for @s Sercsss wasss Of a:Sre and Of
kindred to0d continues animated by passions which APP
pear 70 Us at distance 90 void Of reason 81 this mo
are actually inviting Canada 70 exchange the disorders
and expressions OF British dominion for the mild bless
ings VI American peace and brotherhood. (.Hear.
hcar.' and sushser.) One might have supposed that
the vainest American would thought that this
Canada to desert the old Union Jack for the American
flag Of the stars and Stripes just at tie momsH Den
that jug IS iorn in thal oe sons and ne
the Old World is thus disturbed. and the Now World
is thus convulsed seems too commenplace 70 say that
England must remain upon her guard. Not that am ono
OF those aarmts who suppose that these shores are
always the point being invaded and certainly am
preparations for imaginary dangers But still consider
that there no duty moro obvious TO British states
for fight for England arst rate Power Is 70
be decided by force OF arms the battle Is more likely TO b
fought In TIE ntdS Cf the AeducrT09edn or ths Au0nsc
Ocean than in the Straits Of the British Channel (Hesr
hcar) Il Is from any boast Of naonpl vanity that
say how much tho great interests Of universal
and the noble national freedom bound with
tho material prosperity and the moral oil England
is the least remarkable feature OF those changes
70 whch have adverted that they al take England a.
their model and example 10 the institutions which thoy
seek 70 establish Hear hesr You recognize In the
material prosperity OF England the advantages OF hor
political system and revere In the moral power OF
England, rs tho advocate Of humanity and freedom.
clear, hear You will observe that while 10 all foreign
countries they have gone In direction against forms
Of government based absolute despoism they equally
discourage sysems that based unSnitigsted DO
mocracy and perhaps the close Of the century will be
chiefly remarkable to historians by the establishment
throughout the whole Of the civilized world Of consttu
tonai monafchies less Initiative OF this old
aychy OF ours. (fiear, bear nas