The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

The Times has during the last few days BEEN writing
so deprecatngy against the building OF iron ships for the
southern rebels without tho console usness OF the dan
gers TO English supremacy which indicated In the
above few sentences. II the journal which for two
years backed up Jefferson Davis takes fright
anu turns round as II Is doing all this means that the
Northern star" is uppemost again. and that south
ernism Is at discount. "Nothng Is 30 successful az
success The Great Britisher Is beginning TO respect
you because in the might Of your great resources
you are winning
Eyes" said leading kngiish legislator to the
other day 'the southerners we're wrong They had no
more excuse for their rebellion than Dsraelt and Derby
mad when Palmerson and Gladstone came into Office,
sun so IKE an Engshman) would be glad 70 see the
south WIN She will not win. nevertheless and see
now the North, with its enormous resources, must
triumph. But what are they going 70 do with the
niggcrss'
vs shall tel you my answer, I was ths;-Ihose
Yankees nave produced Of the greatest inventors
the world has ever Your London newspapers, in
which you abuse them grossly, printed upon the
steam machine OF one Colonel Hoe an Aercan You get
your boots and your clothes stitched by American sew
ing machines An American is at this moment cutting
your splendid harvest with his reaping machines The
railway tunnel through the Mount Cents Is at this moment
being cut by engines invented In America You acknow
ledge that some OF the greatest books on urispru
men have been amongst the greatest orators
OF the world Don't you think such men know
successfully without your impertnent Interference
Don't you think that these men, who have had 70 deal
n pr tA meS Ike You
thrust in their oars The response has BEEN almost in
variabiy that right and the Ang0SAxen Is at last
arriving at the conclusion that the intelligence OF Anne
rice alone create the solution Of the negro difficulty
DO you know a discovery which have just nader
VIII tell II TO you In q few words. You cannot make
alliance with Russia and quarrel with Franco for be
iore you Know where you are, you wiz find yourself In
alliance with Russia France and Prussia against England
and Austria All the intelligence or the world seems
to tend that way Gar Alexander is going 70 give
the Poles more than they asked for, and the
Russians also. Prussia will initiate his example 10 the
matter OF Posen. France pasronzes the two Powers.
Italy and Spain follow suit; and whore England shall be
round afterwards do not know. am told that Maxi
milan win not take the Emperorshjp OF MexcO but
may toll 700 this much in conference.-the though the
King OF Prussia Is jealous Of Francis JosepAs title Of
"Emperor" Of Austria he will not accept from Louis Ma
oeon the apocryphal title Of emperor Of Mexico" They
DO say that one Mr. Patterson Amercan citizen and
Of jerome Bonaperte has very good chance Of being
offered the imperial berth. have the best authority
for stating that the place will not be offered to one
Mr. Cornell Jewet, who is here in England at present,
who calls himself an American citizen, who
about Cancellation" and who seems 70 me be all the
time looking after some mining specuations In which
he takes more interest than in the maintenance the
great American Union. Do you know anything about
Color doS Mr. Jewet does and here in the old World
people are not too fond OF persons who very intimate
with that Territory Therefore Mr.. "Medaton"
does not get on. Have you law OF high treason
deal with creatures OF this knds Look at that the
other day. OF the Conway who proposed to Mason
settle the dispute with secesh IL Davis would 70
the abolition Of slavery. "Had q In England"
said an Englishman to me, "the who behaved as
that man has behaved would be hanged, drawn and
quartored for high treas0n.n