The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-06

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much damage AZ possis,ss 70 an opponent by whom
sue was vastly os.ermatcaed. Built in English
dock aud ~ruipped IN neutral, though not tng
hsh S.ters ru, in commission while still the high
seas and never moored ia cosederaie port there arc
those who VIII maiaan that she never acquired mat
national character which qualified her TO war; IN the
OF tho Southern coaedcracy, on the reiucic OF ne
United States and that she N truth prirtee ,ohh
have already been mly oanvassed, aud which VIII,
that The Alabamas race Is run, again be eagerly
ventilated. Either regards the Alabama's origin or
her subsequent career, there is, however, but one
opinion unbiased and impartial inqrirers can ever
depayt,s our ports spidsnced by de fact that IN The
Sina0 - Of tas Alexandra me soce'nmsM fanea 20
of ne 4ia5ama had fa1s' piaee, 1oatd aaus
been ,l@al act
THE ALABAMA MANNED AND FOUGHT By ENGLISH
sEANgN.
from the London Herald derby organ) June % !
The kearsarge was terribly Injured 10 the
nght many large gaps 10 her side atesng ne accurate
Of hs g,,,,nrs Of ,ohom instructed board
her Maissys salp Erceil la Many OF the crew OF the
Alabama must have been killed and drowned. IL ~
charge Of the engaged in his humane
duties ip the cabin when the ship settled dowAb
We cannot but foe! greved at the loss Of the brave
ship, D,teh almost as much Engih a. Ccmredn0f
in oho defense may rccoaEi,: ne bulldog conr9 ~
her Souarn com maadsr The nc We Of this combat w
we iear carry moriRg no more tc ore it2tssn aenc
30. II sns end e 81 regret MUCH " e
De proud. Sho esnk unconquered and default IN the
waors OF the channel refusing 70 tho last 70 lower her
flag, leaving trophy in the hands of her cnesny.
GREAT ExcITEMEkr IN LIvERrooL.
From the London News, june II.
From Liverpool We learn that the American shipping In.
that port pro!usey decked out with ount
ing 10 yesterday. when the notorious consede-
made her appearance at Chebourg there was
ff
the swtest sloops Of the federal service) would
" hgh,' scmmes The ONCE OF Frazer, Trenholm, 4 Co,
day by people eager to the OF the
Aisbama and i WAS rnmored on Change that there was
$4,000 In gold Oh board the sap when she went down
FICTITIOUS sBANss sHowS ABOUT TIE TOWN.
from the Liverpool Courier June ~
Yesterday the excitement about the expected arrival
of the cantan OF the late Confederate cruiser Alabama
was Kept up at liverpool, and for several
neghborbood or the Exchange crowded with
anxious 70 get glimpse OF the famous sea raider
About one oclock double hoax was played in a highly
successful manner. middle aged man, who has
delights in s'sporiing'' white blouse and q Panama
hat during summer time, Is often to be found
some Connection With shipping. Having bronzed
complexion, clean shay cheeks and chin, and
ceived the IDEA OF pzning MIN of upon the pablo
Captain Raph ,el Se,unes Confederate States Navy. Ac
oordnpy he wse gol hold OF treated yery Hospitality
and then asked ~ 60 on Change order TO the
eoubiabe hero Of the Sundays fight srrive One
two outdoor officials connected with the Underwriters
were also got "ia tow, and under pretence
other The fictitious Captain semmes taken through
Browns buildings whore the headquarters Of the South
Cub are. and then brought out At the entrance
which abuts the Exchange flags This
quite enough. Coming from, such neshborbcod
followed by the underwr terra ollcalF, and making
lbs iags in the direction OF the newsroom the
expeo.an. crowd at made up their minds tina. this
ped bands waved caps ard cbeered vocir
erousy. The object OF this demonstration rather
joie he raised bis straw hat, boSned around and by
his gracious raised the enthusiasm TO fever
heat special cheer rewardns reverentis obeissnce
that he made passing Nelson's moDunient He dsap
peared not OF the main entrance to the newsoom, but at
the cot q the saiss leading to the Underwriters
hoaxed that he object OF their ovation Captain
semmes At all, put "highy respec taoe saers board
ing houskeeper who lives IN Leeds street. a0a
--- Well never mind dsar reader, II to.csy he Is
name,ess
MAEcHEsTEE LAMENT Foa sEMNEs.
from the Manchester Guardian, juno 2l.l
The Toes Of the Alabama viii OF course be ceebraiee
10 tss Northern States Of america with the widest de-
naonsrtons or joy the captain OF the kearsarge Will be
Tor Few b. weeks here Of the hrst water, and the
tsrog deed o, aptsin Wilkes vii b. cast into the sbade
Ss1s u me. Hs V alone win
tie Career o. ins famous coGfscs-ss,e cruiser Iny
mtg in IN speaking y SsDera lss ssr:sS
or any other OF the Southern lenders, bu; for I
p " uoony ins da 10. supply
-s,,us ;nres!i against Captain Semne
h.s have lady been nadc ey the Ne" hoTS pa
,ers IL IA satisfactory to fua = ~ ~ mon
i bis falling victim TO the faiy OF an ameyic~
cannot believe that had he been taken by The
the federal government would have willingly
irsgraced its reputation by treating him In any oherwsy
han prisoner OF war, bit there would, no doubt
been popular cry Tor revenge which lhe govern
nant m'shi have found, diacat % fesst lEa popular
cry will nos be directed against Ourselves We cah I'm
,gue beforehand something Of whatw be written In tie
New York papers. We have, however, borne much
Jboauy already, and can easily bear title more Had
my direct aid been rendered to the CoedsTaes duflE
be battle by the owner Of the Desrhonnd no
ng difficulty might have arisen bu, no fani; can he
ouod with bgu for performing an ssi OF simple human.
y al the Request Of the federal commander
Opinion of the Paris Press.
Paris June 81 correspondence Of the LondS9 Meraid
The fsanes pays few well deserved condiments 10 |
Captain semmes and describes the roy OF the Coniede.
prisoners hearing OF the safety OF their
der one Confederate officer being attended TO 10
private house. The loss q TIE Alabama said TO be
eighteen Killed and wounded
TIE Soph.rY. aud federal sailors I. o,rn (rhytorp)
rsry MAY feco'ameneia0 .s acen ~ to etsniso
fTna The population is decidedly southern IN i,s
sympathies and the o. the gallant cruiser
cevet perfect ovation from the French msnof wars
men in port.
am Glad 10 sec that the Temps has the good taste 20
pay tribute o. respect 10 the Alabama and Der gallant
captain and crew "lhe friends Of the North It says,
canno regret the loss or this Red Rover bat They could
not b.. follow With interest rs audacicus and brilliant
career" The oongenal task OF ndeceuy esultiag
the tate OF the Alabama has been undeiaken by the
Opiion Nd'o17ls, which ntones a kind Oh scalp song
in honor OF the victory u the Kearssse u would have
been old had The OIiaier allowed opportunity 70
cape OF exhibiting s utter disregard Of good sense good
feeling aud 90 d taste
The PAYS sis,es that ths majority OF the Aabama's
crew we're English, and that 0ap,sa senmes wss conf
dent that Il he could only board The kesrsarge his
would make short work OF the Yankees His ga antry
Ia accepting ight against gre2t odes has pr0dncaf
may be said against lie French. daring and chyai
r. as laaIi,ies which never leave them indifferent
TIE NEWS IN THE CITY.