The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25
Our London Correspondence.

LONDON Dec 3. 1854
The British "Lion" Dgeai~1 Mr.. Lincoln's Rebellion
Lsaie Buster the Florida h6aiy, but tJohn BuiI''
Ansid1ie the Whole-Enoiands Want OF Allies
Small Dividends for Blockade Runners and Bankrupry
in Prospect-Invcstmens in American Railroads Mo-.
s0ilhstanding TIE War-How Feed the United States
Treasury, &C.
John Bull has received tho news OF the Presidential
election with kind Of sulep silence He has really found
out that Jonathan intends to manage bis affairs in
the way that seemeth best to hun, whether IL plesses
the said Mr.. Bull not He has long prayed for
yeur dissolution; but he finds you will not Dissolve aud
he means 10 put up with IT, Somehow lately the papers
here half cantsnkerous they rather
think that while Grant and sherman, and Farragut and
sheridan, have been knocking the "spotsn out JeT
Davis couederacy they have been knocking OF
starch and conceit out OF John Bull
bit Of bounce and bluster has been hoard touching
the Florida affair cbaracterzing as ''grest outrage.
breaking international law, and all that but the bus-
ter has been Of the small species.
Mr. Bull happens just have no Minister at the
Brazilian Court, and be cannot take up quarrel on be-
bali Of country with whom be happens quarreliug
himself What dces Byrou say OF Bulls pug.
sacityf "fought balf the world and
bullsd the oshsr.n just the British nation
does not happen TO have single cordial friendly
a.y the face Of the Eobe. Stop; may be little TOO
last think that breechsss savage the King of Dahomy
"a pretty fair terms with the nation OF shopkeepers
and though The alliance Ia not very srstocfac one II
II you viii 30 work whom you get through with your
present war; and Civ: the universal British nation one Of
foe will be greater service TO the world than thing
that has happened during this century and all the nations
will cay amen. DO not be too selfish, but DO little OF
the dirty work that Europe just docs not dis
posed 70 do While your band rs in you may as well
polish OF the big bully, and nave done with It,
BLOCKADE runners are 10 the dumps. Your cruisers
have captured many OF these gentry lately that their
dividends sing small. Steamers that valued with
their cargoee eighty and hundred Thousand pounds
make hole 10 their lockers. Many OF tho steamers
lately captured are owned by Alexander Collie Co., and
By The AIbon JOINT stock Company The leading man in
the latter concern Thomas Begbe mot "Bgbie or
INSCRIPTIONS Tho prospects seem fair that you will
drive him into the bankrupt court
but little is said Jet OF sherrnan's bold pueh Pro
baby II be marches 90 Charleston or Wilmington, very
few bore will know any difference IN magnitude between
such campaign and march from london to Canterbury
Mr.. Golden said II he was man OF wealth he would en-.
dow q prolessorsbp at oxford University 10 teach tho
youthful mates Of that temple OF learning knowledge
o. American history and geography He stated thst Il
map OF the United States wore sd before the members
Of that University and they were asked 10 pvt nnger
on Chicago he did not believe one o. toem could cme
within a Thousand miles Of t. Unquestousby be was
right There ~ no measuring the prouhdity OF their
snotauoe-tbe educated classes hereon that
relates TO America But the X m OLD storya chronic
CONF that the patient will never recover from
10 the midst o. all the fustisn and nousense on tho
subject OF The American war, Mr.. James hcHeury the
contractor aud builder Of the Aspc end Great Western
Railway, has just issued two millions eight hundred thou
continental railway million two hundred sand
rouuds Of which subscribea before scrip
advertised. The transaction endorsed by
Morton Peto, Sam. Quincy, NJ p JoDn p. KsDnard aud
Cha Mozby, OF Liverpool, with Freshaeds newman
az solicitors and E. y. Satterthwste az one Of the
kers Could any scheme have better sponsors thar
No Amer can has negotiated such large anspcal
transactions "a this county securities In the United
states Mr. McHenry aud none have ever been taken
80 readily The debentures OF the Atlantic Railway
issued at ninety payable In full IN three years al eight
per cent-eluivslent TO twelve per cent interest
In the reorganization OF your Cabinet ~ y 70 De hopon
that you will al the head OF the Treasury who
knows the principles that ought 10 form the bsss Oh al