The New York herald., 1864-12-10

Jeclea them - pairs sni pen Aists ~ fne n~s
same time treating win ocD,s'np, IN D'. procams.
ton v neutrality wuion, bioding Gu good subjects,
bad esecisl c,ius 10 Geser Vance from officers In her
hAjesty's pay.
The Captufs OF ths p, esida.
THE LONDON 1IAEs' OPINION TAs DIPLOMACY
oF TRx 0HEvALiBR w9BB.
From tue iondt Times, Nov. 22.
lIsh nation MOI easily moved oy Isa,.ao. but
n ent With resstsnce 20 acts of wrong ailws words,
s.adg Hss n ~
affairs Of ~ sgitAed csGtncnt viii never be weakened
ey any 'annls Or nsecsives somLs from Amerlcansl
the answer o Mr. Watson Webb. the United states Min
Rio aneirO, 10 bs Brazan kbvernmens, 10 the
ea o.es aHS Is ., oss .mpss IL
eerias @en. reDreentxg 10 Most poscsrfai ssctsos n
capture Tho Florida in I've arbor Bahia wss
rass 'os wncn 90 ability coad and JUSTIFICATION the
pr.y soas Ss hs. heard or The affair with regret aoa ns
takes Aissf 10 the bra tsa aHeaf tAos
every rspara,on o3sres Aat Aoaor aId jsc@
,equiS But tho rsious dipoMast. drsadmg probably
the effect OF these concessions popularity at
home cannot stop here. He chooses 10 add-"mcrs
promptly and frankly than The same sct had been per
ps,ra,sd narbor the pe~eriui nsrime uasoa
n The wor,do why Alast meAning governnsas
should regulate s preupns and rankness IN doing jus
s NJ Webb docs ne
expan; the ssnsssce only ntroduced 70 alos the
writer 10 disress .. sace mo matter with witch Brazil
ssos ss .s ~
M. Webb states that repaFsson VIII b made sudsf
giving he o. 70 Ssss vino .s 10
rebellion against The legal koveremsut Of the Unisd
msnts for hAviDs gnxed them .he grousd that
they bad ouly followed the example of Eugand. Them
:. .ass. pos me motives os n hs country .c
Ing - II dsa " 1851. Ia % doing he y MOT c,Lisnt
70 -: S @ - sr
courtesy Of consulting shs American Minister IN ndon
ea. ss syss hi. cS. .nsry that was 'ns rssu' g. q
rsOosaizas - bessrsnss those In rsss,oa against
ss,esnsA in and ous OF P.rltausns q sxpooenta
more manly cousse." KAxlaDd mad, he argues,
TOwsr and 70 declare the vnes broken up ss
- give thom BY proclamation the rights bellgsrents
Europe and the Just sdeuson she wosd t6eceby have
brought on herss and she therefore IN the exercise 81
". SS e .Ss
position 70 treat ~ such ana see consequsscss "
which .ns had M rsss 70 sapp.s = da oar rsscs,
may ask these who are accustomed 70 ~ aAas the
vituper oe England n0ed 10 and
GuenttAi Glars q Amertcinss whether anytAisg more
scandalOnsly unisst and misshsvous thaa the anove
could have bees uttered by 80 lowest politician 10 shs
Unio0 Here 10 . holding of the Arss pusiAons
which fall 20 The lot OF "a American cizsU repre-
American ooniincus. and - and HIM tsxns advantage
70 charge tns Of peatrsl Power and
BODY OF statesmen who have passed tssir Hses 10
only Ia corssqaescs Of those
who conceived them IL would be waeto Of ms 20
,0iseaye aissupss y prove bis Ihai England had
- much light - recognize the 2n edoraes - an indie.
% = proposition 80 absurd that It could osiy have
proceeded fro1 o.s Of tho broihsrAsod which DIS
TIME tho qnson's procisua,in vas ISSUED. II need
be told 70 any who has the nost rsdimeasayy
popuntion a. forming an Independents Power u siep
that ought only be taken ssr oag considerations, And
30 broken that .hs has bssn virtually sstsn
lished. OK course u any ouassy has shs intention Of
i. Ssws s:s = 40 oct pss,nss . Sso,.rns var
against the old government. But ~ a. in our case u
aets.ai shros Of ia Jsrrer aWAsssiy 30 ore Is sc
credlts its esvoy and ooosas - the new one This
n scs. and sssous sody O .as
the South he saea o. holding any c1sesai
r":sces ~ %s;sss.s Tssssssrs No. tho dsrsss os
an mmeoss population ~ home mos the spectacle Of
after year ior s indie endsDes; not tho suggesoos q
foreign PsweSs not the capliousnes aud frequent
led deviase from The path neutrality.
The topfede-atss, though frequently victorious have
%.s n dy
private individual on this side Of Ins ocean.
tecOguitloU oam0enng
totally dnsrent certainly vcquircs Aras amount Of
dsudHcs or ifpufens for politician to take such
and make II ,ho text Tor libel on Fnssna sor sskns
those precautions which other States have initiated
any ono wsIs g sl down = irsuas case which should
reiAtiug TO beiigerents, he could not invent
apt than the recon. Allah a. bahia. oil Datiols
m,ssi. IN this Brazilian port, we might have
the cruisers or two hoetie communities. Was the
Brszian government 10 seixe md the OF
ss pirates or 70 let tie federal ves-e, and
Confederate vessel nRht out In portf Was tn Freu,
government bound TO allow kssrsarge the
bams NJ Chcrbonrgr We're ws wroDs not allow sDs
Tusesrora lre into her adversary m Southann It
wa,erf ln short, 10 any natr,n retain any conr
over 10 own harbors. mnst the whoe cvili1e
ther rivals wherever they may ind them. simply BE-
cause II has no reDt 10 call the latter by Will,
evidently .opss to them I3
The true distinction INIT beigercucy is not poIiti.
Gal state Ike n.tnal 'ndepsnder CO, bat simp
Ia, e|%%aIv %a, os Lighting sesy '.s oen,sesa,s ana
bctwesn them or thoir adv aud the world
rel they must be recognized AZ bell serenss u use
things IL would be iust sensible deny CON-
nct bstween the armies o. Grant aud Leo battle,
ara IN call movement for the Dispersal or rioters
10 deny mat what passing the naval war
War on sea and shore the world has witnessed
yorsencn war a. II expec cd to Axain, cspe
ci.ily between men OF the samo aod LANGUAGE II
the long past proclamation OF ucso reverted
to ought not TO he rather With praise OF tho
then dscsyed, and ought not American politician 10
CONFESS inat Enslishmen took clearer view wheu they
with Y" than dd Nr Lincoln aud bis spbo dnates who
assured the world continually that everything
be settled By small levy Of volunteers In single cam
psispf
Jsn. Davi' Speech 60 tho Rebel Con-
Srosss
THE AHMfSG THE Ny0rOEs
fFrom the London telegram, Nov 23
We must wait for the ful text OF the Southern
Presidents speech beore iu ~ estimate ts yavs
= an. A.a sso o. IN. times h.ysyss even tho
ge-tivc. Ma Taiig eno1gh, Mr. DAVIS is somewhat
ab Ut Bon.rec'gUit'on. He ,ste European nations
ebsre the Dslbiy for the unnecessary cnptnu
ance OF the war; he urrcs that, as every Furopssn
government 70 really convinced that the uuion IN
never be restored, recognition would be merely Q
logical rctut this COW iciioo. sbd be disc sims
any desire Tor further inte vention. To President
D4ym, as TO President Lincoln, the answer of
Great Btitsio must be that the American .trug-