The New York herald., 1864-11-27

moreovcr 10 not subject to that serious qualification
which existed 10 the capture OF Messrs Mason aud
Sdel from al English vessel In that case, the most
rabd OF tbe federals must have been somewhat
troubled by the apprehension OF British resentment In
the present instance there is 40 need for smar Alarm
Erazii much too weak Power cope with the United
States. The nsul,ed government has. by ~ithdeawlne
the exequaur or the American Consul evnced s indg
nation bat Is Of course unable obtain real redress.
1he uDscrupplous federas wi there ore regard their
Achievement with uumit,gated satisfaction They
look the fearful oost TO themselves at which
such these purchasedtbe Ioss OF national honor
could adequately the injury which results
from their Punc disregard OF honor TRUTH and nterna
tona rights they would discover tina, the capture OF the
Florida is 10 reality rnnous triumph
Lord Paimerston's speech.
ENGLAND's POSITION AT HONE AND ABa0Ap-HEE
H0PEs FOR PEACE IN AMERICA AND INDIFFERENCE
TO 1Hx PRESIDENTIAL sLeCyiOS.
.lFrom the Ioudon Times Nov. 10
Last evening Lord lalmerHou sbe TO congratulate
hs hearers again the general prosperity OF the
country and that happy dulness or annals which
lands The closing weeks Of the year 1864 find England
prosperous and conteuted tut tho,a anr,ey the
possible consequences Of events ,tat taking place
elsewhere. II is as u we looked tho and
ail calm Immediately around but tar in the ds
tauco the signs OF iuf aus aiDds ard stormy here,
home, there is positively acdent. Tho deep cur.
Of induftry sod material advancc sweeps almost
without rippe 10 spite o. temporary hnsnsai DIM
Cuitcs themselves the result o. confident prosperity,
the commercial progress OF tue country continues and
wealth increases a, rale which passes all tie sntcpa
lions OF politicians Pariamepts. IL Is needless
dwell upon tbe Increase OF trade the general well being
which cinused among the reone. and the sounduess
Of that commercial eoric which not soaken by
such blow rs ;be failure OF Americas cot,on Good
pe pie may amast ibirk Is "temPting OF Providence"
thus TO reitcrste greatness and prosperity but
this material lpe.ng the conspicuous
present history, and s existence expaing ost OF
tte poucai pho rSena which have surrr,sed onserv
ED during the iast few years. No oae who knows
what the English middle ard working classes we're
days and what they DOW fail 70 admit
that witch produced prescnt political
quietwe might say political apsthymust be the
mpor,au, influence reccps history lhc iuio in.
la
centrssted with the keen attention thar II given
is rssing foreign countries be reflected in the
speeches OF every observant politician II he searches
for the OF 1t 10 will fod II the tact that tho
rs, time, perhaps nstitutioua history, tho gen
erai webeiue the pcorie has suppressed Ior while
poica clscentent, and wessersd even the uadio1s Of
party conflict.
Thus /. Is Amos, necessary for spelker to d~eH on
the prosperity OF the country, Ia order 20 give
tor there BENG so te OF nome politics to ~ about
Fat tie Premier did ai 70 remind his audience that
moro or;uBgte land there are uot wanting
causes O. For three wears ali classes IN ,h,s
countTy have been ied compassion Tor the suffer
rgs Of the people dependent on tie cotton
OF Lancashire The hsa.,e.l tio,e Mat scu,d f oar
and enemies thought that the national prosperity
must slnK at least for while the tide
Ter the relief OF the sufferers. aGd up 70 this
tire tns calamity has been met with wonderful
vieor and But Lord ralnersion fcmin;s us
thai e!l u not over SCI, There y 10 The reacwsl OF
Lsnasshlrc distress warning that the mfssrg
,eh.eh hcHnStc eoafrt has uGrtsd Is MOI NJ end
fo Jaeis,Sen' ufrteT u,il b. gtor'y N ~
ton Manufacturing Glrcis There great nun
bsTe OF work, and thcre does hct
Improvement during tho coming mouths. hot In tots
matter the natcn vil not laii to do ts duty. u
come go happsly OF q tie great tris y has rcolcei
much IN beng liberated from dereuderce no the Ameri
grower aud he government, tbst y Ni do heartily
all that necessary carry the suffering rcrtcn the
people through their hour ~ misfortune This the only
csk spot o tie national prospect only makes the ght
ness Of the resi- the more conspicuous.
Turning TO the contemplation OF foreign countries, there
IL faf more Spectacle The British depcndcn-
CITES indeed, sbare The tranquility ant progress OF the
mother country The North American provinces under
ff n
rh me ( osctt Of The hoIse corsnneRi, engaged In
them territorial security, increased prosperity, and
wider field for the employment Of individual tslcpta
But the c,her sdo OF the frontier war, which be-
comes mouth savage ard relentless, Rtll
prevails. Already the election which gives the icde
raj Union It's cnier for the next four years is de-
cided, ana Mre can BE- ie doubt na, Mr.. Lincoln ttH
main IL, Office 10 carry uar er'errHaton dccins
the Nouie,n people There cn the other hand, are pre-
pairing Tor q new end more deadly struggle by arm,ng
their negroes, aud meeting African with African In
quarrel which the eyHence OF the unorgrate race has
Lnot or Mcclellan he The chief naoisr7te OF he No,lsra
States, but, locking upon their own domestic tranquility
and the mutual goodwill which marks The relations
csnnot but lament the passions which bavo brought
srch caismitics on Kindred people. and they will
hcaru " oin Lord Patnefsion IN hoping that tue two
communities may shortly bring 10 end this horrible
strife, which threatens tie devastation OF Of The
huest regiors 81 The globe, and tho bru,siizing or
Christian Ieope by which over increases and must
ever increase, 70 carpersn.
The Premier confederation cf festive character Of
tho meeting abstaued from auding TO the two great Eu
ropcan questions Which have moet occupied public
ton during the past Thoogh be did forget China
and Japan, and toog the opportunity Of utterug we'll
deserved oucay the two venerable lawyers who
present. Lord faimerson dbadiaef from referring 10 the
dimtmt Of Denmark TIE ccrreR,iog bef,peer
France aud Italy; but these important matters will be
the more spcuOUe "a the mind of the public by their
absence from tho Trcmicrs speech. The Danish
war has been Judged by Europe and verdict
likely 10 be reversed Men OF every nation and OF every
party conservatives and liberals ~ England,
ivce and liberals OF francebrve all denounced the spo
suon sbich bss been accomplished IN the name Of 10.
mos occupied the public rInu o late r. the eonvcn.
ton with fespect to Rome. While events In the noth
OF Fufcfe show that the reign OF force not over
ibcre are grs Of moro kind for the pew
kingdom OF ltsy. The convention Of The 18TH or Sep
tember promises to brng 10 n settlement OF
the two great difficulties which perplex italian
statesmen. The french EMPEROR haIlag between hts
ce6re 10 eate rorton Of bis own people ard bF desire
" 90 justice ~ an ally nud satisfy hs own tense oi right
ha hvei term of years the ported beyond which
hN occupation OF Rome viii bot be extended u " need
iess 10 say more on thts SUBJECT than tht every reeC
lnr mhn bis secu 10 II, and british Minister might also
70 ry eee 70 H. uost hopeful pfospcet tily. In two
years We may rnst, there VIII he ony question lett
Tor Victor imanuels gOvefnmrnt--ho. to persuade
Austria 20 reinqueh rrovrce which only weakens inst
empne ana which Il tans erred ~ tie country o. vheh
" forms ha essential pIt, would tcnd 10 place the
peaos OF the eoulh o Europe n secure basis.
~ would have been doubt gratifying O. ectae
lord Mayors guests 10 bear few words these I'm.
portant subjects et time when foreign pOtlce form the
staple ol our public DISCUSSIONS. But must be COZ
tent TO have these matters more aud more Withdrawn
from The sphere of Manson House orat0ry ae the policy
OF the Cover ment becomes ard more inruenced
BY the doctriucs OF non interference. minister wiz
toisl life than give ntercet p,quancy by remarks
which may DO Troublesome hereafter.
GSrtbaidi ON the American war.