The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27
EU r o p E.
Our London, Paris and Berlin
Dispatches.
American Affairs ON tho Other Side
- Of tho Atlantic,

Sc,
Our London Corrsspsndsnss. -
L0S0os. Jan. Z, 1906.
The BritisA Aeeacsn ~ 90 Bstfs Of Nss Osgse~s-Ee
feet Of ne Rsosmt victorses On Rebs keows and Pro
jecs-TAs Unf~tsAed Blpcbsds Rxsmsr Hassk Sold
Fremsnsst Oss~sy ~ Bssossds Rswxsss Ordsys His
Agents in BsrmSda and Nassax to Sell Oxs-Li.dsay
n r., Down With PuraIysis-Lsrd Lyons and tks Brit
iak Ainisfers on Amerscss Afairs-TAs. French En-
peror Awaisim1 an 0vsys Act-TAs zsmes Hedging, d.
Fifty yean ago this day young American general
taught the British sssor and by the way tho London
Aas~psm this week, in trying to make up for it, habit
uai lack Of brains by thorough lack Of principle
viewing General SCOTS Life" says the British d.
fested ct New Orleans because The American forces out
numbered them thpeste ONE. always thought Il was
In she main acon the eastside Of the river four 70
one the othsrway. ~
No lack or news this week. y tho rebels here
are Fghns in the language Of Shekspsrs,s deshroned
monarch, sSorrows come lot single spies, but in bat
talons" Queryi-sheznan s battalionA First, d yOs
~ the rebel loan how its value dances about
now UP, down, and especially down. II has fallen
per cent least bit Two daysecoyersd two
PER cont Do you know whyi when that loan was
placed enough OF UP pDncpil Ess retained BY the
b4aksN placing y 70 pay thsss half yssiy instruments
bsr, 1904 N0w ~ lAss Of March, 1895, AZ near
n shaaA, without ! shos~~in Thea lockeyo Heides
kntxA this and vsfs frtshtsssd, and wers ssslins
Of, and q esuzps n was aeprecissfng. Now they
have . Ans new steaher, 70 bs~ called the Hawk,
nearly finished built purpose for Davis gcssrnmen
for blockade running; for you msst know thst the
rebel government has taken 70 bIoskads rupnlns on
IL ownyAcoount and she Was 4eariy done Shswas .
cost x7s,seo, and, had paid up on her ths sum o.
$4,000 The last instamsnt the vsnssi overdue
some three weeks, and no faAda Then came the news
Of shermans safe arrival at Savannah and the departure
OF Admiral Porters neet for Wilmington blockade
ranaiss, was evidently all up, The rebel losn wss
going BY the rum and then Mr. Mason fare orders
soil thSGIawk that nsrcs bird q prey p harmless
~ buzzard She only brought A2o, CO. This money
was placed 70 The credit Of the London agents Of the
loan, and the "faithfu informed that the interest
money had been provided for the March instalment.
That statement went into the newspapers and the value
Of tho loan recovered from one 70 two pcr cent
to-day IL has fallen again n
Tho owner the greatest number Of blockade
has sent word Bermuda and Nassau to sell on his
steamers fast they will bring seventy per cent Of
their value, These spectators complais OF several
breaches Of faith in the rebel government towards them
They tho govenmenu enter into the business ON their
own account; they will not furnish the cotton ~
on government account and last the rebel authertics
make all blockade runners unload all OF their fine WEIGH
steam coal sSon b Is ney North a. ana
and the furnaces being adapted 70 the former
and not to these By three or four knots an hour in
their usual speed The consequences Is that steamers
that laughed al your cruisers going In are caught
while eosning out One Of the rebel governments
own steamer blockade runner, was caught the other
dsy-ths General Lamb or some such Names nns ves-
sell and private blockade runner here on hearing q IT,
his and
brcAches faith have disguised and discouraged ts men
IN the bunem here and one Of them, poor, pawky Lind
cay Mp II has sent nto paralysis Of the brain, and
Common 10 stil has large interest in one Of the
Lord Lyons Ia. BEEN back about week gentleman
Or my acqua ntance talked with his ordshpab Ame
and The late declared ed thai The ssess
raj Of savaasss and 0harston - csraJn and thai OF
R,smopd Il i'd carr. All TIL. ,. has assured tho
a. end thse shs next step no thinks win
b the srning q the slaves and that this, with tho
and bios out the hopes Of rebel independence for
YS icy as
who has no more Of the finer feelings Of humanity
towards slaves other oppressed rsce. than alligator
ds n 4 shs rrSSsS. sasincsicn * slavery
hear ssssricd by ono who has heardh tab'net Min
French emperor can make British government s,sn
FOR rncfasnA 70 the Idea Of recognizing tho rebss 80
!: overt sss Of y: g1sd mates !: %
S u. s can ss q sS e
Supreme Court Now, ~. ChAsfr Justes Ohsso hss an
opportunity Of making some decisions that Will BE- quoted
precedentx both for and against American Interests,
for and he shows himself master Of inter-
national law he win enroll himself alongside Of men Ike
great judges in britain All he has to do IL 10 do
right, and leave individual interests TO take their
The rebei government and all the rebel agents in
England IN greet disgrace with their own bst friends
and supportsra Thg openiy denounes 1.-THE u.hs whole
sundry verbal smbeliishnems that would mot
, psa.r X. axw Yoss a.4fa Captain ause
30 long operator here U now 70 the shade "played
QUIT but he has nsds Big pile BY his shrswdncsa and
live IN clover II, rsss Of his dsyA Mason am told
awful tecdy and foror yon want 10 hear the rebel
eovernm nt well berAt d. havo only TO Into any
secesh sympathzing crowd in London OF courss John
Bulls h. art soul, mind, conscience and religion are in
his brooches pocket and that IL invaded he speaks
bis mind without going private csnfsssos. Poor fs
low hss losing his ducas and hs temper Al the same
Wnw Vim be amused u the lavish prsise tbat the Tms
gives @. neral sherman. Tho 7sf0 s 'hedging' II II
Coming round on 10 tho Union side hope IL won't BE-
very sweet upon you. Its praise adoubni possession
Lei us be chsry o. H. 50 mote be.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Jan Q, 1895
The Appoirime~a u Prince Napoleon to ne Vice Fresi-
demcy Of tie Privy cosnci,7As Liberals a~d the Cler-
sy-0Sr Mes CAoros dA6sres-Rsesl Recrsa-
s~c in Pdris-P arisiaw Unmarried Acressss-Cans
Czamtanls-BaIet at As Iaiieas The Eaperor's Ia
Of Ceser-/moSas Of Ts6aocs Consswed IN Francs ~.
The appointment by the Emperor Of his "Cousin vien
aine the Prince Nspolson 70 Be Vice President Of bis
Prvy Council following closely upon the heels Of the
Popc's letter. 10 generally considered m a certain ssrt
an answer 10 that extraordinary document One Of the
most imporan. duties OF the Prvy Council take Into
consideration tho affairs Of Italy, and TO advise tho
course which the government shall pursue In regard
70 them Tho Prince Napoleon, son-inlaw Of the
King Of Italy, and whose liberal sentiments upon the
Roman question were fully developed in rather extra.
ordinary speech made In the Senate two years ago 10
OF all mon exactly the best fitted at present 70
occupy position In which by his influence he can snub
the extravagant prssensons Of his Holiness In another