The New York herald., 1865-11-13
Another Specimen of England's
Strict Neutrality.
A Companion List to That OF the
Rebel BOndhOlderS.
Names Of the Principal Contractors for The
Rebels in England.
The British Consul at Havana a Princi-
pal Agent Of the Rebel Government.
Ae. Acs Ae.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IL. 1895.


As Of the help aGo rded to the rebels by
English government officers asserted that upon the
breaking out the rebellion, Henry Hotze, Of Mobile
London manufacture letters and articles to
be inserted in the English and French newspapers, In
order to give the kyorable colorng TO III rebel
transactions with full instructions to pay for their
insertion II the could not be managed otherwise
Upon his arrival Havana his visit TO the British Con-
SUI Mr. Crawford, was OF very friendly nature, and
they became 20 intimate that Hotze b. Helm and the
Consul pledged themselves individually and collectively
to aid the holy OF the confedcracy to the utmost
Of their power while life remained in them " From
that hour the British Consulate became the chief rendez
vous between rebcdom and Europe Despatches-always
written in triplcate one copy being sent through
the English Post ONCE addressed under cover to the
British Consul being transit-moncys mun
tions Of kc, all consigned the kind Offices
of Mr. Crawford The captains of the blockade runners
also rst steered to Mr. Crawford being the trusted
deposiiary Of the current port signals These signals
changed by the rebels every month; and Mr. Craw
ford. being the trusted empoye, first made
acquainted with the change for tho purpose Of inform
ing the blockade runners-two business houses nj st.
Thomas and thence to Bury street. London
It has been estimated that by Mr. Crawfords direct
assistance upward OF TWO millions Of bales of cotton and
hfy thousand boxes OF tobacco thus smugned ont
through the blockade To nothing OF the munitions OF
supplied the rebels from England, and OF which
slight idea may be formed by the single statement that
M1ruders forces in Texas, were entirely armed and
supplied from Europe principally from London, directly
by the aid and personal assistance OF Mr. Crawford
And this is neutrality
1t is said that the following inorma,v- 0~.ss from
rebel sources
LIFT VERSIONS GREAT AND sun
GOODS MOSTLY coSTRABASD os WAN, NJ rnE
RrB.Is DURING TrE MsuRREcrIoN:-
Albion Trading Company tB), London, contrartS
Atkinson G. r., Sheffield, contracts.
Armstrong, Sir william 4 Co., eight Armstrong guns.
Arnold, 50 Flee. street, London, miscellaneous goods
Beech Root Co. tB), Liverpool, rebel agents
Byassard h Son, No. Brabant street, phipot Lane,
| London spirits &c
Collie 4 Co lB,, II Lesdenhan street, London, esn
Condy Brothers, Garlick Hill, Ba,,srsea, London, mis-
| Condy Brothers under the name Of r. Mack, sar'rk
| Cunard Co. Liverpool, freight
1 Cook Holloway, London, miscellaneous goods
Davenport, A. j., London, medical stores
Dawson Bros. & Newman tB), rebel agents, London.
! agents.
Dawson Bros. & Co lB,, London, rebel agents
| and surgical instruments
Emery, Oxford street, London, miscellaneous goods
Frineley sons Cannon street, London miscellaneous
| Ford r.. Manchester iron, &c
| Fornie Brothers tB) Liverpool, rebel agents
| Forward Go. tI) Liverpool, rebel agents.
Fimn Co., London, army and navy buttons
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,,ravse, w Aw m No a !, Helen,s street Lon
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| Houney 20, London, miscellaneous goods.
4 RIing.rd.r A. co m, Iivernoo, rebel agents
,,snne ~, T. iivcynoaI scn rebel aeen,
4 u,r,h., n = "A a.. M q niiIiter street lAudon
,oo,s s''''' : = 80 80 '''
! Morcar p,.s 4 "a "A, pox I sne Iondou drucs 40
| Mn,Ia % ,,sann ~, Ucnmnanv 1R,' rehe, agents M
S,s,na.r ua,,na, ~ " y IJndsax prcor,esor Of Inc
o,,n S,rnvc, pembroLe On Austin Friarr ana Alder
NAN Ms,sn, !, ~, ~, Iive,noo, rs,e, agents
us:..rcs " 4 "a ~, "A FRIDAY street London mis-
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