The New York herald., 1865-06-10
PRICE FOUR GENTS.

not - With dsrkened mr. as,t.A ,1c sAsv eo,A nj
ing the organization the other side Of the Atanc y
the truth OF the Information which they abs bring
For example, the American Journal s..ss thss ne
dnl exercise h now vigorously enforced In every town
ship and parish throughout The Emerald Isle BY ths
omce dril ssrgeants and military ENJOYS SAINT over BY
me Oder from America The Cork Journal ndicules
this statement and asks who can be humbugged BY II,
The young in the towns Of falling into rank, and
mailing Or moving At the word Of command But it de-
ns .nss mere have been any arms smugged into the
couny OF that there are any military depos along the
army may have brought his pistol and some
omcer hls sword, but arms for disthbution
rs'sncr rs nHso Deeh nor could Do introduced
of the neonls on this snh.ct Tn C"rr - $is.,~. N
they have got no arms there, but they be-
neve tns' .ney are sscred IN cnfrlck or Ci99 VIM
csrrick and CionmeI are looking TO Cork a. kyored
spot And 90 II is throughout the country-(h part
.snoyns .1s. wnss nss NO. itse 70 % o.no v.nor
nance or which the mvsiery OF aecret oreanzation h
most favorable. Were we able 70 closely the
sac OF tnc picture we snoud nos 'mpfceenay
proportions the afiar Is found To asmmc Still n wouH
seem that there ID In reality good deal Of drilling going
on under cover o. neld sports temperance bands &C
last sunday morning Constable Hayslp. Of Coyne sta
ton and party Of his came on body Of between
oan ,, s vna nve nunaIea men rnom .Sey srongy
ne psr,shes ana some OF Them are Known 10 he dis
affected members of society The conclave had outposts
nv h0 Of M
was Immediately made known and the exploring party
found only large number of men engaged in the unrea.
sonsble occupation OF football
but n the southern peasantry think the country worth
fighting for they evidently do not feel II is country
worth living in for notwhstandng the splendid pros
rect of gsod hsvv.st caused hv Tho mnst favorshIa
weather we have had for many years the local papers in
that pars OF the country inform us that the tide OF emf
rrston still novs westward with undminished force
Evsry dsv sees crowds "s Young healthy mem and wo
men leaving our shores TO better their condition In the
New World, and instead Of emigration decreasing It 10
The Rebel Loan I'm ENGLAND.
rur oavrnNurNr MORE ro nI.Irr THAN ruu
.nrc,,I mons
The London Daily News Of the 25th has an interesting
communication on the subject OF the rebel bonds in
Europe, In which the writer administers another pune
ture 10 the slacy by which Lord Palmerston seeks TO
explain away the concession OF begerent rights 70 the
'
'o"cis.
After stating that the loan has resulted in the loss Of
,nore than 20 OOO 00O M English capa the
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oent conuhues as ioows-Ihe Cohederate cot'oh loan
erpedent skilfuy devised to meet the Of .
large class Of Epglisbmen who for various reasous
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and desired to aid to greater ep,on. than was POSSIBLE
bv absolute donatjon Accordingly IL was framed to
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those OF speculation and having been issued
Of great political fervor for the South and when also
nnancta enterprise possession Oh
the public IL succeeded maryclously, and ut time
commanded premium OF Ave per cent.
II Is interesting question whether this expression Of
public sympathy for insurrection against friendly
government remained within transgrcssed the bounda
OF proprety this point II likely that the
subscribers Of the Confederate cotton loan will get less
than justice done them. The loan was subscribed by
who felt peculiar hostility 10 the people or TO
yernment of the United States: by soc t may be- who
would have rather the old Union maintained In ts
integrity but who, being Of practical turn OF mind,
accepted they imag ned the unatcrable facts, and
wished do what was the whole, FOR the best This
class OF subscribers not perhaps, very numerous
but furnished some OF the heaviest or tho subscrp
tons And II cannot be denied that they erred under
very high sanction Of course the declared opinions o
our public men had great weight win them Theil
action OF course outsrpped that OF our statesmen
! out the direction OF that action was not doter
mned wtnout careiuI observation OF tne language ana
T.ude ot inc ieaaing mempeIs o' .nc goVernmen, :;
un's VIII nor oe aoup.ea OF denieu oy any VINO can scl