The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-28

The English papors advance nothing on American
affairs
The news Of the fall Of Savannah caused in
American securities fall rebel scrip Of four per
cent; but the of Buffers failure at Wilmington
neutralzed good effect Of the victory Savannah
The British press contains high compliments OF Sher
mans skill general
The news of the fall Of Savannah caused much excite
ment although fully expected Add tional compliments
were heaped upon Sherman for his skill The rebel
loan fell about four per and cotton abont penny
under the news while American securities improved.
The advces by the Peruvian Of tho failure Mt Whining
ton, however caused reaction In the evening
The London Post CREDITS sherman Of the most
daring sklfu) soldiers Of the present day. and re-
CARDS the occupation Of Savannah as of vital Importance
The London Times editorially replies to rumors from
America that Franco and England contemplate early
recognition Of the rebel stat,s saying does not b.
lieve such movement has been entertained for
moment and thinks such step would prove fatal 10 tho
government II emphacaiy denies that II enccur
aged any idea Of Intervention by England.
The failure OF the Unonists before Wilmington hal
somewhat revived the dropping spirits OF Southern parti
sans felt under the Of Sherman and
Thomas and caused rally In the rebel 'oan Of two per
cent and relapse in nve-twenty bonds Of one and
half per cent
Mr. Seward, in letter to the Union and Emancipation
tons Of tie society and ts devotion the best interests
Of America but points that the final declaration Of
his election Is not yet made.
Mr. Foster, N. r., in addressing his constituents at
Bradford rejoced the Northern and the
evidence of the speedy destruction Of slavery He did
not despair Of nm Intimate close alliance OF kindness and
friendship between England and America nctwithstand
ing tho prevailing bitterness Of feeling
Tho London Times has editorial the proposition
in Congress- and halls It substantial Improvement,
but thinks that In these evil tinse and with franchise SO
unmanae cable that In America viii fail 10 work out
tia permanent Improvement which might otherwise be
expected from II
"Historicus the we'll known legal writer In the Times
publ shes long letter dcnouncng the instruct OF Mr.
Benjamin. the robcl Secretary Of the Navy 10 the
treatment Of neutral vessels by robc cruisers He hopes
that whatever csc theac instructions may accomplish,
they viii At least secure this--,hst Confederate
cruiser shah ever again hal from On English port
The Trouble Between Spain and Peru.
ARREST OF THE COMMANDER or A PERUVIAN WAR
SHIP FOR ALLEGED VIOLATION or THE ENLIST
MENT ACT.
Lovpo., Jan 10, 1885,
An application was made at the woclwih Police Court
yesterday for warrant 20 the commander Of the
Peruvian vessel Union fer breach o. The Foreign
Enlistment act The Union s lying IN tile Thames, and
large part of her crew has been engaged In London
agreement. binding them 20 two years on any
vessel naval mldsry establishment, belonging 10
the government Of Peru u said be tue intention
Of tho Peruvian commander N the arrival OF the
nett nall which is expected to biing OF dccara
ticn OF by Peru AGAINST SPAN and then 10 out sni
prey Upon the Spanish mercantile II seems that
The vess lying somo miles outside Of Tho ~ tro-
pn police district and The magistrate ruled that The
application for the warrant must, therefore, be made
70 .as nearsSt county magistrate.
France.
,..1.,s that the number OF ships 10 be disarmcd,
. ~ ~ IvPo. ~ ta economical Views set forth In ".
~ n 80 WIN sno lcss than III ny thrcc
The Kqnac,r denies The rum. I'D Of disson,,en,
tions In the adm ns,ro,on OF Algeria "s AZ R"c.S
between the Minister OF War and the Dlk. VA io.r
Tho Paris Bourso the 1Ith inst was Dat 'V"t'
The rcntes closing at eGf. eoc.
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Spain. -
The United States steamer Sacramento arrived NJ CadS
on the 3d She had been IN collision with British brig
Tho latter WIS damaged but nothing was said Of
damage to the Sacramento
To the Senate Caldcrou Colantes attacked the ministry
fer the abandonment Of 81 Domingo.
Marshal Narvaoz replied that IL IL the inter- 81 Of
Spain tho step was proposed.
Italy.
Turin journals deny the Fncnt that NJ meeting nr
Italian raiio,s at Genoa, u had been dcc e 10 as
gate sur, c'on 10 venea with The approval of tie
Italian 20 srnrnent.
Tho gepor: Of Vic committee Of inquiry into the sep.