The New York herald., 1865-12-09

Annexed are personal sketches OF some Of the rebel
bondhoders whose names appear the official rebel
lists entitled TO interest at the last payment in
about the month Of November, 1854
f. Akroyd-A woollcn manufacturer At Halifax, in
Yorkshire
Hon W. Ashley-A brother Of the Earl Of shaftesbury
and officer under the Lord Chamberlain
Hon. Evelyn Ashcy-A of tho Earl OF shaftesbury
and private secretary Of Lord Pamerston
George r. Bdder-A civil engineer, but better known
by his sobniquct OF tho Calculating Boym
Robert Bunch late British Consul at Charleston later
II. Ms Consul General at Havana and now Minister to
Honolulu. This took such active part with the
rebels Charleston tnat his dismissal demanded by
the United States but her Majestys government refused
and his cxcquater was withdrawal
r. Bsinbridgc, NJ P--This name s no doubt fictitious
There Is no such on the Parliamentary list.
Victor Buckley man Is a clerk In that depart
ment OF the Foreign Office through which passed all
respondencc with and about the United States.
Marquis Of Bath, young and wealthy peer, who
tertaned the rebel emssary Mason frequently at his scat
Longleat. In willis
j. s. Begbie extensively engaged in blockade break
ing Al first he boasted Of his success but nnay wound
up in the Court OF Bankruptcy
W. E BAXTER NJ P.-This Ia 5subtlcss false entry
Mr. Baxter has always been friend Of the United States
isuac Sampoch u co., rcDci nRcnts nnu pockauc run
ners, London.
A. Collie Co., engaged in blockade running As they
acted principally agents for Huppcr. and took only
small risks themselves they supposed to have made
money.
Lord Campbell, son OF Lord Chancellor Campbell; has
always been decided rebel partisan and their mouth
piccc in the House Of Lords
J. Caird NJ P-This gentleman has always been faith.
fa 70 the United States His could not have been
placed on the list with his knowledge.
Lord Eusace Cecil second Of the Marquis OF Sails
bury, Member OF Parliament for South Essex
r. w. Crawford, Member Of Parliament for London.
J. cunard, one Of the family Of the well known steam
chip owners.
4 Co. He was deeply compromised by the Cole transsc-
tions and retired from the firm.
John Vincent Crawford, was British Acting Consul
General at Havana from June O. 1902 10 October T. 1891
lie was VIGOROUSLY rebel partisan. His once was a
rebel rendezvous and the rebel dispatches from Europe
were frequently sent In duplicate 10 him Ho sent them
u Adderley, at Bermuda OF 70 Lan'le Ban Co.. at 81
Lord Robert Cecil NJ. r., now viscount Crnnbourne;
sits for stamford; Is violent opponent Of tho United
States.
q. Campbell Bermuda, a rebel agent
j. Day, London, the famous liihographic printer
John T. Delane, editor OF the London Times
rebel sympathizer Supplied large quantities of paper
and printing material 10 the Richmond authorities IL
President o. the Royal Astronomical Society :,
New Orleans, In 1sbo--a bankrupt
9. II. Elley, Reoorder Of the city OF York
Earl of Fiiihardings, q her hpssys Privy coun
Pish. Hon. George Cecil weld Forester. NJ p, and
"a D. 4 4 D. Forward, blockade breakers, owners Of
Lieutenant Colonel A. Frsoman,le, author Of work on
tho South durlng tho war
Sir j. rorsasos, \. p, always plotting with KssuS