The New York herald., 1865-01-23
American Affairs.

THE NEWS or suEeMAN's CAPTURE OF SAVANNAH
The Cubans of the fall Of Savannah received
In Liverpool the afternoon Of the 7th and caused
siderable excitement but It too ate in the day to de-
vclope any effect
cAPTAIN coRBETT, or THE PIRATE SHENANDOAH,
RENANDED LoR TRIAL.
Captain Corbctt cx x.cemmander Of tho steamer Sea
King alias Shenandoah brought before the mags-
trao AZ London the 5th charged with having enlisted
or attempted to enlist British subjects for Per-
vice In the Confederate Navy" The solicitor
who appeared behalf Of the government to
prosecute, stated tho case against the prisoner,
announced TO the that she intended and soId
for a cruiser and urged thcm to enlist in the service
Evidence was given IN support when the case was re-.
manded the prisoner being admitted 70 ball In Loo and
two surei!os Of g., 900 each
AyGLo-KEyEL VIEWS OF AFFAIRS IN THE REBEL
aTATKs.
The Richmond correspondent Of the London Times,
writing Nov 20 and Dec asserts that since tho
commencement OF tho war wes more serene confidence
entertained abot the safety Of Richmond aud Peters
burg be Grants force what Il may He also airms that
never was greater confidence and more hope enter
tanned 20 tho present and future OF scce
The London Timer likewise publishes n letter from
spence s secession corr spondsnt Liverpool bolster
ine up Che rebel cause and attempting show thai tho
North had gained nothing OF Importance during the
pas, year He believes The South will call oat the ne
groes and points 70 General lee ~ ths PROBABLE sue
cessof Oh 'eH DaslS ,-c'sf..... ..-as.s ..e.
The Army and Nary Ge1sfte says tho Canadian din.
Guilty WILL In all probability, lapse but not harmessy.
The display Of atsa hmel 10 Great Britain and of pstr
otic zeal which the recent events called forth will add TO
the many of irritation which the contrEt Ia
America has opened and will transfer TO the Canad ans
full share of the overowing anuo~ty with which Grca,
Britain regarded by the Of the Northern people;
bit the Canadians have Certainly established fresh claims
70 imperial sympathy.
THE ATTITUDE or rBATcE--ro INTERVENTION AND
"ISDgsrRrCrIBLE LIBERTY" TO RE LsrAB-
LIsuED--DANarR FROM MEXICO.
From the Paris Temps, Jan. =
In this rnpid review the war In America must only
matter and ne most caimcicai minds hGce oedsed 70 peok
Of intrertion Fer the old world, this unprc cedcnted
struggle Is spectacle rich In lessons at the time
formidable and consoatory by the cost now imposed
on the United states 20 extirpsc slavery, displays the
terrible Justice OF history and shows by what fearful
rnccs nations cxpate tho prolonged tocrancee of
II also exhibits by the incredible facility Of those sacr
fees abundance Of material and moral resources ~
,ch;ch idea ezissd, and above all shows by ths little
loss liberty they nave involved that liberty 10 not fatally
this point all European ideas, including our own are
completely bcwildercd. Tho rs election OF MI Lincoln
and the manner IN which II accomplished a . hs
pledge Of irdesfrucf;be hbe, w. and mill ,cndS N
history imperishobe pledge Of political and mo al
eotne Those are great iessons OF which Europe has
the cotton crisis but those precisely only lessons
The facts whether they please not quito out Of
reach of European action and this truth gene
rally admitted. A single eventually, which Is nos
probable might give rise 10 conflict between Europe,
or a least France and tho United States that IT. that The
Union might be reconstitutcd and the United States be-
come fee in their movements before France was qnits
deenaaged from Mexican affairs We will Add thai tht
evenuay Is not probable because " there h no lonse
any possiblIu "a doubt Of the reesADshmens VI la'