, 1865-06-22

trouble to moderate the exhAynKant elAtion
OF TIE houf. --:-4-.-o-
ATTEMPT: 20 -HuapUe 7uE 4solo-arsk1
J.. BozpuolDERs. =
ITO tie Editor Of tho London Poss.l =
SIN: In the hope Of cautIonlng tue holders
flctng them at their present depressed value.
venture 70 tollclt the- favor 6f yoar insert.
ing this letter. .:',:~
These bonds were issued und.r the sauc.
ten Of an act Of Congress Of the Confederate
States It the high p,lce Of .90.S Every Rl00
bond was and q erchangeahle for 1900 1bs
OF cotton siK months alter tho signature OF
peace between the belllgetents. By the Law
Of nations It Is no breach Of the neutrality
laws TO lend money to belligesen,st and prf.
yate individuals In al countries OF Europe
have lent money to North snd sonth.
:, Whether the Southern States. separated
from the Union, OF made peace without the
bonds.
1ven!u1e to aftrm, from my knowledge Of
the sentiments Of the South, that these bonds
viii sooner or later fe paid. The Moth can
not prevent their doing. 80 wishent paying
they Will, on consideration, absorb them
either l!y purchase or Otherwise, as matter
Of policy for this loan:wns raised long be-
fore the act ct CcnKrrBs Ess passed setting
forth that they would not recognize Coniede.
rate 1osus.
The North, therefore, will 1ot run the ,,ss
of 1s.,nn, ,inhhc3 ran"5i.t--s ~ - ~ suI ~
pun!thtng NUT ais, Who had just as much
right to lend tie South money as the North,
The probabslItY Is that this loan viii hc
portloned out among the Confederate States
IN proportion to their resources and when
three hundred thoueand pounds of these
bonds are nredcemed-to be divided among
seven StAtes with enormous resourcea-It IA
absurd to suppose that provision viii not be
made for Their payment. the more cspeciallv
as each OF these States will require fo;tht5
loans !som Europe In order to repair the ray
ages OF war;.
There Is slso another reason why the hold
crs Of these bonds ought not to sssrifice them
at present prices, VIZ: that thete ans stronr
e,ou1 de for believing tLat the Son:hern r.,
sources in this county viii admit of another
dividend and drawing being maid in scntcmber
which a,e together equiyaisnt to lie D: ssent
nLmlnal value Of tls bonus thsref3re van.
tuIc 10 hope that no one holding tdcso cotton
bonds viii be ccmpe1icd 10 nart viii, then1
at present prices. A;rcadr the rnte Yankees
are buying them up. and ii wouid not sur.
prize NE t. see them treble their nresent yniue
within SIX weeks from The prest 1t time. as at
present pr!ces $50 600 would buy up tie
Ny object in writing Ia not tn }nanre anv
one to bny these bonds. but 10 1,r.ss.nt tha.ss 10y
who unIoftpnateiv hoid them from ssiiin9 .H1
them. ' avn esA'ans
II. THEIRS URGES THE ABANDONMENT orv
Pc. lco. os AsA'
In the French Chambers, on the I'd ,nst
budget, and .trrnrIy conit t.Ynned ti,e Ne-;ea,s @
policy Of the Emncrar IL seid ."o .hsa 9.an ~,
two rreat Yars IF Tho c,imcs ard rtcIN 49, t,s sae
lad C nc 10 little Wars.-i,ftie IN 1e,srd aut5 y
The number Of men enca~ed n t%tn, o ny ~
Eer+d no e1noase !" .-a1 .Ee alssaace. which ren.
fbe se,ions cam,3i,s oassaasta9te. as!ss AND OF
from thrn, .rl. =. N..esa "asea 1alsnt aslse
rnsf nnn.a mo-, ~ ~ 11uau 1.Ma WIT naa already
the conse n1,ence n,foht 10 S,n " ~ re1A W.
Al The tentinuedl n rnn wnuid ,nItS.,aot. S.@sS.
Mexico. should ior nv pa.t he yerT olaa
know very well that il Won1i-rardsr ma
the cxpreasIon-hutt the selfiore Of the gov.
esnmtnt. Perhaps I Snail he fnid nv Il.
kelflorc. but ith rood faith in Eosa;,,s. ~. 40
eagemcpts, Be csrefnl fow ron ~ ;,.at su
Decause il ven entak of nIfrhfo5 az. "aa..
viii lepd me 10 believe tha. rnn ba,.s asa ~ ~"
mIttcd your.eivfs to enrn.,s,ne uasa ts com
year you protested you I'D not enteIsd red intn a,ns
Thrreinrr # "a thst - A. assp ~ e.sae @ o. s9en.
but sci love. Afftr ssvinT ~; uoa -. sa !a!su
not be- tfnut,ht 10 nfFan3 *, s.,s,oI ~ ousak
adontInr ihe 1anunaHa ,,ss5 ~ T., kW'e.nMsnhM
eouit to Napoiean I Al nee.,i.-, ~ ~ ~ 1S1a a' ~
] hIers coucinded s,ra -aTrsa ~ thta -.
il viii doubtless cost Toas % sci9ia4 tus peass sa
tbInr. Int rn,,r ,r,o,r noth;,r Xxx e.uts e.. . eoms
is sEst Of frane,. "a 1o, sha aoF ygar Etoty
resolution proposed 10 von ), a-d ai.n c,tsnG sue
tGr rtr+nf avsmnsA - - : ~ aleo c4ttuEE
=, ior. fEe interest Of the country mi e1pedi-
scn Whien @ baa no chance Of sucecss'C(ap-
T. T. uo1.on ssnsna On several tenGhee}-H therefore,
.,,S ,1,o aati ia. us ol france everything,
th.r 'rS 1EnMid s,..1 M ms gusethment nothing,
NJ 1co Then ~ ',,"I', uR soa.asS a. 70 esaenate
AZ = rn,lt;ons ,n;eht 10 aHsasaS VI II icass
] % sSI,nrs 20 rn SueS.eo, esr o,,
!: tpsr,s co,,c,n,,ao,;a ~. ;, a,,o.
- E,t ponasoen Lonaon Ne ~. June 81
E,nrcrm M, m9n ~. m'Ss!oa = smply 70 inform the
EnlNsnl oi inc ttench principally. nnd the
s.1ea. Ges [nWefs o. EUROPE incidentally. that
e,,,'sa.; uMsv naaEan lin fecelves mlre effective
11uFleli ilan present arrangements with
NJ MtHlcnu :3 Empire - bad Job, aud shall lose
Nv ne ss hsst.r ~ fSs nS ME- ont Q. q. nWll be al
back 1hc ansxer. His emn1re Was ~ 1,aht,es I,ne
i;t m ihe rnrn,rerrcrns,,s ppni = i'aa uauols
whose terrible mistake IN crc,t3n,, & sHsns.s
heavily upon him. Al p,cscnt IT, Emna,'a1
Is unwilling TO abandon his crednlons ,,Fe,ec.
hnt being Unsupported by thn conntrv =.
dares not send out lie ennrmnns taini,roa
u cuts which Beuid hc nnn,rsd - te,SSG s!taS;''i.
Maxim lisn's au,hor1tr FTch ~ hrnod ao,sa ant,
treasure NAV sill be tacrifc.l in useIcsa
ilrfbiefs Mint AiaTim;,i,,n,s dxnss rts - Is hG.
[]rram. ''A"' - Wv
mn rrrrcr ~. ~nr
rc..;. W III cH1sls oS Tue RornsE.
I.asas correspondence loueon Pos, June II
Politics xeish heavily upon the Bourse,
~hieh II acttated With sost of Intermittent
eseI. y tne attacks he'nE marked by the arrival
p d ans Transatlantic steamers. IN iact specu-
ny oa ls pata5xea, and the 1rct Of this anx-
Wy feacis upon ne credit Of the State. and |
eeIses eeasts IN me qaotatlons Ct the Rente. These
\ SsuiIs are 9eeasoned chiefly By The state Of
',eAIcan anMia. Me1cau securities, which |
I'M Hr 1is h.tp IT, pe .ookang %, 6ave fallen to