The New York herald., 1865-02-20

me steamship saxona, Captain Trautmann arrived At
Ne port yesterday morning from Southampton whence
uAs I'm the sth instant She brings days later
alvioes, which IL Of considerable importance
Thsre ave points Of the that will atract gene
~ astsntion:-
Fwx-The debate In the British Parliament on Tho 7th
Aseant on American Affairs. l'f@
sAsswS-Ths meeting Of the Privy Council, IN Paris on
~ lh instant relative to the policy Of France in regard
= The United States.
9Aird-Tho denial in the Paris Aonts Of the oession
JbwtA-Additiona particulars Of the Dano rebel ram
0ends and her movements
VA-The announcement that water communication In
now open from the Mediterranean TO the Red Sea.
me trial Of Mr. Rumble, for alleged breach Of tho
Foreign Enlistment act, was brought TO close in Lon
asa Saturday. the 4h inst The jury returned
list Of not guilty. which received with loud cheers
= the court. If we may Judge from the evidence or
M zachariah Charles Pearson the rebels have got
great bargain in the Rappahannock.
appears that the number Of arrnor plated ships in
he Russian feet the 1st Of January 1885, was ono
Asats two floating batteries two soops with towers
sad ten soops with tower the slips there
moro vessels-ons frigatc and floating battery.
General Wick tprobaby wickhaml OF the rebel States
ssrvioc, was landed at Plymouth the 9th inst, by
Brixham fishing soop, from the bark Hope, of Ply
mouth, from New York, for Bremen, out twcnty-one
lAya The General was furough ut New York; but,
having 70 believe that the federal author
No. designed hash towards him. he made
M escape He left for London and goes to Paris.
Mr. Edward Blondce, the Belgian Envoy Extraordi-
nssy and Minister Plenipotcntiary to Washington has
been invested with the mission 70 Mexico while Mr.
Dsforse Of the Legation In London has been appointed
Resident Minister in Washington.
national law, which service he devoted thirty nve
years Of his life, is dead.
The Mexican loan still continued In request in Paris on
Ne 9Th inst, above nftynve francs closing at nfty-
Avs and threeeighths francs
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Feb 3, 1865
1soc1 Movements IN Great Briain-D. spairing Mood Of
RSd Synpaihiseu-Ths Great Southern Gvn Contract
Knocked IN ne Head-Rebel Scrip and Cotton Bond,
NsvAss-Ths Prizes Peterhef and Spunoook- Decision
y hs En0iish Judiciary de-, dc.
10 rather amusing for American just 10 be In
london. That insolent, growing swagger that 80
much In vogue with certain class OF s'bold Brons'
ysar two ago has all departed Like Bob Acres valor
\ has gone on their finger ends Blockade runners have
given up the ghost in despair and going to turn vr
suous Tom bold, Of Liverpool cousin OF the rebel NJ
= Maury, has had big with the rebel leaders and
government, and vows eternal vengeance against the
whole lot He, you remember fitted the Rappahan-
nook But he says the Southern rcgues have swndled
him out Of all the profits that he expected
70 make and seeing the game all up, he sunot restrain
his temper And, TO the poor rebels sorows not
anse Spies but in battaliousn The two hundred and
my thousand stand Of Enfield rifles that the rebel
government contracted for last sutnmn have gone the
Way Of all the rebel hopes You may remember they
were 70 be pad for with cotton bas Tor zach rife the
contractor to run all the risk carry the guns into port
and take his cotton and run out again. Now Sherman
end Porter and Terry have stopped that little game and
che spsculator here has thrown up contract These
new ries were 10 arm the Southern white) army and
che old guns now in go into the hands Of the
biacks Nov, there 10 nshng that the South will suffer
- much for - small arms and ammunition for them
The late Union victories at the South have plsvcd the
very deuce with all sorts Of American stocks The ho,ders
Of rebel scrip being few In number win not oer 10 se,l
N fact there buyers, the price OF that commo
dsy Is merely nominal Thess "cotton bonds, really
have no value ai all, and the holders we know IL
But while no will touch the rebel paper
Unitod States bonds are going up daily. Sales
are constant and large, great quantities being
purchased for Germany. Other good American se-
iprites also advancing In price, The debentures
Mr. James McHenry's Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
nay are Al two per cent premium. and the 1rst install