The New York herald., 1865-01-08
Sherman's March the Wonder Of the
German Military.
His Inspiration Of Strategicai
Talent" Makes Savannah the
waterloo Of Richmond"
Affairs i'm Japan, India, China
and Australia,
&C., &c., &c.
Our London Correspondence.


The Rebels in England Becoming Violent Foreign
Allies Not in Close sya,pathy-7Ae EScihno Causes-
The Recognition idea-Ar LincoIa's Messa0s--The
Blockade Breakers Dapis Agents-Progress Of the
Democratic Movement DC
ssAchiles' wrath to Greece unnumbered woes did
brngn If to tell ~ Of the great absorbing
thought the widest felt and predominant not the
most important sentiment in Europe oday should say
il was wrath And this tremendous swell of indignation,
greve to tell you is all towards the young republic Of
the West Secessia in Europe is riled The Cockney
secesh the verpudians the denzens Of the Clyde the
Partisan secesh ALL regret TO say in a very bad
temper. And they don't who knows it either.
There may be method their Madness but there is
stint attempt disguise But your European secesh,
pure and simple; your speculatingl blockade running
secesh has love for the secesh in America No; per
haps much wrath exists oday towards the dominons
and rule of Jefferson l. towards Abraham the Honest
What is the of all thisf you may ask can tell
you II is concatenation Of circumstances that have
all piled In during Christmas week. First Mr..
Barker alias Parker unceremoniously snubbed by
your Secretary Of State He was of at tangent,
like the Irish lover in the farce, exclaimng:-'
complained not that you refused me your love;
But why did you kick me down stairsy
And then Lord Wharnclife-the noble Lord Wharn
cline whose principal fame arises from the fact that
his iordship's name on many jackknife blade made
sell to the whiting Yankees And this Lord wharn-
cline with pethonc carpet bag, freghted With good
things for the Southern secesh pinng In Northern
prsons-good things representing myriads Of worked
slippers poodle dogs in Berlin WOOL dolls gewgaws,
wipers &c. and representing too any quantity OF warm
blankets of cold toddy, of roast turkeys flannel shirts
valued at nearly hundred thousand dollars in gold
has been sent 10 the right about and told that the con-
Iyepudlans not wanted; that Jonathan takes the
best care Of his prisoners and that all their rational
wants supplied
The liberal papers rejoice while the tory journals howl
But many of the iberal journals far from being
qualified in their condemnation Of Mr. Seward
datory towards my Lord Jackknfe The London 2e9rdpA
while pitches into Mr. Seward my lord managed
his part Of the affair very badly He should have boldly
freighted fast steamer with the good things required
and then run the blockade with it, Or he might have
sent some udci9us agents 70 inc northern s,a,cs and
have hunted up the fugitive women, children and fam
lies who have left the Pandemonium created by JeD
Davis TO live with the enemies OF the conicderocy =
Then, of the politicians affect TO see something
hostile unfrendy In the notice OF the United States
that they have armed vessels the Northern
lakes Then the chronic wrath grows stronger every day
at Jonsthans full and persistent determination TO put the
rebellion down.
Glove me- love my dog.n You accept Napoleon En-
peror Of France but you won't recognize MaIiman
u
sort OF half English half Frenchman, tells me that the
Emperor will now certainly recognize the South, and
Great Britain will ion, the two VIII proceed 70 open in
reference break the blockade, and get At the cotton
Then JEFF Is king enough. 'And what il England
should Join Frances asks my interocutor "why said
lsrks When Sir Morton Pcto builds . railway around
saturns ring, hope TO be there and ride It,. John
Bull will not recognize the South neither will the French
man al the Tuiieresn Bu Mr. Lincoln greed recog-
nize Max" ~ don't know that If he did he will
doubtedly keep his wordn The contrary inference ire
Il
sage And, by the way, the comments on the Message
very various. The London Times finds fault with II.
For whaf Because deals n facts instead OF buncombe
Mr. Lincoln has given the history OF the past and the
facts the present state Of affairs but has made
predictions as 10 the future Deeds are worth more than
words.
The blockade runners are certainly in great wrath at
JEFF Davis decrees So his kingdom on this side IL fall
ing away from him, as IL seems To be In the Carolnas
Georgia and Alabama. think enterprises in that direc
tion gets poorly paid See with what eirontery the
London Times denied the truth OF Mr. Stewards assertion
that the f17 O00 proceeds Of the Liverpool bazaar
principally contributed by blockade and speoula
tors There was Sir Henry de Hoghton, who had
k3oO 600 in rebel bonds He headed the peace petition
And IL Is notorious that the prime in the Liver
pool affair De Hoghton, the Lards the Spences,
Lindsay, NJ +. Tom Begbie Aleck Csllis Co., Isaac
Campbell and others that have all along trained In that
company
the secesh generally from these dddled reprobaes They
say-now that the game is about all played ouhat the
South has had no agents over here except the mered
scamps And they point 10 Slide Mason, Huse George
~ Sanders, Bev. Tucker and Yancey the rraf that
they now abuse there is nothing made in nattering
them In politics there is great difference between your
rising and your setting sun.
The addresses 10 President Lincoln continue 20 out
TO America congrstuaiing him his election and
the triumph OF republican principles, the downfall Of
slavery and he elevation Of the worngman This week
goes out representing the workngmen OF England
France, Switzerland, Germany, Italy and Poland Az
the President won't admit the right Of foreign deputa
tions TO insult him and his countrymen by
receiving petitions asking him 70 allow the coun-
try 10 be broken up, some pretend that he ought
refuse all addresses Suppose respectfully worded
address had from Amerca-Tlinois, III you please
congratulatng the Prince and Princess OF Wales the
birth Of their and heir, and referring gracefully 10
his Royal Hghnesses viso the United States and 10 the
failing fnendIines Of the Queen and The usual
buncombe touching the common language, origin aud all
that; would such address have been declnedf Ger
tnly not though not from British subjects But the
other hand had the Prince, the Queen been offered
address begging hs Royal Highness her Majesty 70
oppose some measure OF the British Cabinet like
knowedging the rebels beserents for instance and
this from obscure, unknown unauthorized persons in
America, would not the whole Affair have been rejected
insuN OF course. And see the parallel cases