Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26
The Confederate Cotton Loan.

Many Of The holders Of the Confederate Co,
ton Loan in England avoided the recent mestin,
in London, evidently for fear of an exposure o9
their individual completely in tho ridiculous
transaction. As the London Journals, therefora
seems 10 be at L loss to know who the hann9
spectators are, they Will be enlightened by tp,
following list Of some of the British subject,
who have thus invested with an estimate Of the
losses sustained by them respectively;
Sir Henry de lloughton, Baronet, ESQ., 600
Isaac Campbell d 90, Of No. II Jer.
myn street, London contractors, $50 OoO
Thomas Sterling Bgbee, No. 80 Man.
sion HouSe-placo, London shpowner 100000
The Marquis Of Bath, O.O0o
james Spence Liverpool, correspond
cut Of the Times (under initals), 5O0OO
Mr.. Beresford Hope, 4OOOO
Geo. Edward Seymour, Stock Broker
Throgm0rton street, London 10000
Messrs. Ferme, 3OO0O
Alexander Collie and partner, 10000
Fleetwood Patten, Wilson, L. Schuster,
Directors Of the Union Bank, Lon.
don (together) 10000
". 5. Lindsay, NJ. p. 20 900
Sir Coutts Lindsay, Blronet, 10000
John Laird, M, p Blrsenheld, 20 600
NJ. i, Sampson, Guy Eiitor, Times, - 900
John Ihaddeus Delane, Editor, Tunes, ID 600
Lady Georgiana Fame, (sster Of Lord
Westm9frand), Is 900
j. 5. Gillat, Dlrtctor.ol Bank Of Engl'd, 10 900
ID. 70 bss C4mpb5li, No 40 Dover st.,
Pieadlly, London 10000
George Peacock, NJ. p, 5 600
Lord HaGnchGe, 5 600
WI Gregory, NJ p, 1000
W. j, Elioat, proprietor Llpiou .Horn-
ing Po'', 1900
Edward Aokcroyd, 500
Lord Campbell, 900
Lord Don0ughmOre, 900
Lord Richard Gfoseveuor, 1000
Hon. Evelyn Ashley, son Vi Lord Shafts.
bury, aud Private Secretary TO Lord
Palmerst0o. 5O6
Right Hon. VIM. Ewait Great Western, 1000
Total, EsysOOO
Ih9 above efpose OF the names u sutscr
bora to the Bri.lsn cotton loan 10 tue AID Of DE
late rebellion is curious aud Instructive By
looking a. the sums opposite tla names OF c.r
tam leading Members OF Parliament, one can
almos mark down the PERCENTAGE Of ill.will t.
ward the North, Tor which these now doleful
subscribers are Responsible. Lindsay, Lard,
Spence and Gregory are names, in and on, Of
Parliament, not soon 10 be forgotten. The Lon.
don Tunes makos sorry snow. OF course, we
cannot suppose tlai Consistent, conscien uous,
high-toned ana severely moral lufaal T. hay,
been peeuniarly influenced aud 70 So merely
note that tie subscription Of Llj000 ~ Mr.
Sampson, the money editor, aud 80 600 o.
Deainc, the managing elIsor 81 the Times, ars
only pledges oil confidence the justice Of ths
Southern cause. Ia connection with this maj
ter is an important letter from Secretary seward
70 Minister Adams, in general terms sst,i.g
forth that the United States hls never and never
will assume any Of The debts contracted by the
rebels. IL seems thai some Vice Chancellor ii
England has been ruling in a suii ia which the
United States WAS party, thar W are bound to
assume and pay the rebel Cotton loan Mr.. sew.
art has directed M Adams % repudiate tlis
decision, and, ii necessary, to bring the matter
70 the notice OF Ear Russell. The whole mat.
ter assumes high degree ol iu.sresi, and fur
Their Developments viii be anxiou-ly looked Tor.