, 1865-10-23
FROM EUROPE.
Our London Correspondence,

Adan1s ON the Prfc1tan Ca.e-Oplnions
OF the English Fre.H on the COrrcs'
pondence-The Rebel Bondh elders
IN GFcot Br1tntn-TIte Fcniau% Before
the Dunfin Authoritic>-Plot to Azsak.
hfnntc tho Artstocfacy aud Land OxTn-
crS throughout 1rclend-The Cattle
Plncne-Ilnportnnt Report on tho
Rindcrpc~t by the Chief Of the t'et-
ertn0ry College of Warsaw ln I'olund
-Thc Clergy Coming to the Rescue
AEalnAt the EPidcmlc-A New Ept.
delnIc Amongst the Shecp-Thc Mar
kets, dc., &C., DC.
From our own Correspondent
LONDON, Oct. 4.
Our press Is much exercised this week by
the publication OF Secretary seward's CORES.
pondence with alr. Adams, In relation to the
rebel loan and VieeChanccl1or Pago Woods
decision 'sia re United States rersus Priqlean
and Others" Your. readers will not be sur
priscd at learning that Mr.. Seward's de-
spatchcz on the matter arc not received with
much favor by our Journalists In fact,
some warm blood has been cx-
cited thereby-yery natural under the
circumstances, but little likely 10 affect the
ultimate result. II Is pleasant study to
watch the tone of American aud English
newspapers when discussing International
questions; kid gloves arc laid on one side, the
coats removed, and shid Aleevcs turned up
above the elbow. For my own part, do not
think there is pin to choose between them
as regards sweeping assertions and domineer.
Ing tone; and tho worst Of all Is, they can
only see the others faults, but never their
own. VIII this never stope It may not do
immaculate lss nsfm' because Inc iorclsn relations
OF either government arc directed and con-
trolled by calm, dispasslonato men; but It
pe5petuates disasressnle l. state Of public
oppn "n.eu - sel.n.s ua'u.ssH ny g.... s:.1 ~
ifulu u,au uin''y' "o nau u''pu.' WIN
our butcher or batter, or any other business
acquaintance, should We think Of using the
language and menaccs which appear constant
IL IN fi,e American md Enolish nrcsss And
- - n WI not ,yenero,1v rcceiye1 ria that ~. Nv
4sx. - ~ ~. ~ s,ta..t ~ s luz, tnat oe
T. ,snai,,. sot o ~ ~ hs1n NV :, aaJ satles
y ts g. % uoMm thao aSs ueg 3s,o, aiso .ua more
au4 1891. 1ee!J - "ln'
ans A.l1'ID hensI nospAoLoEas..
simultaneously with the publication Of
secretary seWard's dispatches, our London
9y rcpI1ntng from the New York prcss, the
!1st OF EnSusn supsctipcfs 70 tae rebel COTTON
loan; Ihe MaF vas INC l'rst IN inc feid with
inls Isl, giving II IN the evening edition OF
sty, Atenoay, anu lnat Papcf followed up the
,.is1 ~ ~ aa;tnr d;,.tiaue s neat ~ noIn1
on,co w TIVE ~ ~ T;nss, uua ,d nNu M
fac ~ nn,,ea eac u tha % 1s' ana 1dag ~ ses
own nart the who1e renoTt 1nots % W 1ne ~, xsry
mnc,3 1i1.c ,n1rboctGhntchod r. W +he. .ar:a{ ~
Instance ' n tSe .enca nf al nensn}inns1 ru1
WashinGt IN ~, narer ns con,ed " r,ad,1T ~ W.
Nav Ta,l 1,re.a ana s!ra5iorred VIII, "y;a;ss a4s
hv nnrtfnn ~ Tho neuenenor f-oto-nityy
n Fnpiand, eTncrt tIat ionn hataty, y
tbfs inttcr rcerbcs t1,o NcTv W6,1d rn,,
viii have decided unon lie reItabfiity Of Of ihis @
~. =! saosSllpe.s " ~ .ne 'nf Tha nna y
rs 11e .roune o. otSpsoE ~ t1 1bn nae niy,at ~
t4e Sa..ueeGy t,G.,, - lAS ~. w
nonolaoic "l!latn E,sst o'aos'qa;, -:s4.ea
amongst ihose a o. Weh.k3o~n ressl sympa'
na In ana %Ste 1ne
that would more damage lis future caraer than
By showing him TO the country at large rs pur-
tictrN c71n.ints with Your rebels. Mr. Glad
stone Is, ! understand, IN the North Of Eng
rs yet contradieted the report affecting his
good fame; but several gentlemen whose
names are given with lis own in the
List hare already denied any knowledge Of the
subscription to the rebel loan. Mr.. Bercsford
Hope, for instance, reasseEts his sympathy
clares al The same time that he never Invested
any money whatever in Confederate securities,
nor, besides, in blockade running. MI. John
Laird, NJ. P. for Birkentead, asserts his utter
ignorance Of ever having held any Of the
stock In question; while Alr. George Edward
seymour st9ckbrokGr, IIosmorton street,
Ha";n maSs ~ an IL ~ ao@ asosi1
~ ir,,t-.s.tIv ~ the ~ er;S 1onn .hai; ~
oi''red h. yony ~ ,nsertin@ uv YEN e1nh,fic acnisi
II anS5,tin,, Iii, Is 1r.s7,on, Th;. aanis11s
~ tne nnn ~ ornstta, Mars -
c,:;,1ept ' tl,st nGI ~ I Snrnnnr hus ra3
eansidcr.tIn .s aoa';,o. W;,h NV c,nnu m"u
stnci0 .p,.ic1, IL ~; - rnany y
~ ~ .,nttsii.: 'iEay !
ehrot.s r. az. - Iue1:.s ana speeuia1ots ont'
aren't md caTrf;'iix aro,ed tbe e 1ss9ons;biii " IT.
ti,s es o. t,Inc tue sseaI oG}cclion @ 10
me scnae.ilty ol tnis saoscf1pllon nst les u
.ne lact .! s,1a, IauS pIsons neln@ set GOWN or
moneys %mch tney eoald not oy any manner
o. OLE; means nase pecn Possessea o.; Halisl olness
ug w tee hacH n nef mees
s!ocSloiaefs. nov !t1mk Inc catalogue IN ques.
ton viii be set down IN the category Of
:, suesses az uuth,' mol as sensa-
non nen IN sensation journal mere.
nat ~ eoHihon Enn many olnefs
snall nearby ENJOY tne discussion hna cor
rtsponoehce Wnleo are certain 10 cnsue Upon
IL. somebody's hurt THIS timc' you may rely
upon II.
TIE FESIAS F1Asco.
The dreary Fenian Fatco las been galvau.
lied into frcsh 'enurc Of life By tho legal
proceedings agalast the conspfrators in The
Dublin police courts. Six prisoners were
brought up at Dublin Castle, on SATURDAY.
last, O'Kcefe and Duby being amongst them.
and the correspondence between these two
WORTHLESS would seemingly prove the exist
cnce Of one Of the most saagi,Inary plots ever
known. The plan advocated by these lead
ers r as to write down the nobility, aristoc-