The New York herald., 1865-02-20

standing the abundant ntroductson Of those articles
VIII eh has already taken place but s doubtful whses 20.
numberies creeks and rivers which ntsscs the thIes
four thousand miles Of between the
tscemisg ssa knevs 70 az otschsds rssi.s sopains
and cess sAai ssay, wAsfhsr wsxxiwota ov CA1k. On
can 10 AerseicGy sealed But In the existing de-
cline Of Confederate virtue, and under the panfulness
and weary s1haussion Of this strife could The cOnlsds
loss OF wilmington Your readers may answer the
question for thsms Ives, but If Confederate virtue and
shock, believe that before six months had passed m
would be found In dozen ways that the loss Of Whining
ton was blessing in disguise. ga
The Dano-Rebel Ram.
WHAT THE FRENCH AUTHORITIES ARE DoIHo
ABOUT HER.
The PA0ye de Ia Loire states that the susp cions oI
ne French government Aaye bse~ ercfed as % the rea.
character @ he steam ress 0line which recently arrived
again, after receiving quantity Of GOALS from the
French steamtug Expedit and transferring to the latter
vessel the Danish crew. consisting Of ortytwo persons
Some Of the crew OF this vessel recognized
the Olnde ironclad recently constructed ut Bor
deaux for Denmark and they state that soon after
and transfer board great number Of large cases ana
barrels One Of the officers board the Olinde offered
the OF the Expedi one hundred and seventy nve
per month 70 serve ON board the ram-nrst 70
Lisbon and thence for fve months voyage The soker
the latter found the Olinde vessel and that all
the board armed with Tevolvers cutlasses
&C. ne jumped INTO boat ana succeeded IN getnB paC
70 the Expeditf When this last named vessel returned
10 Nantes the stated what they had seon and msre
gfereG Dc eDaSRied Ly YIcosk de Beaufond Commits.
sary General Of Aarise, sUho isssediatsy communicated
with the Danish ConsSk The real character Of the onde
will, no doubt soon be ascertained. The crew OF the
Oindc are generally u opinion that she s Confederate
cruiser.
Mr. Lineean and the International
Working Mems Association.
TO THE EDITOR or THE LONDON TIMEs.
6R-S0me few weeks since c0ngratulatory address
from the Central Council Of the above associa-
alton TO Mr.. Lincoln. The address was transmitted
through the United States Legation, and the following
Respectfully yours W. r. CREAER
LxaAros OF TIE UNITED STATES,
LONDON, Jan. 81, 1855. !
AaI am directed 20 inform you that the address OF
transmitted through this Legation the President OF the
United States has been received by him. So far as the
sentiments expressed by II personal they accepted
by him with sincere and anxious desire that he may
dence which has been recently extended TO him by his
fellow citizens, and by so many Of the friends Of hu
manty and progress throughout the world The gov
ernment Of the United States has clear consciousness
the time II adheres to the which 1t adopted
at the beginning Of abadining everywhere from Propd
gandism and tnauJ intervention 1t strved TO do equal
exact Justice to all States to all men. and II
lies upon the beneficial results Of that support
homo and for respect and good will throughout the
world Nations do not exist for themselves alone but TO
promote the welfare and happiness OF mankind by be-
nevoent intercourse and example IL Is in this relation
conflict with slavery maintaining insurgents the cause
OF human nature, and they derive encouragement
to persevere from the testimony Of the working Of
Europe that he national attitude Is favored with their
enlightened approval and earnest sympathies
have the honor 70 be- sir, your obedient servant
CHARLES FRANCIS adams.