, 1865-10-24
Chicago Gribnue.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER a, 1855.
FROM EUROPE.
Our London Correspondence.


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1NA1ALo e1NH Lhi1hA fhoa AA4AAA'
Fa1sity Of the List Of Subscriber to The
Rebel 1'oan-Denfai* OF Promincn1
Ensti"hmcn-Lo anreusnar's views
~ " aine['eHa ~s.a" a ".rro nns. ~ :soela'
s.so Ge,.rs1 .na r1,o Ein,t.d c4.1s'
MI For,ter. n. r. for nradfori- ~,
America and her RcvtIcr.-Tl,e
Church Con.res-A Royal Commls-
sion appointed TO Investigate tic
.atsic Iasue-A new Disease Ia Ire
~ -, W,,s.,o na5. nan1e 100 @ Epldem'c
or rrcr1co-Frenr1, 1r,na.t. ..i - -
nor1s mis- xenr-The Eracu.1So., -.
Rome by the Frcncb-The Papa1
Army 10 be forthwith Increased to
fts full StrcnEtll-Ecn. Bcauresard to
Command the Pope's Army, vice La.
mor'eieres DeceaHed-The Roman
n'ss .s.,'n 10 DC Guaranteed ~ Atal5-
m..on.Nt % AataA On INC free
mud Iso,.1ctn ~ prn..,o-,r1.a am Ma,',.s
cratic German Party-Po.t.ersnt~TMc
Money Market.
F,.m I'm, f,un ro,-c<n,naan.,
Iosuox. Oct 1877,
The list of rcported Eue1ish subscrihers to
the rebel loan. published in the first Instance
- ~. o.ss.. s., s 80 .D'lsA1s'
own, turns out ns I supposed It would d. a
"roorback," Mr.. Gladstone. Win 1,as fn.,
been on visit to member Of his family at
Liverpool, in order 10 be present ut the fune-
raj Of Mrs. Robertson Gladstone, his sIster.in.
law, teles1aphed to the Editor of the Star
on wednesday as follows: sI see nv uane
PLACED by some st t,auce error on the Coufed.
erate loan list. Please to remove In The
Hon. Evelyn Ashley, Hsou of the Earl of
sl,atteslury and priyate secrtarv If NJ
1aa,.so,~.a: ,, ~ - =: ~, ~ Eoso
s4.es aes as ne - aan0uneea N Ihe lists,
ever had any share or interest in the Confed-
crate Cotton Loan - adding TINT be +" should
hn sorr,, j., 1o.ra +bs ,,,.rv ,,,,n,,+ .,,.. T..
49, 49,, CO. ~ 1sAN,-1ess ~ ~
tns oiaeeo e.a'cs' WHOSE sooa opinion he
values, under The impression that he had SO
her to the loan.n John Iafrd. MP. far
Rfrte,beod donfes al, ,a,t,c1n.t,,r f., H..
,-,. , - AeNle' ~. "a e4s'P3sAea ~ 'oas
slock' thaF1ns no oohot, Haoo MS profits Ii
less speculative manner, by even more un-
worthy means ! and Mr. IL. B. Sampson,
Money editor of the Tfmes, addresses tbc Eli.
~ f,hs ssar 80 fo,,ows. ' '>'' >''e @''''
.,saa s9; 19a hsse q Raniissed ny name n hst Of
M nit tfat nerer held snI Enncasrots ~ staeI
iut thai deei.Hea to Gcepe IN ato;Htnt aa14aS T.
ne al he f,m1ef u infrpducflon, -
II am ST., your obedient serssnt
n. J. sAxrsoN."
Mr. Sampson would have displayed tact
had he omitted the latter part Of his letter.
r,fe,os ~ IN, - ho,,, 49,. 1s:p ~
"tans9 lue plous ~ oeue'e 'n1t nls ssmpa'
th1ce we're always antl-seccsh. Mr. John
Thaddens Delaae, editor-fn-chiefo Of the Times,
il quite wrathy upon the accusation; he not
merely writes lengthy note to the Eyar, but
umns Of his organ, proving conciusIyejy tIat
the charge Is by no means a pleasant 6De tn
him. He makes this positiye denial 10 the
Star: 81 never app1ied fol. never had allotted
me, never purchased, either Of myself or 81
othetr, never possessed, auy Confederate
either r1O. 600. or any greater or 1css s3,n he,
any speculation in Federal or ConfcderatSe
bnnds.tr Followinp in his wake Mr. Ridenut
tl,e Registered nronric;nr If Tho 1G,rnin0 Pn,t'
declares 4tle never lad. nnr over annlied far
auy of The Coufcderate loan: Al Hal If the
rc:t Of this list be ike that which refers tn
him. there Is no dcpenienre In i,e
and Peacocke. both u1e.nhcrs- n: Pr
lament. similarly decline anv knowl-
edge Of the loan, 20 tar as participation in it
is concerned; and these two names make up ten
out Of the t~enty-eight on the List, who have
already denied The accusation brought
against them BY certain Of your papers. It
would be worth the trouble to find ont who
was the originator Of this list. The pnblca-
ton Of it has certainly done harm here, and
much strengthened the hands Of your enc
mics, damaging rour friends. Somabodr
must be responsible for the hoax. Thn
Times and Morning Post, with such men do
Bctcdord Hope md others, had quite sufIi.
cient inducement to espouse the cause Of your
rebels without moneyed influences being
mocfacy and longed to see tue Union broken
up; 20 when It became clear for what the
North was fighting, they, rs q matter Of
course, devoted themselves to a course Of
Misrepresentation and opposition. Shrewd
business men Us they are, they would not be
likely to compromise themselves By inscrihing
their names On list like the Confederate
Loan. If they hare been ''nppcd,'' depend
upon 1t no documentary evidence will le
found TO prove their having sold themselves.
. Ready casE" Is tar more eloquent than any
''stock' rebels might oder; but as we arc At
present dealing with "stock" alone, 1t Is sim.
pit reasonable to get rid Of this lfst Of bond
lhlders as hoax concocted by some iinagina-
tive nshington correspondent
LORD nRoCGHAM on AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
THE nnnuat mert,nr of the socfa, scfecrn
conoress nnencd 81 SlirfIicid m Wc;,ncsdnv
thc pn.sidenf- Inrtl RrnnTham- iclirrTi1F
lie iuaueuTal address, Tie etiort WIS nof
nnrttcn]arlT edftTine. heinz remarkable for
nothiue especial But It's dcnnnciation Of elee.
Prussia in ahe affair Of the Duchies. and a
protest against Alp-.nountinc, which tnst he
charscterized as ttmere displays Of hnrifi-
hood in climbing to heights whence nothing
Is to be seen" The old man Of 81 years was
Obliged 10 say something nhDut the limited
States, but the subject 6 evidently an m
pleasant one to him, after his former prel1c.
lions, so be leaves tie topic until the close OF
his haraueue. ard then VIKINGS a follows
1.-THE termination of war In Americn mnst
ciyc all our friends and supporters the GREAT
est satisfaction. II was never regarded bv Us
as anything but greyious calamity. and We
hoped thai ont of evil good might come to
cipatiou by the North had only been a meas-
ure Of hostility, and the support Of slavery,
that utterly execruble institution. bv fiic
South, only partial cause Of the SECESSION.
But Tie condition in which The war mas ian
the country, especially the South, is paiufil
to contemplate, as the difficulties or the Gov
eminent arc great and numerous. There
seems, boweyer. reason to believe that The
President has resolved upon temperate meas
ures toward the defeated Coniederates, and
ali must admire tie courage and the ski by
which the victory has been gained, willie both
parties haye alike distinguished themselves in
1he var, the South having to cxtol Lee,
whils Sherman, on the side Of the. North, is
Justly admired. The great diflcultv nrfsinr
from the slaves would hive been much lcss,
cncd, If not wholly avoided, had The Ineasure
OF emancipation been gradual. like ours.
Tlcr might then have had 10 sl,o,s Their rni.
orcd people engaged IN fJee labor. "a ne have
had no less than one hundred thousand so e,n.
ployed In our colouies.''
Poor Lord Brougham's late associates have
sadly drawn him AWAY fTom tl1e nursn;ts NJ
bis early days. He is no longer the ts Harry
!!1,t !braugham, i9rsmos. ios reform and freedom,
bn1 mere nckspltt1c Of nristoc1acy. The
above quotation from bis speech proves, how
crer, that your triumph over rebellion has
had some benefit upon hts mind, for he Is no
longer given to abuse but confines himself to
whining bit Of egotism. Well you can't
expect lord to love yon when you have
Kept the " Eepublfcah bubble" from bursting.
During lie following days session, Sir X. J.
Phil1imorc, D. c. L., Her Majesty's Advocate