New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

FROM LONDON.
The Publication Of the List of Subscribers
te tbe Rebel Loan in London-The
Times and the star-A Journalistic
Bow, and Satan ReprovinR sin-The
Weather, thc Yellow Fever, the Cholera
snd tho Cattle Disease-Opinions About
the I.stter-Lerd BrOu2hnm at she
social Science Cengress-Drift Of En-
EIish Opinion en- America-TOrpedo
Experimentation General asd Par
sicular.
From Cur Special Correspondent
LONDON. October :. 1865
As if plying our dullness and general lack Of
topics Of conversation you have been good enough to
remit from the other side Of the Atlantic one OF the
krgest sized apples Of discord. with the inevitable
result ohronioled In classic fable mean, Of courr =
the list Of Engishmen said to have held stock f. a.,
Confederate Loan, republshed from the colu ~. !
"A. NJ T. 7fne' which paper is believed -, -,
ensciAl organ Of Mr.. Seward. and thereto . = -,
very general eredence in its statement ,..oro, ~
With the solitary exception Of the inseT Nv -, ,h 80
Of Mr. Gladstone, it seemed inheren liz n-obsbIs Tho
list was reproduced by The Herald "a s,bso,ro,,, h.
tie rest Of The daily papers at s.t ,rbont con,nen,
Oddly enough The incriminate ,c,,,, - No
Of it and what was stranger ,,ored all s,rsion 70 Mr.
6evnds dispatch assert = The claim Of the United
Sebs 1ovonnent 10 tss rebel cotton involved in tle
fnoieAh dispute WI 81 document came by the same
M g '0i' g, list Of Confederate oIlholiers
VINO eAous'' accuses" says a proverb. capped BY
io',,N .srg that Silence gives consent" 1t
,OAsu O' ma world IL TIE Times had decided to
As'sD! tie subject Of dealings with the Rebels, in
nVO Atngents. So the general opinion went against
Dehsos. l. Company, and their innumersble enemies
uSO sdrg pretty nearly the whole London press)
bed their hands in secret irrepressble qualification
'be@Iating sanguinely on the inevitable disastrous
rDt that the exposure have upon their influence
and circulation. You see men distinctly remember
last years controversy between John Bright and The
Tnss 10 which the latter hating off, Dot having
BY any got the best Of Sc. Incontinently and
quite naturally Tas S.ar undertook 10 give expression
% this all bat universal conviction OF The Tmess guilt
aud on Tuesday last obliged j. T. d. & Co.. and the
Tsst Of the supposed stockholders. with column aud
half Of exceedingly neat dressing down in Tue shape Of
M editorial appearing side by side by devoted
10 Mr.. Gladstones asserted completely, In which @
very sincere hope expressed that be would at
pncs speak and dissvow -as be did next day by tee.
gram.
Almost simultaneously upspake Delnne. Sampson
Beresford Hope Evelyn Ashley (priyate secretary to
Lord Pamerston and one OF the editors OF The OrD,
Laird (of the Alabama Rideout (of The Ao7NiRs
PssO and othert, all denying the soft impeachment.
Furthermore The TIMES relieved its feelings by rae
leader on the subject Of personalities in political
Journalism introduced by the radical" press in gene.
eel and Tie S.ar in psrticularwhch Is Just as il The
e- York Herald were lecture its contemporaries on
deeeney grammar, consistency and the like. This
sdtfyng version Of Satan reprovng sin" is the moro
remarkable from the notorious fact that the liberal
press h and always has been at least since the days OF
Alderman Harmer and The Weekly DispGfcD far more
moderate in suggesting personal imputa,iOns than
Tie TINES and the tories the two last having assumed
almost exclusive privilege therein while Tie Star Is
ssIt to blameess, In despite Of much prOFOcalion.
However the greater part OF the list appears to be
fabricated, ard the public inclines to think that II
AsssES. Sampson and Delane had speculated in the
eotton loan that they would assEredy not have done
10 their own names the publication Of which alone
eught have thrown discredt the whole business.
And that is how rest ut present However, the
charge credited at first and there be DsDy persons
here who would yet like to belioyeit
The above I THINK is our only sensation. That
tAlEsd out we fall back the weather. which is
pcsasiFely growing colder 0ctsber has brought at
'eass sight change in the extraordinary and semi.
'NP4NN hsathtI hLSn hhs pfefbu0u since
April barring the couple Of wet weeks which troubled
ushrIosrs daring harvest. But the moons are still
SOse ana bot although the mornings and nights arc
sOor and the evenings marked by an unusual fall Of
0sv' 1t that no doubt which keeps the face OF the
scanly 60 greeni the orthodox livery OF Autumn being
~ oet invisible Certain savaHts always on hand to
-eooant for the pnsecountabe) have Obliged US With
"' oisquleting idea that We getting nearer and
'seeF TO the SUM- ind that the recent modification Of
oH soAaI distance than the amendment Of an
astronomical mistake However that may be, II "a
siosnt that the fine weather Is breaking up aud that
must prepare for the rains, the SHOWS the mud and
ns fog OF Winter Coupled with tho knowledge came
'e unwelcome sanitary considerations Actually ten
yoN ever cases have occurred at Swansea other I'm.
N'akable ones Of Asiae cholera at and near South.
.~p'Vn and the cattle murrain seems permanently
~'"lSued among II Winter checks these potts The
as.efal sentiment Is Hail and welcome TO him
AOoet tbs first mentioned It's appearance In England
:" exceptional os TO Justify q condemnation Of the
~OS They arc as follows; A bark arrived from Cuba
VIZ Port IL question wL the diseGse on board u