Named Entity Results, March 14th

English opinion of Affairs in America. We find in the London Herald, of March, 14th, an editorial on the war in America, some extracts from which, taken from Northern papers, have already been published here. The article will well repay perusal, and therefore we copy it entire: [From the London Morning Herald, March 14,] Affairs in America have lately taken a turn which we have long-regarded as more than possible. The tide of victory has set in favor of the North. The FederalMarch 14,] Affairs in America have lately taken a turn which we have long-regarded as more than possible. The tide of victory has set in favor of the North. The Federal have effected a lodgment at Roanoke, in North Carolina; they are driving before them the Confederate armies in Missouri, Kentucky, and Tennessee. The capture of 15,000 men, together with the strong position on the Cumberland river, is the greatest advantage that they have yet gained in the war. Having now the victory at Donelson to point to as a set off to the great disaster at Manassas, it is a pity, we think, that they do not make use of the first auspicious occasion for concluding terms wi