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Rebel writers in London.--The Mobile Register publishes a private letter from London which states that the editorial sanctum of The Index has become the focus and rendezvous of Southerners in London.
It is a seminary of Southern intelligence, and a school of Southern writers, not for its own columns, but for the other London papers.
J. B. Hopkins and Percy Gregg, both Englishmen, both writers for The Index, are mentioned as doing valuable service for the South.
Gregg is also one of the principal leader writers for The Saturday Review, the leading London weekly, for which he writes Southern articles He is also an editorial contributor to The Morning Herald, and Standard, both of which papers, says the writer, are in effect daily Southern organs.
The financial writer for The Index is Mr. George McHenry, an ardent Southerner, though born in Philadelphia.
This gentleman also does yeoman's service to the Southern cause in The Times.
Van Nostrand. New York, New York. 1862.
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