The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-31
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rspsated nom the Paris nonifeur OF July IA Tor NE
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| Nav YoHK FERAtDl
| MEMORANDUM TO TIE ENPEpoR.
| eiRr-Yrur Naift'y viii dexn 10 remember thai tbe
Ptor, which gpee the declaration Of tho Is,h Of April
i ptorsd Nemrelvts IN are seTs 70 render Toe STOP
w. n.Iea s,nsIs. ihav' she,.iors, s.ssnsa SS1
were no. rpressn,ed In tho Congress Of Pars Inviting
them in The mssrtme 10 accece 70 II, and now have the
honor TO nfofm tie Emperor Of The favorable reception
| which that icaiop has met with.
Adopted ard ratified BY the pleniposenuares OF Austria
France Crest Britain, Russia Sardinia and Turkey, the
cecston az the 10Th ~ Arr has received the fun sdne
tion e. tie following Powes;-
Bavaria, Necslenburs strsniz,
Belgium, Mecklenburg Schwern,
Erutp, ks'sau,
BsEl, Odenburs,
ne pscay Of Rur,wies, Parma,
Chile, re Netherlands,
he krsep,iue Confederation. p,,n
Tho G.imanc coniseeraion, Portugal,
Ispnnk, Fsxgpy,
ire Iro siclies, ssxe Atenouyg.
rr.uior, ssyeTobuYg Go.ha
ire Roman Bsaes, Saxs Nsinneeu
Greece, c.re Ws,c.,
Gusienss, s.e6er
Esyu. svi'zsrland,
nA"eWRi 1uscaDy.
Ts.2ver' Wuriembwg
I'D. sfeve FAMED revs-rrsnie scsnoviesre, tbe-.
win france and the other Fcsor, ssasrs Of he ssay IL
]. Ttsi uriysterirF N sno =, Gains .boShsd
1tst he psstrsi fog coverr N. cargo Of e en,-nv
esstIt-fen y " corirsSspo 81 var.
o. Ina heuifsl goods excpt oo1iSaslnd Of var are
not rtizsoe ppder TIE snemy'p far
FINALLY thst blooksde,, 10 nc obligatory are No ~
o. !, e. 70 ,sy MAINTAINED BY sufinieni fierce
i'm re 1hy. ''-'' ''"''"
The s0vsrDmsn, Of Uruguay has also given a. .ruro
49, 70 .ne iour principles exssps IL ratification by
psio without secedng to the declaration Of the 18th N
Apr 90 sccount of the drss article cnuoernus the abo
ton Of tvstser pg has answered that she appropriated
The hrse esefs as her own Mexico has gwen NE sADo
answer
IRE United STATS would also DO ready 70 sr,p, ma,
adhesion cdced TO the snunclation Of The sSo,,
ton Of pfysteer that the private property " czens
subjects q The belsersnt Powers, would be free from
reizure at rea IRON The war naNies respectively
Fave there excopticrs, ell ire cabinets have sdnered
.ho the -four principles constituting the cec
shoD " Paris and thus In he International
law ofrtsrly all ibe States Of Eur-pe and Anercs FRO
sIsss cecsrtd to Which the government Of yeur ssiss
frns. I2oY cay congratulate uelf 10 have powerfully
L'is o. W ttical Io'ss which these os'"'-s
VII rutsb " ,ss :. .,es TO az ,,s con-
.ssrn ne y-t,tau9 -ar 'n' 'N''-- '' ~
asn 49, ';, Ts q your Majesty ,ls %S,' che
~" I'd, EtrofIor, tie lHh Jure' isos'
WHAT rHx JOURNAL ms n1BlTs THINKS. or TT.
TrarsIsea from me Journal ces Dcbass Of jsiyib for
The TEw YoEK HsRAIpl
Strain Nsxco srd ihe United States hs a alone refused
her eTre setcson 10 these principles. Spain and Nevc
bsve ,cr,esd % incse ,,pTsSs ,As humanity Of the
monte 10, wing 70 ccrtert 70 The abolition Of pivs
tesrrf. AZ fer the Uukd Safer, u will be remembered
bs they have opposed stl more liberal principles on
that subject tosn those ottbe Congress they demand
ed hat he private property Of the citizens the be ser
ert nations should be nvioabe and 70 be seized by
TIE war raves On this condition The United states are
wtnrg TO ccrsent 70 the abolition Of privaseering.
IDS ftsly resps opposition to H. FOR q propcsi-
uon 70 hufy the very procrles OF rsvsi var which
70 impede TIE trade Of the enemy and bring him de-
sne peace BY the sucs prvaton Of the advantages IN
tufec 70 maritime nations by the free OF The sea Ma
RHINE wsr would bavc longer for existence, ana
hmsbt be added tbs, would never end the commerce
OF the beserept bsuots could quietly 20 On whie no
nees would be Sighting Ia just and necessary mat ma
hors, scirg freely vher declaring war, should bear ne
responsibility Of H. and have regular share n she suf-
erinss caused By the var Prosperity Of prfvse rndne
smorg nations side by side With bloody srurHle a
the govern merits would be sbsur5 and, In soue re-
spscfs immoral spectacle, and The maritime forces
would be rather mercenaries, paid 70 decide political
question: than tee noble representatives Of two nakbrs
srmed sssDst each other 70 make such propo-,scs IN
the maritime Powers ard culy consent on that spulasou
" TIE abolition a. privsieering, reality 10 refs IN
sholish t. fact Il thsl which The fnsled Save
vented 70 do, recsgss they thousht that refusal IN s
fcfmty wrh iheu interests. ny the abolition cf -.
watering they fen ibey vtuld be Charmed ssarssE s
Powers Witch we q peace keep MARITIME sorcaisr
more powerful ssnf hesp