The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-23
The American War On isis ON the Cont
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ITS EFFECTS on TRADE AND TOURIST TRAVEL.
A letter from Toulon Of Nay says-The civil
which seems the point OF breaking out between the
isunited States or America, ABOUT to open for the
French arserals market expectation which ceraia
was not fore seen II stated American agents have
come TO France to purchase arms AID military equip
mente. which the sorehouses OF the state will be only
The Joissar IL, Harre OF May has the following Tho
commercial community OF this port have been iusy
thrown by the last from Amercs, which
mentions the resolution come TO By The President o tue
Southern ede,a,ion 10 ssue letters OF marque, and
the ports OF the Southern states uhder blockn de Tue
Chamber Of Commerce. through is President, ~ Auce
who deputy for Havre. immediately called the a'tcn-
Of The r isler to the necessity OF taking measures
for protection Of French In those waters In
redatey receiving the letter from the Chamber of
Commerce. M. ANGEL communicated II to the Minister
who has il il SAID promised TO concert with his cot
esgues Of the Marine as to have conference on ihe
subject with the Emperor
u statement made In English newspaper respecting
abe conduct u the French Consul at Richmond, n Viz
eina, in the present crisis B Dot correct ana Athens
that the corduct OF all French agents without exccp
ton has been becoming and reserved 20 TIE cohhict
which has broken GU, pet Teen the Southern and North
o. States Of America"
The Paris Correspondent OF the Iendon Nelcs writing
che 9Th OF Nay, sa,s:-Bter complaints a'e made bf
tie Americans IN Paris OF the delay Ia the delivery o.
thsr letters via Liverpool whenever tue United states
mail arrives there saturday even sometimes ~
Friday night In such cases the American letters, waoh
London merchants get Saturday night are, n
auence OF toe Sunday stoppage 10 ioudon not delivered
Ia Paris tn tuesday morning this is al old gflevanee
and only lately believe been suggested from this
eide that a french Poet ONCE clerk should await the
arrived OF he mails at eouthaTptD and Liverpool ard
be entrusted with all French letters Bat the isielsc
anxiety wish which adgices IRON America
awited lends additional urgency 70 the mater pui
presses for the immediate consideration Of tie Eogisa
authorities.
The Ion ION Sunday Times o. The 12th = Nay hes the
f0llowugA Partisan corTesp udelt writes y sas tue
civil wa new from the American Ccaiuent hes brought
20 Paris large number OF Americans gto ere y tNg
Germany md other countries o. the Old World. Ihsse
travellers ell proceeding hemsear a. fast i p0s' We
The resovrces Of foet Aeficans abroad Gepen
mcrce they therefore hui i'cmeives at he ptesetf
moment "a very unpleasant position not klo Sitg n
fact what exactly may be the results Of the ctv az
regards financial ntercsts nostly All Aoier'rats Nto
living Paris have sreads ct to look after Their
interests; may be- TO take part Ia the conflict ~
late years they have been the nest n customers N hote
keeere on TIE Continent OF Eurooe spending Their meg
win freedom which rsads tie trsvl Jag r. eHb
man sopopular abroad. That reputst.on, howessr Sc
have long since lost.