The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-28

Austria we should have federation Of the Danubian
United States friendly instead Of absolute and per-
ldious power Russm would receive Mofavia ia any
case that portion Of essarabia taken from her in 1866
the absolute freedom Of the Danube aud the Black Sea- and
Gailics, which Hungary would hand over to her would
give her the CMpathias for her natural frontier Lastly
the wishes of the pation party in Hungary are already
expressed in Hungary TO bestow the prince OF
tho Russian family his Highness the Grand Duke do
ELECTROMAGNETIC same Grand Duke beng member Of
the Beauharnois or Napoleon family
The emperor Is at Vichy surrounded by an enthusiast
10 population
The Empress, in the interval of his absence pre.ides
over Cabinet councils at tonlano cau Much interest
felt here regarding the visit Of Prince Napoleon The
Princes, ciotiilde II ho United states NJ Mires case
l. so far terminated that i, nercy awaits the decision Of
the Judge. On the whole popular sympathy j., more in
favor Of than against him Tho inpuls!vc character
Vie man Is different 10 the cool villAay OF N Orli-
nary specullor thai there Is certainly disposition be
ienicnt with him Indeed Is strongly suspected that
there arc others whose names kept behind who
fan more guilty than himself
MIR. Russeil's Letters to the London Times.
GEOGRAPHICAL, AGRICULTURAL, SOCIAL AND Fri!NO-
LOGICAL SKETCHES OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
SPIRIT OF THE REBELS HoMINy, HoCS, SLAVE
PLANTATION AND ohp NEGROES, ETC. RTc.
NaTctez Miss.. June H. 1861
RURAL sCents FROM A EsSsiSsypr STEAMBOAT
On the morning OF the I'd oG June lcf New Orleans in
one Of The steamers proceeding pp the.a-sspp along
that fertile but unntercstng region OF reclaimed swamp
lands, called tie coast which extends along both banks
for hundred and twenty miles above The civ II
called from the name given TO H. ala Cote BY the carly
fever land too lot sugar cano and Indian 70 those
who have very magnificent conceptions of the Ms ,'5pp
founded on mere arthmetical computation Of leagues
vague geographical dctr it may be astonishing bt it
nevertheless true Che Mississippi Is icll 0f many
hundreds oil miles nature has, OF course, poured out
the waters, plt man mas maze inc oanSs. iy vast
system OF raised enDanKlnens, called lVces The river
il constrained to abstain from oycrowing the swans
now ora.aco qua s!ech WIN wealth pro-uciiS
crops ~ the present moment the surface
OF inc iyel Is seyerI leet higher an the land at each
sue ap the ApoeT moves On ieVfl Win the upper
nd.
sc sScne' as youia Or witnessed IN inc ola days OF
meohSlluy ~ lolii nv liVoF j. not prohdef IMAM INC
.han.S AZ nnvcehu unu Is qutc as r'chly o"orel blt
W." " - ioo ,o' ' .f m'hite" H'a OF II H'S
n9t iea tll lVo icet o wafer mus deepy has u scoop
ca VI the icn Gay t mai IN us course, but as Rows
out oJoln nc ra u throws Gown The vast precplialrs
winch render the bars 50 shifting and difficult anu bring
tho mighty river TO hdch 4" poor exit.
,, a. G ,vs ''us1 .o wits aia irge ieHces 0, tle
c.t tne count reaJ apS 10 DC sea oi hgh' green,
WAN shores ni Forest "a inc stance about two miles
away from the bank Ihis forest rs The nnci'ared
and extending Tor considerable way back,
WHICH ehch PLANTER noie, 10 take INTO Guitar"
one oay OF o'm'f. ana winch no now uses
banks arc houses ~ WNoa, WIN portica,s, pillars,
vefanGans ana snnHiaaes generally painted wlite aid
green There Is gfea' uotofmty Of Style hn The ''F,
AIMED at seems 10 be mat 0 the Oh French caead wish
the addtfh OF cOiohitde round the ground story.
These dwellings, arc generally III the must OF small
dcns rich seIutropica vegetation with glorious mag
ponhS, now ID Inh Hlon using VI nor midst ana Gfn'cs
o ve OAK incisi'racu Inc lcver ~ rs hard and dry a.
the bank I" canal there and there 1t IS prolped ~ by
"uo"'i icNtiHcn|o bc'Ncth IL anu inc UNIFORM me nl
pahgs when suaros '"c RIVER lace OF the plan, niolS
there rs carriage road IN the enclosure near each res
dencc there is row of small wooscn hts whitowashrd,
III which I'VE TIC negroes attached to The service OF the
family Outside the negroes VINO labor III the fields are
quartereu m similar constructions, which are like The
small singe huts called Maltese which irhdi
in the tfimen
They are rarely furnished with windows; n wooden
slice or grated space hnmils such ls a,ld an Dr. ey
want
~ ttNuh SOLIDS. Nhp SAD I'pr n'A'S' SiANAs
One OF the most striking features OF the indseap' T. It's
nlcr want OF lite There were iew horseinef, exercising
m ned some egS ana baggea along the lev,e roads,
ana sntle EinnNs al tue numerous lasing places grae
galy containing 'ew chldf'h IN oc.looi cosu" as
/Onnyes, thasscurs, or some sort o infantry hui th'
slaves who we're there had come down to look AZTEC iug
gage or their masters There were ho m"rry, laughing,
chaitcing gathering OF black iaccs and white teeth ssc
rs we hear about. indeed the negroes are not aoWed
hei"ah"is 10 sur ol' o. tbef Respective plantations,
or To 50 along the rod without passes IRON then owners
cREniis On fiuf
Ihc steamer d. L. Not'rhIwpch was not the less
poiuin, pr'ntiSi because ahe hal 'hc WORDS "iow
i"tssN't' co4sp'cfons On hrf pHidr boNrs-cari"d
lar cav :" passengers, most % NINh We're hrhi-
pe's :" 'fe"e laihihSs hNlns Oh me coast 81"
W"peI hpi'hWr ~ 'ne Wo," ''rete ~ very inner
eat rom mt winch we attach 10 IT, IL sigail"s "r-
sou 'Hh#S" 81 ft'tH "t7tt1tt Dom ia l"aas"'i Vt IN
tl' 1"ui nerh ahn 'iupoa t..h l.S Ah great majority
~ ,F rth's .r't a.r fteon N.ro 81 anu IT l. ''''
lucy are Nir' ana pp'laF masters tiah 'le'lc'i' or
scotch, we hn' nInS coh3!ocrcu thc most severe III
tsitsr' Cd, mos subiec'I thel are frS'w4 ~ me belief
lhht frihu must Jake ther COTTON OF leilsh Even te
hrrhN' % III II hnV'eT' MI roIs'' an l'iSh 'Fc"''
who ~ ,"m'*ha''E' 81 ne nous OF bnIng, Seems
ih'1h'' W 'ilS l""h tuo'EH 'i' - U'ifu'H WIN
many INGENIOUS propositions, which "ou'd reiocr
Nj. "'has''nes m'noSt hr@rt' t" raise mo
h'y 'or th' soahcf connIeiacy ana max" th'in rnli
rN''rdhsH. t'Ae thng mas fajh'' iN|2lr" hiH
NJ fStr"h'' VINO IN NeW OIIuhS, elu'f rs
.VnScf Oh Oh "s an accrcd'd empoye ms atlrr or q!
me f4nh t'N tA1Snt SGsgcsie 10 nm tat II wod"
noi be possible lor all me olssabc nerc,tic marine vt
England ahd france together TO carry the cotton crop,
which hitherto gave employment to great number oI
American vessels, now tabodcd by The S0atl and The
calculalis se'm 70 pear ot ~" truth u me frnn'h
he that p, II may MI forsial Is qnite preparrd TO show
thai the south can RAISE prodIgocs revhlc hy snna
direct taNhiol, Tor when the machinery already cNis@
i'll ever! PARISH OF the state, ana that the North must b"
prdiyosN damaged commercially IA The struggle il not
ruined outright. One great source of strength IN the
south Is it.. rcadncssa least, it, protested alacrtyto
yield anything that IL is asked.
tSilrt MED CONFIDENCE IN JEFFERSON DAvis.
There l. dubo0ndcd confidence in MI Jefferson Ha,s
Wherever 90, the same question is asked, "Wv sir,
what do you think Of cur PRESIDENT Does he strike
y"H as brnG very able maD?' ~ inancf c is trusted
as much rs n war When he sent orders to the New Or
ans bauks, some time ago. TO suspend specie payment
he eNTcisc power which could not be justified by ANY
readns of the southern constitution All men appaued
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