The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06

Erect OF Mr.. Stewards Despatch to M
Parfs-The sOuthern Comm ssioncrs IN
Bu4Ope- Public Opinion I'm Nma land on
i.aH Ns.arS Pa r.sss M:y be Taken Re en-
Rebel Courts - tho eouth-spcech OF
mr: LinSs.y, n. F., n support Of JeH
and IMMIGRATION, Sc, sc.
PROSPECTS OF THE SOUTHERN COMMISSIONERS IN
from tho London Post Government organ), May II
But II Is understood that diplomatic agents rom the
Southern confedsrcy are now in this country seeking 70
obtain the recognis Of the government which they
repI eeent II NUT be admitted that free trade and the
parsou with the has restrictions and prchibtory dues
OF the Morrill, tam. hen Englishmen are invited 10
recognize the revolt no, Of Colonies but Ct the internal
members Of Union which, by the assent OF the con
tracing parties. Intended to endure for oil time,
they have right 70 NJ ow something, ONLY about the
ca which the new stae is prepared to act The
Gao SLAVERY is bos 'he cause and The z9jnc.fl. When the
eouih ocoverec at IN consequence OF The election Of
Mr. Lincoln, power IVES about to pass from their hands,
usurrecuan became tho ORDER OF tho day; and the
cause the possible hostility OF tho new Presi
cent to tho domestic Institution OF slavery In this
country we have Iitto notion of the inveteracy
with which the eou,herners cling TO and assert the
principle OF slavery. Tho Soul bern States by their
position as awoskipg beasts or aniosls of any
KIND ard utterly Incapable OF possessing exer-
oissg focia or political rights. an American judge
says that ",he MAXIM which places the slave upon
level with brute animals prevails universally in the
slavehold!rg states 1t La this system which the
South desires TO reSdsr not only secure and perma
With the advocates Of such doctrines ca ia.y repug
rant to the lass Of God and man. The people OF this
CON mercis tdTastsges but they must must value stI
more highly the rights and dignity OF humenity II Is
simply because abe Northern States have protested
egapst lnd eDdeayoied 10 o6struct the extension or
slavery that the sooth has fsvol,ed Recognition by
England OF contderLcy which has been moved by such
u Lnn influenced by such prtcpie would DO un-
WOyiDy OF yreQt nation yh.ck gObto
SACRIFICES 10 give feeoe tie negro and abolish the
slavo'Iade Nethcreiore hope that In the forthcoming
the frDdamt nai caue and principle OF the nsurrecon
nal net & ns,red If less importance than .t0se
e77o cdra7ogs chct ndp os smpersl'ed ty tie unhappy
cet which at peseat ahicts the once United States
OF America
LORD PAIMFRsToN CHANGES HIS OPINION IN ONE
DAY-NIEPENDfNcE OF TIE SOUTHERN GOVERN
MENT ACKNOWLEDGED AS DE FAoTo.
From The lot don Post, Nay 90
Mt Seward, in Geeqatch which rccentl. appeared in
the American papers, has az noupced, with equal cer
and empha Is tue determination Of President Lin
coin rot only to treat the FEDERAL Union still existing
compact, bat 10 enfc'ce the authority Of the central
gOyernne eat even AZ tie risk and OF angry and
loI protracted civil Facts stubbc ,hiogs and
when lear by the last advices that have
actually recessed certainly something more is requisite
to provo The n6sscubUty OF the Union than Che brave
woods Of Mr., Sewarc The document TO which we al
ludc s deepach addressed by the Ameican Secretary
Of stare 10 The American Nil ster at Paris. y
Recognition Of the Southern confederacy by The great
Powers Ct Europe would give an amount OF moral sup
port to the cause OF separation greater the effects OF
the most brilliant military successes For the purpose
OF svofcing any danger OF ibis kind the American Min
ter at Paris spoke 10 NJ rhouyenel on the subject. Who
in ,eply stated that no APPLICATION had been made BY
the Confederate States for Inc recogpton or their ID
dependence, and that the government OF the United
States eht rest assucd thai no hssty or prccipats
But NJ Thcuvtnel Incst properly added that One rractc.
and usage Of the present. century lad fully established The
right Of fe.o oyesxnes to recognition aclen proer
case w0s made OH far the desicn Of joSign cues If
We refer 70 the cases Of Greece and Turkey and Ho
land ~ d Bell ium, We 1nd that both the,e apply
to natiens which had been united in compact more
the thirteen North American colonies by France and the
recognition OF Mexico and the South American provinces
formerly held by Spaip furnish rule which the govern
CT Mr Lincoln cannot with any regard TO consis
tency, afford TO disregard Neither in France nor in
thu country viii Any hasy decision be proncupced but
the time is rapidly arriving when the question must
be cohsdercd; for he pyes. time can DOUBT or
geon the de fdc'o independence of the Soaite7s States
As exposition Of the wsrlike policy of the federal
government MIR. Stewards despatch IL worthy Of deep
ard careful considerations but would have been better
timed, ard more likely 10 have produced some elect If
9TH Of May when separation, 10 human speculation ap
pears TO be a melancholy but accomplished fact
THE IIyrRPooI. COTTON INTEREST ~, rn1v AVER
i 40 ~ $3.50 .. ~ A'''
49, ~ ~ IN LIE ~ 49,; IA -, -, On
p,1s dnn 10 FOO sn,a for ,n,, %sy ~ cd = mill
le d,fe to 1T Gu, srsratser IN ang KnsSss part The
tried on tho auee,on sr blockade q s no. tho tnte est
Of the EnpI,sh merchuuts nat any Of he pors Of Ame
tlGCkRtGI,
am loode ,r,lJ BE- rroarded au the most Jealous crii.
cism A bloctnae IL the cay-yuC into effect nv nm
AIMED ro,co ~ int rnls of law bio renders conmer
cia ,eeouIse with the port blocladed unlawful on the
part OF Icutras Actual blockade Is the most essential
ecmcnt Of legal bockase and is only to be considered
90 actually existing when there is power to enoro it,
HIhc yery notion OF blockade" said Lord S.owelI
OH cu6es hist the bescsDg fo c, can apply ts 80,
arl,v n,t NJ nc hietased S,aia 3 Non a PT y; ~
nSS pmas.;o VI ID ,no hatser tbe N"r,, wv vsry
can mt IN coumetn h,octcde i. h. ,iGs ty
World ~ sx;s Of thn r,ho,e seacoss, os tho 'he
r. Wv A tbr 70 M pcns~ded az csta; ,h. A..
British nubIis who want cotton from The sonah and
ca,n r-on ,ho Moth ,r;Ii not Ia s,t;ssaa q. r o
INV cnnstrnct,a h,os,,, ora ,bara :. % 80
fear the American people continue long IN state Of
Lnatii,v In. .,, nrrr ,,su ss ,s t "
H. boioSs M xmrr,rom n,,Is n vii, he ;sre,. ~ ~
indeed IL ,oy collision sbon,d arse bsweSn this connt
md elmer Of he be,uerent na,tes brt !. vonS ornc
want of prudence n he public Journalists il thew did
not point out he probable conteouences OF any
Inc OF tactics In r;enev State n The Souhern
az, in On, e. m their determination TO scce do no
cal force can comuci them to rerr ain In the Union and
the prorosed mutual SLAUGHTER will 6a At fnic
wcseo There arc few people who can better AFFORD to
be reasonable than tho Americans for they arc rocor
ni,ed rc,rtes char IND