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

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Dayton on the Cabinels u Lonnsn An
Parfs-The southern Conmissioncrs an
Durope- Public Opinion I'm Nina land ON
i.sc Neutral Ports ana Go.d.nn sd A by
Rebel Courts - tho south-speocn OF
.; hinS:sy: A. e. n Support OF J;tr
and Emigration, Sc, sc.
PROSPECTS OF THE SOUTHERN COMMISSIONERS IN
ENGLAND.
s' lSnaUn rOs ,Ssa orgaa Nay
Southern oonedercy are now in this country seeking 70
obts,n the recognit Of the government which they
neutrality Of the ssipp tempting bats in
rarsou with the hass restrictions and prchbtory duties
Of the morrill, tam. When Engiishmen are invited 70
members Of Unioa which, by The assen, OF the con
trocttng parties. YVES intended to endure for all time
they have right ~ Know something, osy about the
which have led to separation but the principles
which the stae is prepared to act The
lat slavery is both he oaasc and the principle when the
south ocoverc ttat IN consequence OF the election Of
Mr. Lncoln power wcs about to gass from their hands
iusurIectMn became tho order OF tho day; and the
cause was the possible hostility OF the new Pres
Dent to tho domestic Institution OF slavery In this
country we have iitto notion Of the inveteracy
with which the southerners cling to ard assert the
principle OK slavery. The Sou hesn States by their
o'gsbc isws declare hat slaves In precisely the
sane position as "woskipg beasts ap,nsls OF any
1a ard utterly Dsss,Ds Of or sxSr
says that Z" tho MAXIM which places the slave upon
level with brute animals prevails universally In the
South res TO rerder not only secure and perna
rent, but 10 extend 10 Mexico ard Central America
With the advocates Of such doctrines eq lsy repug
rant to the Laws Of God and man the people OF this
country can have no sympathy. they may value
con meIcia advantages, but they must value still
more highly the rights and dignity OF humanity II is
simply b.caufe the Northern States have protested
sganst lnd ebdeayored to o6struct the extension OF
slavery that the south hos fevol,ed Recognition by
England OF cpnfrderGcy wha has been moved by such
cause tpu influenced By such pIiacpie would be
worthy OF great nation which has made so DObie
sacfhct 70 give eeoo 20 tie negro and abolish the
elavo,sade We therefore hofe that in the forthcoming
discussion Ia PsT@menI this great question Of slavery,
The nal caue and principle OF the insprrecon
iaa net E ctnsnred os q less importance aa those com
e7c'ot cdtdfos ccA ,noy .nperiled ty tie VRhdYpy
contest which AT preseat atc,s the United States
OF America
LORD PAlMsRsToN CHANGES HIS OPINION IN ONE
DAY-INIEPBSDtNCE OF TIE SOUTHERN GOVERN.
MEkT ACKNOWLEDGED AS DE FAoTo.
From The Loi doA Post. Nay Col
Nj Seward, in despatch which recent. appeared in
the American papers, has q, nouDced, with equal ceA
ness ard epha Is, the determination Of President Lin
coin only to treat the FEDERAL Union as still, exist
compact, bat 10 eoo'oe the authority Of the central
government even st TIE risk and OF angry aud
lol protracted civil Facts stubbc 'hings and
when We ien by the last adyces that nine States have
actually fececed certainly something is requisite
to provo The nosoubDty Of the Onion than tho brave
wosdh Of Mr. Seward. The document to which we al
Iudc ia despatch addressed by the American Secretary
Of Stare to the American Mil ster at Pars. y
gnfiop OF the Southern ccniederacy by The great
Powers q Europe would give IA amount Of moral sup
port to the OF greater can the effects OF
the ncst brilliant military successes For the purpose
OF avocing any danger OF This kind the American Min
ster at Paris spoke To Thouvenel the subject. who
in reply, stated that no application had been made by
the Confederate States for Inc recognition OF heir ia
ccferdtnce, and that the government OF the United
States sht rest assucd that hesty or prccipats
action on TIE subject would be tax On BIZ the Emperor
But NJ Thouvtnel mcst properly added that she praccs
end pNge Of the present. century had fup established The
right Of &c f1eso governments TO recognition chen proper
case as aode Ci2 far the dcston Of jo~ign oues II
We refer to the CAGES Of Greece aAi Turkey and Ho
and RAJ f INN yXp nd hat both thosa r{r
to nations which had been united in q compact more
clcec than federaye compact. The recognition Of
the thirteen Norh American colonies by France the
recognition Of Mexico and the South American provinces
formerly held by Spain furnish rule which tho govern
inert CT Dir Lincoln cannot with any regard to consis
teBcy, afford 10 disregard Neither in France nor in
this country VIII any hasty decision be pronoupced but
the time is rapidly arriving when the question must
be considered; for lie present con doa,N or
qsefo the de faoo independ of the So,tey,s States
As exposition OF the wariike policy of the federal
government Mr.. seward's despatch Is worthy Of deep
an careful consideration but would have been better
timed, ard more likely 10 have produced some effect II
RAD been written or the Ash OF March, and not the
9b o. My whea separation 10 human speculation ap
pears TO be melancholy but accomplished fact.
ING kND TIE BLOCKADE.
lEIom the Liverpool Albion, Nay 90
rtc ctagn IS too srongf for PRE- atssan9, ard gin
bc d!feeah to fit cut sTtrateer in Enyhah part The
English temper is however, very lke!y TO DO severely
ied tho quce,on OF blockade s not tho inter est
of the English merchants that Of line ports OF Ame
RIGA, either North South, should be blocksdod, and
any tocode ac,ly be regarded o the mos Jealous crii.
AIMED force or inst rule Of Isw which renders commer-
cis ,ecouse with the port biccladed unlawful on the
part OF ncuras Actual blockade is the essential
clement legal bockaoc ard 1t is only be considered
actually existing when there s power to enforo it,
"The very notion Of bockate," said Lord S.oyel,
eyiy point Of the blqtkased State y Now il il very
much question cd whether The North efactualIy
carry cut the complete blockade II has notified the
world to exist Of the whole seacoast Of the South
therefore. regarded hnt
British public, who want cotton from the South and
coin from the North, viii not be satisfied to recognise
any constructive blockadcs and there Is every reason
fear II the American people continue long in state Of
hostility that yry 0rdte questions nil arise auth respect 10
roecd any collision should arise between this country
and either OF he begerent paties but would evince
want OF prudence in TIE public journalists it they did
not point out she probable consequences Of any
line Of tactics In frenely State If The Southern States
in nest in their determination sectde 40 physi
cal force compel them TO reran in the Union and
ire proposed mutual slaughter will be at once futile and
wicked There are few people who can better afford
be reasonable than tho Amercsns for they recog.
they Will ose nothing by showing in this terrible cner.
gency that they are also possessed Of moderation and
reflection
CANADA TO ENJOY THE COMMERCE OF AMERICA,
From the LcscOn Pest, government organ) Nay a
The battle field may extend from Washington to tho
South ard West but though Canada, from the loyalty a
from all paIt in the contest, the policy which dictates
military prepagatio neither be gsinsaid nor cotro
VERGE; hs ses.es ua as sonss1usce Of ne M0,rs'!
fr.va The United ates to Candda We have no apr chen.
sCn X IL wars alarms Ill reeound in the PROVINCE We
lLd 'ha. whist scpuaticn IS accon pliahed fact
in the CDiitd staeR, British North America is
camorous for federal nion. When We remember
That (anaea, Ncya Scotia, and New Brunswick DOS
seis population equal 10 that Of the thirteen
colonies which eighty years $50 reyoIed from this
country, cnsne, Jliee that ,J hare no uyia and
ausorl in The j,sye d,Sines Of he A,re,fca,,
owing TO the folly tho t buence ami The violence of the
ssuih he botInee q yeesr has b.:n rrtasy transferred