The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24

ADDITIONAL BY THE EDINBuRo.
The Paris Press on NapoIcon'x Ncutrai-
tty and French Mediation.

The Paris Press on Napoleon Ncutrai-
tty and French Mediation.
81. JoHSs n f.. Dec. %, 1861.
The officers Of the Ednburg, which passed Cape Race
on Saturday night, had thrown overheard in snow
storm the can containing the regular press
report before she was boarded by the news
yacht The latter, however, obtained the dispatches
intended for at Sandy look. As consequence the
report Of the latest by this arrival not full
as would have been had the regular despatch been pro-
cured
The following is the very latest news
LONDON, Dec. IL, 1861
The Journal dc Hdwe the Sn,dphore Of Marseles and
the Gironde of Bordeaux advise the French government
to preserve strict neutrality in Of between Eng
land and America.
The Paris Temps approves OF the proposal of the London
Necs to appeal to the mediation Of friendly Powers in
accordance with the agreement made at the Paris
renee 1856 and says that other Power but Franco
can be the mediator.
The Paris Presse advocates the energetic Intervention Of
France between England and America.
The Optoc Ndtfonale the organ of the French liberal
party says that France should not follow the example Of
England, should the latter recognise the South.
The Paris Constitutional publishes article stating
there is rong necessity for AngoFren alliance
which could be endangered by between England
and America.
What Italy Fears.
The Moneto OF Turin England against beginning
war with America France would take ddpantage of 4 to
interfere in the East.
Austrian Opinion Of Napolcon's Designs.
The Austrian papers state that between England
and America would remove the only obstacle in Europe
against French ambition and that France Dould begn
against Germany.
The Naval Movements OF Engia nd.
DESTINATION OF THE wARRI0R--A FRIGATE FOR
AUSTRALIA.
from the London Times, Dec. 4.
The Warrior 40, iron frigate, Capt. the Hon. A. A.
Cochrsne b unbent sails yesterday in OF reft
tons will made in any part OF the ship httngs that
will occupy more than twelve days to complete II, by
that time she ! 10 be again ready. The rpdder aud
steering Of the ship will therefore be retained
for the present. What may ultimately be done with shc
shp will course depend upon the nature Of the reply
Dhich may reeieed BY her Aajys Monsters from Pre-
s,ds,k LincoIns Cdbin at Washington In addition TO the
shus named In the Times OF yesterday rs ordered by
telegraph the Admiralty 10 be held ready for mme
date comm ssion at Portsmouth, and which yester.
day were having their sails and other stores put on
board the Pandora three masted schooner and
the Vigilant 4, despatch vessel, named for
being also hold in readiness for the pennan The
ment naval circles respecting the American difficulty
increases hourly Officers OF ali ranks, and OF
them holding high dockyard appointments, said to
have eagerly offered their services 10 the Admiralty
should out for the worse Among the many
On dts current is said be likely that the Orpheus
81 screw corvette will be added TO The squadron under
The Admiral commanding the North American and
West India station Commodore Burnett hosting his pen
board heavy irigsts for service in the Austria