The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-21

eprtQ Scut0ey1 hospitality Northern c00neXion1
Mr. Gregory would no doubt have made good speech;
he would have sad much for the Southeness a. they
are capable OF saying for themselves. and he would
have said II perhaps In better style, free from
the exssgeration which marks sheie usterances
and the snimoeity which they either feel or
without any expression 81 opinion from any OF
the Csbnet without any gadden for undue ret
question Of discussing American aisrs al this crisis and
determined that II would allow no such controversy Mr.
gregory wouc no doubt baye tod Us mso7 things more
Belong to tho patysrcha owners OF cotton pabtstons
The state Of the Southern Armies the temper Of the
psople the position OF financial and mercantile affairs,
might, doubt receive much Light frocn bits In
qu:ies, but though the House curious ,t:H
Ctnf:deaa,e fac are adjourned indetnisly.
This little episote in one lights parliamentary sitting
how foolish ana S1grstefu wore the Orstons Of hsr d.
pomaic Representatives at Paris Ito other day Snort
OF Joining the Northern States against the oonfederses
ceraD6ed by OF the speske.s, there ia nothing
that lbs British naticr and has rot done fer
the American people The opinion Of Erg;shrec has
been pronounced against the pretexts for secession eli
taking letters OF HArque by British subjects has been
strictly forbidden, a. veese Of the Confederate raes
not allowed to brrg her prize into any Betah port SO
The beat every hrcus holt g!ote
clos ed to she Southern prvases But the deual OF
can't point sf s TIE house * ooSoas has e that
the United States nnent wocd rather there should
be 10 discussion on the contest themselves AID
the sou'ht Tho nment or the Cuited states
takes It's stand On document 20 which al living Anne
robus 10 be bocnd. because stesth part OF taer
lumber agreed to 1t seventy 1--WE years ago u enter
into legs constitutional disQusiticns would In this
cnly endcn9tr TIE theory According TO aih ~. United
claim almost ioel ticsl with these which kings,
cardinals sovere;g On communities have adyarced ~
often elo0 has broken out against them That
the sou'herners have 20 rghs to assume ally powers
hut thpse which their fores1hers reserved to ther
sPec'yo siassia ether words that ea,Aocty AID ira
dition AID positive ls% determine the stA.rs
Of people, irstead OF the actual desires
the unsjcrity-.s the aoctripe OF tho North, and
though We ccrceve 10 be most wholesome, and, in
fact to Tie existence Of large State e
is certain that hos nessT ob's.Hed m The American
Uno and ihdt The late 1sSidt Hr ENcAanan, aid
fail TO TuaiGe a. ana TO acknowledge IL a, it was wha
the power OF each state EIDE b. he ~
what he called u revolutionary iignt
In fact is slrnost slwa the when breaks
out, there liz question 10 argue. The Confederate
States exist by breach Of The constitution which
hot pro viotd for because Il held 20 DE impossible
Wbent impoverished, msgoyernei ard amcs ruined
orgina! States combined 20 form sag!e nationality
and that though they the terms q entrance
into the linton, yet woen oroe there they considered
rate argument OF Pree.6ent Davis fails to show
that the constitution provided the meals OF It's
own destruction, ond that while proclanlrg that vas
for aepg lis planest dictates a defiance We al know
that from International point OF view, the orgia O.
with the laws Of any morality, political other But,
The other hand there is the logic Of facts Secession
has been complete government nag been organized at
Montgomery to which LET'S than eleven States the
American CDcn pay Implicit obedience. AS general
| through o phase Of tnarchy There xas anarchy ia
| Sicily and Naples when Gatibald Invaded them ard
even in ls4s it nay be sid that The fight Of Louis
might have justified the former rulers in reasser..ng
their power, II possible: But far difeTcrt is the
OF the seeded States There the State Cover
everyt thing; and when South Calolina and Louisiana
broke off from the North they carried element Of
pelltissi NE win them win ,ne exception OF Ei:
ipdepen ent communities Their President Davis, boasts
with come recon that the course OF regular adunlsra
ton s not altered and that the pretence of the Northern
ere to find rebellion in States vel ordered and con.
tent shows their ignorance Of the SOUTH and the tyranny
| with which they would bend it to their wishes.
Both these parties ready to avenge
any advantage which their adyeIsares may gain
from Eurcpssp Interference :I rne North 10 the
and speaks louder than the secessioniats and
sequeny conseer IT more than its opponent Whea the
question OF neutrality is concerned But it does not fol-
low that the Of the conederates might not also be
of much Inconvenience, not danger, to England They
threat; they have no Minister to withdraw and no navy
to get into conflicts with our own Bt pee evao con-
tyot ne great crop mhich feeds three or foar millions Of
EnSshm0 must Arrays be Of Importance in The eyes
an G;ssy IKE the House Of Esg'mons ana not merely
to discuss 'ne merits OF tne nceued ana nApiacaDle
combatan.s
ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN Accozo on THE ANGLICAN
The Paris correspondent Of the London Herald writing
on the 9th Of Jure that England and France have
awayc hello the came feeling on the question OF the Ane
r!cbn difficulty.
Ihe Paris correspondent of lie Nord states that tss
policy @. the Two Powers france and England Is IL
ordinary accord on he ouestioS each being de-
termined 70 preserve state of neutrality ga Enpand did
in Italy
Chay;tdy: Of Paris ia 70 convinced OF there being 10
occasion for outlay In Europe, that Il exhibits
the 9th Of June Mars IN company with Beho1a vending
their way With carpet bsas stuffed with bcrabshea To
the quay at Havre as emgrauts to America any nros
pect Of employment being desperate At home
.xo,uvp -,,,v- co,,.,,os,o>-n, 40 >-.c.xo..
%noIhhn ri'1EL COMMISSIONER to NAIohhoN.
=! rTls lJune y correspondence OF LONDON Heteic
III sl.st a AZ ga sIe Ias nonng on lalssion
nuS $500 70 - a1e raenen zen H'en''
From the London Times June II
Inc Enaoo, seventeen lecre~) COMMANDER Eewett,
mace her oliic.s trial o. SPEED prior TO proceeding
10 me Norm American ard west Inda station, et she
measured nile Ill etolss Day yesterday The menc re-
suits o. the fus gave the ship speed OF ten krotS at
oeu?bt o. wafer o. lttt en- fe nine inches ait ans th
teep ieet eigtt nc1se forward The machinery worked
sasfsctofS Al FER s.eacl reserve trial On the 5tof
august 1867 prcr 10 1ner cdmm!ssion she reaizec e
speed CT ioA Atcts Iut D. cfarght OF water 0f criy
WE'VE tet Elk fchts til ana zen ieet sI inches orTerd