The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-03


orders have been sent roulon for the Immediate sailing
OF transports to BeyrOut
WIZ this concession gain England? VII Lord
Palmerston favor the ambitious views Of Napoleon I
as regards either new colonies at least poecoate
think that here both Powers will act with dupiclty
each other England no doubt, hopes to obtain
a iootng IN inc south. She we'll knows must all
Europe that the South cannot long struggle unaded
against the North and that the secedes need help
Nov England would prefer attending to that MISTER
wNnout the aid OF her ally. But Napoleon Ill thinks
otoerwse He 10 we'll aware that without EaglAnds
sent ne cannot act "a protector OF the revoed States
Dut that ne might act In with Ono thing ne
WI not let her do-,hat 49, protect alone the south.
ne WI nave his finger In that pie should 1t be ready
useics to talk Of honor and previous promises and
aasertioas Ct interest IN the Unon made by either this
government or that Of England The occasion to go the
upper hand Of feared Power will BIO too good one,
should II offer, and even you Eng aai ackuow
,oosng ane south as oegerens when It should be re-
sion say did we recognise Ireland belgerent Power
were she 70 revolt tomorrow? But in Eogiaod and
IN France 70 great extent cotton is supreme and EGG
land would indeed rejoice at any Circumstance arising
thai would insure her cOptr0 her needed supply.
Il has already been rumoled here that offers Of a
mediation or had been made to Palmer
ons Cabinet by southern representatives In Lon
don, and 1t Is said here that a like demand ID to
be made Of this government. All this may be
true or may be alseperhsps the wish Ia rather 70 the
though-but one thing almost certain when the south
S0Ss ohnn inc % o. France and
Informed.
Now that France has made up her mind tina. there
should be Europe II is wonderful 10 behold how
easily che has accomplished her object We hear no
more OF i%mediate ana general war THIS fsct must
welded by Napoleon III who moulds the destnies OF all
Europe at his will The secession of the sou,h has
changed his plans for the present. Europe will repose
while be looks with eager interest at the struggle that
once begun must work out his ends know that this
view will meet with disbelief from the any, but shot
vi n N IN m
tions Nothing but the avoidance Of civil save
us from the Intervention OF France and England
PARIS. May It. 1861.
7radiion1! Firg # France 7o,oayd Revolution in Amei
ca-Eurore Reposing on Her Arms and Looking out to
the West-Napoleon Gices Way for Moment the
Syrian Question in Order to Embarrass Britain in Her
Cotton Supply, de-
1t has been wisely observed that all human events do
but repeat themselves; that they move in a circle,
spiral and corkscrew wlse-meaning suppose that the
aim Of each CYCLE It completes course Is moro ele-
waited than the other.
Frenchmen at the present time seem fond of repeat-
Ing this observation Periodically they receive accounts
Of what, at the existing moment, most simply call
the agitated state Of affairs In America and then they
additionally recoect the successive epochs OF the Stamp
act Bunker Hill and the Declaration Of Independence
that Declaration which Mr.. Faulkner, the late
~ So '"0o~A'' ~ oo'uAs 'oSo Vus
In Paris at the commemoraton in July last
Of American Communication Crom that hsrin,,no
g. -. @. :. 49,, 4.
'ney NO iono VI Saying-tnat 'empest IN the west
started the fearful struggle which has given France such
n name over the babtabe pohe who shs,, a,v that q.
= ,--,-. :, - '"
"o'nus oo"Peso NO cen'uy-ior 1ranViues repeal OF
the Stamp act was in l764the cycle s not about
recommence and that tha var bachet which of od urn.
q. 49,, =, w.
hIs o0Seu " 'ne Dir III Americ ana tueo soeo across
the Atlantic, making the tour OF the earth Is not
ahout 70 repeat its m issionS
~ .,.,. - -
AHe P'ei''oo Vi LuTote, Roaming Oh l@ aims wni'e
grmly watching for the first crash Of war between the
North and the South In another hemisphere would be
8na .,hioc, for nm .r,o+ ~ srrn.,.,rr c.r,,. 70,
ta,n th.y ali man ion ~ ne .hpsa ,,s , a. 80 20 oo
hereafter n stem into the arana rha sonnd ~ Ill =; %
necislv as tr,,mnet at sver~ ,nsr,s %on. =, Ens o
IA ,h.-o .orro. ~ S",S, ~, -. wv ~ Flauoe
c.st,ng thos. sh.dous $780, 49, ~ -, S.s esea1
mem ,sov,d he sresdv On thnr ra, n 30
The Atlantic nnv ,on rad y o 10 uS ooms VI
What thess ccm,ng iu,oS ~, 10 y; @ n .
N rnon n nrect MT the aoo, I ~ TH 10 no. Even