The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-09
THE AMERICAN QUESTION IN EUROPE.

Napoicon's Official ExpIa mt ion OF French
Fniistnents In the American Army
SSaribnldf and the Italians and AIpe-
rfcans-A British M. p. ON the ..Loag
ForeseeD" Disruption or the Union and
Its Rsncfits-The Cotton Crisis in Nam
chester and Fan I'm the Fond. in
Lonaon-Opinion ON the Cars Letter
to Washington, &c.
The Paris Constitutional officially announces that the
washington government has not athoried its agents IL
Europe TO make military engagements, and that oncers
accepting under that government will therefore
net on their own responsibility.
On the first Of oGar Of military command IA
America to Garbadi address nurerously gned was
cent to him, ccnluring him not to quit Italy
The London Times thinks the Emperor Of Inssia otte
70 our goveT mfnt good and appropriate and more ac-
coptable to America than advice from any other Power
but obviously the advice will be taken BY proud aud
obstinate people and blood must flow before the
eounses of ST. Petersburg will be listened to.
Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton said in his Hertfordshirc
speech he had long freeen the rupture in America and
be- thought il would tend to happy results both Tor nc
s1fey AZ Europe and the civilization Of America III,
breaking IN Of the American rcprbiic was not iaurc
Of democracy. Any other form y governmcr. would
have equally failed keeping together sections Of com.
muuity geographically and with interests so IN.
The issue Of notices for the adoptsoa nj "soy1 lime ia
Ae Lancashire mills driry hrt,yrG ccn>oy ard
nder these circumstances spinners and manufacturers
were showing increased confidence AMI determination 10
abstain from pressing their goods the market Until
prices shall have attained point IN Some degree com
msnsurate with he vfs. in the udNe Of the mataf1l
The london mr., in ts city article, attributes the con-
Nnued decline III the funds TO feelings OF dsquie rs 10 III.
wsp-ts Of the operative c3dssss Manc STR daring The
coming winter aud tho influence which partial slspc-
ajon Of the cotton trade may have upon III, revenue
The Lyons silk trade, which has been suffering SO
greatly from the American crisis exhibiting marked
Improvement.
ME PROPOSED FEDERAL EXPEDITION DOWN TIN ,.rs-
sIssIPrI-ENGLIsH ARMY OPINION OF TIE MOVE
MENT.
(from the london Army and Navy Gazette Sent 2ll
is stated that General Fremont ut thu head If GO
Or so 900 men, accompanied by gtnbuat lo,ilIa will
march from st. Louis down the Mississippi upou New
Orleans This has all along been favored bv The
Washington strategiss. Yot glance az the map vii.
show that it e ore Of great danger and dicultv Tho
distance alone Is The river banks narsny
and the whole country for miles sometimes uner wa
Der. II is difficult to conceive how experienced ar
my coud be pushed even half way Yet, II the troors u
General Fremont and General Mcclellan could be relied
On the project of donbc advance from Washington to
wards Richmond and from st. Louis towards New Or.
leans, wears II mest be confessed inviting aspect
Yet looking TO past experience would be spnsod Ia
think that both would fail. Here again. regular trocrs
would certainly succeed but Of regular troops there are
none.