Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-23
From III, Rtp York Herald
rHE Attest FOREIGN VIEWS OF AMERICAN iP.


The great crisis through which the United States q
RAISING continues TO attract undninshed attention Oh
The other side OF the Atlantic Every that Gu
here, Is canvassed by the London aud Paris Jouual
stb an anxiety that only be accounted for by tAe
intensity Of interest With which the statesmen ana
ole Of Europe contemplse the mighty struggle, upon
the issue Of which hangs the future tate Of denocsc
institutions In the world that is convulsirg the North
American continent. The especs! organ OF Lord Pal.
merstou seiIes upon the ucged proclamation Of Gen.
Fremont and with malignant ssgscy, iorbodes thai Il
gill render ell hope Of compromise or cotc.l.
alton between the States imp, ssibc The wss sebuks
vas then unknown, that WAS admin st.red later by tia
President TO the commander Of the federal toices 10
Missouri, and this disaster has been averpd bu.
the prediction of the Lordon "Timss' thas Englard BY
expenditure Of only zine or ten millions s.efiiis,
may relieve itself from all all need OF American coeon,
IL startling warning to Southe rebels who coLfnt
~ look 70 the imperative wants Of the Lincashife mills
a guarantee OF the final independence Of the seceed
d States Spnners have discovers that Surat cotton
makes beautiful clio b. and the East India staple gene
rally is increasing 10 favor. The Pr nch govenmen. s
prohibited officers Of the imperial army from stripg
u.d.r feceral authort es and there is sconilu
disposition to pr gnosccIte anarchy an general break
ing I'D of the American ration. The iadon 10 rIys
speak flghingy of The Cape Hstteras victory; declss
the South has demonstrated her sb y resis sub
ecor spdms 1iestt most benightei pr JUDGE sndig.
norarcs concernlg shat is rsnspiripg the OF wa
In another portion Of our paper We publ III the decla
rstops that have been made, since the commeneement
Of hoatlies, by different foreign powers in raltor TO
tue attitude OF the ates towards each other. EbssI
led co. Of course by prtiudsng the Who'll. qaesto and
by an acknowledgment, In the proclamation last Ny Of
Qeen Victoria of the right OF Southern traitors be
col sidered as "oelHgrens" Prsuoe followed, on!
lat r, with declaration Of neutrality aud inleis.
decree against privsteerpg Prussia. at the sane line
took the opportunity Of urging the United safes to &C.
cede 10 ihs treaty Of Paris of 1885, and In July Prince
GoetchskoG despaced bis famous letter Baron StosC
p.tronirng this country genes ally and instruc,ir
statesmen ho~ and when they should bring the ciy
to close The Queen ofspain had already ~ b
proclamation Of neutrality, forbdding eel s.ment, by
Spanish subjects either side, ard denu ciitory Of
privateerng Last Of all We have similar decree rem
the King Of Portugal Thus ell Of the principal Euro
sean Powers have deemed the Efforts that beii z
made by this country TO suppress rebellion, filing
csson make exception 70 the usual rules observed
by dplomaists in relation to rebellion and evil var
and 70 present their opinions to the world. Insuutc
tons have taken place in Ireland Iay Farce Geros-
py, Hungary Persia and Poland without sign Of sp
probation Of dsapprobaton the part Of the staie,
mea Of the various foreign nations. Observing evrnf
closely they have, nevertheless, absained from ccia
comment, while events here have startled them from
their sad caused them break forth into mani
sations which, In other cases. would have BEEN con.
sidersd indecorous.