The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

United STATE government have good and sufficient
for declining the services Of foreign axiiares, but if
they should NJ TO alter their policy in this respect
they would easily be able to raise numerous aud very
efficient German legion aud convinced the Prussan
authorities would oppose any obstacles to its forma
ton. In lhc military circles Of this capital the move
mcns tho American forces and of did (enera Scott arc
watched with the utmost interest As vet his operations
looked upon extremely adcious aud they do
find much fault with his apparent datorincss az his
own country seem inclined 10 do They cali him tho
Amorica Fabius Cnnraior aud are Of opinion that
time he will strke decisive blow with the same enorgy
| tiat characterized his Roman prototype
ODinioos of the the Euvt,st pre,s nm Pre-.
aide nj I,IncoI,,s ~ az Nrcss.~.
1Erom ,he Iondan Tma" ri, "a S''
Thc Presidenis Messags IL atronrty ,sart ia ca,,s
on Congress- for 400 000 mar and saG3 ooo noo Such ;s
the ast news rron, bo ,ni,i o. 10 49, y H. ", ,oor
like Amcbne ar even Iike d,s,.oatnn +" t; ~. oects
OF the war 10 or Ceder nronc,v r. IL stra;ght
forward and ola rshinoa nI ~ th i S @
nacity of The majoriv of Nnrerocr osainst ths fears
ana scr,n,es or some a,J BE ,,cbotS "S ali Sur
anpeal INV, bean aa,s ," ,od osss " a
ia their sulcc,s where ,yn.s,ic nterosts .are M
stake h,,t we had h.on Iad u, haisva th,t ,tsy
could never be heard with na,eacc IN an assembly
of republicnns Unwever We bsre nov al. smorcor var
huage, Of Enronann nronor,ons Nar ,s 81; No -,
the old Eiropean rcso,rcc or borrnwo Re ~ hs rrecy
employed national debt is TO be created and the ,nte
resi- OF this as we'll IA the orrnl exnenses If The wear
are to lie met moi Inv svxren,ng ,ncnms ,,x hr NV
heavy customs dutes aided by sbt direc, taraton
An ths ia sad boyv 10 our io for not;
tuiions II seems To show that The YanIaea ar ,nen t
ike n,ssons y nh ourselves that thev are MOI no,
, ~ ;n ~, ar c NV 81 i, sa. ', ~, az no o
nroctir,hc ora hut M at,nting ,ha,aaIvoS ond
their nosteri,v for The orat;cat;on or thor a
dor
The sun which tho S.c,e,arv M tho Ir,not c,a,.s
Treasrv now nroDaoa 10 rnse IL loan n ,raino som,
pared with tho tota amount Of onr naiions debi bnt
m aoui .n .ant m ihs, ~ h;ch Tho vars IF w;.r M
and of ina Snansh Snerassion en,aed on ,h;
and AT which swift and his contemporaries stoSod
agbast II ia more than thrice IA much ne ,hc vhoIc
annual reynnue of the United States Ccu, yca,s
ago and more than Owe times IA much ne IN. cntrs
out standing pubIc debt Of the linton =, ,hs sams
time M,reoyer Tho enorwous b,rs Of ,.ra,;o" in
voved in this financial scheme w il; moi Nv, hnrna as No
fare hv thirty four states hut in ths a., ;ns,ana ~,
,hn .nd tho n, sna, s u u. wy ust Instance ny
W,sbncotn oovernment Nor must wa Snraa, ,ho, ~
,,,I,c/iys ,,1,o.rs of nus .fu. ,fJ 3. G D..
he syb,t,alt,on of Zoo oI0 obi~ bJ;.d ,on T1 -
and ,an,wfc,r.s n ren,.;n. 10 Is .sanho ~ ~ h,;c
r;" ., ,h Nr,. IN na -, 'h NV sne pu", y.
whch n ,; now he snhicc,nd and be,hr ,h "9
a,o es;r. ,a ,ain,sin Inc in,acr, Of ,h ,,,o Iii ~.
aa NV ,h n,;snt sc,r s;Gs ,, o aon m w
cono eo,merciai neon,s 70 ,ho 'rosn"c, Of r;.os
"1 M "' ,i,as we ,"nano,, h;,,,r, ..., IA.
an '.a,y .tn y, u.'ne,to Iclor'eu are iui-
h acho T 1oh NV Gaa ps !" 'e result 70
,rjen r,;r oxnen, s fr 81 ., I WIS av.,y
cnm0dencs of ,e rer., roons IN tha. % ~ y; o,o
hns % re e' ~ VI oops ~ ne!i olhcrrs. II u one
thing to drive the rebel, from the south bank Of the Poo
n,a,; VI oven 20 oeoaly icnmnu out aho'her 10 reduce
anu non +" permanent smoIectoh aUact Oh country near
y as large a. RUSSIA IN Europe ana inhabited by Anglo
I'Apns PC "eee 4hesr"sco Me suIe'roTuyg me norm
yo ty oIate' oas 70 sgo' ueIe'he"ce ever te1
na u y KY e.sg socIe one's he uds
1u gfoP no" " W Mts cave trsides 10 Tor az zoe can
Me are moro earnest ana 'dni
nos o' o,r a,spy psagea 20 thear caus thdn mer o
be long as the slaves remain faithful the Southernes
give their personal services with less difficulty and
the further they driven back the more they fight on
their groind and the greater the difficulties OF their
enemy. But is idle multiply reasons for concluding
that ths controversy mus, ultimately be settled by some
other arbtrament than that of arms victory on either
the battle which was expected when the last tee
grams were despatched might give the victorious party
an advantage in negotiation but il cond no more turn the
scale than the battle of Egeh determined the fate of the
English civil wars In those a VS. there was br, one way Of
deciding difference Of prncplc and the cost or probabe
duration of was the as thing thought Of Perhaps
have grown wiser or PERTAINS we have only learned the
worldly prudence Of calculating beforehand The objects 10
gained by an indefinite expenditure OF blood and trea
sure At all events mere annosv is no longer cas.s
beth Europe and the prcsen, relations of Austria and
Hungary show how possible is the most vital inter
mai questions be discussed between two powerful sec
tons Of the empire without actual boodshed But
of after the rebukes have received from
transatlantic relations know berter than quote this
old world example for the guidance of dashing young
nation with its wild oats still SOW. Austria is almost
bankrupt while the Union is as flush of money State
with the wealth Of first rate Power which has hitherto
been content With small establishment must needs be.
Heavy taxation will be new sensation and no one will
pay more FOR excitement and novelty than genuine
American
tFfom tue London Times Of July ~
President Aacon second Message altogether connrms
The impression produced oy us hrsr II Is an unprstend
tnsaC lll In ~ tHH nj