Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
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The grfat crisis through which the United Stairs
4 IS PASSING continues 70 attract undiminished ateen
tlon on tHe otner side Of the Atlantic Every event
that occurs here IS canvassed BY the London ana
I Paris Journals, with an anxiety thas can only BE-
accounted for BY the intensity Of interest vitb bb
the Statesmen and people Of Europe Contemplate the
mighty struggle, upon the issue of which hangs the
future fate Of democratic institutions IN the world
that is cbuvulsiDg the Nerth American continent
me sspeisl organ Of Lord PalneFston SEXES upon
/ the l-lufged proclamation Of Gen Fremont and
with malignant sagseisy, fOrcbOdes that it viii rem
der All nope OF compromise or Cancellation between
tne otape Impossible, The wise rebuke was then IN
knoSR tllat was administered, later by the Presi-
dent to tile commander of theF edaraI forces in VI
sour, ard thlg disaster has been aveTted . but
tes prediction Of the London TINES that En0la,d.
I 0y an expenditure Of only nine or ten msiIians
sterllDg. may reheYe itself from all need Of Auaeri
can cottoh,is startling warning to Southern rebels
who confidently look to the imparitiVe wants Of the
Lancashlfe mills, as guarantee Of the final inde-
pendenee Of the seeded States. Spinners have dis
covered tne Surat cotton makes beautiful cloth and
the East India staple generally is increasing in
favOr' HE FreRch Governments has prohibited
omcers Of ne imptr al army from ing under
our tederal Guthoridea; and thers ia a continued
disposition to PrOgnostieats anarchy and general
oreakng up OF the AmeFic0n nation. The London
journals SPEAK shghnngy Of the Cape Hatteras vic
t5r{j declare that the south has demonstrated her
aolhy % resist subJeeton and manifest the most
benighted prejudice and ignorance eoueerninS v-bss
Is transpilrlng az the seat Of war
Al anotneF portion Of our paper, we publish the
ueciarauqns mat nave been made, since the com
mencement OF hoSuIties, BY different foreign DOW
ers IN relation to the attitude Of the States towards
each other. England led CT Of course, by preiutV-
ing the " pole qaesilr, and BY acknO wledgmsnf.
IN the proclamation, last May, Of Queen Victoria of
the rlghtof Southern traitors 70 be considered AZ
" oelhgerfnts" France followed, q month later
win declaration Of neutrality and an immortal
decree against privateering. Prussia at the same
ume' too< me opportunity of urging the United
otstes 70 ecede 10 tae reatY Of Paris Of 1856 and
10 July, Llrlnee Gortehakof dispatched his famous
es'er ID Raron SO kI patron zng this country gen
eraHyi Sl gslr oetlng our statesmen how and when
laey shOEld oring the civil war to q close. The
queen OF Spaln mad already come out with a proc-
amauon or neutrality, fOrbiddng enlistment BY
spanish subjects, on either side and dspuneiatorv
1t priEatfering. LAST Of all we have a similar d.
'ree frorl the King Of Portugal. Thus all of the
principal European Powers have deemed the 60,
hat are teirg made BY this coHutrv 10 sunnress
,ebelLon, fitting occasion to make AZ exeention 10
ne usual rules observed by dplomatsts in relation
o reoelipn and civil war, and TO present their
'plnlons 10 the world. lnsurrectiOns have taken
,iace IN Ifelsnd, Italy, France, Germany Hungary,
5osnia and Poland WiihOQ5 a sign Of appreciation
r dlsappfobation on the part Of the statesmen of
he varid foreign nations. Deserving events
iosely, they have. nevertheless sbstained from Of
c1al cen ment, while events here have startled
hem frOnh their reserve and caused them to break
lto manifestations which, 10 ether cases. would
ave beer considered indeeOrous $500.