The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

remain unit, the 81 or 4tb next mouth In spite OF all
the anecdotes published about hs stay at Vchy and that
would lead the Of his robust beath am aware
Npon good authority, that he 's still very feeble and H.
Oar Paris Correspondence.
PAms, july &c, 1861
a Ne,c Shift IN Imperial Jo,unal,sm-HoW The SoIthern
REBELLION AdpoeaeI for RsccgRp,onA French Agnry
for the Purchase Of c',on and 7tacco an the SOut.-
VIVA, The Onted States Gorernmee Should Do-A HIN
to the American Minister, DC
In my letter mentioned the unique received
by the semi Official fatre and explanation OF It's
Causes II is than apparent that the gov
ernmcnt dsavow the Official character Of that
Journal but for seish motives The Patrle under
the direct control Of de la Guerronerc will advocate
all the pet OF the Emperor and should the rep
of any foreign Power find augt say they
will be met with the cry Of " moi Official"
This evening the Patrie has unfair untrue and
prejudiced leader upon the affairs the United States
Tho Pae that the South has perfect right to
eecedc, quotes the prove this the devil
might quote Scripture and winds up by saying tina, il,
10 the interest Of France and o Europe recognise the
revoed States. II is urged upon the public that direct
commerce with the South were most advantageous,
and hopes expressed that there viii longer
be any occasion pay these New York merchants
the large commissions they have heretofore pockeied All
ths IL very much 10 be regretted eau but excite the
rebels encourage them 10 pfotractcd
resistance They will nni should they succeed their
nefarous dcsgns-which may Heaven orbid-that they
have exchanged kind pacrual government, fun and
entire liberty for protecnrate Of the King Stork kind
Napoleon Ill wout send troolis ~ protect the South.
urners in the same he protects the Pope ora
Then lie had obtained Footing for his egions ia
provinces that Acknowledged France the home
government he never would Withdraw them until tho
American people ard at all sacrifices Of
blood and treasure drove them away.
France has agents in the South buying cotton and to-
baco specializing IN fact upon the wants OF the planters,
with the firm intention OF assuming poteciorae OF the
South, or at least ognizing government before
fall or at latest sprung which time the cotton and
tobacco will ba needed here.
There II but one way avert the The govern.
cnt OF the United states must not only have that large
band force which the President wisely demanded and
which the Congress granted with such patriotic readiness
but asoand this is the must important-n must have
overwhelming uavy-iarge and heavily armed vessels
Eunboais floating batteries well every species
defence that other possess in their navies Ts
done al once at whatever cost may be incurred will
Viii un "''' war WIN ''''e'D '"''' ''''D'NS ''''
The United States government can if it chooses put
into active service such navy and should speedy
peace To obtained the vessels needed for the
II the government would go To gvo US that commercial
snartuc we should have bat certainly have not
Why shoald England have the wLcle Of The steamship
Hines importance, merely because the English govern
nent has understood that i! was IFS Arst duty
tn protect and aid by subsidies, its cominor
cia lines OF shippinge Surely the United States
government, With IT'S power and wealth, can
anord much and moro than England in that
way. 10, US, by all means have navyan efficient one,
and then brave the l-wil' of our enemies.
The Ambassador Il this court has arduous daty to
perform. Never have much ,cdcd man of hrm,
minimizing charac'sronc determined 10 uphold the dig
nifty 81 the country lie represents do not know what
arc Mr. Daytpas sentiments regards the rela
tions between France and the United States
lie surely canno, be bind to the danger
of tho course pursued by France fe should insist
upon n cessation Of snch newspaper articles have
above referred to OF leave the country They are insults
20 or government, and intended such The plea Of
snct cicia should not suffice Mr. Dayton, for he should
Know that bore nothing enersie columns Of Journal
tbs, not Just what the authorities aliowespecaiy in
che well known OFFICIAL AMI semi official journals II Is the
opinun, publicly cxprcsscd 9 all The ocia people here, that
De South mil be rrcogn,,td They all say that II
be so, matter course rs il is to the interest
OF the government. II - to he hoped that Mr. Dayton is
not deceived by The prom ses made him. ana that he Will
per through pp!its speeches that mean nothing
You viii bear Ia mind that months since de.
pored The appointments Of ministers L. opean courts.
they ~ inhrbt, or at leas, WITH the French Ian
guase tho chiefly used al all The European
Our Berlin Correspondence.
BERLIN, July 81. 1861
Ne American Question IN Prsssia- Reports from Our
Special Correspondents Mao Yot-Ths Ua,on Cause
Dangerous and Dspevate-E6sct Of Mr. Lincoln's Xes.
soes-Whee King for the South May be Fo.nd. dc dc
Here, elsewhere the Presidents Message was looked
sbrward 10 with anxiety which would have
thought possible six months back In former times
Ahcse missvcs attracted very little attention in Euopo
she thriving aud ~ psrous state Of things portrayed ID
ahem was highly gratifying, doubt but became slight
~ monoonous TN the long run, and any trouble at home
OF abroad mentioned, the public felt perfectly
ensured that Il would no settled by amiceba com.
promise Ia the casc, and by the .cnnnp in,
u the opposite party In the other All this is
completely changed The intelligence from Amer cs
eacites the most general and intense interest," and
covnls received just before the arrival OF the
message rendered the contents Of that Document an OBJ
tect Of decisive fnportauco. Two Of the Berlin Jour.
Dsis, ultra resetousry and the other liberal hsvs
corrcspondenls 10 New York and they both concurrcd
shoagh from orsrot ros,s Of vlew--the tory
9th undisguised ecs aud exuitaton, the liberal with
bitterness az srirts rspTsennHa "a, situation oths North
srfrrmcy dans-rs and almos detr~ra1 They descro
81 the resieut being surrounded by traitors and in
o~pshes VITO dlsspsns psopA with The war BY
as endless ooays, and rsesa Of taking energetic inca
sures against thu rscets secretly endeayering
b. come 20 understanding with them. !,
&saei that these pego,ia,ions would be alluded
o. Va the message, sni that a treaty with
ca seh ,he sapsi IN which the maintenance OF
ths Uuon would hA Virtually sbsndooed These runners
apvaf 70 DE- euugred ~ ile American correspondence
FnEish press siin by pruiouged M.
seyhy q the federal troops and their arrarsat
as0ce % siyAnoe any further into Virginia 10 q word
ate prospects a The United states. which we're thought
a. have e'asocrshy frightened since the great "resur
Sscioa 81 paiFism" 10 April last were again ooged
0gon a. exceedingly doubtful, ana even those who bad
hsheto feli confidence IN them began 10 cespond
To great extent these nIsEyngs have been removed
BY lie Presidents sna by ihe proceedings
tn1gress Which faiowHdn when the Chef Magistrate
Of tbs nson asks for four bana'sa thousand nrn aoa four
hundred mic,s n money prosecute the war, he most
c~fln,niy intess 90 carry a Win vigor When the
representatives, the nation grant all he asss az mere
ttan DC asks, without u lnufneais hes,iatIn they
must have confidence u his honesty and good aib All
nation which "a sSe IN rssse these myrsi. 81 and
chs enormous cap'S. must ultimately surmcunl every
6ifcn,ty snf triumph over r.. rs enemies Thaze ev!
denoes ~ rprsl AMI maters power tsve made a very
favorable impression here. the carss IN uh.sh they
ere dsplsYsi commsnis the warmest syupa,hAe
d the mmen~ majority " the population
and tie whcs intelligence oi the country Il ia felt
that tho hrsshlns vp n the C1:oa wouId b. n
Aeary ttv AMI % tey oil the ,sorl
and anything ~ere wanting TO strengthen tbs copyc
uco the illconcesist y With which tbs prospect Of
ouch catastrophe regarded By reseonsts and aristo
sts throughout Enropeshs adherentso Of despotsm hug
themselves With The hops thai member Of British
Parliament said, tho bubble of repablcanism Is burst,
Cd shas ~ prcps Of VIE Old World viii no longer