The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

hAd despatched 70 The United States reports That rather
Atooshsd them. ma, ascsrsaiped that bsyund doubt
tho federal government oouA, m the event Of tho
blockade Of every Atlantic port coosruct any number Of
war vessels arm and equip Thorn In the interior Of tho
country and get them TO This fact had been urged
upon the authorities here long ago, but met with general
disbelief Now they know that It Is really the case, and
that the resources Of the country unbounded a. re-
CARDS The means and material for war The spirit shown
by tho government at Washington q wen n BY the mass
CT Northern citizens, the people here and is
gradually attracting the ssmpathyf the public although,
a. have asserted BEFORE the government was inclined to
favor tho South.
know that the Southern Commissioners have met
WIN sory reception here. The Emperor has peremp.
torfy refused them audience a. has n de- Thouvene
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Tho Southern bonds no enc
VIZ touch; 80 that altogether the South has made miss
Of Il hare.
This owing entirely the energetic stand taken by the
United States authorities and the result Of the dispatches
above referred 70. Il IN known here that tho South IL
poor, needs provisions In fact viii almost sarve in case
the North chooses and TO interfere now looks very dan
gerous.
San Fance may geo at 10 push England into quarre.
with the United States. Such result could but benefit
her commerce and power would lessen that Of Eng
s0o, VINO would 6ud she he'd powerful Antagonist
WITH France Wa disposed to join Eagland In protec
sorats and ooted the matter going just cause
lord Pzinersoo 10 commit his government in hostile
manner against the United states But nov France ha
other Views. She has ascertained beyond doubt the
strength and energy Of the NORTH would prefer to
keep ont Of the ay This accounts for the ubbing Of the
Commissioners Of the Montgomery government France
knows now from Actual that the South is too
poor co weak, to compete successfully with the North
she viii push England 70 doing, though II she can
a. 70 ny certain knowetgs the tone Of the deep,scne
LAt pare between The CAonet the Tuees and that or
81, James are unfAvorabe to the Union.
france thinks differently now, and although she did
tnas notify the Chamber of Commerce, stated the
London He AID change has come over her resolution
upon that subject The AosHur has officially
effected BY the causes mention in this letter You may
deJs0d upon an well informed regards this sub
ecl The Emperor Napoleon Is ny far too wisc TO
nferfere where he can gain no prodt and no knows
tneae "a for thofs VINO come between the United
suites government and she rebels
tfEead 70 send by the Great Eastern three
70 Csnsda suppose Is with the object OF assuring the
balance o. power that now exists, the Aovnina Post
The Amssiosa people VII oss re~smosr the sudden sS
sn o. iLGsnd ~ regsrcs recognizing the rights of the
yebslioos states 20 Is the oc
csfou oocusa they VIII doubt return the compliment
not osy in Canada, but IN Ireland where spirit Of en-
NIFTY being areusca account Of the s.oppsge OK the
I case cid 6a the resns Of es,y hss AZ
vaJs existed and that tho stoppAgo the sobsdy but
hkh haze evcr fslt towards England The following ex
trscs from me Dublin E~nsSg nd In most significant
one ssa sni DO no. doubt give the st. JAnes Cabinet
"he ntcrest which France lattery taken In Irish
AdArs rensrkable NJ u the les 20 for being chiefly
oo0osuexased about the point Of direct be-
tween Europe and America through Of our cutporfs
Three 90 four ego the Of the Emperor Ma
o,sos v VA sas nay Q. Sswsy and after very brief
ruad which crusses island from that town. CHANGING
n the Redans and other fort!dcans Of Athons ON the
vrsrt. fl,g Ass
accurately M every cycumstasce with the c.
tsblishfntni Of line cf mail packets between the vest
ern coAss OF Ireland aud America and the sag acous
Observation which have Just quoted from hIs ON
cal journal shows that he has not studied the Irish
peuscs Of the whigs TO no effect Well DO mderstaads
them and their wsye; and should II really form any
part Of his day dreams 10 indulge the Monsgnor Dapan
loup aIo his party some day s1A an armed mission
s~d~ AckahoM 10 iveand n csura coWsanrls> sach
ueys aaa rslstses us6sw sanga0ica They scem 90 be
payiog the WAY for him. Nor II the government OF
France ony tina, Ia interested on this subject. The
people OF that country, particularly the con-
r~cia portion Ct them, appear 70 be very favorable
our western ssailon Tue fact of the arrival Galway
chands~. direct from the great Norman emporium Of
Hayre 70 be forwarded by the AdrAtic to New York is
wsdo,u, sLsir Inejscs.s are capable Of being over
Come sy sayhins. NOV could they ieok . French
rsm as Tucfss put thc -crdd breach q TAIN 70 an
cpen shame before all the worIds"
When the ncws nrst reached bore that was inmi-
ncnt ia the United States, MAJOR rhp kcsrny vino has
resided IN iars Tor several years, II Jeff New
lork The ssicr VINO . thorough soldier was deter
mined 10 onsr q, onoe nus servce 70 his couy. Since
bis departure Americans here, veil caiing mem.
here a the military Preach cclee AL OF whom tho
Ms or ana estimate his abilities as a military leader al
u his appointment, 10 some important con- msnd IL IL
possible that person Of be- ability can be overlooked by
education, nsvins been for years here at the military
school Of ssDmnr has, AZ Americans know, served
that sovcrrneai and lately went through the ,alis
csmp@gn az Nd De camp % General horrs Of the French
@ Try there are naly French officers wh, would like
10 70 the tuco States Army the Mslors
ders have beard ,nst day last wesk onr French
officers oesec their services Mr. Dayton your Minister
here, provided they could gst corresponding grade Ia
the rned ssatss Army II may be analss 10 recall
attention VI the pubic Major kesruy ~as
Ieenn Of Honor a. rccoxncn OF bis rsisut conduct IN
Italy. Such the Major needed the ar my,
bis eSpa encs IN military matters being unusually great
Napoleon's Accord win Engiand oG the
American Question.
Prom the LoCdoa times, June ~
For the credit CT tbe Northern Aineroars Il n TO be
hoped that the arressousbe anger with which they nave
received The policy OF the hrtxh government and its
proclamation VI neutrality viii soon pass away. II tncy
disr po.pimcnts and of Irritation When
Mr. Lincons dplorass's by way u protesting seslnsl
breseA Of international etiquette, he,o meeting Par
to dcpounoe oplisas 90 the sub,
ec oi France. Al moment the ca ally Of the Clted
stsiss vas AZ faithful and true France, that
glorious courtry where hot cesgar a drtDke1
10 be seen, woald not initiate The Of Erg
land she would not make allies Of prktes she would
not liken the GOV ernment OF the tnited Ststes
70 Turks; rhe would rot pu, rebels equality with
those who had legitimate right 10 cocSce them. In
short she would not DO great msny thrgs which Eng
land raid IN be doing IN violation Of goo fai aud
Of that deoeney ssd sopriesy which iound such able
champions N the dining Of the Louvre hotel.
Nov, bowcyer the french goyefrroent sroken and
~ decson .onnd 70 be N oompiese accordance vita
that of Great Britain
Some weeks since Tor John Russell aanousce that
the Soyefrmen, 81 the @ nied.,ae having acir
Ell that fctce and consistency Which would enable
Il to carry gkr, would pecessary for this coan
Try ~ recogOse the soutbeyners ~ bcgigerepss."
Tina dc,ermnsssor obviously sLa cny 0ao con us
tent either nh rexsoa prtoedcnt We had treated
TIE Grssss the Spanish aocists e. bed