The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-02

near That tney are very mach discouraged Many Of
american Hieoas 10 Pars now begin To hope there Will
DC DO SERIOUS pgntng, especially no blood should be
shed up 70 the Fourth day OF july whom Congress meets
From the London Herald DERBY orgsn,, June 1911
What Importance are we to attach 10 the "a 4 mat
France about 90 recopnise the Italian kingdom2 Tbe
act itself is the most natural thing Tia. can be
conceived. Epgland recognized the new State imme.
datey, and Il Ia difficult TO discover why the En-
peror OF the French has postponed his recognition
I'LL now But few days since we had to notice PUB.
ished conversation between NJ Ta0uveasl and Che Mns
ter OF the United States which, speaking the posi-
bic formation OF Southern confederacy IL srnce.
" BIO general rule with the Pc OF Europe re-
cognse every de fato government. IL not Italy now
Kingdom de facto and one the integrity Of which ia
threatened by no foreign Power whatsosyefY why taen
ceey 10 recognise w IL the principe just laid do~n by
o. ~ tne correct ons On what possible ground
io wna' eoacevaois mouve c2all TINS s,np.e ACT or
i.suoI, .ns reSumpton " oiPiomaSio felAtioas lave
peen oeiayeo 30 iopgf
THE BRITISH Troops FOR CANADA.
tho TIP ut, with troops for Quebec.
Inc departure OF the Great Eastern from Liverpool on
aelmar GRAND had besn postponed TIL tue 26lh June.
Ply mouth on the 18Th ult for the North American sta
too taking supernumenres for the Nile and Casenger,
ana sniai detachment OF marines fcf distribution
among the shipa OF the squadron.
THE FRENCH FLEET FOB NEW YORK AND CHARLES.
TON.
gail Il will visit New York Charss ana o,bar poyts
cp.,y .,,n ,,r, .-,,.-a,~.- - .,.,..
d. AIN Anu hs" nEAioAN DIFFICULTIES AND NEU-
TRALIIYs
The CorrGpondencia Autcgrcfo Of Ma6rld says
spa,a demands me soenn pionise OF Eexco to exc.
cate Inc treaties before she euteriana her proposition
with regard torepAatou on ccos q e grea differences
sosn the dTdnrh Ambassador SO Merioo.
hsaid cet pach 0. me l9!h utmo announces that
SPAN WIN preserve s,iot neutrality In the CIVIL war OF
america
UNION MEETING IN LONDON.
Mr. George Frarcis Iran gave splendid "Union deeu
ner ~ the Wesimyser Palace BOsel Ia celebration OF
the anniversary u the battle OF Bunker Hill Numerous
gentlemen coorected with literature and art attended
od G. IGcnox proposed the health OF the President Of
the United States, which was drunk with great entbus
asm. The opinion generally Expressed by tho gentlemen
prtsen. was that while the English government was wise
in adopting tho policy Of noninerventlon, the heart Of
the Engah peope and their individual feelings sym
patnes were wih the North.
| from the Inodoo Tj,raa yureIa1
The depafure of MAJOR PENIS M four battery Fourt
brigade ere.nrlv orGered 10 roarch fon aJorsho,s %
ThnTrSay fe, on hn~,a tha t n
for Queoec having been DELAYED thew Ieft Tho cam
yesterday morning sad commented their mach for br
mingbara whence they will proceed by rail- 10 Idyerppo
A heavy reserve OF thirty tTo FOUNDER guns and
SsOSs y, eveiy geopon Is - course 0, peparstion 10
moS1NiSn AsSus 70 DC aesfa'onsd Gy tran sport ens
ior Umeoso ahe Gsa' Ess'eIa Low Srdered 70 ss from
Liverpool On ste 24t viii c'nvoy the troops and their
S,s . On oou. " ner.oas nuu,sIooa: expe19e
wSud neeesss q ess Vi n'A'' s''es ITO" "o0w0a
from the Iondon Chronicle, juno III
Two one hundred pcunder ATnssrorg guns are to be
forwarded TO shearness from woowoh FOR the Dragon
seam sioop trg out for the North American station
me Aiauhe, 20 gateW, Japan ~ W. Iansttart, was
NE o3sV az oy wee AaSlra. BIT Hos
son seea' n. - ~ tne con'nsnder-i IN Chet. Shs wd
sd iof u1e HoEh Anleio anu Wes1 luoa stacn Ehoftyl
1Fron the IOuion Post 0;oye nmeut orpsu) June 1R
II s said that the reinforcement OF three thoussr men
about to for CAnada VIII be considered by the hmec
cans O menace, whilst II s unnecessary 60 preservs
the peace or 10 pTotec The neutsltv OF ias proync
We do doubt the 10y atty Of the Canadian eope who
invested with SELF government enjoy an amount OF free
dom which only augmented se;ured by the counec
ton o. the province with the mother country The truth
Is hat the troops which are 10 be in tue res
Eastern and Golden Fleece have not been ordere OF 10
deeud the extended and exposed frontier OF Canafanot
20 coerce o loyal and coptented people, hut TO sun
ply the necessary garrison for Quebec aud Kagsloa
Williams the commander n-cher in Canada simply az
measure Of preceu.lou IL Is neither a n1enacs 10 the
people Of the U1ted Sates an insult to The peope OF
CanRda. 1t ig ordinary matter routine which We
believe woud altogether lave escaaet Observation If the
Great Eastern hsd not, for tho hTst tine bean r,oss
properly converted TO the purpose for which abe is
1ted-lhst Of troop shlO The obiec. OF the Gsuarsl
l0t ooerd BIT to give oddicaat security 20 eoonV
info clos cort1 souh ne da,1r,s sS r~ars ~ & ~
-. -. ~ ~ v ''O'' 90
TIE REBEL FLAG OFF sPiTHEAD, ENGLAND FOR
HAvRE.
deepatCh from Cowea OF the 17ta June says the
arrived at this por. under be new Confederate flag
despatch from London o. the goth of June SAYS tho
American ship Peer Marcy from New OrIen1s p1sseS
sphead yesterday and stood the eouth ward for
| Hayre with the flag OF the Confederate States nyiog
| from the peak.
| THE AGGRESSION OF STAIN IN ST. DOsIN1o-Ry.
SUITS FROM ORR uN1oN DfFErcrrrIrs
IRON the London Post June III
Tho hitherto compete success Of tho snsn s, ev-afi
ton 70 ST. Doollppo Is an i,cit NJ -aiiy, sta6coaf,
IN he present r6ubcd Sote Of trcnsrl1,ls nltse anv
| had predicted avrpt vngsa oyon ma
vter as6 he oud have heen si,no rogsr1ed n. -
tic But we live in strange times PoiiticI o,snpes %,
the unost rometous KING are every cav tax NO nscs
around US Who could have predicted two ven1s 10.
that Northern aud .outhern IaIy woud n, This la ba
been united under one scpptre? who conld ,bsa hsvs
foreseen that the gres, American rerub,c would NOV
have been epit ssnder and The opnosInv eec,nra ha
buaiy preparing for deadly conflict Ye, n,ore
than the realization of the dream of Italian INIT, ana
more remarkable thar The grave fact OF snercsn dis
ruptlon is the sudden and arSyn1ve,y f,ac5lfro. yeSi
Of Spas.5h essggy ana eeTpy;c on ihe nv n were
they we're orce most prominently dispayed A naUbs
said f,,deed tnt bit for N, CRISIS IN InrySna s sLniJ
hare heard Of he 81 DoiaaroO erpJiiyn II NAV he
said that Proeideat Lnoolns difficulty is Marshal Don
Dells opportunity drl1 ts is prdoa1sStv he care IL
ee.y to imagine what erment have been created
at Washing had such an expedition been atom atcd
a twc.vemonth aince. The Soanish government
would have been sod, IN the plsnes. terms, tina.
u must not presume upon any prete1cs or under
any stances, &c extend its doniinons IN
World end scat the acnroe loo.rioe would be maintain
cd IN s integrity ry tie whole force OF the republic.
But now Span resumes pofaesson OF her eldest West
lria colony not only without striking blow, but with
y 20 n on he onyt nj anu