, 1861-07-01

Details By the Europa'smails.
RESERVE AMMUs1Tlos FOR NORTH AMERICA
AND TIE WEST INDIES.
4 reserve of ammunition for Bermuda, Hal
ifax and Jamaica is in readiness for transport
from WoolWich.
TIE CHARTER AND HIRE OF TIE GREAT EAST
In the House Of Commons, on the 14th Of
jun AGmitnl Duncouab askad the Secretary
of The Admir- nxlty Rhethet LIE Admiralty had,
taken up the Crest Eastern for the conveyance
Of troops to Canada 1T. 90, at what rate per
man; how many soldiers Were to embark In
her, aud whether their being sent in TINT ship
was with the concurrence Of the Secretary OF
State fer War.
Lord c. Paget said tho Great Eastern had
been so tar taken up that the government had
come to an arrangement With the owaers Of
that vessel, that she should carry out Ger
tain number Of troops to Que5ec. They
wculd consist Of etven officers, 40 men, and
Ito ho1sis Of the Royal artillery; thirty-nine
officers, 668 men, and Bix horses Of the Thrift
eth regiment; thiIty-1ine officers, S68 men,
drnughts Of various regiments, consisting OF
four officers and 101 men, making altogether
ejghty.rine oficerF, 2,057 men and 123 horses,
with the usual proportion of women and
children. The rates to ba paid we're, for Off
cere, 918; for men, Is It's Sd; and for horses
@~o CANus AAN 1NA ELl1 GS LII EAEStS "a t4GIEBus
lated rcgimeos1 baggage, e2 10s per ton,
These sums would include messing aud every
ether requisite for the officers, yictual1ing for
the men and forage for the horses. All the
necessary fittings would be at the expense Of
the ship, the government lending bedding for
the yoyage. He might also etaie this: the az
raEgement was nlade with the full concur
renee Of the Secretary Of State for War. [He1.
hear,
FROM PARIS LETTER or NEW IoRE HERALD.
PAs1B, June II. 1861.
Reports f1ana Anaerica dy Napaaons agents-
His AGtstV dstoaiShed at the Far Hbsoer Of
Tie Lnion-So,7y Reception ef the Rcbe. Con-,
England into HoT with Ae United S!ates-
Lnpetial Sympathy NTH Ire'dnd-D;pdrture
ef a Fa2iant Fat7lcA Officer for 4nlsrica to
S,re the Union, de-, dc.
Last week this government received from
tIus,y agents it had despatched to the United
Thy ascertained that bsyoud 8 doubt the
Federal Government cou1d, even in the event
of lie blockade Of every Atlantic port, con-
struct any number Of war vessels, aIn and
equip them In the interior Of the country, and
get them to sea. The fact had been urgcl
with general disbelief Now they know that
1t is really th@. case, and that the resources Of
the country are untouudad as regards the
means and material for war. The spirit
shown By the Government at Washington, Is
well as By the mass Of Northern cttlz3ns,
emszes the people here, aud is gradually at
fracting the sympathy Of the public, although,
ns have asserted before, the Government
Tas inclined to favor the South.
know that the Southern Commissioners
have met With sorry reception here The
Emperor has peremptorily refused them IN
audience, as has NJ Thouvcnel, Minister Of
Foreign Affair.". The Southern bonds no one
will touch; 20 that, altogether, the South has
made miss Of 1t here.
This is owing entirely to the energeticstaad
taken by the United States authorities, and
The result Of the dispatches I above referred
to. 1t is known here that the South is poor,
needs provisious, In tact will almost etarVe, in
case the North chooses, md to interfere now
looks very dangerous. -; = -. -
pta s Rnsc 1 tss pttS a. tS RE EREena s5a
result could but benefit her commetce and
power, as itwould lessen &hat Of England, who
| would frd she had powerful antagonist to
deal with. France was disposed to join Eng
! land In a protectorate, and m ooted the matter,
| going inst 50 Lar ~ to cause Lord PAlmezston
| to commit his Government in ahosule manner
against the United States. but now France has
| Cher yiews, She has >ascertained beyond
| Doubt Tie strength aud energy OF the North.
| and Eou]d prefer to keep out OF the tray. This
sfoners Of the Montgomery government,
France knows now, from actual obserSatlon,
! Tat the South Is too poor, too weak, to corl-
| Fetcsuccessfully with the North, and she will
! not prop up rotten edlflce.
She will push England to 50 doing, though,
tone Of the dispatches that pass between the
| Cstfnet Of tho Tuileties aud that Of st. James
| are unfayorutle to the Union.
France thinks differently uoW, and although
| the did thus notify the Chamber OF Com.
! merce. as stated Il the London Htruld, a
| Ear