Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-04
From the Petersburg Express.
--latest from EaruPe.

Il
ppoposAL OF FRANCE To MEDIATE-ENG |
pgssTG ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ON THE
sUBJECT
brouah he courtesy of Maj Gen. French, have been
favored with copy Of the t6aosi ma -, tPS1e Of me
tom the North bat find in its columns the following
on the Of Nov The m
loving latest intelligence received from London Ui0
0SpON. Nov. I6.--Fveuing The Bernirg Herald bit
teri, the non intervention policy OF the British
S.osicb mocks The hopes and insults The msery of half
million starving Eng ish abOriDgm n The Herald then
charges the British Cabinet WITH affect patience and das
t.rdv tuhmsso IN retail the Parliamentary sup
port Of Bright NJ the Golden party.
TIE ndon thinks that Lord Russes answer IL
the best ha could have been made wrhou. entering HO
ncce-sgrly the icUsSon Of the meTl or ne case
snd Ito ces a. agng escaped from entAngng dpomaUc
The Journal OF st. Pe,ersburg contains the reply Of
Price GDrschsk a to the note OF DrOoyn de Fhuys' whch
in substance is as folle VS.;
After recall, the CONSTANT efforts Of Russia IN favor of
p, nrtion PrLce GOTthchsk0d that l. Is requisite
above all things 10 avoiA the appearance OF
VIVA capable Of exercising the susceptibility OF tn"
natl n We believe that combined the three
great Powers however conci atory presented in "a
c ooious CHARACTER, would be the Of arriving
should pTsst IN her intention Of medallion, and England
qutsce III Ler course IucOn 81 all be sent 10
Baron tOuckel. at WesbnRt to lend to boh his col
ge the French ard English Minister'S, If official
aid, at least a moral support.
EARL KgssBLLs REPLY.
Earl RUSSELL reviewing the despatch of the French
after weighing s the info on which has been receiv
ed fr, lea, h-r Maj 's1ys Government led
t. h,Le that he +, deral G. would cep pro-
Dnsal suggest 4, and refusal Washington the
Her is IS Cover nme bink. the efore that wen
be ter to watch carefully lac .r'gress of opinion in
rca, and IT, AS there appears reason hope, may
I'd have undergone, msy undergo he esf any
ca the three ccurs might hn avail themselves OF
uch change offer III r friendly counsel with greater
pospec than now xsts Of its being accepted by the two
Il ,viIc, If
France aUJ gepce they may receive from Washington
Richmond hearing 90 this lmpor ant ~ jet.
Your Excelebcy taFf COwey, may read this despatch
RUSSELL.
FRENCH LETTER.
The following il the despatch from the French Minister
Of Foreign sGss I'd re,srd the Ambassadors France
From the Monteur
PARIS Oct 3O-Furope watches with painful interes
the ugle which has been raging than year upon
American iuent The hOstilhes have provoke
and eff certainly OF nature to inspire the high
est I'd OF the perseverance and energy OF two popula
tiO 8.
only gwen st the price OF numberess caamities
and prodigIuus eff blood To ths results OF civil
VIZ, which the veIy first assumed proportions
there is till added apprehensons servile war
which would be the eliminating point OF many rrepaGa
bic dIsas
The frings of nation towards which have always
pro friendship, uld have su led to
the fOiciude of the Emperor, even had cur
gelves not suffered by the counter blow those events
Under he ence Of the Intimate relations which
teFc urse as multiplied between the va ioUs
ri rs the globe, Europe ITSELF has suffered from the
quences of the crisis which has dried up of the
fruitful of public wealth, and Whlh has become
for the great LABOR the Ct sad trials
AS you are aware, when the conflict commenced, we
held CUty observe the most strict ltraty, In
concert with other Maritime Powers and the Wshng
ton Cab ct repeatedly Acknowledged the ,norahIe man
ser in which adhered to that lire OF conduct Iht
senlim dictated have undergone change
benevolent character. That neutrality, iastead of i'm
Osiug upon the Powers the attitude which might resemble
in difference ought rather make them Of
" helping
to We issue. From the commencement of the
armed force foot by the beige rents which
suce then, has sim st constantly been kept up After
much b'odshed they are Low il that respect. nearly
ia same pOst d nothing Gu hDrizng the presunpIinl
that ne decisive mil tary Operations Will short occur
according the last received in Europe. The
the contrary, were In condition that
allow either party b Le within brief delay, for an
decided advantage to turn The balance and accelerate tn
conclu7ion Of peace.
All these taken fogether, poiut the op
portunity of armstce to which under In
present Circumstances ateslc OF lection be made
g. favorable disposition owards which beRiI
Mug to manifest themselves Nor,h as h
Sou h. milh on tue Other and seconds cps that ght
made mmeUd the idea OF Truce.
The Emperor therefore hat the occasion BIS
presented of of ring the tie grTents III supper
o. the good ficeR OF the MARTINI powers and his MAZE
y charged to IKE the proposition of this Govern
Tlsut her annc Ntj ETY. we'll the Court Of Ru
sd that tire lirte sbines won K TT their inf
ingtoD, vel as with III Canttde ates, to obtain
a, unstce months, during which every of
Dir, indi should provision ally
n and, aud 1t night be if necessary, ulteIiOray pr
iOnIed
The overures, need say sir, would not imply G
on parr, any judgment he origin of the o. tt
struggle upon Ihe negotiations. while
might hoped sue in favor of Gu Ia
W, MD ley in OH ng down obstacles and
interfering only in measure determined upon by she tu
parties.
We should not, in fact, believe on yes called uoon
decide, bus propose the diff ulIies, whC
have oppos d q reconciliation between bell
ereut par " ud not, agreement be
Courts respond sufficiently their intentions
NJ, not give to hir rtep character of evident il
partially Z
4ctmg il cousort, they would combine The condo
best ted 10 inspire CoDhdeDC The GOVernn Of Il
Emperor nv The traditions of Frent policy
wards Unit d states England by tn commun: V
&c Russia, ny the aTks Of friendship never ceased
the hoIe of the three powers and saOu the
the Struggle override the Wisd Of their this
:empr W, uld not be the les 'n"rsbe for thtm.
qhpy uld q I'D he duty of humanItv, more
ppciai ind cate n the 10 which the e& eli ed passion
which rende all dIect att mps at negotiation more di
cur. Il is which INT rnstiona law iRns TO Ne
The lime that i pr scrlbes to them strict
Ear la md they would never make nober OF tn
than By eud av1iiUg put END TO the
wi ich eau t much suffering and compromises Sc
great aeIests through the W. le world
Finally, without immediate results. these ov
would not tie ely useless, for they might
agp c Cpl ion to views OF cOuci iarIon, and bus O.
tribute hasten the moment when TetuIn Of peace
beCUm. possible.
Ireuuest you sir in the name OF His Majesty to cub
these Oui erstOns to Lord kus elOr Priuce GOrchsk
ging him tate the views OF the Government If
Britanc Nsjesty or the Court OF russia
(2iguedJ DRouYN De LHBYE
Tory OuIIBge Im Haywood County
We are indebted to Dr. s. l.. Love, the vigiIant
preBenati,e Of Haywood Cou ty in he House of Ommo
the partiCu of outrage Gently mmitted uI
UoVp lie n cd ipt N