, 1862-05-24

Especial Cor1espondence ~ n. f-h,,a,. ,n-.,,
+; Iosnor ~ 1tsar
=: There has been another turn in the wheai =,
our fortune, in foreign lands, since Inst wrote
you-or at least, there is evidence that tber.
ARE some tugging away at the crank, The t7rn
low attempted is to bring up foreipn 3nterven.
ton. We have had the day of the ts beIlieer-
ent recognition" the private enterprises Of
sending in material aid in the shape of arm.
and munitions Of war; running the blockade.
next 6tsakfng the block, then recognizing the
'Confederacy, all these spiced with nrnner {n-
fusion Of TTent-now we have as the initiation
OF another sensation, torsqa Intervention.
The report comes by the last arrival TINT thr
F1enc}, Minister at Wosb5no+on h.a ~ ~
p:.,,.,a,,5 -. AAu 6oAo W
asl4no1a W q ePeenAt uessage afom n1s geT-
ernment, and forthwith 1t is interpreted here
to mean Intervention. This Bas the r,ccos,o,
Of IN announcement as the 1o+est na,1. -
~ .De @tess ne"s, oy
inc tnoepenoenee OF bEussels, that the French
and English cabinets are actually meditatfng
a etep to put stou to the American, 1--.,. -,
:x...--a~ts,., ,..-ea aA' ~
anee4 'en'1on oes" een tne Nor'n ana the South.
Ihe inference at once drawn, Was that itshould
be forcifle one. n necessarv Tho ~o-a--
tall YnYeE1 f+1A H..
q. .n". sDs sanie lung Is maj
Ter OF esellement IN the United States.
Perhaps the safest wey On either side of the
Atlantic now, is to believe nothing Ha-o
+hara - .a;sn..s,;e4. no'ul. Heee
.neis - o'spos1''oh 10 oehese anything but
the truth. Without presnming to know any,
thing, OF handle any reliable data. oxcent The
1z.1,.s 1. ~~ep' 'A40
" uoo'an "atufe IN general, we
can get at nothing here, only the expression of
the public feeling. The desire Is universal
that the ra- eho,1a 49,, - sAoAA
1 - ~. '4aoa'u eS1P' no n0t1er no"
stopped, II 1t be emily stopped, is the general
cry +. : l. !
: There ia an mir of nroboh5,;+1, +,,o4 r
piooaonits Iuat rance
aoo 1nsianu WILL attehpt pcaeeaole inter
Fention: That would be very popular move
mtnt with the religions and moral element,
and especially would it be SO, if it be con.
nected with the idea of ultimate emancipation.
l. Is we'll known here that the South have
friends, aud there are some representatives Of
the southern ideas, abroad, who are willing to
dition Of Independence. When it was known
tlat their poiut could not be gained on the
ground OF !nsuf1iciency of the blockade. &c..
tber. was, some time ago, a .Ttezer put out to
test how far they could get strength by Offer
inK 10 guarantee ultimate emancipation, and
that policy would have been strong ono. aud
A&'t3S13 II4E b} LAphtu}
Of the pbilan1hropic school in this country.
1.-THE Presidents timely message, recommend
lpg compensation, had not appeared, the South
ern con1et1tTacy scoaad hare 6een in the mark<t
q; tie mo'.at World saon, a' Tie champion Of a
g7n0aot emancipation. tine Of policy
Inc rnmor nov Is, that already is there q
sSc,f,; areasF 1nat SPAN iS to GO il for the
aoo'l,lon OF slavery III Cuba, and that favor
W1u oe shown to the Southern Confederacy
nniis she adopts tue
IN 1ne course q Of hIty years. -.
sa1 fn9e.ost esss, E.i iEolsors iet ne TRIBUNE
w" W ~. aoIeeast e4uai TO any OF the "ch1ldren
- ~ o"n geaefa1ion,' IN recognizing the
,nes inae slavery = doomed IN any event that
~ 1ha uaRpen Us = ~ '1e ua'on policy, OF policy
~ ~, tne wa, u no. oasea upon the certainty
thaa a+ - aiaseay I'm mnsl ~ 60 GOWN IN the struggle,
in1 d,se,n "0 snah ne aoomeo te most hqmlliat-
tag % a1saappomtment, a ", that the rebels thsm-
sSlxes anse PaMnea tnat p9lcy as the price Of
~ tHe'1 a% oTn II mrndepeaoence; Europe sees not
~ Nne+S Snu ~ h edaxeiy tne opportunity which
~, +s,at - nvaus' tuea ynu may regard It Ger
a WA eome lrom 1orelgn
4So;. HGsen@sns7, paeAeo ~ moral support With
pSote, tat tne eoutu can nave ndepen-