New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-25

Tho Emperor and Empress Quilted Paris on the
10th for FOotaineblean.
Tue Mon,teur publishes decree proroguing 'he
Corps LogisatIf until the 27th Of j me.
The Paris Rourse was fat; ren'es cosed on The
l0rb a. 1865.
The monthly re rms Of The Bank Of France show
decrease in cash Of little over TWO million
francs.
The Constitutional publishes the following arti.
Gle, sigueJ by lie chief editor
" Nothing has been received eonfrmatory Of the
news Of the engagement, DISASTROUS 10 The French,
before Mexico. S1eh an engagement before Mexico
or before Flebla would IN no way change the uti-
mate result of The expedition. Tue honor Of orr flag
10 engaged. Should re-enforcements be necessary,
they VIII be sent The object vi France will be at
tanned. We shall obtain repaation for past griev-
anees, and ayenge outraged justice and humanity
Our soldiers will return from Mexico as they did
from China, with fresh title to the gratitude and
admiration Of the country"
The Prince Of Wales, en- route through Paris for
England, visited the Emperor and Empress, a.
Fontainebleau on the l2h inst, breakfasted with
them, and returned TO Paris.
The Paris Bourse was dull and lower under the
Mexican news. The Rentes Oh the 18th inst closed
at 6Sf. 65c.
THE PARIS CONSTITUTIONAL on "MEDIA-
TON"
The Coast,tationad publishes significant article
in favor Of a Joint Mediation Of France and En-
gland in our civil war. We give below the most
important passages of the article:
1--WE simply wish TO touch upon isc.uothine but facts
What do the side Of the coufederaes They burn
their produce they burn their provsions they destroy he
railways; they blow up their dockyGIds their srsena snc
their ships they their wives and chdten to hight IN
battle When In proclamation Of savage energy t.h'o'
which within the reach OF tho enemy and to apply he
torch 70 them without delay hesitation 10 not SIMPLY
1sln eIe'eu oy she q, % ID
the senefl sentiment loudly expressed; nsa ho IT,
meetings already expressed their oPnon' Once again let Us
observe do wish express our own ideas on such acts
We simply wish 10 give f,cts." 49,, .
Ga the other band, what the Unionis,s doinsl What
al strikes is that the country Of Freedom Par eee
lcucs has commenced by suppre,sng Freedom MIhtsIy
directors have seized upon all tho teesphc lines which
America in every direction The same censorship
10 he yortb and upf.yorsbIe to The south And what
the result OF this The Nsh pesss to the whole world
BY the electric we. Will, information from the south
when Il does rdy la ise the journals ana
correspondence non the South, which ieach Us by Way OF
the Havana ST. Thomss sometimes i've weeks De-
midland. and thus lose al il,orr.t 49,
The North proc,ains usFt. law with als seventies
II sypresses oycy Independent, voice tres ems the sac
pecsj with dean IL presencs ct such despotsn the h-
,sh press hos not been G0le 70 remain silent.
IL the ui'.t Of such e;rs.' be.wesn sueh dcsPe ate
opponents WHO dsr. tst spontaneous % AeJ pscnc-
ton possible Pcrce only come nom WHOM tno the
word which we have placed u the head q This aIsee
alone pat an end to wsr which desoaed 'te-p-d In
blood de cistei America uresdT too long aud "hai
more caused Europe to suffer too ons Ae "ofd suoe
Bu, wn-uce j. lhig rlss''lou % and whet hs,'
can Il DO founded Whence T. val CONS W. f.'o alfl cny
stated As r.g.fta the basis it may easily BE- found
First q al II b. evident that s mediacu 90 principe
must be accepted ~ both bell zer,nts n Con- y represent
ideas oil iu.ca end of MODERATOR td t- eiy II
e.nno b. .Idressed T. those Who sord ne - s slave
war on civil war wo consider sne n'iuiion o!
Slavery O. an inst.ttton o. Difiut lsn-
The article next refers to hlr Lincoln's messages,
recommending gradual emancipation and TO the
assurance, given by Mr. Ycucey al the banquet
given a, Fishmouger- Hall in London, TINT
"AsregAds the reat Interests u gcce AID Of humanity
the Coniederas Government would "f1oF t.w 10 ess
concession. g. everything s.mpy material or ,c-oudaf
Ne md IN th.,e decs.,;iors he bs' Of possible A.
ransem.ul-Of eloEt .lcA 20 may = proposed ~
The uaus Of Europe hv O. grrs' aud rec rA.4on.l
"Brt" the C0nsf md coItules. ocy oud ts niost or
rorune r.disna tA- point o. view 90 kufogcau ntescs
70 lel.fe l. the point vsu a. humanity I'D civil zt.lon
thee cuain oriy cs,,ifo hes he cr'nnt O. hc 10 human
ov, can rate. Tne glIc ~ Richmond would not al
.p. ne a. r % Whit iran tie captuf.
Of N.x.Ore4ns The South aslt-d IN blood, the honh
plunged into bankruptcy md anarchy. COMMERCIAL Europe
s~eng i ,ufsfirrs nc'esesucl are iAe concqrence, Of
the Continuance &C 4 a. waf.
Aedi1fiol tie contrary putting az cnf 10 ram
ei1ai tfusc AID b rcflfgg f7r4i1p df'lcs aeeo
,fiSd ,-ifaf al ring ~ Hs b,iC,rsris - Og' NJ
'her aH1 desasa .fied y rencf cs4f fsnae' H''
ssiaezs s>Trios - h~s'tea 90 ~ei a 20 f1r'Fe
Ono yraI $50 v ca broke oct, France offered he
L. That offer not accepted w nat
fuususe Of bioodslef ~bst SAD casbfophes
vh,i drsolston acro.. The Aslc Sbsi suffering N OWE
hoea nigh, haze spared Tue voice o!Fr,nce had been
listened TO-