The New York herald., 1862-11-28
the AMERICAN QUESTION.
Our Paris correspondence.

fARs, Nov. 4, 1852
E,rd Lyqas Course IN Washington az Marked Out bs
Idlrprstoa--A CdrsfM Eye % hs Pyosrtss of 1Daars
tut no Interference -EngLlnds Danoers Ftona IL.
uisior--d Le:er 70 JET. Davis, DC.
Evory GRO here is anxiously asking what Instructions
Lord Lyons has taken Washington from tho British
government Bat as is contrary to Lord Pslmerstops
practice 10 conue his political agents by orders specially
precise such inquiries not likely TO meet with tho
desired solution n n matter Of this importance, IN which
tue very existence Of his ministry Is al stake lord Pal
,eg ton wsud not be kelyso leave the whole respons
b,y or thc advice given TO Lord Lyons TO Earl Russell
cn as the aa,ecedents Of that noble Earl may be-
IL Is we'l known among the English diplomats Pa,s
thst he dit not. Lord Lyons perpelually when in
gaui. On the between these two great pillars OF
Toe state nov al Broadlands now that beautiful
ry seat given by the Queen to Earl Russell fcr bis life
near Richmond aud il Lord Lyons pat 70 the con
fessonal, am pretty sure, froro AL learn. that
10 could ouly asseverato that bis instructions
10 watch diligently and wariy the tide Of eyeuts
across the Atlantic always remembering that A. at tho
cbt an cpportpnily presented itself for the god
Offices oy Eusland, the government, supported BY
,e majority Of the electors only ready 70 oDer
them but on no account whatever do any act overt
osnyi iious asyiog fer It's object English interference
gh,re IS nothing, Lord Psmers.on is knewn 10 nave
said that would bs more agreeable 70 the continent
tlan tEN Dy some pDney oufb We DrnB
th, conbncd powcr u North and South down upsn
sasc step On tho part Of the government might this
any day, As matters have gone IN this civil strife,
md therefore, tbs utmost must be taken 10 walk
vs,y Better thousand times that the whole distress
o, shonld dsvolve upon the consolidated fsne
than nat war the knife should be rsked With the
who,, continent o America North aud South, at the bot
,o or hasrs hate intensely and as In France,
nothing voai4 Ul0e surely unite oil parties lhan
in Afue Of war "a
he "a copntry wsuld rally hundreds Of thousands The
Uiou who now do shcr utmost 10 sbatter IN pieces
qnst we shall Infinitely Interfere, lock upon as fact
- clear as c nppuday but that interference can
only 20 made when the mzss or tho people OF tDs Worm
have sSown by thn,r tha the war has grown sn-
I.2alIr abs isngnass OF Lord pamesn p - 49, weu .
torn,ed gustcs ,s secret and witnout w ,na ease
preiouelts ,osny What As.cr q hs counsel e pess
10 Lore JyUasf an csrtrfhat he has. beard ocsnlng
from e,,nsr on his noblo principals contrary 70 ~ha
state, ... ,or.. ,.,,., ,b 4. ,oovr
=, , .c.,,e rar siguing himself John Henry vries
ts,s ~ is-, son DAVIS. President OF the Southern
e, .,,,t,g III that gentleman to desoend from hh
80 - a.. sud ,.s Irssient Lincoln IA nsrtalze him
~. y. ,.a,llitn, liberty to tbe blacks. ara AFRAID
~ ,Scss Of tLo writer viii not prove quite eoulvaaece
4 r,s, taorrh, Paris that shs rsvolulNs IN
60 v,uuJ ,susc sonc disturbansD to the rsatens
sssyisl rrslsc ard England; that tbe Emperor vousA
49, rc,s Al that frsn.e should play the comparatively
si ordinate sls she lid In 1884, when In compiuasen
rt css % sad Eng aAd, king vas chosen for Greece
Nh wiz sufrtsns scmcnts of desrd In rcspscs tive
s,e, countries a. America and Italy, w En
scror IA ssl dsgcscd 70 riakc thhd 10 undesscou
That France and England BY tbsy representatives navs
the provisional sovernment, scgstnsr wa
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