The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Trial or Fifty COnspiratOrs
Against NapOieOn's Life.
Free Loyeism, F0urrierkm, Communism and
Radieailsm United In New and
Terrible Ism In France.
4. Vassel, the Leader, Ahead Of Greelsv in
His Programme.
Approaching Meeting of the Monarchs
of France, Russia and Prussia,
&C.. SC. sc.

ne Liverpool New York and Philadelphia Steamship
company's steamship Etna, which left Liverpool
Wednesday 10th, and Queenstown Thursday, the 18th
inst passed Cape Race at eight O'Clock Thursday
ing, route to New York She intercepted by the
boat OF tho New York press, and the following
despatch obtaned:-
The Etna has ffty five cabin and two hundred and
eighty steerage and full cargo and the mails
The fighting before Richmond eagerly canvassed.
Some journals regard great for the North,
and reproach the American government for treating it
in any other light Others contend that General Mcccl
Ian has sustained serious disaster is indeed, practi
ealy, nearer Richmond, and may congratulate himself
the greatest and most successful operation OF the
Hopes freely expressed that pacific councils
will soon prevail at Washington.
The London 7is is particularly bitter sarcastic
and treats the matter decided rebel victory. IT
thinks that there good evidences in the North that
the beginning Of the end is not far OF. In another
article 1t deneunces the insoence OF General Butler IN
his with the foreign Consus and says that
s not the way to conciate neuras and superors and
he should consider whether he not doing harm
than good 10 the federal cause.
The London Times deprecates tho American tariff
and predicts that it will result in far greater injury to
America herself than any else
The London Morning Post says:-Afsirs approach the
crisis which will necessate decided ecurse the
part OF the federals. Neutrals much longer
main passive spectators and the question is-when
shall the South be considered have vndcatsd right
to recognition' II points TO the past policy Of England
in recognizing successful opposition, and says If the
North would take the initiative and sail with the
rent which 1t cannot :. neutral States might be saved
the disagresable Necessity OF dschargng most dsa-
grseabIs duty
The London Daily Nesos points what would be the
feelings Of England situated like the North and argues
that secession will be crushed out at all hazards
The proceedings o. Parlamen. have unimportant
Mr. Forster in tho House OF Commons gave notice that
when Mr. Lndseys motion Tor the recognition OF ths
South comes up, he VIII move an amendment pledgng
the House sustain the government in she policy Of
non Intervention
There Increasing distress in the manufacturing
districts Of England and had attracted ths attention Of
Parliament.
Il was denied that the Prince Of Wales win visit
Russia.
Lord Palmerston, IN . speech before the volunteers
spoke impressivey and some say significantly Of tho
importance of maintaining efficiency in movementa
A despatch from MaArid Of the 10th OF July says
According the news received here from the city a
Mexico and published by the Madrid papers, provt
composed OF five Ieana ciiizsns, who are charged 10
ayrange general elseSns With ri.o Of esob,ishisa
monarchy under ne protection Of EUROPE
The Paris correspondent Of the London nm<s, writing
On the 10th Of July, says
"a geneaogst has found out, and cites support OF
his discovery volume Of work published in 1855 by
H. Brssseur de Dourbourg, entitled LHistore dcs Ma
tons Cvilisess du Mexque that the Empress Eugenie
Is the herass OF the throne of Mexico through nsr
ancestors, the Spanish Counts de Guzman, who were
Aesc sndants OF Montszuma Is unfortunate that this
new argument in support Of the Mexican expedition
should not have been brought forward before the Con-
asownI was instructed TO announce that all thoughts
- Arrnar Ant lttOrtV ham noH
letter from Frankfort Of the eth OF July states that
frightful OF wind and rain burst that city
and neighborhood the previous day, and In quarter
u hour swept away all the buildings which had been
erected fox the national rife match The damage est
mated ~ so 900 forms The banquetng room, in which
about 4 600 persons were assembled, blown down
and two persons were killed and ten wounded.
The Paris Patri< says the interview between the En-.
psrors Of France and Russia and the King Of Prussia
takes place In September.
Earl Cowey has (July l2) left ths Preach capital for
london.
The Roursc closed heavy at 6sf soc.
The Itai Chamber Of Ministers explained Garbadis
At Palermo. II regretted his attack on France
and said his Journey was without sanction.
The Prussian Ministry had introduced bill providing
credits for the increased navy.
The second Chamber OF Holland is (Juy I1) continuing
the debate the bill for aboshing slavery in the East
Indies Article s. fixing the surveillance Of the State at
ten years, adopted BY ~ to 10. Artce4 declaring
that the should direct and encourage the immiga
tos Of free laborsrs. passed with amendments
the details. The debate article s. concerning indsm
mites 10 slaveholdcrs, is not jet terminated.
Several Sisters OF Charity have lately passed through
Lyons on their way to Marsess, where they TO
bark for Moxco attend the hospital OF the French
army.
The steamer Ednburg leaves Liverpool on the l7th for
New York, TO accommodate shipping merchants in an
ticipaiion OF the new tariff.
Tho steamships Jura and China, both from New York.
arrived out on the 18th inst, and their
ceived with great deal OF interest.