New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
Foreign misunderstanding OF the Foreign
Prcss-Uncertsimty OF Foreign Cabi'
nr,,-NIcdiation given np-Gen. Buffers
Order, n Breach Of the Law Of Nations
Recognition Of the son,h now under Dis
custom.
Eram An Occ,sIonal Corre.pondent.

cussiOn.
From An Occasional Correspondent
WAsssGros, June ~ 1863.
The rumor of foreign intervention in American
affair in tie shape of friendly mediation by certain
Eurorean powers, although looked upon as impoa-
sibe for several reasons, has lately assumed such
degree of intensity on the other side Of the ocean,
dat it mas created q certain uneasness here. Inc
articles of Tie london Tines HeTdd, and PoSi,
but more especially the articles Of the Potre, lie
Gen stii.fionncl and H. Poys, have awakened pub
lie attention to the fact that under the superhciai
agitation created by the press OF both countries,
there il a meaning deeper than all their talk-a
meaning which sooner or later viii assume
the shape Of formal declaration by the
Joint Governments of England and France.
What that declaration viii be, Of course
nobody knows it would be premature even to con-
lecture Possibly these Governments do not know
themselves, and await tie tnrn which events VIII
take before coming to a decision. IL is obvious,
however that they already acting n advance oil
IT, and the seIies Of systematic articles published IN
he Constitutional By NJ Psuln Limveyrac WAC
j. ,a5 70 have the Of tie Emperor, and the re-
pea,sd assertions OF Ire two Government papers,
lie P0,s and La Pah,r, indicate clearly that. at
present at least. neither o. tie Two Governments
choose to believe in possibility Of Southern subJu-
CATION. or Of bIingn, the two a'leuated portions OF
the Union together. Il hey were going to act now,
il would De under the influence OF such an
eyca,uaity; It is tLen necessary for tie North to
change the course o. cvent, in order to make that
eventually impossible and % turn he tide OF
European sentiments Norihward
a., NJ. hi. V. fh. tdsa Of Ippii,t.,~ which ~
adyoc,,ed by the majority Of the English and
French papers, ia now entertained 5y the knglsh or
French Cabinet. As mediation un,eS, accepted by
both section, o. The Ua.,I-a thing which DO moi
consider pc.,'b'e-vou.d ta-c. oothins. aud leave
TIE ouea;cn ig,. where : D., now. Obviously no
Coye-nmer; would eXpo-s ia dignity in 20 futile an
ate MT. England and France viii not ofes their
n.ei,s,on TO- he simple reason ,hat /, would not
Dr. actepei Bat Il tie 'dea 70. mediation alceady
r. ecled 10y the No.Jh 5 gwen ~, /, IS no. reason
for believing that toe Amer 'a- question wi be LET
a ypc. There are other points upon which Il can be
.a,e cer,d With; and should rot be surprised II The
act, OF Gen. Butter toward foreign residents IN New
Orleans should supply these Government, vita an
os.en..t'e g-o.,i Of complaint, on the asslnptior
dat ,hcy are q breach Of tie avs # nations aud
violation Of tie rights Of ueutra''. There are GER
tain pelscr, iel,-fo.cigu sIgs.s. tue pos
stilny LAT England and rlr,s, mi othe- nations.
could if they wished. enter protest sgans. these
ac;s Of Gen Butler This may be the first ground Of
interference Tie second may be, what "a to I've done
couce uins tie settlement OF tie American war
Has the time come 20 recognize tie Sor,h .. m1st
tia, time be pcoponcd
D. not believe tie acton Of European Powels n
American a'a. has, TO- the present.. assumed
any other shane. They Will, IN the ir,t place eN-
anime 10 wlai manner tbe various riders and cor
respordeaces o. Gen. Bottle. conlo with TIE Law Of
Nations and If they make or case they VII
avail theGse'se, Of chat opportunity to fan no III
feeling, aid il.vii agains. II, through their own
newspaper. and will ask from ou- Government
rclres, To- their alleged wrong, Such u measure
would make our relations with +. gland and France
9TH moe precar.ous.
But in case the acts Of Genera Butler should no,
be mad, the subject Of complaint TIE question OF
providing for the future settlement of the American
WAX remains. and i, now t1e paramount Do ect OF
European diplomacy. The pgo,ect Of a mediation I
IN, ny been giyen " a, involving The dignity Of the
Power taat should undertake !. ths question under
consideration is now the recognition Of the South.
Votes have beer exchanged batweea cabinets, coun-
eel aud cooperation a,Led with what -esu,, an TN
able TO cay. / only know Ina. the thisg has taken
place, and Is now carried on brisAy between The
Governments Of England, France. Russia, and
Spain Ism, moreover, irformei chat Ths London
H,raV, Pest Ziwes. Partisan Con',a'iognsi, |
the rafric, lld the Pegs vti, discuss the delicate
question Of Che recogriloo Of tie South by England
and France "a a fee'er 70 pubic opinion TIE Aos-
dol, Tines ha. already er;'ce on that subject,
which will 90 doubt be followed Nv otbers. The
onls way to pm, SOP to such reasonable language,
an1 t. prevent ia recurrence IL 70 use al! our pow
era and energe, in tho pyonpt ont successful Slp'
IRE - ,n d the rebellion.
IT, r. Rrl -SsgrtTB ERw-NoR NIliri,.-Ihe
j-th Regiment n y $. n. were reviewed az Camp /
Beige, Baltimore, Saturday BY Major-Gen