The New York herald., 1862-10-18

London and Parts the 9th Of October and contain some
very interesting details Of telegraphic report from
Nswour published after the passed Cape Race
Mr.. MA SON on Recognition.
LETTER FROM THE REBEL ENVOY IN LONDON.
The following letters read at the late 'recogni-
tien" meeting IN Staleybridge, England -
SrALEyBRDGE, Sept. II 1852.
Srr-Jmre reled by desire remedy the distress that
prevails in the cotton manufacturing districts, com
nttee be iormed In this town 10 promote the fe
cogntion of the Confederate of North America
dependent nationality. The persons comprising this
committee feel satisfied that the Confederate States by
their sacrifices exerti and haze made good
t..eir claim be admitted into the family OF nations.
Ths IL is thought, would be just, eiectua ana seedy
Way OF ermil the disastrous war that is deoat
Ing hitherto pros and epierprising portions
the earin and bringing ruin and misery into many
once happy homes. AS secretary OF this Committee am
instructed to write to you the only person with whom
acqIante who official rep csents the interests
Of the south this country asking you what eject
cognit would have In accomplishing SO desirable an
object;
him .a meeting OF the ratepayers In the Town Hall.
The reQuscn has teen signed by one hundred and diy
or the principal nhabi ants Of the town. including MILL
owpefs G 'gymen. professional men. &C.
The Mayor consented to call meeting and TO pre-
side the In the meantme we are collecting
oil the information On the SUBJECT IN order to sup
ply Our speakers with the strongest possible arguments
~ favor of recognition, and thus enable them TO over
come opposition Ne write to 70 request you to avor
us Information you think will best tend to
advance tho have at heart Believing you will
DO able supply the required Information, am, dear
sr, waiting your reply, yours very resp9G'1a,y oov
Mr.. MASON TO WILLIAM BOON, ESQ.
No. 54 DEyoxssRE STREET, PORTLAND PLACE,
LONDON, Sept. l9, 1862 !
SIR have the receive your letter Of the
Attn inst informing me Of projected meeting TO b. held
a. b Cheshire Of the OF the town.
sscognitin o the Confederate States OF America, and
asking my opinion 10 The effect that such recognition
Wsuld have bringing about peace, and any other In
formation may deem pertinent tO me SUBJECT.
citizen those states do not ee at liberty TO re-
fuse your request under the circumstances stated, when
perhaps otherwise TO oler my opinions might DO deemed
~ certainly settled principle OF international law
that when nation empire brought into exist.
sloo AID independent Power, other nations
at liberty, without giving cause Of offence TO rccog
and u receive " a. an equal The family
q natl ms entte 70 such recognition 1t Is only
required that evidence bs exhibited OF otablty
and poranence in thu new gvernmcnt coupled with the
TOW or To sustain itself IN its position.
In the Of the confederate States think may be
cesndcnty submitted that the facts which have trans
pi since separation from the United States, both
"a the cabinet aai In the field, fully up 10 such
sscnt In fun and uum!eded oe alton, for than
eighteen months and as 10 s ability TO sustain itself, s
career IN against vastly superior forces. may chat
lenge the Judgment Of the world The pres ut population
the C0nfe Grte Stats comprises about tseelre millions OF
fee,!s ,u.,
of europe thai the ati OF these States from
che late United States ina and for ser. and that in no
yosbe cou,i the be continued 10 heir
ruin tioscan key 10 restored 70 the rdtdtd
L.u.n.
Incumbent by other COVE nmen,s PUBLICLY TO acknow
hodge the exing TACT Of such tna separation, and hus
g. the Power Is Tor those 9orernments to
dcterine fortunately for US, our people have shown
themselves only self reliant but worthy OF that
Lancc. We have fought battles unadcd and alone,
o0d, mt recent nncheercd by NE n1 ms looking
ltr tse future s tears, so, The recognition 10
oh yeu refer be If any cate 10 IA, sscpt SO far as ii
h.ccorward holelessw b. enemy, and ut which nu
naaty shuiders.
ei Independence would have towards putting an end
% the have oay 70 say would at once and for
ever dispel all deluson o. the subject In the United
ttates go long is withheld by Euro IL Is taken
On admission that European judgment there
nay yet be restoration IT The oxen Union, and TO that
extent dvcrsrics may be encouraged to persevee
ThAI warranted W speaking Of tins as deuson,
may appeal to the verdict Of every Intelligent English
man
Again: you are aware that the wrr commenced and
has prosecuted for the purpose Of putting down
alsssi .obcion Our gn,tson b. the Earpeon Poors
I'd BE- me decree of ned. impartial and able obrU-
eys Aa retei0nI exiaed-had teel brought 10
M end and ,here stood IN place Of IT, acknowledged by
chem, spardte seres and tndspsdeu Adfe, the eQna|
Il i not IN tho experience OF the world that war
disastrous results 10 those wagng II against the
Confederate States when they made understand
shat longer conducted againas alleged rebels la
arms but assus. an askas"sds:i equal political power
questions you have submitted, briefly, but hope nte
gently given. have tho honor to be, very respectfully
your cbedisnt servant, J. u. MASON
TEE RECOGNITION IDEA IN FRANcA
From the laris Patric, oct. Al
Dispatches News York have announced that Msssrs
Mason lide. cnvoys from the Confederate States W
london and Paris bad been rscsei. without denying
that resolution might have bsen discussed in the
councils u the government OF Richmond. that Il has
asked whether " would not lie proper 20
Guest tho Southern agents 10 henceiorh abstain from
taking any steps with Tnnuvcne and Earl Russell,
have know that Ncssrs Mason and Sdei haso
aot hitherto rccsivcd any official communication the
subject. We. moreover. learn from Lcndon, good
authority that there nothing Jat rhct is very protct
H. safs and soired ccc0d wh France tae ease
u fats accompits.
General Prim's Diplomacy I'm Mexico.
An ANGRY RuFrURB WITH TIE CAPTAIN GENERAL OF
CUBA.
Tuard (Sert ogl or The Ioudcn Tn,,s