The New York herald., 1862-07-29
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1862

federas with the Confederates against the federas
appears step deficient IN all the qualities OF
been the drst object OF the advisers and guardians OF
young princes that in thus exposing their
generous cause that their participation IN SUCH cause
sho I'D bring with it certain Increase OF POLITICAL not
less than Of mora weight an .na %hsthes the siae
they should always remain the gamers OF increased
personal reputation ana of augmented political
prestige In vi at way can be said that
these results been secured by hs part taken by the
Orers Princes the civil contest on the other side OF
the At sntcs Ha the presence sa the federal camp
gwen additional siren tn to the hopes thor partsans
or 10 the interests of their own family Have they, II
may be further asked brought any tresgth to the ete
ra government in whose ranks they have serve Have
she interests u the House OF Bourbon beea SO
by associated with the political and commercial enden
cs OF the Northern opposed TO those OF tho southern
States that The eung princes OF that house justified
in gfau ously provoking the III will OF the Confederate
goveFnmt by joining the ranks Of It's opponerts Has
It conlsre any service On the government a. Washing
onY Nay not, she corsrary, roth lcs uoe tae re-
csn ton Of ts Stshsn eoHj eracy og ~ ance That Two
Bourbon Phi ces have ostensetiousy been hghtng under
the gene as OF President LineosnS
IT. however, it exhibited want OF political tact md
foresight in the young Orleans Princes ever TO have cn
cd the eier ranks at ALI stiS more striking deficiency
of these qualities revsaled ~ the conditions undsr
which they nave now Quilted shsm. Whether 1t wss
wise or foolish IN them have t2sn such may
be fair subjecs OF discussion Bas, once there they
certainly would have eyinced hgacy spirit of chivairy
haze abandon the federal at the very mo
ment when fortune was frosnng mcst sternly on its
AT present their whos conduct appears equally
transatlantic contes with desuitc results than
Mythical French EDtentate Of campaigning memory.
They crossed the Atlantic simply It, And
theE presents itself to the eye of the calm OBJ
the somewhat Pittul light or Chat or political
and military adventures seeking 20 cxtrate themselves
with little delay possible froman
las0n.
Opposition to English Tntervemtfon.
la the House OF Commons the 18th OF July, Mr. w.
F. FssrER gave notice thas Friday next IN the event
Of The honorable member for Sunderands motion, re-
ommsndng her Majesty 5s2overnmens to Interfere IN the
stag contest in Americs, bong put as asuessntive
melton, he would move as an amendment-tThat TINS
House will cordially support her Majesty in pefssvering
the ecy of non intervention in relation to the exist
ing civil war in America"
French Advocncy OF an Arrangement.
onden July 14 correspondence OF the Paris Moniteu
The battle before Richmond is looked upon rs com
pets defeat for the federal troops Tic most devoted
ytisans the North admit that the reverse is q the
most serious character, not only Tor the position OF Gen.
Mcclellan but also for the Northern Within the
space week here two great battles both lost by
the North Under these circumstances IL is hoped that
the paraas Of an aran9enn Wsa be emtoided to raise
their r0tcs