The New York herald., 1862-09-24
the AMERICAN WAX Question:

The London Ne,os has editorial 9 eafcncs OF the
Aeroism which 10 being displayed 81 America, ana re.
GREETING the lack Of sympathy which is shown for tha,
hsroism and patriotism. sdmires the good spirit and
courage which prevail in the North those
who querulousy wonder what the Americans mean by
lot being miserable.
The Liverpool Pod advocates mediation by England in
the American difnculty. H says has faith onal
vreudces bred Of sudden anger and perfectly satisfied
Shat the party to mediate EsgLaHd IL thinks that the
iDterposition Of man like Lord Paimerston would be
quietly held as the thing most TO DO desired.
The Paris correspondent OF the London H writes as
follows
The notorious and much cxecratcd General Butler a,
New Orleans seems determined TO keep his before
the world by rendering himself odious 10 all around him
After having had his acts towards Of the foreign
consuls, in the city where he Commands reversed
90 get up fresh difficulty with the French Consul Coun;
AeJan IL became known, II appears, 10 Butler that
considerable sums Of money had been deposited for
rity al the Coneulate by French subjects including
Of $3.50 000 el there by French merchant at New
OrleapG He spoke TO Count bIejan about it, expressing
his doubts that really French property ana his
strong suspicion that might be that OF rebels The
Consul could only reply that had been placed
hands by French subject who represented to be his
property all TO be allotted 10 for tobacco which
10 be sent 70 France Butler, who appears bad the
merchant 10 question in waiting had him shown IN aud
coDrontei him with Count Mean The merchant per
sisted tha the money was his. and Butler had
proving the contrary but, although he did think
advisable seize The $3.50 placed sentres
the Consulate to that the specie carried
away. Retnonstrancc then from Count Mejap who
declared he could tolerate this and should pull down
bis flag the sentries not withdrawn
1D the Of the discussion which ensued 1t appears
that the Consul imprudcnt as to that VI the
soldiers he would pledge himself NOT 10 give
up without The consent o Butler any OF the money that
had been deposited his hands Thereupou the
were taken away But 10 the meantime had got abroad
shat Butler busying himself about the funds al the
French Consulate, and several Of the deposors getting
alarmed, weat TO Count Mejan " demand back their
own lie, having given his word 10 Butler, felt
obliged 10 refuse and the x became complete The mat
ter referred 10 the French Minister at Washington
and according TO the last letters received IN Paris Count
Mean ordered 10 the Northern capital TO give
plantations II is presumabe that the person appon, cd
% n his place during bs absence will not be- considered
bound by Count Mean rash promise aud that those who
still desire II III receive the payments with which u
evident that Boier had no right 10 Interfere
The very lais. dispatches the subject dated "a
Liverpool on tho evening OF the 18th instant The
Europas news ,sta Queenstown trauspired about
today, and caused great sensation II generally re-
garded as disastrous and dscouragg the North
American securitws in Jondon became dull
despatch from London o. the same date says;--Tbe
Srmes Today has q, editorial based ustncatious
which just being put forth North FOR the
II thinks ths symptom bopeiul one for n
10 b. TIE arbito Is cerdin N, POLICY cor
aeuev bs sustained
GEORGE n. sASDHas REPrpfArED AZ A DIPLOMAT
tFrom the London Index (organ OF the rebesl Sept 81
correspondent ir canada Directs our attention
Article in the Montreal Aduyser purortng 70 give by
authority, the outlines of commercial treaty sud
rons other important propositions for the negotiation d
which special agent alleged 20 have been tcputod
BY the Confederate government TO Europe The who,
thing extravosao " absurd that ~ would be
thy OF our notice kadt OF the articls The Montreal Ad
eoiser received appearance " crcibiiry by partl
republication in London The bearer Of such errsnd
che Canadian paper der ribes might well and wisely av
beer sped his BY the Lincoln authorities and beer
spared abe hrbreadth escapes aud romantic advcu,ge
which sssigpcd 10 Mr. Sanders who Is made the her
Of ths singular story ave have right concern orr
selves With the purpose sf NJ Sanders visit 70 Egrope
but this visit, through whose fault know not, ha
become the object OF public curiosity aud var0u
msapprebens.ons u may be as well 10 state here-an
DO with perico conhdeDcethat u is m ade II
official capacity and tit Mr. Sanders brings no com
mun,caiinn whatever from the Confederate government
10 us commissioners 10 Europe.