The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-03

The leading papers 10 England and France,
are sill discussing the subject of Intervention
Ia our Affairs. either by mediation or by
fcrcs o. arms. The agitation OF this matter
seems 10 be periodical with such journals for
the purpose OF testing the disposition Of the
tao governments in regard 20 American at
nir.. General Buffers "woman proclgma-
ton a. il + called, seems to have created
,svv considerable amount OF indignation
among those in the interest of the rebels. A
,r,,,r. had 10 be sought 10 create anew ex
cissmen. IN regard to the American war. aud
the one referred - presented an opportunity
for the expression of great deal OF non
.suse upon the manner in which the var here
!. conducted Some Of the English journals
and statesmen, seem 10 assume that they are
the especial guardians of our destiny. and
shou,d be consulted by as upon all occasions
But L 90 happens that We are not conducting
our nattsrs in the most pleasing way .
John Bull. nor are We recognising he right
70 sup~siutend all our movements. aud de-
termine whether they are right or wrong. IL
!. true that as a result Of Our Independence
Dc dignity L. somewhat offended. and he
cantempiates making himself heard and felt
whether Il is agreeable 1, IA or not.
The Governments Of England, however.
cannot certainly mistake our position on the
.as,ecs of mediation. after what has passed
between Secretary Seward and the British
ministers in regard 10 that matter In the
sery outset Of the struggle. when the mos,
hooefal "a our Statement were almost de-
sparing Of the successful termination Of our
domestic troubles the overture of friendly
mediation hy England was rejected The
British Government having expressed to Mr..
ADAM. willingness To undertake media
ton. a letter Was dispatched more than one
year ago now, which said
"The President, expects you 10 say on
thls point 10 the British government that We
cannot solicit or accept mediation from any,
even the most friendly quarter The condi-
lions Of society here. the character Of our
government. the exigsncies Of the country.
forbid that any dispute arising among US
should ever be referred to foreign arbitra-
ton"
u the letter OF Instructions 30 Mr.. DsSroS.
IL was declared. 49,.
.rorern Intervention wonld. oblige us to
treat tho % who should yield IL a. allies OF
the insurrectioeary party. and TO carry on
the var against them enemies The case
could not be relieved. but on the contrary
would only be aggravated. IL several Euro
pesn states shoald combine in that interv en-
ton. The President and tho people Of the
urited States deem the Union. which would
thcn be at stake. worth all the cost and all
the sacrifices ssfh fls Rerld IN arms. II such
a contest should prove inevitable"
The offers on the part Of Great Britain to
aseiusto the questions in CONTROVERSY be
tween the Federal Government aud the Se.
eee,led States. yer. courseoa-ly but frmly
declined Aud .hsse !. certainly nothing in
snr prcseat condition 70 cause England 10
nope Tor uonsn, that sosld accept her
tssderei mediation nov. There Is
much. or the contrary. however "a
Induce her 90 believe that her policy ia this
Fs-pec, would:te more emphticsily rejecte,
than before Whsa the matter va befor,
discussed. the United States ~sre Ia pool
condition. compared With the present. 20 as
cert her authority over the seeded States
and siniicate he's Constitution AID lass.-
Thsl our army did not amount 10 more thar
offs thousand poorly disciplined. and ssmes
soldieu Oar ns,y dd not cen-iss Of NOR,
Ian ifty old vessels. almost unit for service
Eleven States we're out Vi thu Union. an,
ths reasl armies were near the Border Ere,
sss'es Our Treasury vac then completed,
exhausted. aai TIE p<sspec, OF bsstsripg Is
eeaiitsoa At that time. for immediate par
poses. VAS not vers ast,eF;as 70 the mos
s.agalne 81 our statesmen
Rat nov a different State OF aaasrs contrc
on s<gssns aud policy. Our army has grow
~ ,he gigantic proportions Of 81 hundrs
shosssnd. fssly esaipp<i veteran treoPs. an
our navy ison slly 60 -iss, Old ve~.r,.. l
eve Aanirei sell armed. and ready Zoe a
tson afa momeas- notice uhils osr lros
sad .ssAsls. ia s~ss short tine. sill
IaoFe shsn match Toe the-s Of sny osh'
nstioa Of he globe. oas Treasury J. IN
sonrasien 20 meet AL requirements. and Il
marital srior of COR P>spie reai, Cor -
s~erssac.
Tie rebel Asms~s thl sLsn sArsateas.i
t.ssae tha North. asi DESTROY ths Saiinn
Capital. hsys been csIea;sd Ana ds.sen ~
% N. Gulf St,ge- The f0uiacssicas
N. ssAtosrd have eli. -aA oes sseepxss
ben rss.ken ey The fsier~i force sud =
in readiness fof defence. shlis three % g.
ss.ses whsrh ~~ss then sue,sss - rse
conssol, have been hroagh asAa aas
Federal rule. sai ars anaisessbly n q
rnion-
Certainly the uni'si states are ne' "a