, 1862-07-02
LATER FROM EUROPE
The English Press on the
Virginia Campaign.
MEDIATION TO BE BROUGHT BEFORE
PARLIAMENT.
The French-Mexioan Question,

New YoRK, July 1.-The steamship City Of
Baltimore arrived at $50 D. u1-, from Liverpool
Oh the 18th, via Queenstown the lsth. ,.eo..
English papers regard the battle before
Richmond tFair Oaks from different points OF |
view. Some contend that it was certainly q |
victory for the tedera1s; others 1ook upou "
as drawn battle, and some give the pam 10
the confederates. Ihe 1tnsss tm9ks !! 1s[y
in Northern papers, aud inHinnate5 that the
first days' fight "was SUCCESS for the con
federates, and WAS brought about by general
ship; but this success vas nentrallzed ~ the
no more than that both parties arc strong
enough 10 shed each others blood, and weak
enough to do it.''
Tie Daily Ne.rs treats the affair as decided
victory for the federals. It regards it as
GOOD illustration Of the soundness OF the
British policy in reftaiutns from mediation.
The Slar and the zaaeyraph also claim the
| victory for the federals.
The Morring P1st argues that the federals
| we're Torsted, and says no one ca4 reaa NC,
| C}ellan's dispatch without being convinced
It tells story Of surprise aud defeat.
The He,uld thinks 3fcClellan's plans are dis.
turbed and perhaps spoiled BY tile vigilance OF
The Tines in second article thinks such
battles cannot fail to have strong effect on
the Northern mind and to show the difficulties
Of the task undertaken. Every month shows
the impossibility more clearly Of restoring
the Union by force Of arms. 1t hopes. II hot
~eather susgends hostilities' that the voice
| Of reason will heard.
The Dalv Neaps defends Buffers proclama-
tiou from some Of its most violent assertions,
but reioicee at his removal from the military
| command Of New Orleans
The A77ny and Navy Gazet<s afhrns that
Lyons visit to England is merely on private
business.
! died on the Ttf.
In the House Of Lords, the Duke of Ncw:
| castle explained the rejection of the m1lltli
' bill by the Canadian PaEliansnts and IT tnouga'
another bill would be introduced, as all classei
| in Canada undoubtedly deemed 1t an e11ecf1Ts
measure Of self-defense.
Mt. Hopwood gave notice that he would o.
| the first day Of July move resolution thas
was the duty OF the British goyernmens 70 ns
: | auce of peace, to bring the warfare in Americ
tt is rrported that Persigny failed in his mis-
! | sion to London relative to American affairs.
; Five thousand French troops are under III
l mediate orders for Mexico.
The Chamber unanimously voted aao4l1ons
credits for Mexico.
. The Bourse is dull at 6St. 35c.
THREE DAYS LATER.
! New YoRK, July 1.-The Scotia arrived th
i | morning with dates Of the I'D:
il The Enropa arrived out on the 2lst
The Tunes publishes letter from its Ne
| York cores pondent, in which be says:
e England md France step in at the la:t N
me1t, now is the time to urge submission :
the South and magnaBimity on the North, Il
II un1ess Beauregord and other leaders succe{
10 IN retzeatipg to Texas, there is not the slig9
- est hope for their cause. Their dream OF IND
e pendence has vanished, and they can
a' nothing further to realize it, except By hop
e ts he Mo1ring Ksra7d gives a different vie
" It represents the cnnfederates as very stron
u II but doubtful If t1leg viii risk another engagg
~ / 1uent at Richmond. It is assured that t.
y fsderol loss ut Fair Oaks was IL, ,0o0-
The d77ny and Nary Gazette argues that
- confederates are rapidly giving Wy neis
steady ap4 3he NattS S{pRs aRgRso boRe7 soRe
at q. that federal military success is no guaran
u. u for restoration OF the Union. :.
~ The Paris Constitutional regards medlatl
NO as q mere question Of time Public opinion q
n. favor Of It gains ground in France and FL
3se land, It is for the government to seize
ter VoFa1e tte oRR9fC Kouse Of Commons, Mr. Lindsay
pay nos1poning, until July 11th, his motion Il
M .Mna tiye to the British relations with America
lcn pressed the hope that the government wo1
'at. niEpg the South, and taking the matter
70 Of The hands of private members. IS it J
ing nerfeetty clear that the confederates were I
able to assert their Independence.
80 EYrd Russell defended the course O. Engi
~. In The Mexican expedition. She did al
undertook, and the French government
not sending reintorcements IN consequenc
-. FaI Russen. II 1response to Lord Brongh
WIS | plpn@Sn ~ =. ~. ~ a. 15io~e Tho auhieet
md. u9e 70 tns 1n {ta s on;n;nn of fT,e law ofi
the | 11g no" caueea, ~ S!Era- n Eouiand fo
said that tnEIe ras ~ " a. t3mt # Tas suput
be | renoeI tae sesae!. ~ ~ 1s-ace5ont mt ma
9TH tn7t tnet9 Hae hi,,; ~ nndar e1rni1ar circ
nes, psn Eec,fand fai1 to obtaiu redress
that a1ae5lA tutS 1,1aca m the deTejopraeu
be + q aeuase r1t9,a sgtn a ~ 1ni{a- Gnyernmeu1
Il Of tnecuas9sa -. .ss sastA ~ - ~ nosaih1n
ting hfTa.eo sS .s e],ast activitr In France sen
or 19eie W. - TexTcn- The 1unhe
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