The New York herald., 1862-04-27


may obtain speedy relief from your embarrassment
notice by the papers that the Emperor was not At
vichy Thursday having left for Chaons. Did You
hm9 would like to know the result Of the interview
had arom Inc American news ere THIS hsy have %
South may havs Obtained 9orio" uic"y II 20, io'u
serve as greatly mere.
Trusting may have the pleasure Of hearing from you
Address care Of Brackstons Baker, Gresham House,
Old Broad street.
Hon. T. BUTLER KING, Paris.
PARIS, le July 81, 1861.
Ny DEAR SRI cannot make out why you did not send
avery awkward position towards tho Atlas newspaper.
Mr. Moore ho English prnter threaensto to take law pro-
cesdngs against me- which, as you may naturally sup
pose, would be most unpleasant. t~lt
When you made up your mind to have the pamph:
let printed in English, went on your behalf
less than e.. ! then undertook 10 get IL publish
ed 10 London for f5, provided you should con
penses, so that the whole would come only TO se be-
sides saving the trouble Of sending 500 copies to
England You gave me 200 francs, out Of which 10
for you
went to England got your pampst printed took
sreat pans @ about IT, and must confess that did not
hopes sir that shall hear from you by return post
remain yours, very truly, X. MITCHELL
IL Rue VHLEDO.
sECEsH BRITISH CONSUL.
-, [Extract] HAnxsA, Jan. 10, 1862
Mfssrs a. a., a. S1y1gs S1On Co. New Orleans
thing to going in. On the I'd January received your
letter dated November the eth, with press copy OF
come to hands, AS to Mr. Iaugraus, should prefer
stopping with him. He is always ready to assist mo in
anything wish, and is thorough gentleman. great
thing for mo- too is that he speaks fueny German, but
when have anything particular 60 TO my Consul, T.
Crawford, Esq, thorough Southerner and polite and
obbging to anybody. Your most obsdiont servant
II. +. STELHQUAH.
lga-ta HAVANA Jan. 10, 1882 =
leave this afternoon for Nassau in the schooner j.
Tunes, to procure register for the General Mramon,
the ship @ NJ rah pe aens wo &
less expense than 10 take in cargo ana then 90
there for our papers, and in all probability will DO able
find somo articles there that cannot be had here and
likewise save time Yours very respectfully
J. L. MAcAuIY, New Orleans, La.
LETTER TO EARL RUSSELL.
Hfg r-r HAVANA, CuBA, Dec. 6, 1861.
My LoRD-The uniform success which has attended the
arms Of the Confederate States Of America must Il
should suppose, be sufficient evidence the world OF
their ability to maintain tho independence they have de-
cared. Assuming that to be an accomplished fact it
follows, matter of course, that the usual diplomatic
intercourse between nations will be estab shed be-
tween them and the great Powes OF Europe 1t quite
natural therefore, that people thus coming fresh
the family of nations should feel anxiety respecting
the agents to be selected for the purose OF conducting
that Intercourse t't,A tNA
There two nations whose material interests
point to closer alliance than those OF Great Britain and
the Confederate States. II is In this view presume
address TO your lrdshp this note, andto solicit Your
favorable consideration Of the suggestion about
TO make Her Britannia Majestys Consul General in Cuba
has most fsvoraby known 70 the mercantile
com nuny Of theConfederate States The great cour-
tesy and intelligence or Mt. Crawford in the perform
Of his Official duties, his uniform kindness and
hospitality in personal intercourse, have endeared him
TO all who lave had the pleasure Of his acquaintance
therefore beg leave 70 assure your lordshp, most re-
specially, that her Maestys government could select
acceptable person to be her Msjestys minister to
reside tho Of the Confederate states
have tho honor to be your lordshps most obedent
want, T. BUTLER KING,
ocio, rro,
To the Right Hon. Earl RUSSELL, &c. ..r..
THE GREAT GEORGIA MOVEMENT.
rt-f MACON, Jan. 3, 1850.
MY DEAR sR--l have duly received your letter Of this
date informing mo Of your appointment and Of yo early
departure for Europe and asking prepare the way
in this country and in Europe among tie friends of r.
great Geo,ga morsme will do 10 with great pleasure
and you may rest assured will do my best Tor I
feel that your mission depends the great question OF
ways and means for the Southa question far moro i'm.
portaEt than mere force Our trade and industry must
be protected from ruin and our cotton from injury
high seas. will pack up and start for Washington
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY the 18th or 10th Will Fave
the way cleared in Washington with the fo.egn lcsa-
tons. Your Governor has struck the true blow for
Southern independence, and your mission becomes
Of immense Importance. have the h nor to be yours
faithfully, gZ1 uug 80 10 c. G. BAYLOR.
To Hon. r. BUTLER KING, &C., &C., MACON, Ga
COMMENTS ON MR.. LINCoLN's MESSAGE.
IN lFg lfH MACON, March 3, 1851
Mr.. KING-DEAE Sill enclose You printed letter OF
Gov ernor Johnson written time since on the sub
ect OF Brunswick and It's prospects which may possibly
pied By him Nothing new. Most people read Llncoln's
inaugural as a (" no fgbt' measure, and few care q
cuss'' whether it is or no. Yours, a. +. COCHRAN
Think shall be down about Sunday or Monday. Id. .r
PREaEpITATED REBELLION. re-
,o Private and Con6dentiail
NEW YoaK, April 10, 1861.
! DEAR Slp-Yours Of the 25th ultimo, from London,
reached yesterday. You have no doubt received Mr.
j. W. Hulrs letters, directed American Miuister,
Paris Mr. Day has been here n few days, but has re-
turned. He wrote you at the Clarendon London. Ry
this time you will have made up your mind whether or
not Mr. Hull has been successful and whether bis banx
ers can or will 20 with the railroad aud land on our
plan Ir yes then am ready 10 with the agents aud
show them the whole matter. II tho contrary then
rests with you and myself. Others may advise. bat
how and where find the to go into il and stick TO
IL until we successful is the question 10 decide Mr.
Hull has other important matters Of his that absorbs
his mind and ho may or may not be 10 carry
the out. You must be the judge II he is Of
service the division would be between four instead OF
ave. As you decide 80 will be governed. Twill join
you when you say go to me and Messrs. Day and
They ,bs, d. aaa ana and
If Mr.. Hull has, negotiate the matter OF
we want him II he cannot, why divide with him.
This dav Fort Sumter cill be attacked and before this
reaches uou Pickens-then all the Stare Hns, ciI rush
foge.er, separation wU Of course toiioo, add the con,
sdyacy acknogl,eed then capital win follow and we
with a will and determination that knows firing.
You and myself tho only ones that take that deter
mined aud Confdsntviow Of Yours, very truly,
Let mo know where to direct letters to you and write
me often. J.C.
PRELIMINARY AGENCIES IN EUROPE.
(Conndential.1
lBRussEELp April ~, 1851.
How T B. K,Se-DrAR SIR have been on the Con.
tneut, ard ora rg for our eommse's & '"dspsndencs
entirely out OF money, and cannot move until get
relieved from home, and fear, under the circum.
stances, may no. get any in time to answer immediate
demands
il would be exceedingly mortfying to mo, and
nationality might suffer BY exposing nv condition here IL
ia for me TO into explanations on this sub.
jec am certain you can appreciate my feelings. Asa
Sohernev must days dtno'n his dignity and honor
have to ask yosr assistance wish to JOIN you in Paris
and devote all my time and energy iu
curing this line of steamers and while you moving
other matters work for the steamers do not ASK
for ythug but expcnscf MY time 10 freely given to
the great cause We have undertaken
Il win require $3.50 to leave me easy and take mo 10
you and hope you will comply with my request by re-
turn Of mail and shall leave for Paris on Tuesday.
cannot move from here without your assistance except
nv calling for loan from OF Belgian friends, and
that would destroy our cause proodeyfr fsssrs Yours,
truly. ,,,,, -. n. VEnNoN.