The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-10

nsaa and sAs' permanent ossopasioa nsxee should
- ~~'s'- Pam, June n 1884.
ne General Newspaper S6rsos on s1vssssos-h France
Unaas~ess On tAs SsHsa s-<w 1eS:t y oss~ Up ~
NexicaH Fhiixrs.
The Osaaitstio~xs rGivsn slsswhsrs-ED.1 has Just
published article which 10 pleased 70 ASSUME that,
because hundred provincial journals have inserted
the propositions which IL made last week. advocating
sonont OF the Western Powers with the DO.
msstc strife now prevailing in the United States these
same journsls-and ~ matter Of course, their read
srs-approvs Its policy. Iprssums, by the number men.
toned the semi oca journal includes the provincial
press Of England.
Indeed II Is most untrue that anything approaching TO
unanimity or majority OF sentiment prevails in France
In favor OF the policy Of intervention. Wherever CO.
and whatever correspondence permitted to psruss,
I find rather . determination not 70 Be hoodwinked
by the selfish objects Of England. What with the
peculiar spirit exhibited by England towards Italy
whom the object il that France should have all the
bows-physical and moral-and England all the good
will and commerce obtained by the expenditure
OF words only what with the soreness felt BY the pro-
tectionist class Of France, who plainly that free
trade simply the aggrandizemen of England a. the
Of other Countries and what with the disgust
felt by England's withdrawal from Mexico at moment
when the honor of France and which has
since been dragged gnominously in the dust, England,
really think, never stood much lower In French esti
nation.
Il is not therefore ~ such time that France desires
to risk the good will Of America HON in her youth she
assisted TO obtain independence; aud again repeat not
wi hstandng this feeler OF the Constitutional and ccr-
tain gosspppg assumed by NJ dc Persgny that the
government will be very slow to make or NEEDLE in
quarrel which every one feels America 10 boldly deciding
for herself
Much O. this dirty work of the sem-ofHcial organs IL
done in order plaster up the matter Of the Mexican
expedition To compensate for sending ont 20 900 troops
to Mexico in order TO place an Austrian Prince on re-
A q he IN i'm
idea that somehow other, through their instrument
tally the jealouses OF Lyons, Rouen and other empo
RUINS dependant on the supply OF cotton are 70 be set
going: that France will "mediats," while 10000 or
perhaps so 600 Of her troops present respectable de-
mnstration 70 their title TO share in Ia grade nations
Frenchmen have especial dislike being checked"
Of course such word rs beaten" IS not in their
cabuIary ana that the Mexcans have unexpect-
eddy sunk their differences and resolved 70 fight CON-
enemy France chews the leck with good grace.
General torey who distinguished himself In the Crimsa
by exposing himself TO peculiar suspicious Of tam
pering with the enemy as 70 have the command With him
will be Lortncez and ionai, each OF whom is to have
divisions Admiral Jurien dc la Gravere returns from
Paris to his naval station in Mexico, and IL 000
troops will b. soon en- route. Between six and seven
mill sterling-the Spanish indemnity OF 1s23-
has recently been paid the French Treasury and
has cine in very usefully for the
Letters which receive from Algers state that quite
a connection has ben caused among the troops in that
colony where from the tranquil state OF the Arabs troops
have little to do except roai making Genera Forey's
was long since mentioned there the most pro-
babe FOR the Mexican command. The FIRST regiment Of
Zouaves from Agiers is going and is said the rsgi
nAont VI SAssSSuibS win AnO ioiskn ieBiobo hoh shO
Same colony.
Oar Berlin Correspondence.
BKSIIH, June IS, 1862
ne Prstss0n Press Adyss to the idea Of Intervention in
Asserios-Opinion on LOUIS Ndpoleon's War in Meri-
os-Gen1al Butler and the Dutch Coaswl IN Neto Or.
leoas-ls Napoleon's Star Fading dc.
The Berlin press unanimous In It's dsapprobaon OF
any attempt or France England to interfere in the
American difficulty. The Algemeine iuns says that
osr Of mediation proceeding either Of these Powers
would bs TO meet with decided and Notifying
pulse, and that President Lincoln would into
direct asgota,ion with Richmond than submit foreign
arbitrament.
The Paris correspondent Of the ssmofcial Prussian
CAssns writss-"rhs conviction 10 gaining ground here
that England q srf~s sorins involse France
deeply posits IN omsa antic odirs, while she keeps
in the ground hcrss The declaration Of Lord Pal
msston that for tho She British does
think iatsyysstson and the insin
uaons Of tho English journals that France better
undertake the mediation her own hook afford sum
Gent commentary 70 this policy. Al in this
diaon could only signify the separation Of the south
from the North, The odium Of such proposal appears
great both that each ia anxious oist
the rsspct sibllty on the other.
II is 1, be egreted that the e !erai iers car
ried away by excitement and martial ardor easily
counted Tor SHOULD have committed eAcessessuch the
military occupation OF the pGch CO saate At New or
leans and the sequesraton Of The crty found it
which may be made the subject Of diplomatic reinon.
STRANGE.
The unexpected obstacles encountered IN Mexico will
probably to deter Louis Ma eleon from premature
action other quarters. II such 10 tn Mexi
cans, whose whole country overrul and their cip-
tai occupied ny small army o. An so Ame cans, are
giving much trouble to tbs '6rsl military nation in
the Universe, and have been able TO inict consider
able drubbing the said nation, woli the he
Of mpruusBce " enter a that wj6li ultimate
ly lead To h stIities with the Anglo them
selves. But the conduct " the french Emperor be-
cSmilg ana more unntelgibe. and the polit-
cal and answering resolution that rsisei HIN
the commanding position he his snoye; fer the last
eight yea u B. gradually deet NJ him.
Al Mag and Sol erno his star had sched its zenith
& the vacllaiion and sort of fixed purpose h. has
Displayed since then-his see w policy IN lay, his
bootoss TO SYRIA TITO failure OF his financial
experiments, and now his Mexican adventure, into
ton, WHO is laughing in his sleeve At the discom-
future OF his mag lanim os ally all this has seriously
dana his prestige and impaired his reputation both
for ability and IL Is stated by persons who
have him lately in Paris that his he lh giving
way-hat, in act ne Is rapidly breaking up, hysicay
nv ant Conference he has recently exhibited, and
which forms striking contrast 10 his for cnarac
ter.
Our 81. Petersbarg COrrsspoadence.
ST. pErxasBURG, June 10, 1882
he United States Niniaer, Mr.. Cameron, Ezpeced-Hs
Aay Create a Seasaii,S-AlsgeI Emigration from CGk
fornid 20 the Assoor &c.
The Uutsd States Minister, Mr.. Cameron, 10 sx-
pcctcd arrive here next week. For whlis he viii be
the observed Of all observers, much having been
written about his activity Secretary OF War anil tho