The New York herald., 1862-07-17

a. fcrria,. i,,ri ~ ana Beverly tucker has ally
become thin and cadaysr,us lhAs may r. hoWsser,
scocktasn p and thai he, too, ~ afflicted win that ter
ribie malady, "tightness IN the pocket, =, which from
epidemic among The agents VI the "confedsfacy IN Ed
rope
ton Paris God grant that another national snni
vstsary comes round The star spanslod hannsI may
try. then ~ bs reunited and happy
PANS, July 4, 1862.
Disnsag "Fb~rth" for Loyal Ma-Fseling in England
7o,carcis the Uaioa, dc.
For nearly half q century the date At which now
wrts was almost much dies fesss in France as Anne.
roa Tho great experiment OF human freedom like the
aAw Of attraction and repulson, Of srbcnar rotary
motion control Of electric fuid though
osssfuly elaborated BY the United States of whom be-
came the especial birihrsht, not limited TO the
source from which n sprang. became the property o.
Ill mankind and in France, whence the earliest symPa
thiss had emsnatsd the anniversary Of American Indo
psndsnce has bsen suffered TO by withous
osiving white mark from tho hand Of every liberal
trsnchman The Americans, Of course themselves led
che way, and under whatever dynasty or form Of go
vsrnmen-hs restoration, the constitution of the Cit
ssn King, the republic the second smpire-ther
voice freely admitted noat on the Fourth
o. July over the din OF parties, the rsstric
Noas OF the press the suscsptibilitiss OF
shs magnificent spendor Of French general
~ elected in such labor OF ioyeor grand hall
from whose roof tell the ample folds of Spsngied
Banner, Americas representatives sssn-soms Of
sac most eloquent OF her Of the lovsest Of
Asr daughters while the nobiest sentiments concerning
the inaenaSs irssom OF man they fell from orator
after orator. listened to spplauded only by
their own country but by dsnizens from every land
when Afterwards the press recorded soqsnt dis
courses, the gcody gathering and patriotic gancs OF
such meetiug Frenchmsn throughout the length and
breadth Of Ia belle France the report made its
details a. man. household words They talked OF
how their fathers had In that holy strife how
the shock Of that mighty battle everhsrated and
solsd over France, how they, too, had emptied the
thrones OF kings and ed for the aud how with all
their shortcomings, they had al List effected that
che national will should ob,iterate mo fsadal dogma
Of divine rght and all this OF trumpet this
holy rejoicing hashsd. Las. year. discord had
made the land OF liberty and fraternity own atho
tents all silent" ths national banner was crapod
tho welkin longer with the of triumph. On
tho present occasion, when another anniversary has
turned suspect the same subdCed spirit viii preva all
and that though yield ot little Of their hope
ef their unfinching confdeHcs in the ultimate triumph
OF the righteous cause all think best observe the
great national fee rather as did the captive Jews II
Babylon, who, although they and wept by its
waters for moment despaired their ultimate
restoration. What the Americans however, do do
for themselves, strangers found read. to do and
was only two days ago that received invitation from
party OF French gentlemen to and under their
own vine and zig tree in celebration Of The gre; Of
seifgovernment, which existing events would only
result in proving more than triumphant"
In my recent visit to London | surprised and
shocked 10 observe how enrsly tho English heart was
asnated from the causeof tho United States Every
tory of the North anxousy shorn Of proportions
every battle OF the rebels magnifed into victory
The public buildings piacarded with enormous lies
ali rejecting the governmsnt OF Washington an! pr
vae socstes but one spirit appeared prevail namely
tho advantage aud necessity Of an armed utsryenop
g} lha male
rial OK one OF the greatest staples Of British
But et rot the rebel South lay the atierng uncion
Its soul There not OF sympathy towards il
on its account Far from il. Yankee and were
alike held in the same contsnptuous category as
many brutal snobs, who 1t not for European in
convenience, would bs best left TO the throats OF
each other
In what may bo traced the origin or the ane
phrases OF ths London T,aes, such
what becomes Of the theory that government derives
iA powers from the consent OF tho governed IL the popu
iaton OF seyen eight great States which, rich and
poor, bond and free, white and black proved By
events 10 be I'LL Of mind AIDED con-
quered and xepi down by standing army in the name
Of republican freedom.
Ihess things must at last become apparent to tho
American psople. They not unlike the Of
kind, unlike their former selves dispute what
60, should be allowed 10 depart peacsaby the only
policy which agreeable to stice and wisdom Unless
the North can learn TO see this must bring evils untold
vn iissa on us, and on every European people
PARIS, July 4, 1862.
Recavd OF ne Ereytions Of Ae 7raiors-The Cause of
Cns0R DeprcS5c1 fnctscs JI1a,0r--Ndpcbeons Idea
ofaw Iadepeadent Souh-E Enolond May Aoria Aid Him
IN srco-Pa iners;on's Dep Game--An Offer 10 Aaly
Do 7ate Past. de-
We were in hopes that good news, som. account
Of great victory. might have reached on this day
but as yel nothing definite Is known. The kilograms
mention a severe engagement near Charleston, but
leave in doubt TO the result; while the London
papers and ths secession organ hsrs the GalgnGnis
kcssensT inclutsd-gvs columns upon columns Of
matter all unfavorabs to the Union. 1t easy
that public opinion in Europe has been Influenced by this
systematic misrepresentation; and say than
the truth whom that each weck adds the
snpcpusrlty Of the cause Of the North in Europe.
consider Il my duty rersat that all assertions rs
20 the desire Of Napoleon III the South 70 sub
init are totally unfoundsd. correspo pondent, when he
announced the fact that Mr.. Sdel had been solicit
cd was wonderfully misled. have taken the pains
asesrtsin the truth Of that statement and may
ssy that l know IL 10 unfoIndsd. On the contrary.
France wishes the South TO succeed sho wishes bar
risr between herself in Mexico and the Northern
States Of America That barrier she would uphold;
and, In her estimation. tho work begun by Davis
Co. must Re bolstsrcd up by all means. 1t
is idle 10 deceive the American public ppoa that
and the people must not be ted ss,rsy regards tine
Alspost!on or Eaposon III. towards the Of the
Culon Hs desires for intervention strong but his
ays Of e rss, also aro9 and be would like 70 do
60 well aided He has made al sorts o. proaers 10 Eng
ispd upon that subject ;bu; sho wisely holds aloof
Il s runorsd here, though that she may act with
Espolsoa Mexico. This accomplished are told,
BY de Psrsgry, who, having failed In inducing Pal
nsrs,on 20 act with rance against the North obtaued
promise that be would do "a Mexico The secret Of
this that Palmerson wishes 70 YET France deeper and
dseer in that vsxsd question. The Emperor Napoleon
showed sign. Of wishing 10 back out Of tho ezpedltion
ne even countsrmandsd tha sslDg Of rsinforcements
The palmerston heard of this he promised Per.
sgny tha. England would DO some ming In the matter
AID urged him encourage the Emperor IN n9ng out
large cenents The transports have sailed IL IL
now too back out, and Pansrston VII 1t feared
here do more In tie matter.
Decidedly Napoleon made great blunder whom he en-
hartsd that pedion. But, then the army must be
occupied There must be sdvancemsnt and
and nation must surer thereby. Your turn will
come, psrhsps, and then somsoody may catch vsry
large