The New York herald., 1862-12-05
The Meditation scheme.

SChemCs
OPINIONS OF Tis PtT1s TREss ON ENGLAND's ACTION
Paris (Nov. IL correspondence o. London Times
Almost the only Paris paper that judges temperaiely
and not unfairly ne coadut Of the English government
IA the matter q The French Intervention il,
America Is the Monlts1g.
The words OF the English government are no,
judged with the indulgence With the same fair
mass in her parian journals. According 10 them the DE-
Of England GS ruin or t,oo q,eat muritims 1fes
ana on hcir ruin d "a - TIE prner,iv of India And nn
paper thinks that tte Enesh government s.preers de-
s,roy ng millions ~ famine to exposing the great
chants VINO speculate on the scarcity Of
their money
But the least cha ore OF these judgments is found in
our Old friend the Dt which has reason to alter
its original opinions American aars. We are told by
h Weiss ~ his nsu2i summary OF foreign that
paper that in lord Ruses note lit is impossible
descend lower in h depths OF what may be called dc.
hbcrate Machavelisn y r. there is acays a ae perGdy
sn Albion.
As matter of course no very creditabe motives are
attributed to England lining interfere in the Quar-.
Ycl. In long the paper signed Preyost
Raradp Is askc whether any is interested
s1an England in The rncon OF the American republic
lie says:-who dasrcs with more ardor, and for
excellent reas ms, tc na defeat and the rrevocabc dis
menbcrment of the United Statess Whether it be th i
England thinks Of her present calamities AID
plates her deserted nfactoriss whether 1t be that she
dreams OF her future and already devours with
her e!ts the vast territory Of the south ch Sea
rated from n. tle5 81 tcoad so naturally ana 50
coMp'eieiy tdH tcder ty influence. or fnIliy ,gter she
erns bc'oTeha ti arr Il derlda ion Of te Ame,icdn flag
and he aRhiai "a go IN ritime ripni ,rhch ,nns aaija
ncrino roce f4 Eoi md cannot restrain he1 hore
and ec7y morning l sary Of WHEREFORE the rosc,
Of a hundr,d icaina ruei 70 Heaven 10 cali dorn he
Dipins besstnq te Of sidrsocfers The slave
journals OF Paris los her labor; the American qucs
ton they will never Is English their London contcn
poraries.
The D4dts, which sympathzcs warmly with ohe7
State for throwing of dcesied yoke is shocked at the
notion that the tonie4 states should aspire inde
pendeDce because that Independence is dsmemb ,rnent
q the unwicldy American republic Yet 1t recalls with
pride the assistance ven BY France under Louis XVI
what were once The onies OF England in their dsrIn
ton from the mother country though that disrupt
aso dsmembemen Of the British empire, and though
slavery existed the now, an recognized In the
conslitu ION oi the niied States.
The DeJ1s smiles !, the I.hosophcrs who habitually
treat with severity or disdan genius applied to for
they have here Rrea. lesson before their eyes" 1t
lamcnis hat the North has had general capa
bic OF Shedding opporiuuey sc cni blood and Of gain
Ing one single victoy worthy of the name instead Of
hghli ten doubt battles" Two things only
finish the war-niia ri M and government equal
~ ctrcum tdncss. admits hat the South has
not been deficient m military t.Ient nbut no
doubt this VIII merely retard its defeat :
whereas had bean found the side which had force
well as right would have hastcnea the termination Of
the war" Whether the Deoaa right in its judgment
time only tell; in the meantime cannot but fee
grateful for the worthy motiv kindly attributes
quarrel
The cnstau iOnnel and La France which also pretend
10 Official patronage lFcial insrmat ion have In the
discussion on the French and English notes been using
hard words TO each other NJ laulin Limayrac OF the
Cons itut'onnei called his friends or La Fasce snanu
lecturers of arms again the imperial policy said
they were nothing bst rarne a,nsn This term. which
Paulin Inayrac (as II is SAID had option but 10
has icT, usy Tended the La Pyunce-so
much so that of hem called the Office Of the Cen
s,,.tio, mel for sSpl plga,ms. 7. Lmayrac declined
withdraw the term and named friends represent
hin H necessary The quarrel Is pretty 5 Il
stands but II pr bible, aud It Is to be hoped, that
nothing serious will of H. and that the civil war
among semiofcia papers lin terminate sooner and
with less damage to ne begcrcnts than the great war in
America.
(From the Paris Moniteur. New. 1sl
The london Cart nubshcs the text o. the despatch
addressed by lard Russell to Lord Cowley her Britannia
Majesty Ambasstu AT aris In reply 20 the despatch
IN Drouyn de lhays American affairs The cores.
pondence from a Pee sbug also gives Us the substance
renders full htmage the sentiments which dictated the
step taken by the H. errors government. II shows ON
tue part q the Enels COVE nncn 'irydcae &C, in
concert wuh r apce While declining az present the CO.
operation offered a. exc. sircly occupied with tho
chances moteor less ayorabe which the proposal Of
rfehsh government nj ght meet with In the United States
Hunf refusal; y GdjounWsnu.
similar JudEme may be pa sed upon the Russian
aespatcn ~ rende a Justice to the idea Of concis
ton and of humanity hlCh has inspired the government
of the Emperor, aud, ssary promises the mural
support q Russia q uy attempted at Washing.
ton. Az St. Peters rs London IL Is the internal
condition of the Unit. which ,sponcs anv reso
luton IN the sense - re French proposition
la fact the manncr ~ which oncr or good services
may be taken into account Ia America deserves great
consideration: but VI Information Ii correct the bcs,
taious ~ the Cabinets OF London and 81 Pctersbcry
ittg 10 erB ate feeling prevails in America
10 the North well In the South. desrous of peace
aud that feeling gains groud daily. The elections now
taking place the Northern States proof o. ~ pyo
pess o d feetna, he supporters Of which Oh aiming
great edcantd0e, aud "fH probably hdes majority IN the
a,1i Compress,
The Rebels In England On Earl Russell.
Prom the London Index Especial organ OF the rebes)
Lord Russell Is neither dlsng nshed by administrative
capacity nor by diplomatic courtesy. The publication In
the country Of his despatch TO lord Cowey. before Il
cd have been read ~ the French Minister for Foreign
srs, was outrageous breach Of international courte
S Some q bis lordshps euemys attribute this extra.