The New York herald., 1862-09-28

thai the "a her aaesty Was rot
inciined 10 ntef ere al pirseit the Affairs o tlS
WGshi, gon government" la act ha made rse oi tae
sine atsanents slich had served the Emperor al !of
ner lerild.
be supposed for one that this action
on the part o tie 1abnei OF 81 James r ceedei i"h
ieesins 4 so Wal toward you. iMAs no tha' tues
ioved you vel. but thlt they hated Napoleon 10" Q, %
reJ ce al dis emotrasSents-a isehas Nc NJ - cor
aiaiy recl DfocatsS.
Al tns time tne rebel commissioners were in laris
ap ioAdan, AM d5a8t tacy ore mach sarp lsea "
nna nov changed their roles Mason, Abl ne arst
went 10 Loadon So merely to kgeJ ~s4n.s states
men III the lCag7 y mnd ,heI ...ad evl. from the
msnensceht Of ths strll b.twoon the Iebe states
ahd the Nota sdds1, the contrary, was prepared
10. ardSoas tasA ais was the daty s. WIN over the
llng oonsslh II the fvuCA imp to tls recog
ntOn o tho Laws government Tor missovetnncnt 20
yo4r Ieaaeis may deem ~. he Was prepared Tor a
struggle u Tue matter, and determined he would act
c4usio1sy lie natarci h.s plans with srelt care,
called upon N. de .honyeael the Foreign Affairs ain
sier, and 10 hs great Joy found hin 40 fieadi!
To the seeded states. Sie encouraged this feeling
By adroit natery, and then u work with
DISCRIMINATION and skill upon the m mhe Of tho
PARIS press, To Ls SURPRISE unless his sell cbncsit
unoounded Le found his work AL cut out los hun. tho
gov srninent Wrers-lnose no uIst hs powers
persuasion upn-ns found 70 10 Vi his way o thinking
upon the SUBJ OCT. They accepted whatever he had 10
spare IL pecunlary readily aso did ihsy ccept
his conclusions upon tne anne. question tie must
have beeh aston shed Al the hs mission. Mne. y
lac had expected dcaes o every nature he found AID
AID coniort, aad, when Inc summit his ambition
reaehed aud he o0tiae1 audience OF tho Emperor Ma
poe a. he iouhd INK dis gui>hsd parsonage siy
nylnced vi the sacI Inc the Of the South
had peel his sabr natss He pre- Jared " tread
path o tnoftls and his way strewn with roses.
But how dad Mason are the while He nal gone to
London with light heart lie o. the sympathy
o. the !nssh government as well OF that ths English
people ana no doubt he ch ckled III sieeve as he com
pared his sinecure with the mission o. siidei When
LARRY settled IN London, poor Mason. niast have
thought himseii tne victim OF some hideous niyht
mare. The government officials, whsm ne expected -
mud So obiisng kiut sympatniIng
~efe cold. marsh unifiendy. Why even tnc itnc-ths
"ihlldcror, the Trend seccsst, tue hope o DAVIS
and hs tribe--caiel NJ son poor devil" or something
u inat eaect Nh.e ohor Jousns abised hn as Save
owner ana, consequently, ..abonnation." He had
expected tread loSers, found the iho.ns
unDe4iaoe, aua % thus day he has Jailed al uIio
Tue cabinet the justice hls
vi tue Ga iedeLcy ol auins IL.
he oleAican expedition the pivot upon which
these great Changes Ia It's result 80 sr, has 0sen
q bnns Aaocon iuo dssre for in erventioa Ia Atns
ric u aai 5, auie EAsla.d nts iost All such desire
Ma WISHES The recognition OF the % Ia, because
he fears the intel!ereace the M ia Ia MeAico He
"o4d sa.. rear tha DAVIS COVE ninea as barrier DC
w Liisen tue North he Pune of the o her
evening Were Tue South recognized, the JcliDus
SoIta w1u'd "atcn u cVsey, and heitncr would nave
time or dsse 70 ieieie VITA other Laliuls No uoubt
thls idea pleased tne PltFle vasty.
IN fuii error auaoy nee al the G urse pursued Dy
Eaeaad IA tAe Ainercaa question has betrayed tsei
oi occasions ut you may rest assured that 40
o.ndtion oxisls The ny cooked up by The CORES
touient mere o ne London fmS assures that his
aiaJesty admutei siiiells arguments IN favor o. tao
rscosaisioa of tne south; Ia fact. expressed himself
ready 10 act Ia tho ter MT ior the opposition
o and. do believe that the Emperor said
any such thing to olIdel may further state that
iT.Gl
at distance that worthy did nol obtap an adi91ce
ain assured on good authority that Siidsl not
ceivsd BY the kmpe,or | ca ltoned you some time
siDce against putting much reliance those reports
The rafls correspondents oi the LONDON journals
mostly boon companions Of the rebel Commissioner they
dins VIII hni, consult HIM, and In faet, serve him
consideration. avcrred); and the warluest Of
Slaes fisuds most constant eatsr oil his gOod dinners
Ana Absorb Of his brandy ami Water Just that CORES
ponaeht VI he l. ndon Tunes who gives scn wonder.
fui news about Sids.l. many Americans here are in
cnea !, look UPON the reports OF that ondent as
very anshy."
said that the Emperor has upon several occa
sols betrayed his annoyance At the pursued by
England la rseieace to the American questions aud VIII
hsfe state IL whit the dispisy the
urst his MAJESTY expressed that annoyance toIOrd
Convey Le repeatedly urged upon that ambassador the
eXleauncy Of Simultaneous action the matter, and
reproacn ul dweit spon The fact that Europe would not
believe when great
diel .uce If o. inion between the alies Finding oru
Convey unwilling or unable " effect any change in the
condact VI the ST. James Cabinet the despatch
ed M. fhoavsle u LONDON That MINIS = e0o ts proved
alike fruitess. Once more did dispatches cf angry
nGtre pass betw the Cabinets OF The faeries d.
James. No result obsiLsd; Tor, il tho white,
dsa.seis 10 the French army had IN Nexco and
faerstn became ri,rs than ever aveTse 70 acting with
France agaas the Uuel States government. Annoy cd
ee! ond me- sure, the Emperor lost patience 10 council u
ministers, aud expressed his anger eAeltedly that
b. LAvaiets, just then returned from Rome, volun
tesred his services as agent In the matter.
re went 70 London aid obta ned from Lord ramerston
this EssCsdnd U0uta act soh Fone the
cyns1n of TEE South Eaace toouid at Wahd,oW hsv
troops feem Rme TO this Empe assentcd, and
tue Pdys, Pdt,Is and Cen .ion,sei, deenipy the
matter setteo began series OF articles about mediation
and intervention AS this occurred but few moniAs
aso, you VIII remember the circumstance. Upon mature
red cton however the emperor udod perhaps that
PalmeIston bad trapped him, and he then tackled ON
Condition Hs would Withdraw his forces from Rome, but
the hing Of Italy must ce9e " France she Island OF Sar
dnia VI this ended the whole affair, AID the
co.nitlon Of the south by England became farther
reaiOved than
The Emlsisr Napoleon is however. determined man,
aud lie concud d he would despa ch Perssny the iibs
raj l) his uar n ingland Minister u the Interior,
ment when ssie 10 start, dee maed elort
made Uy Fonid friuce Napoleon persuade Elm
peror abaidon o. the eoiiion TO MsAics,
aud conseI IaeAt redsct1n Of the French army.
Inc arguments Of tho Minister OF Fmat CO (tou!d)
aud his MsJesty's cousin prince Eapoison) we're
determined, sincere, 10 momentary doubt
the OF the Emperor 70 Ire carrying OF the
ex,edton aud VI course II he Withdrew from that, he
little cared what became oi the south - Peissny Was
kept back whie AapoeL reelected. he did so for forty
ei.ht nUlIs, and The council ministers he
formed fouid and hs cousin that he had thought
Arguments, and that ne had coaciuded " do as
b. peasedihat l., 80 Oh with the expedition. ersigy
came INTO req siiIon, aud the cause 81 the
soGth rsnCe) lrom to ever heat ihis do
gree m TEN crature sghty dashed however by the
compete the imi etlous Psrsigny. He went, he
saw, Dut he dld not conquer
Napoleon probably mel ded after this last failure that
Eng and was nard customer. and that he might more
pr0ntaby his attention towards Russia. He would
recognized the - III, IL not tn gong
aoac is net his oite. At the game VI poi,ct edchre
ooh bowers and the rarely found IL the same
naId. me.ely tate this tor the benefit Of small pcr
ton Of your readers Tia who undel stand games
cards, and, begging pa don ior the dgressi'u, come
back nv sheep. lie turned his ate.tipn 10 Russia
and sexi.g the ben tho Car of that great
pre- annoyed by the intrtgues of OF hs sub
jects ba made proposals all the acceptable that they
upon matter long uppermosi M the mud of Alex
ander-I mean the "Questnn d'Orientn he urged upon
Russia the recognition Of the south in concert with
France ia fact oint action that question, ais
iont action the East. Ibis tempting but Alcxa
der could accept He could not against the North
10 the surprise U NapoeOn who cannot understand such
a state VI mind, he had scrupcs.
Ghe French Emperor persisted and obtained from Rus
sa promise In of between France AID The
United states sue (fsusslb would not interfere. You
viii be ncilusI doubt the accuracy Of this statement
but believe have good reasons 10 know that it ID
correct Russia refused 10 against you, but she will
Cor you. When opportune moment arrives Ma
poeon resard her for that promise By joining her
n rubpng the sultan of his douinions--a proceeding
neither delicate moral; but then you know II has
always been the hobby u Russia 70 stretch her eounds
ries
Napoleon, having failed convince Russia OF the exPs
disney q retognion Of the south, remains the 30 .
X Lusi cause 10 Europe. lie may succeed per-
-, r. ,nn'us : rugaud sone dsy 10 A oiot action