New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-25

il ever will and attaches lutte importance 10 The
French reports Of Negotiations. II thinks France
can 90 further in tie matter than England and would
oloe to see the struggle ended witlou, The inter
ference OF England.
Mr.. BeresfOrd Hope writes 20 The inns in favor
Of mediation. lie claims 10 have fcl, the popular
pulse in England during the course of lectures winch
be has been giving on America, and asserts that
great majority Of the people would iein zee the strife
terminated by the establishment OF the Southern
Coniederacy.
TIE city article Of The london Times again spec-
uates the impending financial crisis IN America,
regarding il, sooner or later, rs inevitable.
II IL ,lmaied tn It the cotton throughout England
on the lst of June. was ~, 600 bales, against
,G45, 90 at the same date last year.
George Francis Train, on being fined $500, OF in
default, imprisonment, on account Of the non-re.
movs Of his street railways at KensDgtOn and Lon
don, protested before full bench Of judges N the
name Of all foreigners, against being found guilty
without tho shadow of q trial.
4 NEW ENGLISH BOOK ON AMERICAN SLAVERY
AND THE REBELLION.
The London Daily Ners of June IL has an edito-
rial on a new work on American Slavery and the
Rebellion, by Professor Carnes, which it counts
among the best that have been written IN Europe ON
our war. The Ncrs says:
Professor Caues gives In this volume the essest and
nconovertibc view yet published In England else
where We know OF the real cause, Of separation
sud divergence OF the sections Of the American Republic
oT M understanding Il hese We mus refer our readers 70
the book ne object beng TO notice The simpors1t
practical considerations in which ouseve implicated
and which is an imperative duty to contemplate in good
time in order 10 future ocon which be worthy OF our
country and Of calling among the nations We are. TO
cersln int ceped letters Of bis southern misnoru
ant') sseed to DO nothing az present. Whatever e'e we
differ about of one mind about on-nteryenton
in the civil But there must come time when we shs
have declare opinion TO embrace to announce
policy IN regard 10 The kpnbo WIN ANEW to that Ilne
which may arrive with udleue' Proes.or Csnss deals
closely and cousgeousy with the subject OF the
ct than writer We have met with and after presenting
the history Of the and the actual OF The
ton he adventures opinion distinct and explicit Of the
issue between which ai,ne there - any chocs
There i nothing republican IN either The structure the
conduct Of Southern society The name hss been preserved
useful association aud he iofs profitable tradition
but 81 tho realities Of democratic constitution OF society
nounced their project have been observing that tho policy
nowhere fully and freely proposed to the pespie To-
sy o!S5 10 enS S here s eis no people in hose
States capable OF judging and aciing on such question: and
ths the tiuh There t. nothing there which eo'Iesponds
to idea OF middle cas or to me Ms,'es Of the
Nonb. NJ. Bancroft aid other philosophical hiorsns call
them. There Is small supreme ce'. holding the property
and the powers there IS large eias OF pef'Ih' once
truly eizeus ts yeomon and artisans OF the North
bu, boy much more Ae ne .y9ss, VIC p4.s'sa QUE iaa
before the whites visited T. LIVING ny ITO chase or Py pan
der lighting hunting OF dng gwen to quarrel and to be
wstcT depiins labor aud hating the aboef who negro as
be H. the higher being Of tue two the mean "hto ma,
well be cheated Of oeal p,weE by nesh6era VINO Ano-
how absurd Il wold DO 20 trust nm WIN y Ihu. tue ,li,.
owners keep l. 10 themei,e' pisctsy while 3n. repu9
can the maintenance Of that coutT OF
national sias which they exercised VII rigbtaen monins
ago The5e are be.e1s between ioHi ana hNr miioI' o.
Of whom would not be necss'sry 20 word hu,
Tor the that tLeir Slavery ngusr IN is character and
destined by ito conditions TO grow hsshef instead Of dying
ort. .
when per ei'ed how radical are NE chr ence be1~een
ancient md modern Institutions which bear the
in respect Is the difference more ilndAs tai u a. be
tween Negro slavery IN AeHa ~ ooi Gay ana any slavery
has died oat OF been abohed Professor Gaines
NAKED perfectly esa eIpo,'a Of the go. and shows aow
the difference oi race and color tbe n'ors tesiaA9h o'
the slaves intelligence the African slave lade and The dEls
ion Of soor ~ TOO south oy whsI sle ~ Ie
planter. play into each others bands constitute wholly new
case and exclude every chance o. Slavery coming Asus
the exposition before can ever again ne oesi.d ~ opt ~
, By faise pro phots who I'll HIN tu the masters vii
ec their negroes spontaneously or n 'sve VIZ become
frecmen some day by some ine1plc.oie process" we al
now The tact that tie slaves have not been e-i JET though
their owner, aes' well .s'fe az yo are o. nc ~~ie1lne.,
slavery and Professor Cannes 'Ao" Why ih TO- ai that
causet are ssays terdirr more ana Hlofe Hn'
gently to pieysn; ss0 % s,sa. ~, SS,s
/. o. IN the Confessrsie ssss' sA' The f''ssef
Tie ssv. Power-thEt power which h,i ions held the
helm OF government IN the nioni' und.t a.. ioss o.
oSsrhy supported ey ii, abor 81 fouI millions Of slaves
IL ruies popnlton i've millions q whites population
ror,nt s,r,o to sy.,e,- industry AID prone to meg
u,r adventure. system # society more i2rmdsbls for
Toidsie as the me ,i,cuer. looks tie evil sui hope.
. s,,.s, marc 0.gr.n th. further The ca. Is cone
into The reading tact hal such society is tunke
80. . n,ost,,.i,e ~ The hrnIl.tou oil tao white ms.
ioaty every germ Of progress rooted out ali We M
hnoN wa - IT, s-e ~ pfoud of lie ia.tiu,ion
ybicb they once beaoaned curse they hase turned
Ch-uity Into d fantastira psgaism; they parade hsb
i ylirl Aeon. tie world p-rpet.,iF In
uiud Of hrr doom Of judicial blindness. toy pa, the
rrrel, Of fsveges who cannot etto the acieiness Of
b f- r n.e HI, speech ol the profH. and be al Of
t per passion aud csoisn watch Other pray 60 be
saved ou Erey fbrr insf 81 h, o1'n-f sns
' w., ,"p; n eay oopleoa 70 ,5,ead iici, frrrry
and 90 perstf Jfee M but meT otos no t'es thought
f,I r D. cr.f i5ift ne u nc, rore u ilsir
5, !4to Aas long csa,ee "a any protection grin
ion teii.a TER fHn lnfsAgeaee - feicied and wtcs
,ser,aieHf s.firguiisrd Edu6df.On prp,sugv % The
dc',as MyTa are corrupt dgrec HlkEoEH ofi,,
rs1den ,ocs. Wlie fertile lands lapse into wild tho
Nr intellect AID morale doieroT.,e and civilization has
lsen bsc. into bsb,r,m winch is shocking enough 10
ihe ioeiatAe. u a.! races AID rams tusa IN their
Jae,e sa, tin. sr.ea ne ufas,. STATE, c5uiS produce
.iafs CtrtGn dirinri, and sdie'rer U9rfhyof re he
,I,c ssiica ey EyT ruled, BAT nth
S9fasyn paa al .id edu
cf.d ss Of other cougss and tho divine. have become
mere Journalists the hand press Of a
genuine pasanin t, yher Tue average intelligence Of
tie community w len has nothing In common but to air and
n,hne ~ 80 ar below that VI otber societies that
no Wv OF meeting II By the ordinary methods The del-
ons end psryefsOns Of the lfocrstIc mind ami the pas
ions of the unfe.eners nen. dcit de. with By
.son and the iniiuo folly oi tho ueyo ie
The me hsfeygeYeJHf and bdftIc fccirfy Vfh ht ~
o,a anu Gry hare % DEAL pracodHp go,oiy
beys hing "a urea, hFor and dsgu', ~ ,oley ruth
tree tabor free oaght and ne, pe az vs haze u
s,e tbe wok il which les before U.s. lie ,ay. very tray
ina. the evidence be produces shows that this Slave Power
constitutes formidable antagonist TO CIVILIZED
which appeared for many cen,uies system
OF society reogrtde and Aggressive ssyt which
containing within from which improyemen, can
prng gTsvitae. inevitably tos ard bsrbsm while 1t i'm
peed by eI.eucies inherent Ia s position aud Circumstance.
10 constant extension OF it, territorial doan The
PES. Of The interests a. stake in the American contest
garded under this aspect appears 10 to DO made
| quaisly conceived in tbs county"
| FRANCE.
The Paris journals announce that II had been DE-
cided TO send re-enforcemens 10 Mexico, but that
they will not set ont till October.
| tile London Times correspondent states that the