New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

be received in tho fanily Of nations And II thsv
are not 80 received, have reason to believe tbst
the barrier that stops the way is no, any of The
great European Powers, nor the unsoinous Cabinet
Of England, bu. a section Of that Cabinet" Wbst
Mr. Lindsay believes and bis reason for that bel ef
cannot in their reality be decided on. What is Dls;n
enough il, that he pledges his intercs- ne great
shlowner ED bis character az An honest Engisbm,u
and honest English statesman, az surety for ha er.
pressed opinion; which opinion is that the Southern
Confedersey ought to be recognized as an indepepd.
ent nation; ard that what prevents ito speedy
recognition By France end England together Is The
opposton which such measure mess with in q
section Of the English Cabinet. IL dOes not need
q wizud's ken TO ses that this opposition laccordne
to Dir. LindsOy) ia headed by Earl Russell, and ad.
umbrated to he public by Sir George CorIewsI
Lewis bis speech modifying Mr.. Gsdstone's speech,
la other words, Mr.. Lindsay thinks land wishes),
with q great many otbers, that Lord PaNersfon h
ready 10 ioin with Loui. Napoleon to draw or res,
in come other European nations TO join in com.
lined action Of American policy. It would express
itself in the form or prOilered mecation 10 the two
parties in tic American civil war. Tie terms Of tho
pIolersd mediation would be such as woald be moro
| acceptable TO the &. ). A. than to the q. g. A.,
would be such, in any case, 40 would be pActically
rejected but tuch that, on their rejection by our
Government recognition by European Powers Of
the G.. ). \. would logically follow.
let low LiDdsay's speech and other similar demon.
srations 70 for what they are worth as inoices Of
q policy Of the Englsh and French Cabinets, ,hsrs
are, apart from these, lanentably ablndaDs proofs
Tia the policy Of the European Cabinets 70 u Ward
10 drifting to Mr.. Lndsay's desired conclusions.
And is it not wlse. IN considering the signcanceoi
al these proofs and lndees 70 set aside Onr passnsl
lIas the ,iue ever been when hate, suspicion, ies
ousy traditional Ike for our people, traditional
ike for another Ieople heitDor oil which hss much
to do with the decisive foreign policy Of ether have
elped to sound judgment.
gligh. we Americans oliy zee, before i! is yet
Iafr filUf fllff IL IN nfflrl la.tt
ljnt hey must 30 played out quick aud boldly.
slo1e last week OF the change in The Ministry
here ia respect Of iis barIg ou the Italian question.
We have lad since then number OF pu1hc docu-
lneuts, which teach tie public nothing. Iae Joaf-
uals Of FrJn.e aud forelsa countries had rri1ied
matter Amounting TO a I1Tary Of Svo volumes "a
lie Ministerial change in hap0leons Cabinet. Tie
imprinted White lAlef would have been as instruct
iys. Tie circular addressed ny Dronyn &c Lbuysto
French dir lpatic residents abroad il, tie wLoe,
ra,Ler unusually lever piece oi iucxplcAa.o1. SO
lar a. the Roman QlestI0n IL concerned, Is thiowf
10 flut-c SIS ia her an additional luminous log On
a. e. same. lie incoming Giaister Tt.ef3 10 t8o u
,eIi letter 4 lst lay ar tie Outgoing Minister re-
errei 90 it. ClefIc0s ess content uan they were
ias. week 10 tie Slinistlsi4l change Li.erals arc
no, more content with it, Iudeanlle St1tu 2u0, aud
p new attempt a. some SOFT oi hoeraIzhE arrange
meut with Rome meantime, are Ike 10 be tie pOicy
ard pretense OF Napoleon Tor carrying Oh tie Italian
branch of his business FOR tie next lev months.
Meantime tAr4LHlN - IKE ehOl-A ~ NlO Afyu
III cts of al guta ION which al the oo-t tcss,
who mouth ago declared It wa3 needless, ere now
incliniug TO tdink IS Necessary. Nearly eyerybody
who Was then sure that The tali was not IN, are nov
ngreed that It l. in. Immediate ampu.ation lad
saved tie hero. Now, weakened BY month of
sueriug It 10 sadly doubtful wne.her As co.'s III
,iou could resist the shock Of amyuta.ioa. Ia any
cisa, 90 not look .or bim IN America. ADc Ia any
Csc, look Tor him IN illy lie hesOis.n Will los
di- with tse Lcro, nor hls immoFial name AID per-
ssfont puTposo. No great man ever dies. kliier
aud Cromwell still tight. JOHN Brown. somsiIes
think, Is really the 20 ygr general "a Cur cause.
La the las. number 0i TIE R,Vus dcs DegL .NogdeS
il an unusually long aIli.le entitled C1mp7g0
de Arr & dH Potomac. IL Is signeG A. haglan.
Ii j. evidently written by the Prince de Jl!nyc -
from bis notes. IHe body Of % gives ihe 5es., tae
only consecutive narrative Oi The oouSs ~ our army
from Mlrcl TO JGly, from before NdsLi- s-on 10
lIarrisons Landing. On that account aloue y 10
val liable. Tie narrative implies though az al,ioJ
for Gen. Mcclellan and lsub-au1iorl oohdem-
nation Of some one, somewhere, over ooltr0lnnS-
that General 10 hs aud the cause harm. anl n0t
aware og any narrative got IA ir1t nearly eaI -
this for cieaness and consecutive. "a an
apology for Mcclellan, and qualified ei.iqns
On ire management Tor u.isnauagemeu9 OF our
War Department, / will not presume Is pro-
nounce Upon its merits. Apart from the en-.
Questionable worth Of Tie article as tho historical
narration, ny competent observer, more or
less ia the confidence Of TIE leader OF la., summers
clupsign, tie preliminary views 0. me "n'et IA
reio renee to the ans aad manner u INC ol6AiIa'
ton of tie SoSlern aud Northern Grmy, and ~
clo-ing remarks upon sac possible future oi our
civh var and its gesalts, are specials worn orr Co
seryaucs. quote oae Aey-note paragraph Ron Dc
Join,ille arlclesi L ought to ray ia a-ylnee Ih.'
he considers Tue failure 10 take Richmond iSst lln'
mel as having pu. back tAe solution OF Oul tonsles
pot loyeies-.y bgt Llilost indefinitely. Than 20
says: alt the North were yaaquis he'd ttei.edJ
yanpushcj IL the u hl oi minorites 90 iOssoiy re-
s,t lne dec,ioua oi universal suffrage, Mei' M
umplGltly established, tie Union would none no
lees have certain chgnces OF rscoasigg.gon. Oiiy
j, woald be reconstructed by .he tiempasn! eoa'
hruation OF Slavery"
.esl ashamed TO press on tbs point. NJ Eu.
rorean, friend or enemy, loose from lie usd-Aoase.
dreams, or eau dream, Of any restored Union as w
was. Maine, under dcf. Davis and the St,ye-.Aw;
south Carolina, under Lincoln aud the law oi Tree.
dom, a.e among lie accepted possibilities, bat thas
J. DAVIS should be t.e laHgyer FOR Il iue, aud Air.
Lincoln the iaw iyer ior Carolina simultaneously, IL
Il proposition outside tho verge vi nlai.h0ase ac-
ceptarce.
retu.n for ten lines only to tie new Minister Of
FDroisn AAlils, VI. Dsouyn de Lhuys. lie diR-
ister under tie present regime does not count icf
much 81 Drouyn de Lhiys viii zee to i hat 70
counts for something more than NJ. Jhoavo-eL rs
il lois inclined than NJ. Ihouycuel was % aver .as
Union cause. Mr.. Dayton piesenie4 lin.eii ils
other day ~ his lrnt recr fu9n, and W.T. bnt -gIa.y
fuiisled at the interview. The worst, how.ves,
thai was sad 10 Mr.. Dayton was At ,he lewly'
installed Minister was nos prepared o. ,ak driAi'V
on the aiils o. bis oillce; Hud Mr. .ytons dsc'a'
tent grow rather from what he declined 90 say 'han
from vha, he said. Small doubt, Z T the Isl ihs'
our representative was Jastihoa m r,iriug IA 'a''i
mood from lis first interview wnh ne nr" "a '.S.Vs
of Foreign Ah.irs than iro-l bis las. interview IN
Nj. 1hougcuel.
One lllle advantage we have gained. DVuynoe
Ihiys understands English and oln eoue ~ eiioes
communication with Mr.. Dayton.
Toe Splniards are pcased "i'1 ia.e i'-U'suC 'ha'
NAloleon docs nos propose TO make tfench Coleuy
Of 81 xico ouiiauncs and wiseacfes think, or DIAL
,hrV tnInk. or t1nk il tbinSaDle, tbai b.s tfencs
M,f,ty really las cone 10 thnk tnaI he VIII lrt 'ns