The New York herald., 1862-08-09
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Arrival OF the Jura On
Cape Race.
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The Prince de Joinyille's Views Of the
Battles Before Richmond.
Sailing Of Anglo Confederate
Steamers for Nassau.
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Pursuit Of One Of Them by the
Yusoarora.
ADVANCE m coTT0N-BREADsTufFs STEADY,
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Carr RAGS, August 9, 1852.
The Canadian Screw Steamship Company's steamer
Jurs which left Liverpool Thursday, July 81, and
Londonderry the lst rst passed this point at four
O'Clock This afternoon, route TO Quebec. She
boarded by yacht Of the prcss and the regular
news despatch IL herewith forwarded
The steamship Hbsrnian, from Quebec, arrived At
Liverpool on the 2oth ult.
The steamer Merrimac, heavily laden with ammuni
ton and stores the rebels which has been laying in
Plymouth Sound since the 7th Of june hastily put
on the 79h Of july bound for Nassau via Madeira. On
the night the 2eth tho United States rgate Tuscarora
suddenly quilted Southampton and her departure excited
considerable interest," under the belief that she in
chase Of the Aerrimac Large amounts insured at
eyds upon the Msrrmac and great anxiety s felt for
news Of the future movements Of the two vessels.
The London Daily Telegraph publishes extracts from
letters addressed by the Prince de Jonve 10 his brother
the Due dAumsle giving account Of the retreat or
General McCleans army 70 the James river, written
June ~. The Prince shows the which compelled
General Mcclellan 70 undertake the movement
On The previous day was suddenly announced that
jackson was about act Meclslans rear and that
Beaursgard had arrived Richmond. The Prince says
that all that greatly complicated situation, and
then and thero determined 70 take up base Of
operation upon the James river under the protection o.
the gunboats He describes the part he took In aesing
the panic among the Union troops, and says, Your
Prince and his nephews were more than under .
most violent FIRE Of musketry and artillery, and acted
with distinguished bravery"
Tho London Times, in commenting on the Connscaton
BILL says-"Happiy II is certain that no ruler win ever
dare TO put In force this scandaeus law. win only
main monument Of infamy 10 those VINO passed IT, and
bs ranked hereafter with the attempted destrusten Of
Charleston hsrbor and the savage vagarss Of General
Buter.n
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times believes
the American question occupies the most serious attention
Of Napoleon and that council Of Ministers had been
held upon IL. He would not be surprised that matter
were laid before the English government in stl more
pressing manner, with . view Of speedy
solution He urges that the movement must bo
speedy, too. Our mission would be Of effect In
view Of the possible reelection Of the present Congress
He says II DO not pretend 70 say whether the movement
will be followed by any immediate effect whether France
will take the lead with the expectation that England
not do otherwise than follow or whether both viii
Same time. only know that France 10 convinced that
the present tho most opportuns for united
tion He insinuates that Lincoln and some Of his ad-
vissrs would not object to some gentle pressure.
The London Times sdtoriay continues 70 point out the
Union prospects gloomy but the London Nescs
combats such views and speaks OF Northern policy with
continued confidence.
Most Of the London journals suds 70 the Anancia crisi
in America and resrate their structures upon the false
financial policy Of the goxsrnmcnt Even the star charges
the Washington Cabinet with tho most deporabls igno
rance OF true economy.
The London Times argues that II the position ha,
boen reversed, tho Americans would never have receg
nzsd tho blockade England had done but would hay
| broken IT, under plea Of self preservation.
Some Of tho journals attack Archbishop Hughes 70
certain revolutionary remarks which no made in
! speech In lubn.
Tie London 7ttes city article draws attention to tn
fact that within sholt period rrited vcs have
faep from 50 70 % and es bsag he awest point eve
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