The New York herald., 1862-11-27

purpose OF bringing about an arnistice between The
North aud South. You will by your usua files Of
English newspapers that q opinion prevails
among the party OF power that direct communities.
ton has already been made this subject 10 the Eng
lish French government The origin Of this be
lief took It's at Belvor Castebe seat OF the Duke
Rutlsndat dinner party given at the csse Tire nrke
addressed himself to the Earl of Hsrdwicke the follow
ing Words
"They tell me The Emperor written through Dronyn
de rHuys TO Earl Russell pressing upon him interyen
tlon."
"I am certain Of the fact Duke said lord Hardwicke
land from what Lord palmeistcn said 10 friend Of mine
two days ago feel sure the subject win be discussed
the Cabinet
Yor will observe that Il s the London Herald that puis
forth the report and the Herald Is almost entirely sup
ported by the funds OF the Carlton Club.
Al the time 1t is well there should he mistake
Intervention a word in every month this
side the channel The Emperor makes secret of his
wishes, and said toa general officer Of my acquaintance
only just before he se ont for Ccmpegne that the time
when, If the civilized world had any re spec
for itself interfere Indeed, feel perfectly Ger
tain that overture, II IL has already been made
will be made to President Lincoln.
II Is quite . mistake 70 presume thai Russia il not
conssnt'ug-a willingly consentngpIrty TO this inter.
ventionsl scheme, because Russia believes that she Is
she desires 10 maintained France In this respect,
yields pothng Russia; but the pressure upon her IN
dusirsl communities l. such that the Emperor Obliged
70 choofc between internal cootcn and external rita
tiou aud in such choice his dyDsstic exgences leave
him margin
with England the IL totally different Smarting
uod-r factory panic which threatens her with an an
nus cost OF twenty million. sterling, she would VIII
Dgy take any step 70 counteract this evil but
OF France and Russia Is 10 consolidate them. what
friendship, then there be betwixt Christ aud Belia
knows that the she has given n her adhesion
20 act with France anil Russia II will be the
old story OF the Crimean assiuth,t these two
Powers win suddenly form party against her leave her
all the odium Of the transaction perhaps one day
unite with the States Of America a,iemp, to crush
her. Thus do think il likely that you will hear
anything more from England than endorsement OF
france sni Russia desire 70 armstice sb she'd
the distant hope OF restoring peace lord Pamersien
s spoken Of at the English Embassy being inclined 10
take the high hand to enforce with Russia and France
the atmiSiice upon the North al The cannons mouth
Earl Russell says watt letus The result of the elective
action which Is ia operation al New yo, wich msy
be TO give entirely aspect 10 the statesr political
affairs. But, however from all hear in Paris suspect
there 10 something 10 the wind
La France which Ia now in the front rank OF semi
scis journals, has long article Ihis no-ng the object
az which s 10 prove hat the Angie (a sppro.
poe u the American civh stel is essentially revolution.
ary. tsnd. It sssv, siu up IN little island could nnd
NO hed for hor ambsoH unless interfering with onDenia
states; consequently xAe the r9osl restless OF nations
she sennot produce the dssredTe, olaion herself she
gives notcs that all who viii aempt internal coino.
ton aud escape the ss shall nd shelter
ana 6ssptalgy within her borders and thus every SS
ages u wecoic and mskes England efocus or gltlNo
insrigses Wen. iheAnso ssxSr race emsrstes to Ame