The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-27

NJ M oaIiy noir OuT ruE~pv"h
are dated in London and Paris the l4th Of Jane, and
graphod from Halifax, which was published IN The
HERALD last Wednesday morning
The letters Of Paris pondents relative 10 the
attitude Of France and England toward the United states
and Mexico of very interesting character and VIII
command the attention OF our readers.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, June ~ 1902
Tie " "Aedaiioan Scheme Assuning .Saapt-....
BGses dc.
The tarie Of yesterday contains the following para
graph
We are assured that negotiations are about being
opened in London for the purpose Of arriving At an
understanding which viii permit the forming Of pro-
positions for mediation n the affairs Of America II the
negotiations referred to succeed the mediation OF France
and England viii be smaltaneotsiy offered, It is said,
and In identical terms, TO the belligerent parties.
The implicit confidence is not always be placed
in the statements OF the Pdtris. nLyng Pdrte, and
journal des Cdaards' the familiar titles, in
deed, by which 1t is jocglarly called among 10
readers. Besides this, IT is well known 70 have
been sold body and bones TO the "Confedcrstes,"
and to be the persistent and crupuous CT any os
their organs in circulation Of any lies which be-
levoa VIII benefit their in Europe. Were there
no better evideacs than the statement of the Pdtsis
mat the French and English governments again
couspirug against our independence Of action should
be inclined to pass it by ga weak Invention OF the
enemy Notwithstanding the semiaiI iIcial odor which
noats about tho Paris. But there is other very
strong corroberative evidence that the
by the patie ard which have given you above per-
ccily correct
The article OF which l send you translation, and
which appeared the columns OF the Cons tionnel
Sunday last and in which this mediation" scheme
clearly foreshadowed followed bv the departure Of
Count dc Pesigny the Minister OF the Interiothc foun
tain head from which the Constitutional receives it's
spraons the personal friend Of John slidell and
the most active determined sympahizer the rebel
ca1se holding any official rcsiiioG--for london
About the same time tho London journals echo tho SEN
timsnts Of the Consitaonae and urge upon Francc
assume the initiative and lead the way for suppress
s OF the "fratricda struggle" The reception OF the
news of Banks retreat gave the finishing touch the
preliminary negotiations which have been in progress
FOR some time between the two governments and The
cscsrc of tho rebel army from Conth has had the effect
IN strengthen the determination which have
been arrived at Had you been able 10 send hero,
OF these. the long expected news q The two great
battles before Richmond and Corinh accompanied with
inc defeat Of the rebel forces one OF the srog props q
lie media ion scheme would have been taken from under
IL Now the assumption upon which This pr'cct ~ eed
s that which he Covarnm II Europe have taken from
the bcginnnc-he wish beng father 10 tho thought
that vhatcver might be the incidents occurring during
he war ,r ably terminate in sepa- al and
acting upon this assnpiion thcy argu~ tsss eve days
continuance the but an unnecessary waste OF
blood and treasure ihe European governments h3v ny
always shown such religious desire 10 spare the for
mer1 and that in the interest Of suffering humanity
America and Europe Is their duty to interiors France
too has been promised through tho Confstcratc Ambas
e,dor here certain commercial advantages ~ the trade
with the Confederate states after their independence IS
| sacurcd which lorg excited tn ambition Of =
Rouher the Minister OF Commerce AMI Agrlc..uro anca
by means OF whit, che t-- 70 nj l55sf follow hard in.
the vake3 nsr stoa commercial rvs--kngand In a.
y,I. N 4. hf INN hat
whole thing may fall through, particularly IN vcw OF the
ract THAT thu naaror irekcd Engsnd n the Mexican
convention the general helia IS IN political circles
mai the offer OF mod ltionn viii be made by the mid
die Of July Indeed the bases of II are given although
these OF course are prqoenatca ana liable 70 lnodca-
lions but the opnnn r that ~ the rough tney win be
Erst-An armisticc cor * months
yscoqd-An appeal universal suffrage amcng the
peoolc OF the Southern including tho border states for
test vote tho connection Ct each state TO bc decided
thereby.
racy II established to abolish slavery grad ally
The south il is said will consent Immediately this
scheme while the North will Of reject IT, in which
case tho acon of the English ard French
mans be suhec; for after negotiations although IL
understood that The refusal on the part OF oar
mont is 10 be followed by the immediate recognition of
tho southern confedcracy.'
Here Is the scheme as it has acquired shape in Paris.
God may conound the unholy counscs IN London. and
prevent II from reaching maturity; but govern.
meut shoald be preparing TO maintain Us indepeD-
dence, and fight the world in arms need be, ~ its be-
half.
an American Journal and the representative OF American
sentiment. This vfer OF us and our institutions has
done us u great deal o. harm in France
The Minister Of Marine will ask for credit OF several
IL is said, do tho same Mexican war stock is growing
every day more and more unpopular in Paris
PARIS. June 10, 1859.
The F,anco- English Plan Of /" Aedtahon'-M dc Fer
uonys Mission 10 Loadon-TAe Delay Before Rich
a.. yy..ta.
a, Our Grocing Naval Po,oT-Endearor 10 Draw
Rus,;a from ne Side of Amsrica-7he Mersean War
Question, DC
have in news TO communicate this week Months
ago I warned you that what have 20 tell would
occur seouer or later that that France England
would interfere In the American quarrel and that beyond
doubt they would favor the South. After waiting 70
see whether General Mcclellan would not at destroy
the rebel army at Yorktown between that place ana
Richmond, the French government, finding that such
result was one tme sent NJ Persgny that most
liberal Of all bc al Minister'S TO London, whore he
10 endeavor persuade the st. James Cabinet into
Joint action with France In what the latter ms
dia,n but which, once refused Franco ondy hopes
II will be- will degenerate into armed and orcbio In
tervsnor--a most unwarrantable interference In the
affairs OF others. But warned yu months ago Of this,
and that at time when others assuring you that
Napoleon was your friend that he had bis eye on Eng
land and such like bosh.
assert again, as have ever since tnc conmsnce-
ment Of the American rebclon that France ~ and has
been from tho first hostile 10 tho Washington govern
nont Al tho commencement Of the struggle ~ was Ma
pocon III aud his sycophans who were your enem'cs-
Nnw scarcely man IN France but what deems The gov
ornment OF tho United states in error and but what sides
vuh the south 20 much for the shameful course pur.
s,ed by Ihe ench semiofcia press as wo ss by the
American Minister here, who should have cxsrted
himself In causing the foul msrepresen, aticns OF tho
r,r, prsss TO b. stopped. lie could have .ompshed
I'm. hal he en- cavood ~ do SO; IL any rae he could
,vvscars,f wile'v 'isenn,,ra : dena's q = given 10
az foul lies and slanders against the government 10
sprsssatsd. Those Who hare ~ constantly ssssssse