The New York herald., 1862-06-27

that France friendly the Northwere either grossly
ignorant OF the real state ars else they are tho
Of the North. ANY really acquainted with
the state Of aaairs here have known that France
was but watching for opportunity to carry oat he'
idea Of Intervention.
Some weeks since the Emperor rece sd reports as 70
tho future power Of The Uaed aes winch rather
startled him, else he would have recognized the soth
alone Now be wishes that Eigagd should join him, and
Persgny has gone 10 London ha The hook for Palmefs-
ton Persrny las succeeded IL mpressing Europe that
France and England would act together, through tho me-
dium or tho London Pot-'hat o Aal being tna organ
both OF Palmurst0n and thu tr0nch minister The Post
at the inAtigation Of Pesigny, has a!sy been most
violent its attacks upon the North and, as II IS
known the of Palnerston. many re sup
pose Tho views Of the Post are his This, however re-
mains TO he seen.
France nov that she is fairy launched ii the Mexican
expedition, is o. course anxious TO mediate in fact she
otter course opea 70 hor. VIII England out
OF tha same spectaeess That remains 10 10 seen.
must warn you against ruln9r which is cres-
atiug here 10 the e.ct that France and Russia have
formed an alliance as fesards the QaeoR dC11l1, and
that Turkey will suffer thereby am assured by those
whom have over found wei informed that the
OF the case Is as lollows:--
Napoleon Ill. fearing, IN Of var between France
and the United States that Russia would lend moral
the latter, has endoavored to forcsta any
such eventlahty oy proposing 10 Russia alliance as
regards tho Eastfrance and Russia divide the Spots
Now Is supp sed throughout Europe from the toae Of
the French papers that Russia has made such alliance
with France. can you that ye she has not.
II Is also announced that special envoy will leave IA
sentng to the Sultan the Grand Gordon Of the Legion OF
Honor, and that like VIII be at the same
time sent by the Car bearer 70 the Sultan Of The IN
sigma 81 Russian order gwen but 70 crowned heaas
II Is hardly necessary to add that this Is ono OF tho
PdtlTes b1uncers Tie whole of ts resolves Itself into
tho fact that France wishes to take such be-
forehlnd will prevent Rgssia from giving you ad.
Get yoar Parrot and iahgrea guns ready and hurry
ep your iron plated seanersyo2 win lave need OF thsm
soon, fear. Al will depend upon the action Of
England. and no doubts row that iourllths Of the
nation are hostile TO the North Iour London files will
prove T. how eagerly The English journals seized upon
the rumor Of proclamation by Gen. Butler against tho
women OF New OreaAs attack you with bttern
unaxampled in tho annals OF journalism. They might
at least have waited 10 ascertain whether the p-oca
nation was really genuine before making their on
slaught Decidedly the European press has with but
few exceptions, bten most unfair and hostile TO tho
North Gdli9nanfs Messenger, which gels half sts
support from loya Americans, has been as unfair any
London or Pa Is Journal always reproducing the attachs
against the Washington government but rarely noticing
the answers to thuse attacks. dare say Ar. Sdei
could account for sch partaitN. II plain that the
North should have an organ he one that wou!d truly
represent American affairs .ere. and winch sent to the
United States, would truly represent European aiArs
Americans world surely patronzc oya. papor in Paris
1t nos certain that france viii AZ all risks and ia
yards hold to Mexico unless tho Mexcans succeed
repellng the inyaors. Large REM ments nov
route for Mexico, IL spite Of the yellow fever Many vii,
die, doubt but what does the Emperor care, long
as enough reach the Ci!y of tho Monezras to hold II
for France
You VIII have received this notification Of the
blockade by France Of the ports OF Tampc) and Avara
do Llpcksding t. be the orde Of the day your
side of the Atlantic The di says that this step has
been taken to prevent Americans from introducing
and munitions ot into Mesc, The sJni Official
here openly that France has assumed the
1'proectorate Oh Mexico
PARIS, June IA, 1852
The Mediation Idea Ensland-IIoo Ms Cr1aa and
People Differ de-
havo Just made visit to LosGon. So much had been
said in Paris about the contemplated mediation OF France
and England in American Affairs, and SO commonly re-
ported it that France had listened tho complaints
Of her manufacturing districts. TO the degree that NJ
Psrsgny about to carry in his pocket to England
proposition for tie mutual nterposton Of the
tries, that determined 10 for myself in London what
really the of such reports The ssmi-olcia
organs of Paris for several days past had been sounding
the tocsia-tho alarm bell-which denoted great
coming event Still was increduous Wherever went
Invariably heard from the lips OF leading
this edec.:-Francs cannot compromise herself with
America in whom she always looks to find great and
powerful ally The want Of c,soa is intolsrabls but
the hatred Of America would bo still more So Do not
believe any offensive mediation the part Of France
England is pressing her every shape and man.
mar Our manufacturers becoming daily more
alarmed, and these articles Of the Official press
only much soothing syrup administered to the cotton
consumer TO gain time for Amer to work out her
salvation"
Well, soon as I got TO England, and threw
OF parties with whom havo Long had correspondence
found was exactly as suspected England has simply
France the catspaw. She you really carrying
AL before you that vsctory-subjugation OF the rebel
Staesis already spreading its halo your banners
and she knows that In tina. case 1t will be to the
knife with her. Hence all this puri.anicai indignation
about General Buffers proclamation. No living man
presumes for moment that such Q proclamation
meant 70 be carried out pied de Ia ktrc. any
than father is supposed 70 mean what be says when he
threatens corporeal punishment TO wayward child
the haste with which the pretsxt has been seized su
csnty indicates the enemies.
lord palmersuns 3 hne burst OF rality last night was
only grand display OF counterfeit indignation The
Ministry very suky that the Emperor won't all
thor views ana don't at all like-though they pretend
W acquiesce in 1.-THE determination or Napoleon Ill
expressed by NJ Persgny, 70 do what he does single
handed and at his time. Perslgny If correctly
informed, told Earl Russell that without another Bull
run-an event particularly unlikely at the present
ment-thero was no place for mediation. Whether tho
Emperor would choose to convey any views Of his
as those Of an independent friend to the
Washington, he not prepared TO say but any thing
like tont action for the purpose OF interventon-or
other words, an armed intcrferelcs-was simply OF
tho question
The general tone Of public feeling in England regarding
America IS the very reverse a that Of France