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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-22
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.


From the London Post government orfan), Scft g.
The numerical inequality OF the contest between the
Confcdcracs and the federas appears likely 10 be redress
scd in somewhat unexpected manner II has been OBJ
possessed ia,nt element 81 Strength which the rgor 81
their preudccs. and the difficulty attending ns dc.
veopment would prevent them from calling nto action.
except under the pressure OF great emergency. The
great savehodng arstocracy Of the South have been
very unwilling TO confer upon the black population what
bearing arms, but have hitherto entertained the sac
prejudice a. that feit by the Turks towards
deed the Copedcrcs have already made Me experiment
Of forming and ciuppng negro regiments. ut this
tried only on the most insignificant scale. Events
point Of numbers has al ougth begun 10 tell upon tho
fortunes Of campaign in which tho hcrosm and marital
character Of the south had at first seemed likely 10 prove
nvincIble The inequality between natian OF some six
millions and nation 81 above twenty millions
saiy become more manifest now that increasing armies
have been required either SIDE great have
been so frequently susiaincd on both by degrees
tho sources q recruiting have diminished among
from Europe o. the North which even tho warfare Of the
day has MT wholly arrested has been swelling the n,n.
President 81 the Confederate ssies has, therefore !, an
afs resolved Ia concurrence 9TH the governors tho
individual states 70 call out an array Of hall million ~
slaves This giant resolution Ia only IN ~ ,roftinn 70 the
cmsgcncy ot the hnur. OF coursc II was npos sibc to
apply the ccmpusion which has cxerc scd both
sides amorg the dominant race The negroes therefore,
ara offered sutstantia incentive IN al probability /.
v one which will prove sufficient. They nre promised
tber liberty AUD grant o. nlty acres q iand 20 tho
termination az tho war 10 The reward " their present
services In the ncld
Independently d tho obvious importance cf such
measure IN directly Strengthening the hands OF thu TIN.
fedcrase commander. there many other cnsidera
tons which combine 70 rerisr DE rrscnf vesoiaion
vads ytecs Of fsiey In tie rs place. II involves
nraf or tho part ~ the sonthrrncrs Themselves upon
the prnerlc a. slavery. Ssch measny, fA0cor mud
rcrsvs &c nycAss EagcIs ,ch Ne SoHthcr caass, IVY
lcsscninv, or even abistng ne only onrfaciipg NJ.
erSs ~ ~ pss.rui fo.d"y fhs side W ~ Atlantic.
Again u has tong seemed 70 be- slur urn the domestic
institutions OF the south that the ration were u all
appearances, afraid ~ armDg their sIvcs. Quo srgi.
ment ri The southern states, W defence rf slavery
has long bscn that slaves under good masters were
quito NJ well OF aud az content AZ free l~harers
under good employers MT the taunt, nevertheless re-
NAMED 10 tho mouth Of every pennsyvAnian or ianca
shire aboout, that in splte Of The asscd well bslng
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The Grand Hukc Constantine had rclunrcd TO Warsaw,
and was about to proceed from there 10 the Crimoa.
There rmors that the Duke or Ieuchienberg would
soon rcp!are the Grard Duke Constantine In Poland
81 Petersburg adviccs represent that there grow
ins hope that the peace Of Europe would not DO dis
turtcd.
Engagements between the insurgents and the Russians
continue 20 be daily reported La Fdnc -says:-We
inclined 10 apprehend that The
mcit predoninates In councils st. Peter sburQ
reforms WI, probably be conceded but they viii be Of
Oh uritnportant character.
te Iis,c says letters received from Berlin tre,t
ing of Tire attempts made by Prussia TO induce Russia
take satisfactory concessions to the Western Powers
assert that they did not meet with success Tho
concessions which Russia intends 10 make very little
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Lord Clarendon Has an Au-
dience Of Napoleon.
News from india, China, japan, Australia
and New Zealand.
EXCITEMENT IN THE COTTON MARKET,
&C., &c., H.

The Cunard steamship Heckla, Captain Hoclcy, which
lett Liverpool at about three O'Clock the afternoon OF
the Sh and Queenstown the 9th nst arrived this
port at an early hour yesterday morning
Her is two days later than the advces OF the City
Of New Yo-k.
letter from Portsmouth, England OF the It'll instant
SAYS
Toe Adventure, screw iron steiner Commander Icth.
bridge, ordered to embark troops at this port for
veyanre g. Gauaa 10 fill up vacancies in regiments
serving in I'll I colony
The sem ri re Marscillcs, OF tie 9th inst. says
We Informed that upon the demand OF NJ Ferdinand
Lesse. director Of the Suez Canal Company three
gneers shortly about to proceed to Egypt charged by
the Fetch government with tho mission Of examining
the state Of the works. and making report on the sub
jet
The Pansoio o, Milan states that duel took place on
the 1st inst, between NJ. Fippo Fnippi N. Matcho
witch, editor OF the Crcala Psiioa, the motive being
article published in that journal insulting to NJ Flippi
H. Matcovch declared that the article not from bis
pcn but that he took himself the responsibility OF 1t,
aGd hostile meeting accordingly arranged. After
exchange Of shots at fifteen PAGES. which led TO
result, swords resorted to- when NJ. Flppi re-
ceiveda cash in the face extending from the
10 the NJ Machovitch received two slight wounds
in the A reconciliation took place the ground,
the editor declaring his regret the article ha wing ap
pearcd.
Accounts from the south of France the 7th instant
state thai the landed proprieors who suffered severely
for years from the oidium disease now
visited with scourgc. The olive trees present all
the appearance Of morbid Affection which will greatly
diminish The produce. Tic Uces are covered with
black dust ike powdered charcoal.
commission Is being organized By the French Minis
ter OF Marine to be charged with examination Of the
comparative merits OF the iron cased frsaes assembled
at Chcrbourg. Vice Admiral renaud, President OF the
Council y Naval Works, has been appointed president Of
the commission. The members OF tho commission are II
sad TO proceed Cherbourg about tho 18th sep
TENDER
L'OtedR of Brest states that the batteries on the
shores OF Fecamp being dsnanod and that the
guns removed thence will be the founderies at
Cherbourg TO be rled.
Tho construction OF immense packe. ships for trans
atlantic navigation ID rapidly progressing the OF
81 Nazalrc France and OF these gigantic vcsssIs
will be ready FOR launching, IL il thought, about the
month q March next.
Queen Victoria left Germany the 7th inst for Eng
land. She is represented have been much benefit
10y tho ropose she enjoyed.
Advices from shanghae China, Of the 22d Of July say
that civil war has broken Out 10 Japan
The Hbenlan arrived Londonderry ut six O'Clock on
the morning Of tho 7h inst, reached Liverpool about
cyen o'cl, OK that night.
The City OF Washington arrived or Queenstown about
Que O'Clock on the afternoon the sth inst
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THE French Drcarsslon o. Gen. ,.arque.

Much surprise creael To-day (7th) BY the state
mcut from Paris that The Mex General MARQUEE has
been nominated by Imperial decree Commander of tho
Legion OF Honor This who has long been u
the energetic chic IN esastical party
has far disancrd all his compctitors including
hirao. b. tn frriu Of his career and stands charged
with ssme Of the worst orlrages committed In
Mexico ON foreign SUBJECTS After the fall Of Vera Cruz,
tho fact that Msrq,cz known 70 at the head III
force IN the ncighbnrood ~ the capital is stated have
spread CONSERVATION among NIL the ibants which
was arpcasc onlv by ratification that General Forev
had sent orders . him ol 70 enter II 4 70 be presumed
viii cause he civilized world 10 be made acquainted With
tn rcarors which considered TO have rendered tho
bosinwa ~ this honor expedcnt but In the absence Of
exclamation crictidtef offend the scAich
ktiSr'o has sryahi-rd soish me French CoscynMet
her dts;minGf "a 81 put end 10 Kericnn hory0ry
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ll'nris (Scpt, y corrcspondenec OF London Post
With tcgud u the Holstcn question cyeryth 70.
MAINS ~ ssis to The illness OF the Baron do Dcken-
Held, the Minister eccseditcd by tho King OF Dem
marx Z" tae German toafederaton prevented hts
PRESENCE ~ the meeting OF the Diet The President Of
mo Permanent tommittcc declared that they would await
the re ovcry Of the ambassador In order that he might
be present and aid In the discussion which ust arise oct
o. The note which had been presented By ~ HALT that
the announcement OK the journals " the immedi.
ate ocnpuon ~ Ilo1,en Ly the federal troops Alto
gcthcr uI, oundcd
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From the london Post, Sept. 81

FROM the London Post Sept. g.
tho hrst exploit ~ these two vessels of war which
nave now almost arrived at competipn Mr.. Lads
on1i yard, VIII be 70 run tic home blockade 81 lcgh
dihnalties DO ore they allowed rr on Their
dertHea treer, whatever that may be- Whether they
cah successfully navigate the channel bset With Shoals
am rocks through which the Alexandria wfs stecred
lehahs 20 ne seen. TtTe Is potg lcer, u a. dot
ta8 1aat, ne tenis If she Fgtign El'aat IN, ttef
& q e az md u aos3nrf n The allegation asasnst
tLen IS thar they are fitted for the pprp crr4
tNa - POSSIBILITIES daaiaG te E1ii Sa'sg. 90 ~ CtneF
hntd \ i COMMENDED that they were built heeIie %
tfeneh hndSf ter the late P8sha q Egypt, w40 g-ye
Vie h'm G mmlsson fur the cottage b y lirae gum q;
money ~ France, and for the CONSTRUCTION " two
steam rams y England. Tie Money was GAy coined ani
leeeivep " Egypt. The vessels were N course
firaeth when TIE Pasha d. 4 sad his repidi
atsn hat paFt Of the contract what the Ffrrel
i.teed % ~ with them IS uot known The naatls Is
tn they arc destnedior war with friendly Power.
tf.B RI eoHsequ 9 ts friuex nod eoerlni Ww VII
nciefmne wheher. w TER hc terms n the F1geisH Fl
lsnsnt net The detention Is ic2u whether Tue oFr
cgs fn rec then from thc LANDS " hecfvcrpnert
ne toas tlsgnn % Pari fepe Is the asser'tr %
Partisan contemporary tL t,cse SHIPS oaslaetei
iof the Egyptian government.
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To the Cheva,isr Pamphlet oGciai,


Tie pamphlet, o. whlc.. sent loag analysis on
Thursday, Is well described BY the fdp nrdnce rs
"a heap of contradictions erroneous nsserlns, fase
notions, adventurous prcgnnstcs. and ncDhcrcl poit
cal viewsn Nevertheless, Il has made much scnsa
ton Paris that tho Pays has been ordered relieve
the government from The responsibility ot IL by the f
lowing gngcriy declaration 1--WE have read this ram.
phct We do not hnk u possible 70 attribute 10 '. any
official Drain. Moreover,we have not remarked in u
any view. and II does not appear TO 10 deserve
the noise " hitch has been made about ~
IL IS worth while % ohserva how carefully the PGyf
abstans from innictinga srgia word OF bamc upon
tho doctrines &C tho p,mlh.ct. which advocates
tic rorosnItion % the South necessary com
PIGMENT Of the conquest ~ Mexico. Az that the
fass ls that unncccsRary sensation has been
made by arguments which mot now y and which the
y'oss would inslnuate that no thinks nf
sring them The tact Is thai TIE pimphle, Whoever
may be is~ author, dnes dcusd'ig ItrsSr the vise a,
frf N ns ~ iesons, IRE FcHh Fptesrrr robust
faith in the sonora mines ineNhaastbe source u
wealth 4 srri 10 have prssessinp 81 che mind OF the
snvcrci.r wh told (and most Justly teld) by The
~ rnple, personally resp nsioc ir the Mexican cxpc-
stinn hrs hem rcraricd % the bourse that some
Of the recent ministerial councils M.Rond and w. Rnuber
ycntrci say very cnergctcay ha, the mines IN tho
eyes OF mon ~ business we're nos worth txpcncc az
security Their unfcrpantc orninns. however, were
ovsrrucd. and inasmuch as frasrc " 10 stand snrcty
the Subscribers t. the Moxess loan need MI trouble
thcmvelves about the validity u the principal pledge
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o.
The casx designed az wcing eift frrrn the ladies'
psei BY nrsgs Macssy AMI Cunningham, the ydinburg
trusted, and h ready FIR rrrscnsnau Ut the Grst
favorable opportunity wheh Will probably ocrnr on tho
re,am % her RIVAL hirhners from The North. Tho
caEei Is cc-tv and elegant and sp>cin NJ and
csrigus Workmanship. II s of gold, richly maid
every variety ~ Scotch pebbles, arrsngeJ as 70
ducc striking mi rsrhsras effect. Tho front of tho
Gassei "a moantet Ia the centre with beautifully
mode led shield OF scotland. telrne3y ra,inciicd IN
hcrsdi0 c9lsfs A Gaely traced srvh ~ blood red
stone Supported by plars, cucacn Jnnel ~ vhich
set tue collection or the nnoDel rcbbcs 10 relief
tho currers Of which ornarDeHisi with lsars iron
the riycf rly ltScentrr NJ tn arch shows the I,
and motto OF thn rvnco OF Wales, tho bcnv exc
cntcd il blue OF mel ihson. Immediately al. =
tbz enclosed be scsn rich gssd cords Ia the lolgx
ing in.cr,rftn ~Secd In qnass ~ ialtcrsricr rpy.
Hirhpcss he rsucess ~ Wasss. the ladies q, ..r
burch 1851 laarics Lawson, f.,rn proy0st Cs,gain
the inser ixAGa is boFser Of blood snie sscwius
a P,nle sslNn In relicf, ard boses ~ sottsxA rem
executed carugorn, amethyst, aluap-A.,.e AZ
garnet, runonnted by PIERCED rail 81 ssoius
Misiles. ns t"p Of tho caskes consists Of Guv raas
scottish pebbles cunnngv traced mupar work a,,,,
vhnh, % brilliant white carneorm OF very lerge s
surrounded by thtssss In hiSh relief, small level,
crown with pearl arches, surm0unfcd ~ Tho Scottish NJ
A each corner q ths caaket Ia dexserorsly construct
pillar inches nncorps scjant wrought IN dead GOLD
port the Shields 81 arms pertain ng tho Soptch tales
the Prince Of Wales. Each end and tho FROM Of /
cssket show large specimen u c,rngorm 10 picrc
in the Vpsre Ne RsEd n1xdlpbua wms a.
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The Paris Pdgs 90 the III instant bcievos self able n
state ia regulations pending with rcat capitalists
IN france and England for Mexican oa1. portion az
the Ian II T. be applied - ronbursing France tho cx
pcnsos Of the Mexican expedition and paying the debts
de 70 different foreign Powers The remainder ~ the
loan will be devoted "a the ran ef the internal
organization or Mexico and undertakings
which will prove sources OF prosperity.
From the london Post (city arc,cl, Sept IL
The amount OF tho rniuored French Mexican loan
w IL stated. be Tor 800 900 coo eco 900 OO0)
secured uron the customs o The various sexcau ports
The overdue coupons on tho Erg'ish bonds are, IL
is rimorei, 10 be provided for at their full value
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Adsicns from Athens 10 tina 2st u state that affairs
were prngre ss,ng smoothly. Tho vote OF the or7n Par
atocnt and the approaching arrival OF King Georg. en-
crossed n aiien'oa he Greek fri,ate Iieias "A re-
oeisod positive INSTRUCTIONS proceed to france TO no
Give his sia esty and convey HIN Athens after ho
shall have raid visit . Queen Victoria In England.
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Ne HnrEyE, July &c, 1859.
Tic shipments of gold sine the de- arturo the iast
mail amount 20 to2. $50 ounces Trade dull
The new Trrin bill has passed tho Assembly.
The natives o. Waita-n. New Peal nd had declared
aid 1900 uf them have taken the ief General
Cameron has whdrawa his troops for the dc.cncc O.:
Auckland.
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Ministerial councils continued OF very frolent occar-
Paris. The Emperor presided at one ON tie 7th
and A. other was 70 be held % the 9th Instant
lard Clarendon had had audience OF the Emperor
closed a. bo. 30c.
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frrcm the london Post (ci,y nr


llaris (sept. - CORE ipondencc nt lind n News
Although some journas state that the Count do Nor.
thoon the late Consul New York has been called
homo 10 be made Ambassador to Mexco viii not 10 out
loug the government OF that country remains in
prov soral state the France that by desire nf
the Emperor, he will proceed 10 his post hnrne.
diateIy.
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Nsw zealana naI Fsca,si Rama.

= TO THE EnifVH on III LUNhoN h@%s.
We are ~ war win the New Ieaianders''ne for en-
pre, hey for iadap nde,eev
Whit II President Lincoln recognise thoif behgerent
sg and Whist II New York capitalists take May
KeHtnf l an--and an tntrican Laird fnrlisL Now
" ilart AlNama 10 be commissioned by a tltou ne .
tehet iiaa rei bg nrittsii irpa la ia al
sir Sc. NEMESIS.
ept. 1868.
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IFrom the london Posa government organ sept IL
The smouldcring drss os the Amer icau kind.
ling again INTO ba7s r. ~ rsporsed Fort Sumter has
been entirely dcstrcyon while he federal nees Wns ere
pairing 70 move ~ ths harbor ? and GENERAL IL largely
reinforced, was preparing for fresh invasion os the
North the capture q Charleston BY the fedAYaists and
move wasnngtch BY The CunfedsratsS may be smul.
taneoua sveutes oud CAasiestou fA lhs pgsdictiors
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OPINION ~ srAiS AND rfrGrus.

t'alfe tCtlt W cuTsfS o'uruteo tis lu1upu PO6t.l
The lust report iroC Spain vs. That the government.
far from opposing the proec Of cresting empire in
Mexico and placing German rrinee a, its head Is pre-
pared o. give its moral support
The m fai Dptoma'tq asserts that King leopold of
Belgium in c0nvers .iin with distmRGished ,crson
spnec highly OF the AreiGle. ard happy thi such
mission tell 10 the lot Of individual so admirably
adapted to give satisfaction the eopc ~ Mexico and
thai there could b. clndsallc whn would essentially
secure the stability OF the throne his law.
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Ffoach Naval Eefm ssrc.,.ents i'm Ame.

% t'eh ff9a ptfis 3 lle 7th Instant says.--It Is
asserted that toe roaca will renforcc
naval su Irons on the coast or America Under the
mand Of lntgneicfc De Norrv.
I'll ~ tho infintrrdancc pelVe. Sept ..
Ecsr Adm ~ de " Porciere le .NDvry has been ap
pointed 70 AXE command OF tho french naval forces
the CASTS Of the United States Of America in place Of
Rear Admiral Reynand, whose term OF service has
pirei.
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Running ,he nlacl...e.-.catto,, fro,n t,,,

A~tbtT Nrttfrs Ia LhvCrTDDl.
The steamer Miriam had arrived III LIVERPOOL with
Se nat dates 70 ihe 9th OF Augusand nearly thou
sand hsieF Of coti b.
hen she left Bermuda the blockade breai;ers una and
tnrdN we're IN tho harbor havns AGAIN successfully
Tho hlockadc of Southern sort
Tue trade Between Wilmington and bermuda was
"a diy increasing and hrdy day elapsed without one
or two arrivals from and departures for Wilmington.
m nmense stock cf cotton accommodating IL Der.
mada IA consequence Of some Of the bea Ter Blockade
rners preierrng that pert 70 Nassau tie latter helng
dsemcd now rather dangerous owing 70 the federal
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A REV. Com anerr sur the French in
Ntxtco.
General l. lterrilier hos /. Is sd. been appointed Com
mandcr int HE OF Mexico and its districts.
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HE MEXICAN QUESTION.
waximiiian's Accordance.

REPORTED ACCEPTANCE OF THE CROWN BY MAxlMr-
IIAS-TnE FRENCH PAGcHi TT INSPIRED by THE
CoSFEDERATE REBEi AGENTS.
The question q the MEXICAN throne Is again brought
prominently forward.
The MHiorfr iinoqa'iqis a-an the accept.
ance II he throne by the Archdske Maximilin, and
adds:-Snce the opening o. the negotiations the Arch
duke has only stipulated cDndii viz Spontaneous
and uranaoas appeal from the Mexican people, and tho
r,or1i AMI material coepyaii ~ ~ WessrR P3ioss IN
te .s.il 81 mlit ot ~ rsr.d and atls lerelrn.ni
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Toe Paris Iairi a tho eth Instant bisbcs from,
Madagascar, stating that otca parties si confront
each other Ia tho capital.
The Commandcs.in Chief of tina ucyas has received
reninicnne0's bat they arc insufficient IN engage
mont which took racn on The lsih Jnly four and
liovas were He'd me Sakalnvas DESTROYS OF avcng-
ing The sassinlton ~ King Radina H. and It Is feared
that they wi shortly invade iananarva. from which
they are bill twp and half days march distant. Tho
faka ayas occupy the hills around the town and ~
envroEs for the purpose OF preventing the arrival OF
cattle.
tfaris fscpt. u correspondence OF London Post.
The tlernone fri2ate. bearing the broad ponrant
Captain pupre, LIT saint Dents July 81 for Taatsva
having on bocrd ". Lambert. Duke d'Emyrnc and tn.
PRINCIPAL members OF the mission Tho confnnndsnt,
arriving al Iamataya, will NOT proceed the capital
until circumstances appear favorable for so doing.
The MsnrItigs journals state that the Sakaaves have
invaded tho territory q Ark va, and that scrous
engagement had taken place between them and the
ovas in which Tho latter defeated. Executions OF
the parttsars cf Ea1rma cntinue nj TananNiva. Tho
Prime Minister RainIvouninah N said 20 have
ben killed, and, thng which appears very impro-
t-bic ~ ils managing tho nffsfs OF his dcrurt.
IL at. alter having p,cct himself In ofeu hostility w.th
Tia. resn III. Jesuit rsfhc AID bc sisters ~ Charity
are said have been advised from the en-
BIT they fe.iiei that hey would reIiam All RI kr.
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1,hc Nnr,,arr ArrIna1 xvnr,1.

Thc SunYer Again AT Wovfg,
The notorious steamer Sumter alias Gibraltar ran III
~ cS6de on Charleston On the morning ~ ,he 23i VI
she had on board wosx handrcd and four ou hgndfol
Noindars