The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
Intervention.


Some fresh Efforts said to be making by the South
ing the Tscornon Of the states Of the confederacy As
the French government took the lead 10 peace policy,
perhaps Messs side and Mason have doubtless more
the Court OF 81: James, Mr. Dayton, the United States
Minister. and the partsans OF the North, as far -
can learn repAdtdfs az ida OF making peace 'oh re
South. They say . that the government OF Wash.
ington VIII assureoy continue the war; mat the
resources q the North must nnaly exhaust the South
and that the United States carry hos
ttes lot I'VE years more Ine 'mpeIAi nas
sreaey esIo now were .s osnevc,sns enoIs 70
oring ABOUT q Suspension OF nossm'ies' lido american
people are not IKE any oane. people ne glooe tney
have not taugnt themselves 70 o1ey any Iecne o. sens
meht OUT mat .. .ner Psss"ns. NoIsn Hna SOusn
alike have never known deeas; ana Americans nave
been educated 70 oeheve tnss I'll tney can oesre
any am; eoaad.nes II ~ ssor. d;p'emaey II ths
Englsn government we're 70 MAKE SPIceenta.'ons
nave no oouo. .oas sr.uco woa.o wInngy 5on. II
England VIC Erauce wou,u 40 w sano
France oesnes 70 Nwsom.s - pv.cy Wv. nos ureo
BrsaIm vne mvoys o. .ne oou.n say-"nss amount
OF victories on our part are you ackpow
ledge u.s.. Inc Nortn exolamsEn England ana france
acknowledge the SCUM as an inaependent government
and power the United states VIII declare war; and the
the wafer no one seems 70 dscover soon Of inns ai
Guilty, with most dmcu" people, anu iear' no'nns
- The lNrERyEsrrox OF ENGLAND.
tFrom the london Times, May IS
with great fidelity, what may now De considered the
general opinion OF ord'nary fngnsnmen on american
anai5b ~ ooes Nv. Ansa.e sB"'es 'n. Upno" u.. VIC
nave arrived NJ slowly WIN some vaCna.lon ana per
bars inconsistency ana tnat sne result OF tne
opinion In the case OF the British public g TO sa sdl
ono 90 noAi"g ~ Me ma..' lna. ~ sne ioi'. AT
wnicn we are ooiiged 70 part company win Mr. roe.
DUCK his iorvd lemPe.amenns ooes no. aiow nun 70
wan ior ina. enoouI ssco. w.a ." r,o ess " us aeem
% ~ ons ~ n a. th,ae ~ four vosrs
because we know u ~ u NJ use 70 meoia,c carrier
ana tnat WIS - sns sor. xs AZ ea,s tnas
peTioo 70 Iun snemse'ves ous. ~ W. IeHiy w,sn
~ , o.n so "0 -. omss sn.n s .S ; s"s
,sn ,rc a. Saxco an cen,raI Arnsrics IN ,hosn ,or
s s; ~ S,h so;,. h,ch h.ra soood ,h % ~
~ he n,tad states in an amnhat,c renndation NJ
nesn nrecedent and authority So we think Mr.. Roebuc
poa ~ , anu , ,h ,arroco 30 " hnnn hcr ne @
1a s my az, t pS =; sor p;,,sh ierv"nto f
S.,nn ,nS.d Ma .hora 40 arncrg thn rcdar.is ,ra
y he sc,e,,v sh for .nch an in,csven,ion. mr. ~
49, y, - ,,na ,c.s fr - sro, ,r;h ss;s eo,,,,,,, s 10y
cam from he nrssc, d6c,ltv: but no such private
srmad rterserence Mr. Roebuck exnecs tba, war ,'
The redera, side would give ma cotton and would do
r,ora soad ~ harm oa Sar no rc arc concesraS Tae
We NAV werv reasonably doubt We will moi initiate ,ba
confidence NJ the AMERICAN tone IN their
Con;d rino at ps should hare b o.ra Mt &C. NJ
serrn iow,nnd p,;Iss lof Tron,id,s mr., uorsi, ond
Int ,ye do nj kno,, 20 ueh of he 1nr;cn uotrs ~ Hs
10 hsr ,i,s ,r~ NJ, mi so syrs mi ne should ,; ~
yIc,s ne s,sj;j, ., " Po.,.cL srnr,s The bowovar
would mot Re The whole of our work W. shou,S sor,
n ,,re,sri our ,,oyts mr., r;r,ys ond onr ,s;n;nc
amer ~ ,r,rid, If we once beeau such a war onr
our ovmo,cnca s,cees,s Tho, VIC sbon,a nor.;s, =, ~
nr, IT, a,,nn ,bo,,rh haa,or ,ha er.t ,hsa. -. 60
aars 90 h,;,, .r,rS ~ ~. ,ran, - IN "a ~ ,
II. eha,cs n dscgt md ne rro,asL Lrm1 ~ ~ 49,
prs, ,cs should be reru soyyy indeed 10 yo,o orsiss inn
'"'s ""'g' sov,,,cx,s ,vcoov,r,ov ~o-,ox
honpuvH . nn,ooS, W. no..vN. =.