The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-06

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the withdrawal q ~ Mao frsa Loados h con
armed ~
ne Iosaos Hgsn sara Mr. rrsiasai Davis has
ossneto tbs dsssrnisasioa selsctsnlb 70 am sai 70
his tho evil resri " this eonptcte rupture mist
b. ialcaasis. irom as thsy ere more scmose TIE
ioUdoa 6@aid also s~srrs taAt evss the unancai 70
oepoa o. M. nsscs excssx dspeasare II wAsbinstos
sas "A c~massss aion Lra Raeis wonderful dcciil,y.
Prom the icadcn rmss segt 81
wbsn Applicatior wAs made for rros-
topisiersss soysrb@ssl q lxaxA sab.scs 10 order
y ,rc,eci from BY ths federal sorc~s
~ LORD E&ssa !. &C ss ssesr.si sssl.sSs .isS
hrs .T,a IN us ssaasr, ~ s-sa ,seaIIsr. .sS =
some rcspects pa nful We r,sked var VITA tho
s'a r.: Sss s- %. % Ss.
OF visisrcm tho souihorn Cum MISSIONER. something
Ike two ys.ss sAs Pas.sa s.sy Sac ne I,sss ss.ls
froaoe has yrofasef srrtsaro, u VT r~eSw1s~ Ss Ee
iard mas a.ai.iy afA-eu % hv psncrk s~d deis~edfo
Ad~ri - san ne oiy Amrloan Kssss, seirrrisssrd ~
"a, , ,.c, % s.s s sss p,sss,ss s as,,s
ihs doubt great trial Of temper end patience
10 woad and laya scsshernsr and we are now h.
boar longor He has ri eug't been recalled by
President laws. AMI fcv ths present, We presume the
oonedsra,e States will have no accredited omissA'y 10
We are not diresOd TO o~ef ups the petty
motives, more or ioss ecitssie which have been
suggested 10 account for this s,grthcdrt az But
one adequate and rrobsbe crplsraton Of 10 can be
imagined, and Boy ad that We need not so. Tho
at hands, and Ike tie fcdcras rey are Disguised
became they have not CT the o. thing which they
an cIusl iOwor and ali the advantage which the
fcderaes could hoe 10 derive from recognition, while
then naval sarrrory soaSlss them 70 . 'sen.s,ss.
them; ttey wanted ths moral sympathy and applause e
the English peorir aud. failing 10 connsna Tits. they
joy = eyes sivs !; tclS xnssl irar ~ fraszs ~
really war Of Independence Nor IS thi, all ey eshars
nototous'y recc,ed FROM tdi,sduas thcoan
try mhch rpM prong, o0u'f nat bon cfa,f ~ Ne
tru wiira ssrins tae tnei Ses fasy ground Of con-
plain a6o,n aud which, though hot tolerated and
furnished with the u,mos, secrecy has brought 70 tbs
very verge OF war But these obligations. great ss they
ARE a. "a. r.. 70 sn S ssou ss
withheld by government To DO them Justice. they
have never disguised tlcr sentiments On this subject
Just year ago Lancashire gentleman APPLIED o. Mr.
Nsson ior hts opinion upoo a. and Mr.. Nason's pub
'hcl answer ccriy Disclosed the csrdnsi dlherence
between Bis point Of view and No only did ~
FEDERAL troops, and that here Wond D. dsMuhs
:" defining ae ootsnddfes of me Mc phA We are 90 "a %
,uhch is hc tesi posslk 'easn aga ns e. tho recogn
ton TO when rer would be q value \. cxcegs
Is true that he described the war NJ "hopcisss'
enterprise on the part o. the United states, and
IN 'dpcng all deuson" In the mindr Of the Northern
era; but Is evident that he regarded II chicry III
ses,oSur ss 9 Of Ihe arms Now hs DE. or
recognition though Il most cogcut u ali 10 the mind q
cutherner Is precisely that which Engilsh states
is bound to criticse with tho greatest aousy. Ths
should u a 6ra oooomr',. a.s ~ NO degree asvsvAs
say that the Confederate states ought 10 be lnfe-
pendcnt that would be better for the future peace
OF America they SO another & say that this
iudopebQcnce achieved. The pfCpQstNnn 81 that
stage o the cnnict emed almost equivalent but the
seqoe has shown that lord Russell could no, nave treated
law Of nations. Meanwhile We have scsupnlously
abs,aiued from encouraging f.so hopes The 70.
omp!esac autumn and the recent statement abo
the Florida In the Nntcr may possibly have been open
word has fallen from English Minister and &c that case
II speedily corrected. 800,
Tho truth is that bare recoenac, not accom- an.ea
or followed By anything IN the shape q inter.
vcntion, tcyd not pr dacc Ne efef onf'etPdid from
70. IL IL possible that II England and Ifanc
Ind recoNnizcd the south az mucA earlier period
would have ADDED strength 10 the Confederate Gauss, be
exceptional and questionable measure would
have been Undergraduates without rcason-1 Tho proof
Of an intention interfere II Is possible that rccosn
ton at later rer.cd, when the civil war shall lave
uI ITpi ,t settlement, III reooSniicns t. S,
eoyri ioi--rcpr wcrid rotchy d'n'cs fraSies.
II is due 10 the yaor and patriotism on tue : u'h
10 confess that they no longer need any pfestge which
foreign Power could confer upon thom II Is due r. the
rcce successes Of the Moth TO admit that q. . for
psnd,rcs mas not vet risef, We do not altogether
agree with Mr.. Wheaton tuat expectancy alone u
- goNe.n ". ~ - -a,tra - ~ 30 ,,acat II,
re ow preccicns that have been adduccd, aud a. tho
principle embodied ~ tLa nrsctoe appcirs 70 o. sAia
afy the more u eau BE- erected uto rule II inerna
ttona law the better STILL large and periicus discrct
m Al always With the neutral state which " bound
10 lodge cor itself NJ what moment the issue practically
decided and further hoodshed becomes want waste OF
ne H. the Discharge OF this crave resronsibtyior u
Is no lest behooVos 60 consult our owa Judgment
and rsria cRH tfaI
arc on the side Of rigorous b9as nde ueu,ral,v.
esaIIsu oPiSIos or MAsOS's LATrsf DIPLOMA.
CY-sENATcs susSEnS SPEECH IN TIN COTTON
CAPITAL.
. According 10 40 announcement made yester.
day, Mr. Mason the Ccuiodcrae states Commissioner
us broken on Diplomatic relations with the Enalsh gov
eminent aud oIled 10 Paris II will excite some natural
amusement 70 hear o. ne rupture OF bad rhch cfctn.
.9 lbs, ,r. nss. would only have been TO- happy 10
hIcc connection 10 breol Tie Official relation sblp Dc
tween hmse1 md Tie secreltry Tor Foreign MATS
has becu al side. For the space OF year ana
hall he has been Cndc lvorisg " open conversation
which Earl Russell adhering TO the rule laid down ~
him, has been obliged 10 deoloc lie has sought for
personal Interviews written 10th In private aud
public form ts has diDrps found ne door ne Foreign
| DC politely .e'oss acdina hin,. had his em
ledgnent that hey had ben received. u "a, 10 Ise'
this persistent refusal q Intercourse which hss -,
broken dog tho patience " tue southern Envoy or bis
supcrisrs The Confederate organ In London 10 recently
announcing that the withdrawal Of Mr. hsson might
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any new cause Of cuce rcsenmcnt but IN sense o.
the mpropretyIf continuing 70 solicit an acquaintance
al, ch had so often been refused.
seeing that the knowledge and counsel OF hr Mssos
While ia LONDON we're oaly ess available 10 our govern
mort than III o. OF any other respectable American rcsd
ing there, e impossible TO conceive tezi nu aoscoc
inIcts any Ioss upon ourselves We are not disposed
however that account 10 sncer 81 tbs decision To-
bufnbles the world las the duty o. guarding nh
| Cwu sol. respect % which, moreover % csnset "
deprived by tho refusal of ohers to associate wito MN
similar OBLIGATION Vs. 30 doubt, incumbent % ever
state claiming he indepoudent however small may ~
| its rover o. marking lie resentment, and nov
| ever prccsricus may appear 70 DO US eIlsseece
| We should he very unjust not 10 LOOK ~ the con
duct Of tho southern confedcracy from the point o
Ste,y which il ha. itself assumed and svowei. From
shs moment Of It's rst appearance Adi dc~e noro ~
coDysr,ni w,i IL prc;srrs1 70 ereedrd,d az De Jte
sc.ir az a de Hdco fo,oel and. " tpinks reasons
Div NAV that tho rank which claims Va dispute b.
he rosal public questions With s rev oeuts
tive we see uo rcssou cxcep< 10 s own interests, 20
ts continuing ~ subject itself 10 prouacted slis&
Whether the interests Of the South are kelly 70
Ueo horf ch-frcn tho Withdrawal OF the SqplederAk
6hhssonr W ner y teudRa S'fSs e.. rqs n
witt lie hest SIC. for Their sucecss, ws cav only ~
| ,hai ~, IA. o. r0dks. tMt whe .he
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