The New York herald., 1863-10-23

eoea Mh'ei dezrerate struggle Ten fons years
o. .th''us ','asa ne question aud Europe was free
greatness mus tc oauguked asd no down M dn. kncss
or i.is gathering storm mast be met and defeated
Your ecnscrltoo NUT be- ablnfoncd aud tn so,e re.
hanos must he placed on volunteering aided by alr aud
uniform bouateg.
Il faction raars iis houd ioo boldly IL mus, retire 10 ,ne
oongeuia shades Of Fort Lafayette. Yoa have 90 middle
Ycu must give up an The south ald Fce french
army Va lexus ~ los'na On the plains Of chslmettc
and fet~e behind forced boundary, you must pat
your shoulders unanimously 20 the wheel and ong
pui strong pun ard pau Aiiosether, hehs u out II
the WORTH u ita ancesdeots you wh 40 hat
II not. then you must la ee persh ngoriousy and 20
og' Ike far,hng candle.
1be great bulk ~ Englsbmon will certainly be heartily
flad you defeat aud cxtuguh the Bouaparies. n
WI gralhy tbs ancient gruigo thoy al have tho French
They don't Ike be ket nsiast fear of an Invasion
~ the inscrutnhle Sphins ~ the Inieries.
a. ~ lho modo the fmperor Is now pursuing YOU VIII
tiHiy dayr unex strike thu hrst blow. While your
"unee Cid ~ dreaming and srokinR his beard, there
VIII BE- uue hundred thousand hundred aDi MY
tnou'and meu lHndoi iu N0uCo, ard tLcD you wni be
deirsrd o tha great advantage You ra~ have Of
snEirF, capntirg ard diperr the frenf transports
AID var velsas with your ti4is. Yoar government
has riybt to koW what reat faropcan ruwrr has TO
d. with vast army ~ h"ylco IL Us ii. policy OF
tho Bon garies enemy when the hos Is
preparing that Intended 10 r 4,nhto him " useless
to roy On numbers whrn your lor gulug catch
you hsllng lho r'ce here v ~ ha swift gnd ha bat
40 70 the npe who geis mr. amy mt IA tho ncld.
Your the iti0 Graudo " not worth . copy of
tho campaicns ~ Frederick the Grcat u You trna 70
any sense o security instead o. raising be bapncr u
war ht onca
The by tho Scotia is that Eosecranz defeated
but this VII have little effect until get details by the
mail II exchange does grow higher, Confederate
bonds improving bat lit'ie
Tho tone oi Tho hostile Pisher tnt had been rather
respectful towards America ioF some Time, mas been
rather buyi1g ~ late They say the Cofcderatn
don't o1k gloomy aiter all Except a. the star and
Dahy Nei0s, aud and then weekly paper none OF
this kngsh journals have expressed nny u
al st tue Kausns An immense c0nirsst this
10 the symp hotic indignation felt and expressed
Throughout America respecting inA massacre at ,awn
pors ut you locked on the fni sh rienda, and
all Gins the enemies al the human Not
10 the English towards you and your conlederste
mies.
The following, cut from nsssraper of to-day, has
more than n passing interest
PRornsNY tEsT Tho following extract from bur.
lesque article IN tho NeU Bythly 0afN 1891 dVo
II entitled 'specimen ~ Prospective Newspaper, A.
~ s7yS, ,, ~ curious ''Ic of the Northern states
(of Amcrica) will take the reid against that n tho
Southern provinces early spring. ID. principal
Northern force viii consist Of 600 picked troops.
General congrevo'n new mechancal cannon ~ta tried
last woek tbe rcge of Georgia u droharged ~ one
hour 100 balls oach weighing ave hundred weight Tho
distance Of the objects Drci st eleven mics, and
perfect the engine thai the whole of these balls
lodged In tho space NJ twenty fect square, subss
qucnt article in this tpcesen states that, by means II n
Invention Ur Clark crossed Ia. Atianiic ~ seven
day - How little did the writer anticipate that Ia fofty
years these, to him Wild anclcs, would be aimost