The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Our London Paris, Berlin and 81. Peters.
burg Correspondence.
Oar London Correspondence.
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EnQdHG Ftcf0Fy-S0HH
in ne Dunps-confederate Bonds and Continental
Damnp-RoSack and Lindsay Snwsd Osa-7As
Newspaper Hostility 10 the Union Cduse-- Walkers
f,anphLa on JEFF. Davis and Repudiation-rhe Pseudo
American Ambassador, M. d. Consoay-Henry Ward
Beecher Under the Ban in En9ldnd-fmportant Inn.
procement Tssgraphing, de-, d.
The news from Gettysburg has the tide public
opinion very materially and put different face Anne
rcan affairs Secesh jubilant. Different scenery
is required and different prologue to the great drama.
Hung be the heavens with black, yield day to nights
John Bull Is In the dumps: his rebel friends
Their cause ,isi lost st Lonsseei insom come
Are terms synonymous; while General ,sl q, Meade a
s and s and Hr death
WIN make them break their necks or hang themselves
or course it's shaksperel Who but the simmortal
WHIP could graphically describe the great that
make ambition virtues" And that he did it--though
three hundred years before the events took place
was all the more merit In him.
Roebuck and Lindsay snuned out, and all debate on
the recognition Of the South put of to ides OF
March, '6and that Means in this case, TO the Gresk
kalends The aims of the press and the public men Of
the kingdom have been fully developed by one or two
awkward opposes There n grand combination to syste
matcaly msrepresent and keep everything in the
shape of intelligence and events that is in of the
Union few days since well known metropoli-
press and, presuming he all right on the goose
because he knew the paper was that he was
attached to-he unfolded all the plans. He was
not "win'" to aid and thus the plans were
ssblown" Every pamphlet and book that Is In favor
OF the Union cause Is to be completely ignored by
great OF newspapers that In Southern interests
and sympathes. They not to be noticed at ALL for
being sound in facts and Irresistible In logc the oppo
nens OF constitutional liberty lose immensely by trying
TO refuo them The scheme is kind Of free masonry
and like all secret societies. the secrets get TO be well
known to outsiders as TO the charmed circle within.
was conversng yesterday with writer ON one Of
the leading journals Of London (secesh and asked him
shzes did actually Believe as they professsd ta
that the rebels had would gain their Independence
He hung his head and said tho North keeps lighting
with the determination they eventually crush
the SOUTH But' said ne, 'if equal determination ex
iass on each side, neither party will what they
back into tho Union, but get annhiated leave
tho land desert to be repeopled" Just II there
over an instance known in history where people had
all majority of their numbers annihilaed and swept
away-even BY ruthless eppressors-except in some
minor instances like small community or inoonsdera.
bic tribe 1hen the South never were oppressed, but
always had equal rights with the North. !.
Mr.. Walkers pamphlet JEFF Davis reputation and
tho recognition OF the South has fallen under the rule Of
sienoe-so far as the secesh press Is concerned-whcn
Americans in England are getting their eye tea,h cut
Moncure d Conway, self elected abolition envoy for his
own august person. has cut his own the BARRIERS basin
that caught tho blood being held by Mr.. Mason,
bnssador without recognition, without government,
without portfolio, without character and without any
OF the realities that to make ambassadoral
isencc. Mr. Conway appearance disappearance have
been something like the Satanic gentleman who acts
pantomsmic part in minor suburban London theatre
Guy faxkes day. He staks4n with great majesty
moadous hoois big horns long TAIL Presently re-
nzzis is hoard coming from Inc throat and one bang
and the Devil u gons-ccmpletey used up--nothng left
6st the agmenIs o. an old cows horns and two hoots
Mr. Colorado Jewst here. and puts up at the prince
ly hotel at Buckingham gate but zzle has heard
from the distinguished friend Mr. Greeley Perhaps he
takes warning from conveys fate
dergong period Of intense suffering Ianow not what
deity In the Greek mythology would be fitting type Of
Ss
The wherefore and cause IL this. He all prmed and
charged TO 60 Of % tho rst fitting OCCASION and some
both sexcs-ke those given 70 the author OF "Uncle
Tom"-but, like the henpecked husband enjoying him
He sces a hand you cannot sec,
Which beckons him away;
Ho hears voice you cannot hear,
That says he must not stay.
Some prudent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to him and I'm
porod him not TO make any public speeches. and held
20 him the sef-saushter Of Conway, George Francis
Train, q ID 0enas omse But no. speak he must,
meet first Mr.. Bright, then Mr.. Golden, as break.
fast. They asked In his presence II Mr.. Beccher
ssny not ' said they The people here do no, need
Information as TO the cause or grounds Of the Amer
can war; An that has been told I'll tho tale is thread.
readers and the readers like be deceived. They
see nothing either facts or argumon,s that does no,
readers OF the liberal press arc thoroughly 'posed up
on all points Mr. Beccher has left for the Continent.
Mr. Field has just received from Professor wheatstone
the eminent electrician, and ro.essor Thompson the
nouncement of new principle in teegraphng whereby
four times many words can be tccgraphed through
cabo two thousand miles long as by any modes ia
use That alone will increase tho value Of the Atlantic
they can have more work than they can do. Tho sub
scrlptions now amount to about E4oo ,ooo
Mr.. VIM. Fvarts has understand, accompiishe,
the objects for which he visited Europe, and returns b.
this steamer.
We are now all great anxiety hear tho final result
Of tho battles bear Gettysburg, last intelligence
only dates TO the evening OF July q The rebel pres
throw cold winter; but the Unionists are confident.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARr, July IA, 1858.
The Taking Of Xcr,co What Ne1ts--usia and Poland
Religious A6airs, DC
Any enthusiasm which might otherwise have been OK
hibtcd upon tho arrival Of the that the city O
had been occupied by the French was dis
counted in advance by the capture OF pueb The
was that the last received with GOODNESS an,
indifference. feeble illumination mprovise
along the facade Of the Tuileries, and q fey
extra gaslights burned the Paais Royale
shs Mint the Corps Legisat and other public buildings
Tho ourse not affected 10 the slightest and the gene
raj feeling among tho people thankfulness
there hopc that the Emperor would retire
and abandon the most unpopular movement which no ~
over undertaken. Such is tho Wow expressed by thu
leading journals, and Of tho outspoken hem-
tho OTfnfo~ Nationaie-in hoping that such will be tn
case, says that any attempt TO hold possession Of tn
whole, any portion Of the Mexican territory will b
inevitably followed, sooner later by war with tn
United States.
Neither tbs government its organs or represcu
natives give any mixing OF tho course which Is nov
90 be pursued. The emperor himself has undenbtcd
~ changed his mind several times the Inauguration
OF the Mexican expedition relative to the whic
he intended 10 terminate II. This depends | an
satisfied principally upon the turn which affairs take II
tho United States Should there be reasonable pros
pect that country rs to be divided an,
new cenfoderacy hostile to u be established bar
rior between United states aud Moxco the EmIcro
will endeavor make the latter French colony. Til
f. part, explanation OF his recent 'sounding In
eructons Gross relative 10 the recognition OF tn
South The result n the Invasion o the Northern States
which here II il firmly believed will bring
ond, n looked for now great anxiety and upon thi
prcesbly hangs the tate OF the Mexican republic.
The notaN of England France aud POLAND