The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-07
From Europe,
Fonr Days Later News.

II y. resolved that's dispatch should he ad irs..eS
The ssre day TO the French Ambassador In l,ondos
instihctins LIN u renew the proposals on the part q
tho Emperor 20 the ngiish Gover.na en-, for Joint
d4?lcns'ic action in America. The dispatch ~
written and u 10 probahls that ' this, before tAv
B,rou dtos will have carried ou, the Instructions u
contained. Mr. Lindsay and M l.osbuek came ovas
10 Paris on Monday morning. They proceeded forth
With to fcn,slnbleau. Nj. Lindsay asheS
for an audience for himself and Mr.. Ro. chuck
u was INSTANTLY granted. sud both ths srntis
men we're received by His Majesty moct sracousis
Tho conversation lasted time, aud the Em pssos
declared In the mos, formal manner that he sn,as.
tAinrd the same views before with respect TO tbs
civil war In hnriic> aud that hc vas desrous sssis
to uterpcse hi, good Offices and equally dssrous thss
England should inln him; that he believed the joins
Intervention cf France and England would be q.
tenicd vi good results and that In again proposinA
TO EnElaud to set with him he moved By ~
unfiiendly feenss towards ths North--quite ths
contrary. His only motive vss 10 pat . stop 10 ths
horrible c,rDsgs In America, the nore - II vas
productive VI result, and the more to be deplorsd
ss there Vas no chance Il restoring the Union. II ID
stated that u Ens.n Refuses 70 Join him, hs win
Invite spain to do -o
The Paris correspondent Of tho Londsn Tm,s saye
rumor has got abroad and bAs been repeated IL
ZONE Of thr pap,rs, that tn Emperor hsd Changes
S.. SS. w.. ,e,pset to Am'rS.n .h.n Not onZ
mo- connrncd IL them BY the events which hsv0
!" e.. Council Il Snss h.S on s1PtSs PTS., -,
and ;0. s.;Ga 10 believe .S .n.s
i.n ';oy@pwsS, n. Encsrog \. ,ns,, mi
act with England In this As In all other questions q
MT rate IN mimpor.nce, and believ: he .ouls rscos.
nife the Confsderaey to-moTow, England ioins1
ham.
Tho Pars correspondents Of the DAnv Nsws ssyv
rumors Of var Arc more usvslsnt than ever. nV
impossible not to be struck with the tone NJ the ssmL
oiiclal organs They speak - n Il vers desired 10
prepare the public mind Tor great catastrophe Tbs
rsri' correspondent of the Lond, HERALD AYE
.'r-,, news the French ere prepsrine for var. ne
ordp we're yesterday received AZ the Arsenal OF vin-
ssnG 1 to R,:.. on ,h. p -; and Ssp.
guns and ioO artillery wagons i2polndsrs being
only employed q. reserve Of asid .itiry % CAV.
support corp, darmes Of three aiyision nI ssy iooo6
h.. no, ,s traaros :Se .;aens .S. Das efS is: s II
s,nM yiaosna" hpt th., d. .s5 ,ill b.s.. Sis :Ss
French army vll b. ready for any emergency beihrs
that time. Lat@ iettsI. aud chs eoIr,'ponasnes =
tions and al urd no countenance 70 thstn-
statement In the ssmiefhciai PAYS tha1ths IN.
peror u more than ever dstsrminsd 70 make the POI
ish question one Of European settlement. Il sonaA.
cred "a tsntamount TO asssrtins that rsnc- has no "
tenton Of throw ns herself int var On behalf o fo-
land. In many Cases the ssrIns which have lstsiv
bssn floating about generally regarded, tas ~
present entirely uoundess-
The Rev. Mopcurs d. Conway. who's coresponA,
enos in tho name of the Abolition party With Nc.
Mason. sss bssn already pablisAsA explains his vsst
tion Ia ths matter follevst
10 ne E.tiior ~ the London TNss
s'ie Ab.,nce trom londoa has prevented my ~
ing auch careful attention TO the ndenoe BE-
" kf and yaetf VA n Aces q
make the eIpanation which the public on bOth sd0D
Ia The correpondsuos y Il stand. there A.. three
partc. in,olysa. namely, the sboitionst. Of Amsr-
ies' hy.,t and " Mason, With hl' Conisasr.tss.
c.omWon.. them With ih.ir GoysrniDsnt that M.
ts9s on ps ssfs "a Io that sS.'fh '
is,, . aal, hell d:y .,sr III a;d seen !, IN 'hs T.
him .duii,s h.t my suthcrlty extended dshnitsiI
only 10 tho declaration that tho Aboiitionists q
Aacrcs seIe siy inosai suppert TO this smDly
a.. o@s y tho q :ns hs.
caI oil T." must writs out and get special suthos-
~. Thi. lsf n ~, an opn QUESTION whether ths
.sh t. Uonf"aer.ts s "atSor!: Hs IL - :prinS. % =
mar. beiors they are IN Y They A.o not eoDyro.
Az un Willingness 10 prosecute th. tsrribs vW 30
sny e.s Important aim than the complete .ipias ont
soas a' BEN .,e"sd We 's ys.oa d.. % he,
luqts Wendell PhiIiips, willing to accept seythi.&
,hi. c@re.pond.nc. And iers am r..d; 2 ce.,A..
that my ineIp-rsnes N dipomstic and political az
which Is objection .be. Reeosnisi. 8 NJ. As.es ssy
~ an unofficial though representative sJuths{nes
.ho.s vs.s -ould be- tsst Of the d.yslt.on q -
rrbes the subject O! slavery, and anxious 70 A.
that test 70 certain very su.inspi literary msu b
proposi,on Would aesids thor fssins. .th r.sss1 =
sas '; 10 *. oS. q '1S Ss = e
var justified ne In sanding ths wop'atlon 70 NJ ~
~ih the enemy Wa undertaken only b de inies-
est Of my e.uaity, snd ~ virtssiiy dsIn =
X: 'Srr'Dsss ~, ,ea ., sns s..sy. y .ssss
unoousciousvin b. e'ndonod b ~ onsnty osase
to servs.
10 ths u,stIs, vsy 70 which dssirs 10 oah The
attention of 'hso sOutlolneo y astisfy .ho~s aiad
vrots the preparation, and q Az othsr vAo 4nA sAAk
than .mpuni,y IN psrmAnsnly robbins saoshG gsns
u its Ind, pesdence.
In adsr . ccuEOm.ss the aholi,iOests nr. 49,
peuieuos for sm patton. he scknovlsdsrs he
.renNh { Mr.. G.rr-on's iettr Of credit, That ha1
Promised reply. 30 the English public know sov,
~itb clearness which my own blundTinx -sy -
e'oFlns such coric~ on did not merit, What the re-
.om," she calls II, the condition Of her sooord-
~. IN. same TO die millions whom shs opWssss-
Mhe.hI hsh he isht g make & ,hs one, % ?, No.
TO ask hm,ef what would 10 his ntsress In the suc-
Cess ofthe Northsrs srns bis ovp ,ifs and chdIes
noH .h. lSe InS Mr. Mr. sa ssaisno. That
gateway except that Of uH closed. ,
Asrt ;HRsS.s,' Sa, as' so,.ins hill, ", JSas H. ~
Affair. In Poland had uadersons no change Ssvs
raj ens.ssmsnts. With vayins results sis rseord,d-
The Neutral Government hu pubishsd . warning
tho ei i,ens OF Warsaw that the Russian Govern
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