The New York herald., 1863-06-10
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

Mr. Mason's VISIT 20 PaFfs-Dpeeulatien
Respecting an Approaching Eas epeaa
Intsrventi0n-Eaglish Conjeeau - %
New Civil Wars-NeWs Of she Co apeure
OF vfcksburg-Its Enect-BIr. Rsebuck
on Mediasioa-Reports From ths Ala
bame-The Memory ef "Stonewali"
Jaekssn, &c.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Herald writing
on May o. says that Mr. Mason's presence in Paris
strengthened me report 9 the approaching recognition ofne
Southern eoedscy The great stumbling block continues
70 be the stubbornnsss portion Of British Cabinet
7le general iwprsion aat France wfu take TIE kod in
the reoo,sa Of me So,ah and ne res, Of Euvop~ oH nN
BE- so,c 10 fsffor
The Paris correspondence Of the London Morning Post
also reports that fresh efforts being made by Messrs
Mason and side obtain from the European govern
men,s the recognition or the south erp confederacy.
The London Army and Macy Gazette locks daring the
carly part June for most remark able series Of opera
lions IN various parts Of America, which viii depend
the summer campaign. says n
Lot 40 man believe that we the end of the
war far the North is concerned There signs
however. civil conflict may al any time break out
within the borders Of either or both beliserents.
The Liverpool Post gives prominence TO the following
on the receipt Of the Anstralasisn's news
veksLurg has fallen The Mississippi is open from It's
mouth TO ~ source. lbe ieieai cause has triumphed
ihe sey of y,eacc that 4 hung w IN tue fortress
AZ vtg-srsrg Nco Is NJ, tine 10, m.'istop
Nm. 90, il,s ,r,sy 90. gLa efshvy r n -gcns
cnd NJ, prs,d @dyf. -ipuc IRON ptlv mite n ansp
pea Lord Isincrs rc4ue''rs BIN not IN lose mo
propgs tsi injurious 20 The scuiD, yet
aeeepsasA 10 tA- Norts Ibl1 inportani meas having
90 afrv'd When sers scinr % prsss sc have only
4 IN tna @. peace between the North HEd 'Og'n.
n. Iorasn Ssts o. Nsy 81 renar.s that Tho federal
ronInsrd.s in the vale, n the Ia~e Nisssippi seem
., h, IN 10 ound ,he rs sh rad 70 vicssburs and
from .Aeir genera oPerSous u oher ponts thoy
seem he intent sody earias rrot, ,'Asn n.
,nos Bcg ~. cei if, o. froass Ihe chsrscicr of the
fnihry operations leads surfostion that tie
sosnror ~ Southern ndarehdercc .sclased from
tbs ,a.aNisns the s,A.smer Washington, and that
} ihsy ARE prepartg & rssdss iHsr,tatis day
IN tbe 2ph of Nay Mr. nosbUcs gave no, that
.sry day ne should irs. taress be presented
t. the oro~n praying that rsr hs,ssty would cause
.oatsus 20 be entered into with European Powers. vah
\ svs~ 20 The recosaHi ca OF the c'nf.dsrne states
r.rd y McusSsn. gave notice ths' ne wond move Ar
snsrtrn<nt to this. r .n <.
paiic meeting 60 be Dsd % Lverpool on ne I'd
q Jgrs q pay tribute 70 tee memcry q s'cne~si
| lsckror. ...
III. ships porcas prhc, srd Uhisn Jack iros New
York for shangbae the sea Turs, from Bos,on fer sar
yrancseo and the Ny. whserl tsd teen captured b,
tho A,scsms .a a
Tns London ffm1 rsmMut that We North las erysIdet
three 1ms. lryins four generals. and the iaSt twc
Rave ucst ssnsiy fstsd Assrst these contingent
anders. Cor the selection Of whom the field 70 sImos'
thout INIT the south stsss the Bves of gerersJ
~nosc sctes cannot We Qrssicned and whose humber
s.,b cascses 40 that Ny which JAckson has fallen MAJ
TOO toop diminish. and 10 ths gradual lcss u
.n sep, b, m.r qssnus ara .sdi that the so,,b ne,
prove nos, vulnerRse
The Iondsn T,,ae' city srtcs ssyFs-Ihus far ihcr,
!, COT ihe syhtes, symptom u wIrtness 10 ci.sc ~
war tp Americs snd those this side ~ho caisc
srr % the protshe effects q coossrptioD and GrsU
cI coapse may perhaps hn tst tnete ssercsss, fa
from bvinsIs abe settIsnsnti wilI Imply lead %
incrs~s of srsrcty. and, furtncr, dsmembsrmsut q
the ecvoiry which viii bring 10 condition IN whIc
the existence q any central authority capable n max
treaty of pace, OF o. euforcns when made. vii b
even more doubtful Than al present Mto ts being IN
true peey Of Esglsparo recognize the ndepcsdeaes