New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
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boo letierod on the back London Times Post N,Ss,
H'Us ETC. And. for the French ones MonAsur DeLais,
Opinion NAioRaie La Prose-. CiGrrGri etc
These contain. each journal having more books
TO itself all the articles on American affairs that have
appeared in them since April 1861 as wei ~ debates in
Parliament aud in the Corps Legsatf bearing on the
same stirring themes. They arranged in strict
chronological order with tbs year month and day ~
their publication az the head Of each article VI debate
American correspondence OF these journals Included
In the ext lcs from them. After tie dailies and COX
lies cOmc l.o monthly periodicals and siatelsf n, cWs
of The two couniries-Iraser's, Blaokwoods. McNil-
ans &c.. and the qnnrter.ies Of Great Britain the
Revue des Deux M0ndes. Revue NationaIc and others
| Of France. TIE whole work. which Mr.. Norton will
continue up TO lst Of Jenuary 1861 viii be the complete
history or richest nine Of material 10. the history Of
Eur pean opinion the The opinions OF states
men pnblicsis, politicians calm spoctaois of hostile
ard friendly partisans Of financial aud military ana
naval obserycis-the variety and change and dIt OF
these opinionshcir influence upon the facts Of our
current history their transmitting to the state oi flets
Themselves the frequent and frequently not uninpoitan
suppeinertug Of tie record Of home facts set down Ivy
writer's by the record 81 them made ny assist
ant foreign reporters; tho frequent and oen vaiuhbe
CORRECTIONS Of home views" BY foreign ohseryers--ail
these gathered mp here in systematic arrangement
that facilitates reference. manuscript volume 0I IN
dcx viii make Of this uniquc collection what 10 private
gcntcnans library should be complete with. IL ought
Ia he placed in some public brar, In s0Be large oiiy ~
ours. where our historical students and pnbci-t WHO
must be treating Of the thousand and one questions
raised by the war which will be of vital interest
Throughout this and the next generation refresh
correct ther memories and ascertain their facts for the
strengthening of their arguments or the defining Of
their " articles and for the enlightenment and general
benefit Of their readers
Tie singular worth Of this collection and the i'm.
poFance Of securing il for one Of public libraries
IN the interest VI pulic lies III it, rare eornee
uess. II cannot be Duplicated. Already "a hsin,on
10 know. pacticed collectors scent and what
approcutye outsiders would call iah must DO added
- labor and expensc 10 secure copies " llets and
MI 'rs Il newspapers Published only ten years ago
The dirt cheap opbemeral productions OF the Paris re-
publican press in sis are 10" wortA, and NOR thar
/ worth a good price IN imperial gold Napoleon.
specimen OF tt ingeniousy designed pspcr money NJ
colonial South Carolina. with it, Latin motto and cop
per plato device Of Union before all things. Is gladly
paid to-day In Federal currency. whom ratcy met "t
aios, or quito the original face Of H. what would
not we pay to-day for collection one little rs near per-
fiction this that Col Norton has made ard Is making
Of the elhcn rral political literature o. England bearing
or the hmorican Question printed In l5551-, Carp
airsa--sUnich Il the French and English dhiiles ol
To day. while yet it IL to-day You. and 20 many Of
have with definite ppose Of practical mmcda ate use
an1iousy sud with imperfect success looked ~ tie
stream OF current history in search OF docunenarl
sofcss vii. appreciate sud not need e. pardon the Jr
gency your spnndcnfs plea that Norfons MS
tory OF the facts of and of European opinion aDo the
American Rebellion DO quick! taken possession oi
BY an American 2Sbiic Lhrniy
papors of this week letter of retiracy addressed
10 Earl Eus-e, by J. NJ Mton as Monday me reasons
he gives FOR closing his mission presented IN an tx
tract from Richmond dispatch In which he ordered
20 leave London These reasons are that England DE-
ouc to recognize and enter into friendly relations ny
treaty with tho Confederate Government AID that
ero.e his further residence in London IL incompati
be with the dignity Of the &. > \. Govcrnnent But
Comm ,sioncr Slidcll is not removed his prolonged
residence at Paris Barfitz or othershere near ine
FrencA Court. II not incompatible with d. DaVss
notions ~ the dignity II his boYerimenti hence We
NAV infer -i >o.thern,rs and their mend, here DO
infer not only nom this but hum other namerois sLehs
and substances that the recognition OF tie g = a b!
France il resolve on and hot hir Oh Their wishes
naturally color their opinions IN the case but similar
ouinion - fns formed IN the minds Of many and last
pis ne through different stages If Goubiiun.s toward
ciou inthc minds oi many other no are Indifferent
or hostile tie snccess ~ me Rebellion. Inc mere
fot THAI al the liberals II France opposed 10 reeog
uition which is often brought UP ~ an argument
against it, likelihood II IA Itself rather an al soHe on
the other eide.
which tie Emperor insists Oh. His r,hsenoe. his
faculty " waiting bis love og dramatic eiieets VII
doubtless keep the world THE side OF complete rational
certainty al, the fact j. sprung upon u some morning
IN The hormrrr-Irobabi! enough y.sl OF t"' ,''l'
noniioral indications IN tie other direction Kehson'
rg from Tie anaosles. which .e'c'oi tle Las i"'''
YEATS present.. 70 any aho has studied and sueI
bels III. share IN their events one would shy iiai the
81 ciai and official acts AID words %! the emperor
aud ll Official and Sem official agents are ls wh Icy
oua ~ prccedc and proper. the We, of BIZ deear
l,lsn 81 Recognition. Reasoning hy the logic OF
| events We come 20 no plea.snief conclusion " Nora
iccognitors each one NOR, PRONOUNCED THAN IL pre-
c-dsnt be has given already hall dozen Of Win great
! ACCOMPANYING moral aid and comfort 20 our - ~
III, dc.lTc Act IN concert with England ana England
consistent firm refusal TO unite IN The tune ~ iAl'
La prevented and Wi. st for time prevent Aim from
| "A formal direct Recognition. He VIII rr,ogfNe Lls'
Indirectly through hs branch concern Of Mexico HIS
Mexican Govcrnnent iis existence and acts oehg sane
TONED D. him and Recognized by the European loNcIs
Ills Mexican drpliatlpn about Ia cAll on hn. Tor
respects ard consultation on their wny Ia Austria TO
Oder Archdnkc Max the prohnb.! already accepted,
Mexican thrOnr Five Of the nine members composing
| ths depntation and long have been N Eirope-
among them j. lidalgo tie earliest and ahcs' intrigue
with Napoleon for bringing about the aetuA s,hle o.
things Tie other fOsr, among vi hon l. bcn Aori'h
| VOL with significant French anteocdert are VEL on
thsir way and nearly arrived ff0'n Vera Cruz
Thorcis sun slight chance foF doubs az 10 Ajax. !
arrangements Of material guarantee b. France and Of
moral support by other Powers have been made sAtis
factory a. aim. and have secured his decision 20
4 throne which. they have persuaded hlH' VIII DC
secure.
The Florida at last accounts yesterday, was still At
Bie.t IN apple pie order. however for starting ott on
l new cutie TIE 4. > corvette Kearsargc tapt. wins
low entered Brcrt Harbor week ago; pnl neither she
U,r a companion expected nom The Msi'ifh s,n'ioh.
hafd, both together would be- equal to hgt WIN INC
! florida Furthermore, with twenty fotr houFs start
which the llol!dn will hayet he kesrsirg' u M port
nud choice Of time FIR starting she cal show The cor
yeito q clean pair Of heels.
Ihe.r nothing new OF Mr.. Ialrd's steam rams which
your London correspondent viii rot better tell yon I'M
loss if be tie OF another oaning pa4iy succeeds
noous 10 he lite yccroy Of Egypt and his agent Mon
scur Brayei. think mentioned IN ny iast 'o@ Mr
h. could with u certain outward plAusibiliy make ana
lot himself appear their owner Originally they tre
ordered by Bryct the strength OF an ORA ordor or
res,s. assent Of Said PashA occasion "a that mis-
crllnoonsy barbiro-oiyliled potcntates antemortom
yl8t Ia England
Never Wa thcrc on Expensive hen" more regard
less Of expense than the said Yocr0y Never there
"A shrewder successful Speculation on such dis
posi- than Mons. Erayct who has grown. by iccdint
on Egyptian flesh poe, to be nnnold millionaire II
II of lu they tell this among other tales Said Pasha
had one day nwhm for some grand French mirrors
thu ready iayet procured them and sent them IN with
L that had been apparently drawn with mas nii ing
eltr.s The Nlccrny who was reckless but got fool
rad Was sometimes lucid III his passion. fell into rage
1 the transparent monsrosity Oi the change u was
an Infamous robbery" d" Buff am not Ia rob your
! Ui,lr,ss whom can | robf And the careless lice.
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