The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-22
TiIg alsalzcE on FRA ggn ytTu JEFF. Dayls
opiaion IN plr.. 81 tas Importance OF


feris 70 - correspondence 81 tho London Pcst.l
The purias hseif % snrcnlate tie probability Of
~, s frenc seronro = reoazng, and cuinring i,lo N
America IN Vcs2dT Iiiie'gto isiscncs-fts fcaceTbe
Ini, csDaien,ing rp1n the pamph'et srpposel 10
einan tc from bgh authority, cnt,oi Ella Trrncc. 10
Meyi9ae g u Elas caafedercs = observests 10 The
~ lire eifs ;hu alliauee they ale q as.dcraDio
| 70 fass ia, Hi ,eGs len IN ~, ,,sam;s.s. ami
En~opeaa iaastry md trndc will have dscove ed fresh
resources q n1sNcs for her PRODUCTIONS icsilcs
as tho author the pamphlet remarks the Anlerlcau
war Nil not he eternal is ecg q forssee that, The
rjc ne confusion Of pecce thorranrs Of odrru
70 r frmne Nofien armies aeig r'i q herico and
~ favr o. the disorder which wopll return there
without tie ad Of France so1ssid ze III f!al Of he
o'ss7fca 81 ha ~ nh co'qnics.
TIC anhor ~ the panh!et asks If the part played by
ne french vernmsl on the subject q the American
+ should NJ. DO different from tbat D com la.c
tral'y ruc hed part q the namnhet Is devoted 2
demonstration Of the fact that tho Amcica Union has
become imnossiblc that the war in being prolonged
sefsy Injuries tho indusrial OF Europe, and
that tue duty Of the treat Powers 10 recognize the
Confederate government Is there any hesitation in
sequence Of slavery The pa"lhlct renes in these
tcrms:--ihe frs Earap Pore soFi shall ce7Ni:e
ne Confederate SUITS arH able e6dir IN faror Of The
trcss much sno,e han sc5d the Fsf rat ,,as IN naiR
tata,nq .fhc linton ~ pet ~ The first Power being
france might sure That the cause OF civilization
humanity, and progress will not be forgotten. What
would have been difficult and impossible before the
struggle viii become easy IN n period OF Calm The
emancipation ~ the blacks and the complete aboiliicn OF
slavery can only be the work Of nd Of time. and
cia reform With England has yaIDly eitcavoret at
tain with The right o: viitr
flsris sept - corre~ponJencc Of the london star
To day N c'e refuses becvn that the late brochure
On Mexii Il declaration OF the rBperoris policy
crnnt think tina. the imperial government world now
recognize the tonierafe s;ato they being evidently
the brink OF destruction. jg the EXPRESSION of this
doubt Is m from being sincere. 1t IL but safe way OF
blanas tho ctrnrrane foreign nuey os the Cabinet OF
the Tacrics. Werc n more direct mode adopted an
afsris%mr or most probably snscus ion, would be the
penalty. NJ. G.crout,n covert way. expresses an
opinion that nothing Is logical Nm that he ally Of
NE Gar shomd be the oily Of Nr. JsgeScn Darts. and
that when Mouraviea's atrocities he passed
over IN silence by the Emperor It Ia consis-
tent Ia him to enppnrt the Shareholders o.
the Confederate States. From the brochure 10
which ande one gather that ierca is enter.
fard II rscai y The ~ occnpu,icn from Meaico.
wdrs there may b. OF ininy Aa stf Fbrcv Franco.
the author says, has run after CORY In short
the oty idea fer Which her soldiers fought tho
Atlantic is that Of ertasion Of territory ~ he of
tganQ he tr,tsd rS fvgns syreGdi1g e,asss b~gond
their ocapi hints. But from the d,rfste which
cat detect throughout this pubiicatian IL erisienf %
Franc desires 10 crf2ti fhn otnany Of the States
0rfdd IN heir possession.
The Pamphlet says Whether Macmillan win refuse or
accept the crown OF Mexico whether another prince VIII
~ ihe vc,ni THRONE or whether nampiess (rnon,1ne
II the original alicsed) be cstabi shcd in
der the wings OF tho French eagles, Tie French irfuenc
,U,E Ttn1in all 1oicerfM