The New York herald., 1863-07-16
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
- Intervention.
ALLEGED DETERMINATION OF NAPOLEON TO REco0-
NIzB TIE REBELS.
VIENNA JuIy 2.
Interven tiOn.

= Intervention.
ALLEGED DETERMINATION OF NAPOLEON TO REco0-
NIzB TIE REBELS.
vienna, July 2, 1868.
The General Correspondents says
communication has been received from Paris, which
the most rositre terms that hs Emperor Of he
French has irTcpocatly determined upon ne recognition @
,e Sos1m certed>racy Of America Before carrying out
Invite the Northern States agree TO arms'ce but
tho invitation will be coched In dscre form, that
the Washington Cabinet must either accept roget Il.
In the former case the recogntn OF the independence
Of the South viii al once follow 'ci,a ne co.opua
fion Of England Napoleon Ill stl hopes however that
despite tho explanation already given Parliament the
British government yet be Induced 10 give Its sup
port 70 France al least as far asian armistce is con
RoRBucK's KxrLAsArios OF THE NAPOLEON oFFEa
pEsIED-rATKMEsT or THE FRENCH MINISTER IN
In tho House of Commons the "a Of July, Mr. FoRs
rEn wished 10 ask two questions OF the honorable
ss ssa UpGsr ssSSsy S cs csS
honorable gentleman inform the House whether the
statement made by the honorable and learned gentleman
tMr. Roebuck) true, that an application was made
sme months ago by the Emperor o the French TO the
British government TO Join In Offer u mediation, which
offer communicated by Lord Lyons TO Mr.. Seward.
and also whether had been any oommunca.
tion by the French Ambassador IN London u the
FveUcb government n socsrdancs With tho s.aemso, Of
the honorable and learned gentleman the member for
sheineldS
refers 10 Of much Importance and 10 OF 30 unprccc
dented nature (cheers)-that shall venture TO ap.
question which has been put ~ me- should say some
wna, more than generally allowed In answering ques
tlon.
Mr. Rospccx-I object TO that but II yon the nd.
,ourneut of the House with permit tChccrs and cries
OF tUrder.")
Mr. LlrARp--f am In the hands OF the House but this
II the nature Of personal explanation CCres OF "No,
no) These statements Of fac(t-hear hcar)-and n
the House desires that should move the adournment
viii do So Sir tho honorable and learned member has
risen IN his place this House. and ~ he stated IN ne
nom. of for1gn sowreen, has mNde 70 the House OF
Commons an accusation OF the gravst nature against her
hNcstys government. Sir, n u my duty 70 explain, In
snswer 70 that charge. what has really taken place.
ihppeM tne'eiorc, 10 tho Touse-(hear, boar land
thtnk can prins forward such Facts win show that
un;oundcd. (iiear, hcar)
OF " Order, order;n . Chair chair ~ Nr " w.
Mr.. CoSrscHAs-Ihc honorable and leayned ueuber IN
not dictator 10 this House (tiear hear
Nr. RovnroE-My appeal 70 you air z tbks. that M
thing should be said IN this House to which A.
reply cannot be given. (fiesr, hear - ~
The SftAgER--An honorable member h.. .ss-.-...
question " the Under Secretary, and the Inas,
has proceeded 70 answer that question Noh,,
ourred which 10 contrary TO the rules OF ,he uoo y.
(Hen, boar h'asc'
Mr. LAVA p--sr, the honorable and learnes ,0or.,.
20 The OF foreign sovereign, has stated tha, s
government bss been guilty. not merely Of evasion @