, 1864-09-01

EsbufA fA11hE t8-Vhrc&ersR e Aid
| The september From
l. AtiaDta.
| From our Special Corrrapondeut,}
| KAsHr111E, A1:u.t 20.
he following extract ffom the regular
correspondent Of the n. z. Herald, ap-
peared~ a few Gays eikce, hut US uut little
tonfdc1ce In the htttemcuts OF th.t journal.
! passed 1t over, till yesterday. when | came
| IN possession OF Rome corrobor.tlug facts,
| which know will iat'r~st the IN altr as
much as any Thing can fnsn'sa. esI'ccialls ns
| there IL no sssr naws to communicates; ~nd
/ especially will It Interest the logs people Ia
the SUCCESS Of tue Ba'ttuore uckes wocn
| they knew that European io.erveotinn WA
] oblv avoided BY giving the war IN anti-sla-
very character:
II have Just received eome very important tniur-
| nation from I'LL entirely reltshle rourtc
The Emperor o. the french lar just Informed
Mr. Sl!dell TINT he never will recos11z, thu rube
ercc. dc faao}. unless they de'ermi to abolish
Slavery and e3ra:e thai al thu c:'i'1evu tara OF
slaye .haIl be 1,cc, s1d tt It Slavery sh i.
t be to'aly aboli+hed and ctaee nt:hn ten years
| from the date oi reco2niuou-' -
I "Ycu nay te assnsed thai the above statement
| il tr:e in every particular. am told that Mr.
Sidtll vent aHaJ 1rorn the Interview ~ith the
| tmpcrnr, locking mare drjrccn thsn be ha.
through IT. The .evcrscs OF the rebels, sud all ts
ssbutt hat be h.s received s!ace couing On his
In 'be tsll Of 1863, Rev. Jessa Fersu.ou. a
MN Of pleasing aodreee, and With excu:d-
irgDy seductive powr1s Of sps.c.', sud Who
hAo let this city when It ~as occupied bY
the Union troops jeff op 4 u1selon II. Europs,
(~hich, though not official, ut tca.t received
! tht en.ctIon Of JeiL Davis) for tae purpose
! ot aiding in securing q recognition from Eng
INF III. Il -
communications with leading # bel eymp4.
tb,zt7s In E1gIaud, and fina1ls asked uu
| fl't* rview with Paltnerstun. He refused oil
| communication with him, but au'bnrlzed hi.
private secretary to ees Mr. FersusoD,, and
leaID the nature Of bis misElon.
Mr FeFEneon ~as accordingly cent for,
AID 1aio his desires betore Ihs Scc-stury,
who, without committing his master ap.
Toinied II second ihlervlew, It which te
sisted he would communicate Lur1 Palmer
Etan's answer. The time can,e, and with it
The decision Of the British Cabnet~ Tnes
tcld Mr 7. that hlr Li2coln bai Just issued
| = preliminary emancipation reclamation;
| that TIE war on the psrt of The Moth ~as
Tor antt'slayery; on the part of thu south
| Tor slavery; aid Therefore Eugiaut] cDuId
rot interfere for the Cotfrden.'rs, as 1t
| roplu place EEaland In G fulRr altiI ude and
| Ttnld crcRte such dIsssttstactinu umun: the
| people, TINT The Minfntry could 10. re.aIu
| poN.T for day. lie Frated that th- Erylish
| people we're essentially stti..lsyery; thut
| they had heep tauntirg tho Au+z1c4os with
tue crime Of slaTehold,ng these nlauy ,ca,s
/ 1lat they nea ema1 ctpatcd tnptr y WI slaves
Lno how to interfere fer ape5pl- cou:vsetdI;
lighting fer slavery, spd a1atpst Freedom,
| would be an act which no English Ministry
! rare attempt, howcvtr great their sympa-
| tbies were with tic ConfcdtIate7 and how
eter ersat theiE' E'ucsires for severencs Of
the U1i0n. -
MrFereueon.tben statedthc South had de-
ter1uln:d OIL independence, nud were pre-.
pared 10 sacrifice an. ttins to seeule til OBJ
jet; fu1 1t had commercial rriev bees
cLuoEh 10 justify the cxlstlss revolution
IF s.s tiat Jat.'' tala the SECRETARY, .Dy
etonhin0 ao,eru, ard that n.o.se,,s .ps 4osA tn-
1e.T1re IN Jsur 6eh7,f"
.Mr. Fe1%usou th:1 explained that his visit
wa* not o1icial but that he uone.sto,d the
scbtlut nts Of the Southern l.adcrs prett7
= Gil, and 1e EoQld return, ahd bring tue
nh1ter tefo1c the Rtcbmun1 authorities, and
this be ac:crdingly did.
Mr. naV1s. On beErrE tic ststement SEEM
ed chsgrircd at toe naturc Of the ocean Is Of
tse English Cabitet, aLu c,upl.tucd OF It's
duFlicity, and finally re,,ieeo to do anything
III the ncttef, as the isst:tutlou of slavery
was under tue cuItrol OF the States, aud he
comic not bind them bg tre4ty.
HsyiDn btcome sa1ictied tnnt there wa. no
1ope from outtids assi>ta1ce, atd Conscious
that the Con1ederAcy could NOT .vatuta1u
1ttclt, Mr. Ferguson, iest Wiuter r.aurnrd to
Saahyillc, and "Iook tie oaxl," but III .dt
10 rerelations. except coLlAeo1isl oLes,
relative to hia Eur pcan miktion Some nt
LIS friends, however, betrayed him, aud
am now In possession of tho leading facts,
Tbich are precisely as given zboVr.
! From THIS, We can Perceive how 4 srroWly
VIC escaped a var with both Epgta1d aud
!: Fzance-ihe Emancipation Proclamation
alone saving us.
waEE1ER's RAID.
! Wleclers raid Ia doing I'd great deal of
| good His nbsencc from Atlanta Ill iva Kill
| patrick to have bis Turce busy, soQth of
Hocd'a army; while Whether, barring a lit
tie horse stealing, &c, is DONG us very little
! hA,1n. He cannot sever Sherman's commu-
nlcations, nor ihterrnpt them Tor twenty
| TOUR hours lie 10 exhioatipg grea1 birbari1Y,
! mnfc ering III Offending and unarmed Union
cltizens; but be Ayoics light, eince his .x-
per1euce before ard Near Dalton
Ny impression now l., that ho- -rsn e-o.a
paes It between garriEooed posts, and viii
bAre Io time to do I1o.e thau tear up i feK
rails, III he Is hotly pursued, and cannot a.
Il the Ternceeec keeps Us high Is at pref
ent, fe y Ill lever be aple to lct out OF the
State With his command, Ana Ii hs il use
up. tie cavalry aim OF Hoods command will
Tic report by telegraph that whe.1c, had
marched aseinst Stuarl's Landing, is ua.rue.
BE docs not strike at points Inst arc .r.
1eEdtd
ER0I ATLANTA. "
| There is hotlisg lew from As1,nsa that Is
| sni1able fer publication. a,a 1nciia. d to
| telicye that Shtrrsu Is soai<.bg ere,ts
elsewhere, htf1re LIE htrikt8. Sume lius
| Efnce &c res.arked that the caupziyn would
be either -hded, or OF II brruu, Ct Atl4ntA
II Hoou's army were cspturrd 1t would nc
endfd; il !; escspfd, then only. brgun. Be