The New York herald., 1864-10-04

NJ. SANFORD, United states nnisses 70 bsieium,
10 Paris. b to be hopsd that vhen this gsntlsman
enters into the domestic state be VIII remain more par
msssnty q his post and that bis Waits 70 Paris Will be
neither rsqusut nor as prolonged they have been
dssns !Ss past three years: :. a.. .,..,,.,
chapel Pas and Ass chaplalo 70 Congress, preacbsd
hn Arst here Sunday and promises 70 Ss very
q 0ko, prssohsd on the same day :. the nsw Xnsrics.
Epissopal church, which, with Ns and beautiful
.sssps,, = now running stFoos 0ppos'''00 70 'ss
Secretary Seward ON the stump.
us sPsECH ON rHs DRAFT. RESTORATION or fHs
fRom the London Times, Sop. l1.I
Auss bs regarded an elscttos ss.ess, whether
they waksn the pupHs ths churches the guns Of
nothing thas might iuuee his chance Of reessotoa as
ooala enforced b. proclamation, oaiBg for
nse . oosa . .,ss ss ssss perss: q .as popasoa
must have furnished H. Hill better another
" "a sieciOnssry spsscs He dsclar.s sSas no draft
VITA Be necessary "as The armies are being recruited =
spS. e q. :; a'psS Ospssn 8. s ss
most anything 10 the eyes o. Americans. they DO
msns, provided tsils for the object Of their party
But Mr.. Sewards declaration cannot bs reconciled with
the manss,a.ons Of public opinion during the weeks
sands Of men, without whom the could not be
Dusd We have heard one unvarying tale q the general
reluctance to enlist The highest bounties offered BY
tho central government the several States he city
porations and private societies; had not inhaesoe
In Europe, and the attempts to raise blacf
regiments, confirm the reports Of the difficulty We
have heard Of revival OF enthusiasm TO account for
the sudden change OF feeling that must have taken
place II Mr.. Stewards statement s correst II the call
for Ave hundred thousand not necessary It
impoc TO make It, is quite possible THAI the forced
levy still be necessary, but its npoIicy has been
discovered Ever since The was issued the
government has endsavored abate the public appre
tensions the subject 1t was found that the conve
nent scredits" Of the states would reduce the total
force required to three hundred Thousand Then
these States said not to be 80 much n with
their quotas supposed. Now the draft Is post
poued with official that win be
ary at ALL But that three handred thousand men. or
taiy enlisted since the date Of the Presdeu procama
tion we lfnot believe.
ton Of the Union depended election Mr. Lin
coln depends good deos, hisk, the ,oiIi of
North The only possible end Of such an Obstinate con-
aict Dn,s D. co"v-omss In 1850 before the actual
Soss =. " as
That was too h1my established to require Individual
.EoSs enough 70 say. assT Now ! depends
on the destiny Of Mr.. ;. LincoD But q the
Another declaration msde BY ~. Lncosn's Foreign
Minister credible aOd indicates that the
denedlMr. Seward Slavery IL no longer
issue Of the and VII NOT BE- interered with after
moderate section who exhibit an inclination 70 coaesoe
with the democratic. Bpt wnatsv@ may be the repub.
sf power il is satsfactOvy to Mr. Seward speaking Of
the restoration OF as possible We should rejoice
70 opeoy svoved as the chief object Of both sides
in the political conflict.
New YORK
WHAT ITS CORRESPONDENT SAYS or OUR INDUS
THIoUs CITlzsNs.
New York Sept. o. correspondence OF London Times
to preserve the peace OF New York II the sdminis-
traton had determined to enforce tho conscrpton
among bitterly k0stle popsatiu has been finally
decided that New we'll by ateerng,
nioe shs edersl nsves snai would be an act Of ex
treme injustice to loyal and patriotic community 70
to risk his lie under Grant = Sherman. =
There il no dsGuisng The fact that the working classes
q New York ugly temper. and that their III
blood excited TO ever by political
ea passsu the wovs exccsses OF the mobs q Pars
Vienna would find their here. The crowded
oi,ies OF the Old World have mnooroly Of the
dangerous classes" Though there ID room and to
spare America q millions Of agrcuursts,
there are large GLASSES prefer coagregats towns
and who i'll not meve out OF them 70 be1er ther for
tunes BY hard labor of snbduug the wilderness Tey
are eser hoyxiesiy id, Aspelessiy don<a ncnrooy
vicous and New York contains almost many Of them
Tie World these Two eass&ed Were the tocsn Of riot
sound whether the call 10 the mutitsde aggra
sugmsniing psioe Of nfs Is would only
few resonte desperate mon 70 take the leader
ship % prove that The New world liable to violent
revelation a. the DID, and that ultra democracy q
fruitful Of cav commclioo a. any srStocracy or mon
archy that ever existed.
| Mcclellan Taken Down by Sherman and
0gans.
New York Sept 81 correspondence OF London Herald.
There dou3 that the friends OF General Mcclellan
recently nominated for the Presidency, regard the ats
that psace ana reunion all possible they
obtained under condition. which will save the pride and
impossible wnss. one portion q the people are Kept ia
slbjsctim by Vie other portion. Hence the democrats
these chance evidences q vitality the Union armies
TAe Muller Murder.
| rRANz xuLLEs's RnOKPNoN IN LoNDoS-uNrENss
EXCITEMENT AND 0RBAr RUSH TO sBx THE PRrs0N-
m-BOw MULLER LOOKED AND CONDUCTED HIM
SELF AFTER HIS VOYAGE PROM Nxw YORK, ETC.
(From the London Times Sept. 10.
On Saturday, being exactly fortnight after leaving
New York the return voyage, fyans Muller arrived in
Iondon trs% LvapoS be s:vsisa y the M % custody o.
train which started at noe O'Clock In the morning and
reached the Euson sqsAre terminus a about quarter 10
In order 10 avoid public eEcnemeu1 much as posi-
bic the prisoner had been removed at har past In
the morning from the Lvespooi ceotra police station TO
the Edgshili ssation Of the LondY and North
vestern R.a"sy where ,r be ,, rsmsn'd unit. MI,
and accomplished 70 Lyndon by the police officers who
IMPRESSION ssi X: prseur wsM bs ooshs % Eoodon
BY the mail t- from Liverpool tho previous night,
court next mornipg crswd had ASSEMBLED front OF
she court BY N6 O'Clock. and WHEN II opened people
business. vas oSoSncisd
whom II had comparatively kstle interest. All the
of the police TO the crowd outside hst Muller bad not
coe and expected until the afternoon dis
trusted. and when the arrived great rush
made towards under the impression that he among
the prcuers Disappointed In thh people fingered IN the
srset for hours Afterwards, and towards Aree In tho
Afternoon, when Muller next the thorough.
fare well nigh mpassabe from the crowd Both at
| the Camden s1eNon OF the London and Northwestern
Railway and nc tbs Euston terminus hundreds Of people
pelsousr dus oTnion being divided 70 which OF
TIE two he would ahgbt At and tke railway authorities
L HAL ID m n n r fpuhl u0rap
tshtg, of course bad ne enc OF essenng the pressure
at one partosar point which was great soossh a. u
was, and strong precautionary measures taken
| at both places by the police and By the OF.
| ncias OF TIE COMPANY TO maintain order. soms
hundreds OF people had congregaed Oamden ticket
platform, aud telegram, preceding the arrival OF the
xan. having been received there that Mulsr Was in The