The New York herald., 1864-09-22

H1,y sio Of patriotic comm monpsaos bor-cpe6 frcSs
xosrA or July oratiowshn the last hpe OF saoaaen rm
s norA a. sspsrs wsu have bsr~ satnced 70 S SsA
vrShsp q ~ Untow AND thevx wtR Be 10 pedcs- Ine
south wm not accept An armistce without s necessary
concomtant. the raising Of the blockade I vii! nos 30
into convention OF the States with lie on its lips The
war must 60 on the South growing stronger the North
weaker When peace at last shall come will no ionsef
be peace between equals but peace extored At tbe
point OF the sword In smoudering Northsra cities-a
separated from the rss, IND ,,s1S % a." asS Posrs
taxing e place OF the einc lsiot there p be ssusrdt
o. WAseA sAe SouA u'9 b ne most compact and t strong
THE PROSPECT or FUTURE SECESSION NAY F0Rok
PEACE.
From the London Post government organl, sept 81
portontous cloud iu tue Nofthwest--vefy
small at present. but fast Dorkia9 ~ tody up the ;-ods
far 70 give the Union as much trouble As the herce
gina While the shoddy traders and contractors OF New
York--a purely commercial city-ars revealing in the
gains which the has brought 20 their door, the pro
ducive States grosnng the loss Of profitable
labor the saguation Of markets. the grevous nterrup
ono 70 industry the price OF goa and the eoassqu'a
sAoaay arsosray N the commercial cdpaa. !. sluar,
dsr:n2 'T.sdas, ssr IN @ P.resGs o. sr,S.Sssn
coming anxious about the necessaries Of life. The
conscrption and the taxation yet hardly realized
bat conviction ia gaining ground that both will be felt
before long in terrible force And this makes the
States Of which we speak iee that they must either
idea Of the original Union may be- it is not 80 dear
life. Loyal the Northwest States may be, they are
nos prepared sacrifice all the hopes that led them
OF circumstances and mucts them Of tho fruit OF their IN
dustry for tho sake keeping the prosperity
OF single CITY, These then. may be counted omog Y. 0P
yone'sts Of Mr. LixooIn and to them must be added an
enormous aggregate Of the best representatives Of property
could be prosecuted 70 success IN proper way ought
not TO be interrupted but that II the term OF another
rresoont IS 70 DO spent IN saugnters As terrible axa
tion serious, expenditure runous and results as
barren as those which have marked the reign OF Mr.
Lincoln. the result not worth the COST and that COM
mon prudence dictates that while the federation OF Mr.
Lincoln has been fsly, perseverance 10 his policy
would be n crime.
The Mexican Empire.
RECEPTION OF AAxIxILiAN's MINIsTER Rr QUEEN
IsABELLA-sPEECHEs OF THB MINISTER AND THE
The Madrid Gazette OF Sept gives the following as
the text Of the words addressed TO Queen Isabella by
sion OF his presenting his credentials-
MApAs-My august sovereign has delgned to honor me
h the es.ed mission ISL Of in ycu hands
OF Moico to which he has been somn,v eaed by the na
may may continue 't IN fHeadiy r.iaons he has Appointed
me hi. Envoy Era,orain.r and Mpss rs1pS hss
| have Tho honor Of now presenting J shall con sidsr
BY an @s
en- . Hs Se sn 1ns @ By
tho greater have the scnal honor being
sn'Sy wo
aS AND Of
% !, sas .n empire ana
Taxation and with every socude and my desires will be
accomplished nave the honor 10 merit your Majesys
The Queen replied in these words
MONSIEUR MINSTREL take interest In the welfare
and prosperity of the Mexican naton well in all the
countries Of witch the civilized world composed desire
the cessation In that country OF the anarchy to which t
has been subjected as well rs its regeneration In the
bosom OF religion order real liberty Ii the empire
which has just been established the basis of that future
welcome with real both the empire the dis
singIished prince who has accepted that crown Spain
which has constantly held TO Mexico friendly hand
cannot refuse at such moment the present also
with pleasure the choice OF you
side at Court as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
plen'potentiary Of the oew Emperor willingly receive
the which you give OF feelings. ana
promise favorable reception. Let hope that with
the aid OF Providence the relations between the
be without interruption and friendly they should be
from the identity II crgin the similarity OF manners aud
the evident accord OF all interests.
THE NEW SPANISH MINISTER TO MEXICO.
The Marquis di Rivera had been appointed Spanish
Minister at the Imperial Court OF Mexico