The New York herald., 1864-10-19

especially those Of the Southern States The black re-
would st insisted upon their mlssionwonid sun
have persevcred IN their determination 70 ignore tbs
rights Of States and 70 mako them all bend 70 sne
win Separation and war would siil have been inevi-
tabe should sti have been compelled to meet the
Yankes fields. and that, too, under Tar great
er than we actually encountered when the
began. Suppose they had had 10 the beginning such
au army and sacn a feet they now have. There is
hardly possibility that we could have resisted them,
utterly unprcpared We then were for war Snch an
besu war with Great Britain 1885, there ver,
being We regrd as providentia that u did mo-
take place.
tho Rebels.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Oct. AL
France and England not breaking their hearts about
us and our Correspondents 10 London and Paris,
indeed writing to New York papers, them two or
three times week, that from America s the only
inquired after that the interest intense and SO
and on the streets do talk . good deal American
affairs, the governments Of those two countries have
ana thew regard hs concerns Of this
entirely with reference to their future and contingent
eee, to promoting or confirming their CIV, own ,sspscsvs
view, nearly with a. much attention the war OF the
Tao pings 10 China.
FOR example, many amongst us have imagined that
Enaands complaisance to Lincoln and Seward may be
by her mortal fear Of losing Canada So
far is this from being true. that England quite ready
to make present OF Canada the United Sates they
have any for It She has none Canada Is now and
and has always source, OF profit but OF large
expense to England, and for some months past the
language OF the English which represents the gov
been vsy n ana So 70
the de ence Of Canada: and that II the Americans want
that country they may take IT. for ausbt England would
s'Csnada leans broken reed II she supposes that
In OF an invasion from America any con
siderable part OF the burden OF her defence
be by this country" Further in the arti
Gle. the Times says:A and more than all that England
not Of campaign, but Of single battle conducted
General Grants principles f" or the Canadians
.sh..
and their affairs about the most important in the
world and excaim that England is abandoning them
ministeria press to nothing less than nvi
ton the Yankees, whenever they ready go ia
becomes OF the des that Great Britain s concia,ing
Seward spd Lincoln for fear of losing Canada? For the
sake OF driving the French and Austrans out OF Mexico,
that would think herself gamer in handing
Canada to the United States and then aiding the
United States to subdue the coDfederacy she only dare
take such part in view OF her interests In Europe
for, we repe,t. her grand interests in Europe.
The Emperor Louis Napoleon is much more sccitous
establish his empire In Mexico than England keep
her hold Canads that great enterprise
fatterDg TO French national pride, and promising rich
returns in commercial wealth and influence yet We find
that how plainly soever we may demonstrate to him the
cear necessity he Is under OF recognizing he Conederecy
the frontier OF bis empire. he does not
mind In the least We pipe unto him and he
dance, mourn unto him and be does not lament n is
bee he icdns nothiag either from TIE Corederdes
from The federals hls, soa9i Eey ALREADY doing
for him Di.A all their naioht-+hdt Is, cutting one
anothe,'s means. He 10 not sure yet whether he
would gain moro in recognizing and LEADING hand
till both parties exhausted. Besides any action
upon his part in affairs would lead complications
n Europe; and Europe s all the world to Europeans.
The Emperor has many irons the anvil we'll
Mexico. look to the present condition OF Europe,
elements a Of trouble any one Of which might At amy
moment give rise to events upon that continent more in
snce Of this hemisphere under water The Danish ssir
Is settled. Tho rmistice has had TO be
tended the allied German troops stl occupy the siu
aud OF Denmark; and their commander bss just issued
proclamation warning the inhabitants against dsobey
the orders military In tho tbere
10 new movement tending 70 grand Scandinavian fede
ration, embracing Denmark, Sweden and Norway: and
10 believed TO have hand in this, and probably
eli the vigilance and care, both France snd England
OF acting for itself and each seeking outwn
and damage other. All those Powers may ut some
early day for I'll their 10 Europe and
although France might still keep army in Mexico Eng
Hand could not spare regiment 10 Canada.
Next Ita,y 10 In the midst almost another rsvolu.
ton. The plan OF tbe French Emperor for Italy and VIC
tor Emanuel advances other stage and this mo.
ment there s small leisure At Paris 10 shDk o. talk
OF affairs beyond the Atlantic the whole soul OF
france = absorbed oy .ns events on tne sosssr
plan TO rpca, hss concluded With the King OF
Italy a"conventon 10y which he Is to withdraw French
from Rme By degrees, but all within two years
The King OF Italy Is 10 be the protector OF Rome He
to guasree e tie Pope peaceful possession OF dom
nonsthat IT, OF the remnant whereof the King Of
italy has already robbed him and at the came time
he abandon his ancestral capital Of Turin make
stride ards Rome md the great end Of all French
and isdmontese riots In Italy Il TO complete Victor
a se ope 10 Ss s,son
p-in.ae and prince o; bishop. but king longer. In
the uneansimo however the rledmontese is1o engage
ufon his royti word TO respect tho "actuai tarri
tory Of the Pope" AID evea TO irctect II.
The French Emperor is :. lelye the lamb 50
protection there is also TO be organized "ponth hcsl
srms to preserve order: and now hero comes tho
ection to either the semeas or mum,
Der OF comprising that army provided always u
does not degenerate nto of attack against Italy
The wolt you observe socwhst afraid u being left
with the lamb He nu-t take his precautions lest
that little quadruped should bite gore him-Aauo
ati.er Ditng sheep fri ghsred Confederate sol.
der who was compelled In sel-defeooe 20 KID and eat
An this italian business wclla az that Danish one
appear 10 a email affair IN Just our
co.csrss . arc sma 70 .he q ona1snss those coun,riss
measure OF transferring ihs sspta o lia from Turin
Fioreace e~ rows 70 Rome agases tae whole two hus
dred miiiobe OF people In kurope with n-esentiment
and rumors OF wars. For the yeFeeoty ot the
Popc viii die hard has the cliest title ltIcal in
os the church" has rights moreover, 10 has 10 all
countries, ana 10 the very heart sf Victor Ei lels
ases end those of the bshss, and most educated
C1til that Italian lueso has received its hna soit
all tarspean Powers must hold themselves apcn thor
guard.
lie. believe, then, THAI The chief anxiety on
cbsnsc ia london or at the Bourse or the cas ip Paris
(~hitevcv Yankee correspondents may ssy) 10 soncen.
trstcd upon the James river or the shenandoah.
Hoods Invasion 10 Effect the Resuit
OF the Election I'm November.
rFrom the Richmond Enquirer. October IA1
On the tuesday next after the hst Monday IN Eovam.
ber which will be the sth OF that month, election tor
President Ia the United States. At present oil the
cations that usually prccede such elections point 20 the
election OF Mr.. Lincoln. The Pennsylva elections
which olk place Tuesday last the 11th Of the month
hare yet been beard from For twenty years the
October elections in Pennsylvania have gone so has the
Presidential election u the present state o public Affairs
ras not entirely dsmcmbered parties may IN day
or from that election and be able 10 form
opiniox as 10 the result In November.
Events must take place between now and the Proslden