The New York herald., 1864-08-22
Our London, Paris, Berlin and Vienna
Correspondence.
The Foreign Enlistment Act
Of England Vindicated.
Napoleon Consulting on Reoog.
milton Of the Rebels.
The Little Brig Vision. from New York,
Spoken at Sea,
b. g. -.

The steamship Peruvian from Liverpooi on the after
.oen Of the ll.h Londonderry 18th instant passed
EAther Point five O'Clock the afternoon Of Saturday,
August 20, on her voyage to Quebec.
her news is i've days later. A telegrapAic summary
q points appeared the HERALD yesterday Sunday
morning and detailed teesrephcIreport is given in
columns to-day
The steamship Kedar, Captain Muir, from Liverpool
the Queenstown the 1lh inst arrived at this
port evening Her has been anticipated BY the
arrival OF the Peruvian
Lord Palmerston had made speech expressing hopes
& an early peace In America. He thought, however,
she nterpesnion Of England present would be
than useless.
The ex-Coufedsrate steamer Georgia had le Liverpool
fos Lisbon, 20 enter the mail service.
The ltsle schooner Vision from New York for London
spoken July TO- n latitude 45 fo longitude 33 west
snd was supplied with provisions and water.
Mr.. Bateman, father Of the American actress, Miss
Haaeman, has been brought before q magistrate in
1opdon charged with assault lady, growing out Of
theatrical scandal The case was sent for trial.
correspondent OF the Dublin Fressnans Journal, who
has Just travelled through westmeah and Lougford gives
favorable Of the crops. The potatoes
employ his forcioe phrsscology, literally burst
sng through the earth" The fax crop Lougford is also
excellent
The Odessa Xe,snor states that sixteen thousand
Eostow. the Dom This . first experiment made BY
manufacturers in the central provinces OF Russia
ihe intelligence brought TO France BY every mail from
Cochin China is far from confirming the reports to the
eject that the French government intended TO limit It's
colonial establishment there 10 q very restricted occupa
sion Every act OF the Governor, Rear Admiral de La
0randcre witness the intention Of maintaining
French authority and extending It's influence.
The steamships Damascus and Kangaroo, from New
York, arrived at Liverpool on the 9th instant.
The steamship America, from New York, arrived at
southampton on the 10th instant.
The steamship Edinourg, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on the mornng Of the llth instant
Our London correspondence.
LONDON, August 8, 1864.
Popular Indignation at tie Spolsdtion Of DenmarAus.
tsa and Pr,ssia L,k-ly 10 Quarrel Over the Booty and
Be Roboed in Turn by Napoeon-Bad Effect Of the Kid
~aplin0 of Emigants America-Anriey for Ne,os Of
tie Capture of Atlanta and kooile-Why Wilmington
Should Be Token, dc.
tell you that every decent person is dsgusted with
she spolialon Denmark by Prussia and Austria only
State what you well know already. But there
prospect that the rogues will fall in vidng spoil
and, though bonest and nations may not get their
own, emperor may steal the royal thieves
and plunder them in turn.
Peace has because Denmark has had no help and
6nds further resistance useless.
You viii see the last Parliamentary debates and
public documents various OF the fate OF die
who have been Kidnapped "hocus ed,
.shanghaed,n otherwise bamboo carried or
toserve "the federal army they foot
on shore in America. The most Of the named
those II freshmen I hope that the majority
the accounts that have found their here
fictitious; and further greatly hope your government
viii take the most stringent bring the
res justice who these nearious practices.
foere doubt tnat such things have happened Leaving
o tie question the fairness and god faith that shou
put down these practices, for moment what terribly
bad policy ii Is. For every such kidnapped and
10 reported this side, least hundred will be de-
barred from ing 10 America who might otherwise 20
and volunteer.
you much Is said this side about IL that
II must affect emigration very cous dersby. Whether
you deserve the aud the credit not you
getting the reputation Of community kdnappers and
man steaIers II General Dix could mud two of
these INSCRIPTIONS gentry and have them tried and shot,
hauged sent o. the penitentiary Of years,
would have most excellent effect, particularly this
side
Great anxiety is being felt now respecting the
prospect the ial OF Atlanta under the guns sher
man. The coDlederacy would have few TO give iaith
he chances hereafter Atlanta and Mobile 10 fail
tlto your hands.
But the thing that would affect the coDfederacy most
10th that ide and this. would be the capture Of
Wilmington That place at once leeds arms and clothes
The whole confederacy, supplies them ammunition
end enrches knglish specuators VIII ever be taken
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, August s, 1854