The New York herald., 1864-07-11

esty had very errsad 10 the bedside Of suf
say she ,od him that ~ doctors Of es~soa AG
oroc possioy ssc ~asy dsss sAe ~isAsd An
she tSeu repeated ,se message several sa nss
vou1 20 nenial pouring into the ears OF
OF pers ssa had given an srrand 70 as soslvs court
messenger, and extremely anxious thai he should
depart without nonsnts ioss Of time. Inc duke. yes
Ponnciaos sha, are bshind me scenes are entirely
that the Queens mind hopeessy gone, and that
moral courage 70 break lne un elcome news
people The sditors Of more than one Of the Londos
newspapers In The socret out these time viii
not hint word OF IL pro bono pa.sl,eo And yet this
sycophantc Lsndou with abuse and oels OF
the Nxw YosK BERAD because has the nnanlness and
Independence 70 snlighien The pubic all topics IN
which the people have direct interest,"
Oar Paris Cerrsspenae.es.
PANS, June q, 1854.
TAe Kea,sarce osd AlabaRa-LatsY from a Seamas sf
Ae Alabama-Captain Semmes' Pretrrt for Acspino-
Quesfsoms d International LaV-Capsain WiaslOV De-
sand he Surrender Of Prisoners Picked up BY French
Pilot Boas-La France the Neo Alaba~a- -Rumsrs-
The Yeddo-TAs Niagara Arripsd-Caposs Wisslow in
Paris, DC, de
rne nght between the Ksarsargs The Alabama snl
occupy the public mind. Tho journals still
continue pubsh conflicting statements relative to it,
and some OF them predicting that the Kearsarge
will be met by "a fosman worthy Of her steel"
upon her going ont d Cherbourg-though precisely
whore This avsnger 10 spring from nobody
appears 70 know. ! send you to-day . uansla-
'tiou Of . statement made BY Captain winslow him
self, and nrst published 10 the Opinion Natonak Of
evening and, everything connection with the nght
wi suppose. DO Of interest the other side Of the
Atlantic. also send you below letter which have just
received from very intelligent English sailor who
on board the Alabama during the nght phe same
whose graphic description OF tho nght biz
own words, sen, You by the last mail). he says
see in the English papers great deal TOO much said
70 the credit OF the Alabama and the discred Of the
kearsarge Even Semnes himself In his Official report,
has unjustlyinsnuaed against the keasarge that
wfuliy ared upon US number Of times after knowing
On board the Kea, sarge they believed, as was the
fact, that our colors shot away On side
signal Of surrender; but board the Kearsarge,
the distance which they Oh, they misunderstood
ensisn-the greater par Of IL being white They there
iore continued nrng. We then freda lee gum and on
board the kesrssrss snsy % mmedssey ceased arng -
The puoc either IN justification Of party the other
After our thus surrenderng another shot sen, from
us AZ The kearsarge from forward which caused
them 70 return again nre and, my opinion, would
have justified them in blowing us all 70 he'll though
thank God that matters He already intended tbem
On board the kearsarge our treatment unimpeach
able Men," said Captain winslow his crew. "treas
they desire" he even gave US our grog be would not
have US searched everything there We welcome
10. Such kindness saw, such ungratcful
retaliation neither.
With all the facts before you in relation the
render you win be quite capable the other
here OF discussing the nice and delicate questions which
may arise as TO the status Of the saved BY the
Dserhound and the French pilot surrender
Of the Alabama. understand Captain Semmes Iustines
bis escape the grounds-Fst, that the fact Of
firing BY the Kearsarge upon the Alabama after sur.
render released him from any obligations which that
surrender imposed and, secondly, that prisoner OF
war not upon parole, he had perfect right escape
:ss Ps
Consul and rebel agent 81 Cherboug the former does
scTnowlsdss 1Ss % ne force Of these positions ,s.
with the following remarks -
The captain Of - the has jus. .aas:'d Re
A:Sama claiming = hi. prisoner: ;h belonging
.oud not Be one according to the prineipss adopted IN
he :e enc
c.ons doe: admit .ho:. psssipies least hat ~ssd
Kearsarsa reply made . him appears 70 Us 70 be
Captain winsiow informed me few days since and
be spoke as though be meant IT, and he looks like man
nos deliver mp TO him these when demanded he
should order board the Kearsarge the officers
ever 10 remain Shore aud requiring them 70 report
10 him every twenty -four hours, and keep them on
board irons presume this has already been done
La France, which The organ the Emperor and The
Pope has completey ourivaled s contemporaries the
South and Ms "peculiar institutions" OF piracy and
slavery since the sinking OF the Aabama. La
asanee IN rather mysterious article In yesterdays
ton Of the seamep Of the Alabama have lett
cherbourg, having received the orders VI their
captain, but have kept . secret the name Of the
port where they are 70 reunite." II is true that
most OF the Alabamas crew have quilted Cnerbourg;
solemn parole which, broken, viii endanssr their
necks that Captain semmes has ordered them to join
ever, informed at Chsrbourg that Of the rebel
agents bad proposed himself and several OF the
informant. having slight regard for his neck st re-.
naming hatly refused The France further that
Captain Semmes has called around him the officers whom
he proposes take with him board the vessel OF
which no will shortly assume the command accord.
ing to information which has been given u.s." says the
France, the Alabama will be little corvette OF
an elegant model, ironclad inside and furnished
with powerful artillery. Il Is said that Captain
pivot guns carrying loaded shells Of two hundred and
twenty pounds weight. His crew, which hundred
and forty two. will be increased hundred and
sevsnty.two This Information positive. We are COM
pletey ignorant Of the whence tha vessel will come
eu, probable that no surveulancs can prevent her
All sort Of stories have been in circulation during tho
past week relative 70 attack to be made upon the
Ksarsargs Immediately upon leaving Cherbourg and
u has been stated that two rebel steamers
90 steamers o. that kind in sSn psr Of the
world The rebels here, however, are boastins that
ss.s ready for sea. think. however they win Be ms
TAKEN the kearsarge will probably sal for the coast
Holland IN few day: and with al iss al.crity in the
se for Captain ssmmss In that short space Of time.
The Yedde Of the four steam clippers built 81 Bos.
deaux and Nantes BY Msssrs Arman Co. for the rebel
government, sailed from Bordeaux for Amsterdam on
thursday last As the government bad expressly pro-
hibited the sailing Of these vessels until 10 fully
they Intended for the usc Of the
rebss, Of them the Yeddo and another one which
viii be ready 70 sa In few weeks, sod
camille arm W Amsterdam n Drouyn de Lbuys 10, or
processes 70 b. perecty satisfied that the sale bona
fds and that there intention OF retransfer OF
these vsssen 20 The rebels We shall know hong
whether thh be % or not. Az any rate, II tho
Ysddo uansferred In Amsterdam b doubtful
whstbsr she viii ever get out. The Dutch very
friendly 70 MS have assissd largely In government
securities, aud there will bs d,cuy In Minister
At the Hsgue he kesps his eyes and open,
tanning positively whether not they be
fsrred sAsS sps ths Dutch government win probably
prevent then iron DsiAs out and should they
~ eso@png ns Niagara, which has jus, arrived In these
waters, Asd he Kearsarge, which will be few
davs ,x~S.ahlv sAnrs., sha.. ,n.r Ss