The New York herald., 1864-06-26
Apgle.Rebel Reports Of the Social
Condition and Supplies
Of the South.
The New Blockade Runner,
"N0. g."
American Cases I'm the English
Divorce Court.
MARSHAL PELIssIERS FUNERAL.
60. a.. &s.
4, Grants Campaign
YRENCH OPINION or rHR PR0sPKOrS o. tHn

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rFrom the Paris Sieee, juno o.
We cannot TOO sns.gsio.y oppose the aaiss ias,s
subject among tho French public. Il 10 no rarity 70
meet people thorough liberals too, who rejoice over the
who would bs puzzled 10 explain their preference. We
must repeat IL, however, the South 10 10 the position
which our provinces IN e south or the west would
French unity. Would the most determined psrtisans Of
the South dare that to justify such Insurgents
sa.s. I .' "a,es to 9 g. IL SoanS nsresssr. for orea.
prnctpe al eholtion Of slcwry Each forward step Of
Saus' Vs wtous liz asa % sS.t "a a. :s
ds mould aernise slocesy and Justify curry de,potism
hoe Mtn9, in th1 World, country and liberty 'GeneT al
Lee on the contrary despite his undoubted qualities
rebel leader who breaches with arms in his hands 10 ihe
middle OF the nineteenth century, ehe slavery which
Christ condemned DO the partisans Of the South know
,af In lamentpg the successes OF Grant and bis
do hey really know ta they are opposing the prncipe
ot M ionai unity. liberty And human fraternity For
ssars ". for the North as We should be for France
assiss, Ia veSdee Brittany, they wanted to sever
the tic which bns them 70 French unity We are Tor tho
Nsr.h because va aonor slavery.
ryroun the-PariS Steele, June l0l
The English journals, which, on the nra news o. the
battles from the 5.h to the i2h Of May IN Yrgna at
once prepared topreach the funeral tne
deferred; the London KNes secs notmng Impossible
in the capture Of Richmond the fsdWas, how
over, ind nothing In that victory which Will com.
pensaie them for the immense sacrifices will have cost
This prospect may be somewhat oonsoliBg 70 the friends
o, the south history however, shows IN the Sv wars
England and every country OF shs two parties
endcavorng seize upon the town serving - the sea- OF
the se Sse
this reasoning to the rarcdal enthusiasm OF the London
Pos which openy declares sat Grant wiz be repussd
wreck OF the federal army. The English Journal regrets
that General Grant is not convinced beforehand Of
shed but perhaps upon reading the arsce London
ios General Giant will resolve to lay down bis aruhs
How GENERAL BUTLER MAY ENTER RICHMOND.
rfrom the London Post tgovsrnme0t orgsn) June TO-
= Butler, we believe, boasted that he would be
the first federal general TO enter Richmond Recalling TO
our mind his mode Of government at New Orleans and
and his advisers, we confess we would be sorry II
his prediction were verified, though 10 manner posi-
D qo po1 y e wsr SO
that he shall tho intervening distance under
the protection OF . Confederate guard.
An American General q, In Ireland.
AK VISITS CORK AND Is CAPTURED IN SUMMARY
MANNRR.
from the Cork Reporter, Juno o
Among the benishted individuals that the shelter Of
well built mansion the CoaIquay was forced upon,
night was no less Ghanas documents found
upsn him attest-Maor General Richards, OF vicksburg
federal Probably OF Irish descent, the general
had in the old country some familiar spirits, with
which he made q free f he bad not been general
and obiwors Of his dignity and rank insisted on claim
ing the first pair Of policemen he net in Patrick street
Las no doubt he would brace o niggers on Broadway
as "men and brothers." Having psrtaken Of the hos
ptality which Mr. Howard Rice Invariably extends 70
his VISITORS the general le the comfortable mansion in
the middle OF the night, handing Avo shngs TO the at
tandant like a genteman-"which he was.n His ap-
pearsnce apxously looked for at the police court
yesterday morning. where doubt no would have 70.
ceved an cvaten from the members OF the Watertoast
Association Of United sympathize, who attend every
morning at the 1t Is stated that the general s
staying respectable hotel in the city, and that per-
seent sod violent demand for "gin cocktail" at Mr.
Hynes ssgar dvan Patrick street, was the cause OF his
vnit - Bride ell.
Condition OF the Rebel states.
AN ANGLO REBEL REPORT FROM THR CONFEpERACY.
lfrom the London Times, juno Z.
The arrival at Plymouth yesterday Of the iron screw
steam brig Harriet Pinckney from Bermuda, has sup
Piled considerable information regarding the actve trac