The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-05

turned. They will report progress 10 the Canadian Par
Lament on the 9th day Of August next When Russell
and his associates Initiated the project Mcclellan
beaten in Virginia and the ruin Of the United States was
proclaimed abroad II was upon the site Of this ruin
that the British arsocracy and their TOOLS the Canadian
royaiss designed 10 erected the Kingdom OF Acadia.
with one Of the young scions of Queen Victoria for .
king But this vast intrigue Of the British aristocracy
and the British capitalists for the destruction Of the
North American republic has failed The expected
twenty yearsof war and intestine division sought TO be
fomentcd by these deliberate and insidous plots and
by all the hundreds Of millions of British gold ad-
vanced 70 the Southern Confederacy and It's dupes nave
ended 10 presenting the United States In an attitude Q!
aeaS and menace wnCn s an Xc s EnS
dom IN very dubious predicament
rHs BmrsH ALLIED CONSPIRACY 10 DESTROY THE UNITED
Tho secret or tho British and French alliance has
never been clearly explained II has reproduced In the
Of these Powers as il did in Italy and the CrmeA Look
Ing back at the rise OF the present French Emperor and
the positive expectations entertained at one time Of the
puposod retrbuton at his hands for the fate OF his
uncle the alliance with England appears very anomalous
But Il may be that Napoleon tho First who was the
victm Of British gold has had his vindication at the
willy hands or his imperial nephew, Louis Napoleon,
first upon Russia 1t the Crimea next upon Austria In
Italy using all the whilo tho very power-Brtsh gold
TO accomplish this end ultimately with the purpose
70 combine oil those Powers against England in .
Bioe WoI IOr nor uuol ana OBSTRUCTION IN quo
time hereafter Whatever may be the end as 70
England L is certain that the open alliance between
the two Powers used '.British gold" 70 accomplish
the purposes OF the French monarch In tho Crean and
Italian campaigns In those scenes. whether diplo
macy war; tho London Times took conspicuous II not
Russell had always meddiesome prominence In the
late allied Undertaking the intended ruin of tho United
states the JOB was duly begun through the preliminary
developed upon the subordinate element of the partner
ship that of tBrtish gold" When the work Of this
British press when the abolition Examinations of the one
had goaded on the North the most lavish actual adj
of gold had tempted the South when the Union
by secession and war; the French Emperor with
characteristic promptness advanced To his position by
tho usurpation in Mexico spain also timidy came for
ward and seized st. Domingo, while Bull Run Russell
and the blue baronets unmasked the great object
OF the whole movement the restoration Of British sway
upon this continent Tho seizure OF the Trent with
Mason and sde gave exactly the opportunity desired,
and had not the famous Surrender interviewed open
would have precpitated the allied forces and re-
of England France, Spain and Austria in fac
allied Europe upon the distracted shores Of the devoted
American republic Then was the great opportunity Of
the blue peeragc lost The policy OF Seward hui
initiating as it was shattered at blow the vital hopes
OF rebellion and exploded forever tho long laid plans
for the kingdom Of Acadia Russell mot the Foreign Sec
retary but the correspondent gives vent to his dshear
ened chagrin this by falling back upon Australia
the probable scene after an Of tho true reproduction Of
British institutions in the colonies and the transmission
trait in the British character"
The one great lesson and experience taught US by the
late war is the relentless hostility OF these British
tories republic and their undyng faith In its ut
mac destruction and rcverson into their clutches For
socn. They looked for the advent Of Casaran epoch
the disruption of government and the partition OF
divided territories This was their share of the bargain,
the alliance with their old traditional enemy France
accomplish the destruction Of the grand centre Of de-
mocracy they have for served as humble journey
men tho workshop Of French imperialism. Boastful
tona liberty they witnessed with intense and jealous
antpathy tho still higher elevation reached by tho
AoofVn ~
eminent their great alm and the express consideration
70 be realized by them from the French alliance They
have failed Shall they still continue their designs with
impunityf
THE BAiAkcx or POWER AND TIE MONROE DocrRrn-rHs
EUROPEAN AND THE AMERICAN MErrERMcm
When the jealousy OF the British arist0cracy and their
fears OF the growing influence OF republican institutions
on this continent gave leading impulse 70 the European
was urged as the basis Of the proposed proceed
Ing against the American people They had grown and
prospered to degree which menacad every throne In
Europe. The great republic must be curbed Tho plan
operations against II mplaed Its division and the
creation OF three at least two Powers the North
upon this orthodox principle Of tho holy allIance-the
sfbalance Of power" This principle Of government
originated In Europe by the celebrated Prince Meter
MICH Its application 10 this country proposed would
present two Or three nations poised 80 a. 10 check or
balance each other and relieve Europe from any anxiety
sanrunS Il he tory and Ok the British
agents imagined that tho dissolution OF the Union would
enable them TO oxtend the OF the Kingdom Of
res Grafton of French influence this continent would
result in stretching tho domains Of Naximian from
Mexico the borders Of tho Ohio and the boundaries OF
California iati
These schemes seem prcpostcrous to US, but to tho
eye Of tory sney o hsd
The failure Of the Southern conederacy has capped the
hrono Of Macmillan, whic tho abrogation Of the Re-
ciprOcty treaty the suggestion Of the American Mot.
ornch Of the State department has substituted with the
people Of Canada far more lively consideration Of the
theory Of the baiance Of power. Tho
Acsdan kingdom hos suffered eclipse, and even the
'Acadan Confectionery" which 10 TO be submitted In
some shape for the action Of the Canadian Parliament
next month"; engages but doubtful support, tainted
with tho disastrous associations with tory policy In
having vanished, the orignators Of the scheme have
themselves turned against IT, since II Is now far moro
likely TO hasten the Inauguration Of independence and
speedy erection Of monarchy and the creation Of a
saue pony nobility Tho European philosophers
have thus attempted ns ersa, r no % asa OF
American Mettcrnchs had set up its counterpart In
some formal demonstration, as well as declaration
TIE CANADIAN PEOPLE Vs. THE BRITTsu orIGARcuY.
It Is but just to the great body Of the people
q Canada and the British p ON 20 say nas IN all
have taken no voluntary part The british residents
md officials together with small tory minority, were
pathes or cooperation could have boon obtained for
hcse plans except II was designed under the dicta
lion Of the armed alliance by whose power they were to
The population OF Canada Is estimated at about three
md half millions. or these tho number of Irish in
over Canada Is double that OF all tho English and
Scotch together while In Upper Canada the number Of
Irish equal TO the total OF Scotch and English Taking
he French population into account and large majority
Il the natives OF tho Provinces and placing them with
he Irish, you can realize how small minority Of the
people are in natural rapport with tho tory clique in
control Of the government, and in hearty operation
with its schemes. During the time Of the threatened
upture growing out of the Trent AGAR, when the
volunteer militia organizations on foot here,
national feeling was strongly aud ominously manifested
While the government woald entrust the command Of
Z gIments only to British officers, the volunteering
extended but very little beyond tho British residents and
many equally significant symptoms were exhibited,
showing tho positive reluctance OF the Canadians proper
cspousc the unnatural doctrines desperately and
diligently advanced by British tory influence In fact
me at all acquainted with the Of the Canadian
people could for q moment mistake the tendencies OF
heir sympathies Swarms OF their most active young
non the border and fought through tho for
he Union. Crowds 81 them are now seen daily on the
Trunk or Or Western returning with their blce jackets
md Springfield mrskets proud and boasu Of their part
n the great Of American republican liberty Be as
urcd the vital bearing Of the great cause keenly APP
,rcciaed here In the recent Detroit convention OF