The New York herald., 1865-05-07

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hisd ana 1sAvissd nsa-vAe bsar tAs ksavy rsspsna.
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sns.srsd .hen We, seswishssssSias iSs real sasiss
forget The cruel isssts ies Iooss upoa psopa vhich
hes always been the ally a Yrasos-so many public
g con-. - vS Of
visdem and moderation, We happy That u has not
remained sre and thas the salutzy example has been
vsn 70 As world Of ths accord of sercs WIN n" aAe
me QpdaSos Nssiomals says:-TAs fa Of the sossA h
Tor osws declare loudly: s1d d ~ msnss MN sss.s %
dow; the Union h re-esiablshed and Amerc ca which
might b drawn IKE Europe By The folly Of The South
mies-America, which secession might have brought
under tho rfs Of the gword-Amsrca win again bloom
II e ne % Sa urO S
causs dear civilization dear 70 Justice and humanity
trumphs with the NoEth-ths u the abolition OF slavery
The black may rejoice IL chains are forever
broken The African 10 free in the free republic Of the
United States; and in becoming again man he assures
IN Brsai % ~ Il CuSs and in Porto Rico Lei Us shsn pay
proper tribute Of gratitude 70 the men who IN the New
bsy % Pssaasns Abraham Inoon who has
marched with such firm step In the d,cult path which
dsty has obliged him Q follow 70 Mp Seward who be.
Of grave and continually arising complications, 70 save
his country from the dangers Of foreign war; 70 Gene
ons; and 70 General shsman who In his sstoniihing
expeditions has shown the audacity Of genius
than the genius Of audacty. We can now count upon
peace rsgnng from the frontiers Of BritishAmer
lea 10 the Gulf Of Mexico; but other perspectves
themselves n the time before Win the United
powers OF Western EuropeS We hope TO- especially a.
Mr. Seward hasdecared the Arm resolution OF the Cab
net TO be 70 maintain the principle Of intervention
and abstain from any Alta the English POSSESSIONS
was IL by mistake that the dispatch did not place the
name Of Mexico by the side Of that Of Canadaf
Tho Emperor at the ct the Bos de Boulogne
yesterday. and ali who saw him particularly remarked
that he was looking very ILL., The Empress the con-
rary seems blooming into youth again. and the Prince
A private letter from we'll informed gentleman in
Madrid states that there great excemenhere against
mited in firing upon the people at Paerta del SOL
Among these my correspondent says, were none Of the
revoutonists and The object Of the authorities m acting
revolution which they know must soon come. Tho
"present dynasty 10 doomed says my correspondents;
tho country was rpc for . revolution II the Spanish
government does not apologize and something more for
the facilities afforded The stonswsl IN its hsrbors
luton for governments TO aid Cuba In freeing herself
The Nsaar sst I,shoT on the lath foy Nadeir, Tne
Sacramento s lies in the Tngus Tho Stonewall is still
out notnng mas oeen neafo Of ner ncs ner oe
Jas Lesley. United States Vice Consul at Nice died
yesterday at that city, Of apopexy. Mr. Lesley from
fmiadeiphia ~,
res3dencs.No 20 Avenue de IL crande Armse In the
month Of September he intends removing into hotel
which ne ms 'ascn % near sne arc cc r Savs
visit 70 The United States thls summer
Rev. Dr. Haynes and his son, Rev. Lucius Haynes,
.ae ~ & sraad arc "a "a
America meeting for this purpose is 70 Be held this
afternoon at the house OF Edouard laboulaye who mas
he does In sysrvthinr which nertans 70 our country
Rev Mr. Haynes informs me that k2S 900 sterling have
Deen sn rased N England .su....
and he subscrption will be onened on the 22d' il
terms what stated them in my last 600
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terest ~ thirty f,anc cE snnm, Thnv ara 70 10 a
mbursed in ay years BY annual drawing at 800 francs
, tw,ce year aso one m'i,on nve hundred SnoIsand
holders-thc Srst number drawn from the wheel emitting
The holder Of tho cossponding bond 70 100000 francs
so oo t wv h S tha ,s Ill., o y. ~ 200 $500
each Notwithstanding, however these magnificent in
ducemsnt and the French love for lottery spcnlatons
@ ;s.m.a a. rw;,h ,he Ss rs " ,Sa
fall Of Richmond thare viii not be any great rush after
The new Mexican loan.
PARis April A. 1895.
N,lin1 In rauos /boad a. RbellioN-Ncettno Espresavs
ef Sy,nookkvLTAs EnoiisA Bau-/merioaa Sso6
ecraeLfhs Ne,c kerioes LoaW-1He Esspevors Vysit
/soerio-DsaGl Of PAmy kass, g., H.
None Of the French journals have assumed the position
taken by the London papers In the rebel interest that the
evacuation of Richmond was matter long since decided
upon by General Leo and mastery piece Of strategy
which will enable him 70 strike more frequent strong
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Press and people mere are genefAy convinced tha tho
rebellion 10 crushed out and that our country will soon
n ,s,o,sA a, q. MAMMAL cond,,,on re liberal nan Of
W foeSo'ou w ~ H'' n'~' o'"~o". ."o ""e'~ ="
France, who have always sympathzed with us, arc
ioyous Although the Journals have not been permitted
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T" Ay MUCH "pon snD s"'9oo' 10's" nv "'''' u'
in political md financial crclos relative to the pro-
bsble result Of peace upop The relations OF France and
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tne neAican e"pHe'
A French gentleman remarked TO me yesterday that
,h In Paris had latelv changed their tune
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masenahy; mas "nefc0s aley "e'o ioii"eiy NV" ~
their assertions Of superiority over the North
ar. conn, ,, and bracpins of certan success
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tney now assume the pos"'on Vi VICTIMS anu in''S's,
compare their condition 10 that Of the crushed Poes and
,rvo,s Tho svmna,hv NJ France in their behalf
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The sympathcs ana oeS WISHES Oh 'ne mo" en'
lightened and liberal Of France are, and always
h.y. haen With N. This oood feeling exhibited itself