The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-17

] tuAn formerly. lhAt Impression ALTOGETHER
\ founded Mr Lsyard said fre,h demands had
| Ie, made,
-, The london HIRAM reiierste. iu assertion, ,ha.
| the Warrington toVornmCut are pres. nc demands
To- compensation for the d. uc. OF the Alabama IL
aaduees loI Panefsion's recent eIpiauGtion. s
NlGence Inst iu iomtr statei' 'uts vctc cor ect in
stst!ng, however al the sane time tha' the demands
ma1t 10y the nici StAt,s AMI the 'cfus tciu rod
emptory in their tone. The tiruAtnsay thai With
In the last ten dave the tensuj hs teen renewed IN
70 IT. .nd wts to mi, thit 10 P4lmstton ,oeicd
Wien he raid that GoVtinuoa, had no, yet hsd tliic
| to ansue. 1t
In another article, tie 7smc paper SAYS,
Neither this ,esse nor ,uv Of IT, rorsor,s Nh.
soh hriu cfui.ers which Ncfc hu IN En'l.nd. leu
our ho' e. 20 pci 'or PEI zee o. 70 come str.,t
ENen had tlry cone 90 " would h-vc teen our hu.i-
hers not that Of tie Americans. TLei- bail .c-. rni
! e1uippei would have comm ttol offence asainst
la~, which dsiucty nios, u. 10 furnish smcd
vtssel- TO tc.. .e.ents. Andiew johnson must
iCbuh o. he must pfepaIe Lits. { 20 enter tn
i-tr asain.t ~ two rieat powe which handled the
At smNch Tor any power In he tll. ~ S ac
noWeXistiug car uith,tnrd Their united scug h. DE
iec,inf that hllc united they .etisiulc should
nlaao ihem finn IN thc,r teaiu.s with rcm.-htr-
bi'ou 80, efhLeu's II there h o. thing more
ihsn anoihcf ~ TO the poiic which u lchooy,s them
both 10 iolc- N the iu IL IL that In all question,
conserving America they should act ia concert. The
Ieckl,1 peoRe OF that country have an eve upon
Canada aud Mexico, aud believe that II they eau be
AtlA ke- sintly thty sill fall an cay prey 1t 20
il Ia unison the blow that may be first aimed At he
tel, itOIl held by ourselves or by our neshbof and
Amen ca viii quail. When attacked lo w. strie 10
gether. and 'tIke hard % tat ibis phantom Of re-
once aud lo:over tom the face OF tho earth"
The srASpARD remarks:
From this veIatious and t'rcatcninr demand We
NAV learn the utter uiilv Of that roncy Of conc'.-
Government has 90 seriouSly compounded the honor
Of Eu,land Sithout In the ,tth,cst degree modcrr
ing the bitter III ill Of the northern ststes.
Nov that, "a ing In no small measure 70 oui indirect
Asisance, the south II ciushed, and the VictoIs
al nlegty to turn Ncir Attention elsewhere We he
siu 20 understand the blunder We have committed
IL possible that Mexico ma be the htsl victim OF
folly IN which France aud England have been equally
involved, but 1t t evident that the Federal noveru-
mont ~ already preparing petctt ior an a,tHeh on
us. perhaps for attempt 10 reize Canada ~ ma
tsrial guarantee for the enormous 'um OF damages
CLAIMED ~ cur hsnds.
clAIns for to arbitrary enforcement Of the rifht Of
lloc ksde anj search. These viii have 10 be exam.
ned the tims, and England II unconscious of
hostile intentions IN urging them. she viii de'hnc
To infer such intentions nom the mere ieueNh OF
outstanding demands which she believe, to lie un-
Tln rHgScn FAMILY orArurt.
The Emperor Napoleon hn written letter to the
Prince Jerome, in which he save:
"Ioannot refrain from mentioning 10 you the pain
fn imPse',G""c produced nPGa e a. by g ifa"s N, a.
since with the Empicss aud my son, "a ice PIcsl-
dent OF the Council OF state, wished ~ give you
proof OF friendship and confidence, hoI ng that youl
pe-rnce. conduct ana disOnt," wou!I testify 90 ino
union tsisning among oul ,lmiN. But the p3iltlCal
piogtRmtue hioh you 0lare under the avs Of tile
Emperor, can only he uerlul To the enemies OF ny
government As iurnlsiihs tfonhl ioI ud ntni that
We cannot admit You etpr'ss scntncuts OF hatred
and rsucor which are no louger our duty, be able
70 apply to thu present time The idea Ol III" Emperor
II IL Lroes-Ar' 10 have ptsot through the teN'etfRs
aud the resp nsibihN Yi prei Can We moreover
pisinies A. - are, ieal' estimate at It. tue value"
the grCa historical figure Of NspO eoui standing to-
10 colossal statue Te are pow les 10 take In H."
.tiikes our view But that which 10 clear to all the
world IT, thnt 70 prevent ansIchy, that formidable en-
emy of true liberty, the Empe or had 10 estabiih
st In hir family and then ni HE government, that
sey.Ie die. .pliue udu tins but one vii and Que Nc
tion. cannot heneeioith deVlAte hoh the sAhe rue
vi conduct"
This rcbuLe called out the following;
"sILt-In consequence Of your maiesty's letter, Of
the 23d Instant ana 1T pIliica'on IN the MoSrEth
| resign my post Vice rTe-ideul OF the rryy oouu
cI, and Prosident OF the Commission Of the niyoIsa
Exhibition. Receive, sin, the honlse, and the pro-
found aud respectful attachment with which remain
cry devoted cousin,
NAroLEos JEROME"
lis asserted that the Princes real fault vas in
the present delicate oriss Of .he Mexican question,
hs sloriyins in the Monroe doctrine he feeling per-
suaded that the consequence Of the restoration Of tho
ID.n wonld be- the utter npossibility of prolonged
FIer IN occupation Of Mexico without fear of war
The LoNpoS DAILY NEWf, taking this view. says;
Undertaken at time when he counted upon the
di. upton OF the United StGtes and the establish
ineut " 4 slave empire IN the south NJ one moment
a religious crusade, At another 4 gambling fpecula.
ton, halt dream OF empire and hall scheme OF
The ourse IL ouy when II had cot thirteen mill
lions sterling aud thirty thousand livou, Wien II be-
came necessary 10 chOOse betseen the dirhOnor of
ertng In his utmost need the sonerous dupe Who
had accepted hi. patronsge aud the danger OF sup
porting all Austrian archduke By permanent ssTt'-
sons and iucesssnt oans aud moFal guarantees In
defiance n the reiterated protests Of public opinion
throughout rance, aud of incscuGble contingencies
looming In America II was only when an indtpen-
dent French Journal declared 1t would be- cheap 20
pay the Emperor hA1mnian twenty millions ster-
lug, and have done with him and HE emp. e. that
the I'm ~ ror began understand the srniiciuco u
hr oSn prophetic saying Ces "a btus CROSSE dHdre
Napoleon tor thinking 80 tOo.
Neither the MoslTsuRnor the semi-ofhcsl journals,
the Coss1lruuosSEL aud PAYS take any notice Of
the Prince Napoeon's letter 10 the Emperor resign
ing the Vice. Presidency Of the Prvy Council and the
Presidency OF the Universal Exhibition. The PArRIE
ventures 20 give IT, hut ~ a quotation nom The
iRLhsI, and in small pint, m II IL were a locunenk
Of small Importance.
Tho London GLOBE says;
The Emperor Napoleon has done strong thing
but that is nothing new In his political career lie
hAs publicly and severely censured his cousin Jerome
The recent spec Of that Prince At AiAcciO mas at
traced attention from al sides IL Appeared In iu In
one french ionrnal itwAs atogethet excluded I. ON
the NoStIIUL No one knew ,IlCty what 10 mako
Of IT, fUt hila IL lnau ed in that sGtTavagant lhnda-
tiOu VI the Flrst Nnpo con - hIch 10 The orthodox
ce d. At loss Of the bonapartists It set forth some
pre- Is stih democratic We've; aud what more IN
torsnt ii conta nea sentiments plainly hostile to the
policy Of The Emperor on tho American continent.
riiy c,rIrEl Oh DAVIS.
Tie London TIM says
"The capture OF Davis may prove either iOrtu-
natg or a fatal success for the noyernLnD Mt Of tho
ni'ed states, II IL be vewed merely "A the crus
pg triumph Ot the Har, and AZ Cv4ence leiOrc tho
ace Of the world that thc lac spark oi organzel in
suri ion hat been unsulshed on the soil OF lho
republic. TIE ey, IA. uAy cOudult ma crih 10 the
If IrpaUtut