The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-20

socumeu,s notably . petition brothers OF sc,o,v
Lodge No q, chhcohe, Ohio, United States 10 the effect
Orient OF France. which is refused them by the Grand
Of s oa under wno one snhspSy they
placed sscona 70 establish that this eonmander
brothers represeq!ed By The Grand Orient OF France
the undersigned and other brothers communication
under The great Masonic oreat East which
do with Masonry At ALL frenchman else. whatever
Masonic penalties having nierceded in favor the
American brothers which undersgned has protested IN
same penalties under the jurisdiction If the United states
where he Is at presents and from whence he appeals TO the
u the UNDERSIGNED has been deemed worthy reply to the
above mentioned petition July the mouth OF His
Majesty 1t has not been transmitted to him with the neces
The undersigned is with most profound respect Your
very faos soq MELoHIoR
COLUMBUS, Ohio. United States August 20, 1864
present residences OF the petitioner Is Columbu
There are other Masonic papers In the mass from
which ] choose these; but the above are sufficient
correspondence OF this class and to show also that
the Masonic fraternity, which cut such queer caperS
In the recent revolt IN Paris mas It's active agents III
America-a fact worthy the serious thought OF our
people.
Next to this find some queer points of Southern
REASONS THAT MIGHT NOT CONVINCE THE AUTHOR
OF THE COUP D'ErAr
Imperial Majesty very superior on large
81 70 o a T sn Sa ness ns VIII
from the ci tina. in the course Of an audience VIII which
The campaign then IN IN Virginia and
y Ss ssSS
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The "nd.r.isned trusts h. he may be pareoned
himself Of This occasion 70 make @ ,sssys 70 the
h OF VIII itself in new
aspect before the world. 1885,. - ,.., pr..,s.r. q,
accordance with the forms Of the constitution and foreign
him. All viii changed Mr. Lincoln viii claim to
Be President Of the United States. while eleven Of the
To hsagacious and mind Of the Emperor
any attempt 70 develop this de. would be superhuous Il
Offered TO the Of a MAJESTY on s hypo n,
policy heretofore by France toward the
The undersigned tenders HIS Imperial Maesty the hon.
age Of The respect with which ne Las the honor to
pAns 1885, ana JOHN
The little reference to the iustnous historian OF
Caesar reads oddly since We have heard OF Sedan
But the diplomacy OF Shdell was certainly slipshod
AFFAIR, and We could not expect his natery TO keep
Its navor in such changeabie times as we live in.
Above we see: him presenting TO the Man of Decem.
Der an argument founded upon abstract political
We have an argument indicating THAI the great
diplomatst could not see the difference between
THE UNITED STATES AND PERU.
Memorandum which, at the instance OF Mr.. Moe
guard, Mr.. Slidell has prepared for submission TO
the Emperor, and which Mr.. Sllde begs MIR. Moe
guard to present. with his most profound respects
Virgins. referred IN inc despatch from London when
evening, than contained in the accompanying slip
s s. M Ss R R
tina. n such was expected Leave an Eng
left Greenock 1t very probable that consequence
Of beer .s@ she ma find
respectfully represents that he confidently trusts that the
given afford and iaslity for
rnss " the OF Of
French people, the friendly sympathy which
@ as The sS 's 1f
GI @ o Ss r aM o 81
Lnsand m very rigid on the subject OF equppng and arming
fasan. have been the violation Of her municipal
yond her territorial limits tie offence is puged and fur
proof Of This assertion he refers to the cases of the Ala.
bama and Florida Conederae cruisers built ana in great
ted various English ports repaired dana
and been supplied with luel and provisions.
service of beiserent violation OF neutrality
equally accorded 10 the other
AS ine underssnea informed no special legislation
eierate federal government may without violation Of
municipal public law freely build and equip In France
About The lsss the Chilean government then being a.
poses by Arman the well known constructor at Bor
PerSriaa Mnser & Paris he made formal
% no the n required S, the
.hs vas that the sailing Of the ship would be
!Taity ,nasmaeh as wa. 10 build EQUIP in
s All in C: % s
a French crew. and delivered to the Chilean govern
i has S
high standing a. ns ~ h Nv y to m Ana' ana has
Dfse 6s. the honor 70
concusivey that notwithstanding the occupa
eo o the ooesaae s neaecsive at various ports The
st OF vessels running the blockade w1n e as 1--WE or
The undersigned having already, on than
invited the attention of the imperoIs government to
this question and submitted BIS gsTs IN sss VIII not
PAEis.. april Is, 1863. 10 Rue Mar,cnan.
MORE ANCIENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REFERRED TO
IN THE MEMoRANDuM OF MR.; sLIDELL
PARIS Hole! du Helder, Feb. 10 1858.
Hon joins sLpELL Confederate states Commissioner to
with some acs relative to the supply Of wa mase to the
sses as army the 9
war only agent of the Confederate states
smy supplies rom Europe No preparation whsever
n S5 sa there
private establishments In the country at the breaking out or
supplied from abroad The plan Of operations has the
most par been 20 e them 10 "a
drsught and generally Of good speed from,
Chaeaon and Wilmington and in all cases have run IN sue.
30 long voyse is very considerabe the qualities
CURED for are 80 from those re
economical to transship at an in,ermsdia.e port
States being disposed to
private enterprise. OF late however, the demands of
the been all kinds of supplies that,
previous 10 received from the Northern Saies
that the loaded their
with merchandise for ordinary consumption, preferng the
sale OF such articles the
fregbs paid BY the Confederate States government
The government therefore taken the question OF trans
Ito hands. Untl this plan
neuced received accounts OF the TRANSPORTATION OF
plies and Bermuda cannot therefore, fur
with information that would ike
the OF sailing and OF the several
the blockade with Confederate States
| government stores on board.
state the OF the steamers that have
| been used They follows Steamers Herald
Leopard Nashville Nassau Kate, Cecie, Giraffe Corneiis
Miesho Columbia Other have between
Charleston and Wilmington and bermuda and Nassau The
above, the only board which there
| has been Confederate states government property.
OF the the Columbia has been fallen In with Mt
few hours from Nassau by vessel OF the
United states not, however, belonging to the bockadins
squadron Columbia has since been recaptured by the
Confederate forces on the North Caroline
The Nassau unnecessarily given up when she was In
pursuing ship, actually within hail OF the
tentries q Wilmington 1t 10 generally believed that the