The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-02

make mutual concessions to each other and hope BY
the clearness Of my 20 bring them round
Churehesf That will be the big problem The repab
Sa bubble sIa s SS
would be declaration of war against the whole Of
wars Of religion The Question VITAL and might PC
50 Tor the republic that cannot believe that
publican II NAV be.
The Rerue PoiitiQue vouches that the report OF
this conversation Is substantially, ir Lot verbally
accurate. The Journal de Paris, however, cannot
bring itself 10 believe that II can be true, as the
language put into NJ Theirs mouth would be sin
consistent with that he made use OF when elected
10 his post at Bordeaux. He then declared that he
would keep perfectly neutral between all political
none, and leave France free to choose the govern
mcnt she preferred. NJ. Theirs conduct has been
since August last and the report OF the Rerue Poll
Que is at all events strictly probable, Ii 1t be not
true.
Ia French View OF the Suppieme nj nj
Treaty.
NJ. John Lemoine writing in the Journal des
Debdts OF Friday after recting the explanations OF
the English Ministry concerning the proposed sup
Elementary treaty In respect OF the indirect claims
says-
must In mind that the convention only
constitute general iaicrnatlonal principle We must ad
Of Inc Who oS % be able 10 regard
irresponsible account of the immense extent Of their
mi pa"ed for The ABOLITION abe pr prasef1s
Gsy ACCEPT saSw s M hS
in reality they viii obtain the ,sstaeiishment
1s @ % sSs be Sc
cn Ia on III II By err Sr
yion occasions expairei that the Executive power IN
The United States has not rs has in Eneland the right
rcqu,rSd 70 ra spsn arrnngemsnts i was "a the
paners SINS time Inc. and iii that BODY which now ill.,
cepted the English propositions since he has transmiitd
to n the sns 'n, e nl M ssrep
thirds d the votes is requisite i cannot be denied
in both Houses OF Parliament, which separated without
entering into discussion upon the subject and not
press which the government felt bound to acknowledgc
it cannot be denied that the public mind Of England is
very much annoyed hurt and humiaed by the general
which may be discovered In the sharp and bitter words
which his social position, age and great ct
surprised II Lord Ru-sels speech should reach tho
United States before the vote of the Senate has
ing q The ssuing Of which The Americans have been
guilty Lord Russell said that swlndler pckpocke
lever, had worse terms applied to him than those
Lord RUSSELL whose patience is evidently exhausted de-
clared that Immediately after the reassemblng Of Par
lament he will renew his motion, and will continue TO
renew Ii long the American demand has not been
categorically withdrawn; and he concluded 1.-The
appears to be between the honor Of the
President Of the United States For my part prefer
the honor Of Her Majesty prefer the honor and reputa
General Grant" General exception has been taken to
Lord Russes language having been too strong but 1t
matte question then nothing is concluded. The Anerl-
can reply may arrive on any day. at any hour; ap,
t treaty which was prcmaturely boosted Of cannot
fail to be FOR England an unfortunate affair