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Foreign news — recognition.
We have dates from England to the 31st of May. It appears that the question of recognition was again exciting the public, or rather the newspaper public.
How much further the matter goes than the mere speculation of journalists we do not know, and there is really nothing to enlighten us upon the subject.
Mr. Mason had gone to Paris.
His appearance there had given fresh excitement and new capital to the quid nuncs. They infer that there is added strength to the reports of the "approaching recognition of the Southern States." The Paris correspondent of the London Herald says that the great difficulty was "the stubbornness of a part of the British Cabinet." Nevertheless, he thinks France will lead the way, and "the rest of Europe will not be slow to follow."
It was alleged that Messrs. Mason and Slidell were presenting the cause of the Confederacy on the Continent with renewed energy.
The lying Yankee bulletins about the fall of Vicksburg