The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-26

PARIS, Nov. 3, 1854
Opinions ~ The French People aoiih Regard to the
Soule Observation-Disclosures in ,chicL the Pierce
Cabind is held Abroad-Dfr Mason put on his
Msttis-dGairs in Spain Ministerial Dissen-
sions-O Doansn Forming Party in Opposition
10 Esl'o,'tro--T The Loss Of the Arcic--Ndrror
Escape 81 Tie Polx, &c, &c.
TIE mcst absorbing question bsfore the gay
monde. which is pow every day augmcntng in the
streets and saoous Of the capital Is the in
which America will be disposed 20 receive the pro-
bibition placed on the personal freedom of her am
bsssador TO the court OF Madrid. As have devoted
particular attention to the vari dis ussions which
are 50 constantly occurring, ami have had msny
opportunities Of hearing the opinions of parties in
nuential alike by their station and talent, shall
freely repeat 10 you the result, even though in
doing no should have the appearance of endorsing
opinions calculated to disturb in some measure the
amour pro7ws Of your readers. But l take an
erroneous view Of what the HERALD requires in its
correspondents II / do not suppose that it demands
ffom them ths truth, the whole truth and nothing
but the truth, as It appears to them, and not CON-
muncstions prepared and seasoned for particular
tastes and desires. Thus 1t Is that the leading
journal of America Is enabled to form often more
than many OF our most influential organs and, by
opening its leaves freely to evidence Of every descp
don. Is able TO deliver judgment often satisfas
tory abrc ad AZ II 10 a. home.
A. from Paris radiates pubic opinion throughout
France, go the circumstan q Of several AmeIi,an
families, distinguished not less by their urbanity
intelligence, and profase hospitality than their
puiT cey expenditure, being permanently resi- lent
In the capital. has given birth to American tone
IN 20 iety, which can only be compared to the
popularity no largely engrossei by the Russians
before the breaking out Of the present hostitiss.
The higher English families. sincs the communi-
cation between the two countries has been no ma
terialy shortened, have ceased TO FIX their abodes
here. During their sojoum. they inhabit hotels,
and are continually passing fro country to the
other. With he Americans II must Of course be
Otherwise, and therefore The best houses are nov
principally ocsup ed by them. Toe consequence is,
America IL very much where England used to be-
that h. she d the rich foreigner Of France and At
the same time she Is emancipatcd from all those
ieslom srtipsthes which. however hiddsn, have
never cessed 10 exis. towards the Englishnan.
AneFicsn citizens, therefore, form an integral por
iion of The bsas .msnds Of France; every door is
fung wide open 20 receive them io places not
inmsdissely accessible 10 the Eagl,sh, and ths
general French feeling has secDet to be, that
while the good understanding betweou France and
Ergiand might, AZ ssy' hour, be invaded. that
any interruption between france and Amefics was
impossible Asd repeat, the .princcly hospitality
aud refined nsn nass a some Of ths leading families
a. sbe United esssss. wto hsve Purcsassa frssholds
hsxe ana inhss4s richly fnmixhed and injurious
sessss hss bsss grvasiy instssmeasst in promoting
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