The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, March IS, 1854.
French Enthusian for The Wdr-7ne Preparations made
BY tie London 7imes-St. Petersburg Aanifeso-False
Report Of the Morning Herald-sir Charles Napie's
Flag Shp-T1e Guides-Banner for the Csdr-RecaH
@M de TwYot-Combised Fleets in tie Black Sea-
Verses 10 tie Empress dc.
The enthusiasm and excitement which hitherto have
seemed to be limited to the other side Of the Channel 10
gradually producing unmstakeable effects on this.
The Cars mocking allusion to the disasters OF
1912, the happy diction in which Napoleon has
clothed his various communications, always indirectly
intended for the French people, matter to whom ad
dressed the bel-hs seasonabe Identification
of the Legislative Assembly with HIMSELF as the selected
OF the people, when that body accompanied him en- ase
to the psacetheir assent to the loan and now the
new and socialsc mode of raising the loan indicating
30 much sympathy for and trust in the massesa are
events which are daily producing fruits which one
better than Napoleon will know how to take advan-
tage of.
The business like movements among the military the
stirring hustle which indicates the approach OF &C
tive hostiities have visbly operated change in the
manners of those who love le streets and the market
placesr War songs and chants are at all corners
offered for sale, and find ready purcha sers
And nothing more striking to foreigner than the
acute manner in which persons who allowed the rudi
mentsry elements of education discuss the subject Of
Prussia should hold aloo and Austria should trim and
hesitate seem no mystery to these folk and the
sons they assign would do dscredt to many who claim
crea;t for more than ordinary political sagacity.
The London Times in expection of important events in
the Black Sea dispatched agent to Marees to SUI
nerntend telegraphc dispatches &c 1t may give your
some idea Of the expenses to which this journal
uts itself to obtain information, when they know that
its correspondent here receives 81 900 year. besides
the accommodation Of large and extensive ohces-thas
he il assisted by others, who receive each, f3oo
yearand that for first copy, such as, perhaps the
Emperors speech TO his Chambers they give SEQ and
s1Oo.
Tho article or manifesto published from ST Peters
h,r con;e. Of which you viii doubtless receive by the
aame mail which brings you this has had no effect on
Tho public mind here beyond producing belief in the
shakiness of the Autocrat.
II does indeed strange that man, whose repu
tation for astuteness certainly not undeseryed
ahould lay himself SO thoroughly open as he does 1t I
very probable that before long the English Cabinet vii
favor the world with the wttcn evidence OF his gooc
faith which he accuses it Of possessing and which IT
well known is nothing than an unofficial CORES
pondence between Sir Horace seymour ana the Enghst
Cabinet in which the Emperor of Russa's views OF thu
Acknowledgement Of Turkey was by his special desire pu
forward, and peremptorily repudated by the Foreign
Minister. then Lord John Russell. II was Ia January
1853. 49,, ,.u.,, = -.
on thai Kalefat was taken and the garrison massacred
Nv The Russians excited such intense interest that the
government was obliged TO pacard the walls in all parts
Sf the town with the contradiction. But the feelings
stirred up were slow TO die away It was the Morning.
Herald commonly spoken OF in England as MY 1rand
mother which published the spurious letter OF the
Duchess of Orleans on the fusion.
lord speeches at the Napier banquet have
delighted the French Everything connected with the gu
nc feet for the Baltic is full Of attraction to them But
from what said the other day about the
on board the flag ship the Duke OF Wellington, oeheye
fbev think the fleet lie manned by devils In human guise
The sotsh brutality Of the English soldier and sailor Is
terrible blot the national character and no doubt the
men of Sir Charles Napiers ship have been selected
more for their Ere eating than their moral qualifications
The Duke Of Cambridge Lord Raglan, and several OH
GERS OF distinction viii arrive here the 2lst en- route
10 the Fast Great preparations being made to re-
the Duke OF the Tucries. Lord Raglan will be at
the gyitah Embassy. The Duke Of SAKE G0tha oct oat