The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27
Our Paris CORE

PARIS Oct. IL, 1861.
Prince Napoeons Yacht Voyage from Newfoundland Il
Bres-Qaick Tine for Impeialism--7he Orleans Com.
missions aud The Royal Prnces-The Division rciA Eno
land and is Influencing Causes, dc, dc.
must to you the arrival Of Prince Napoeon
and suite Paris His Hghncss yacht made the passago
from Newfoundland TO Brest in six days and a har-ave
raging fourteen miles hour. report Is circulating
here that he forwarded proposition tho Emperor
apropos Of the North, which is most important What
1t may be, or what it, tendency Is, as yet saw
IL il asserted hero that tho recognition the Northern
cause by the Orleans princes will initiate against the
Lincoln government here. do not believe this On tho
contrary, the Emperor Napoleon will more than ljkelv
h stem to show decided friendship for a government
that might else lend helping hand at some day not dis
tant to the dethroned Orleans family
The princes will dare assert prove valuable acnuis
tons General NcCleans staff had the pleasure Of
seeing the Duke de Chartres in Italy during the last cam
paign and observed how much he esteemed by his
fellow officers the Sandman army owing to his a,lable
AMI kind manner. He behaved with great bravery when
engaged, and will surely meet while among American
soldiers and officers with the respect and kindness due TO
his rank and gentlemauly good nature.
You will perceive that England is and more pulling
away from France Lord, or rather Earl Russell has an
nounccd that England would not interfere in Mexioo
Now three weeks ago it earnestly desired by the
ST. James Cabinet that France and England should mite
in Intervention in Mexico Decidedly the e,s,ente
cordia,e is weakening France will at send six more
fgates the Gulf Of Mexico Their names are given and
the officers appointed to the chief command
The Idrie of this evening announces queer fact II
says:-'sonce have to signaze a turning around
of the London Times upon the same subject But short
time tho Times gave all the strength Of its pen to
the Northern States OF America it has espoused the
Of the South What such papable down.
right untruth mean9 cannot solve It, limo will show
perhaps. The readers OF the Patrie, who will remem
the quotations it has freely made from the articles
OF the Tones unavorable to the United States govern
ment, will, / dare say, BIO as much puzzled as
l am at an assertion that is almost too absurd
to have been mado without some hidden cause
have just read the London Post an attack upon tho
Orleans princes for having espoused the cause of the
No tn The of Lord Pamerson being also to the ex
tent cam the organ " de Posigny no one here will be
astonshcd to nnd serving the cause Of the French
Minister Of the Interiors hatred against the Orleans "a
miy Eng,ishmen WILL dare say, feel but little respect
for such attack upon the brave princes who obeyp
the impulse of their chvarouS nature following out
the purcst bon sang peut e'r, serving the
Of independence against tho rebellion The Duke dc
Charities has already fought for Italian independence that
h. should wish do for American independence
but proves that no is mpelled by noble and well sus
tanned principles.
In France the effect Of the recognition by the Orleans
princes the Of the Union has had the immediate
effect of turning the sympaes Of largo portion the
people in favor of the North and thus may be said that
their course of action important and far reach
Ing one that will greatly affect the movements OF the
government regards its action towards tho United
States.
PARIS, Oct II, 1861.
Ind fbs
Paris and Hasten TO Compegne--ETec. Of the Oreanist
Support Of the Union dc.
Prince Napoleon and the Princess Cohde arrived last
eight In Paris, and Immediately proceeded TO Compecne
70 see the Emperor. Their voyage Brest was rnost
successful one the speed averaging thirteen miles an
hour and the weather throughout charming ca yub
30 that not even the Princess sea sick
Every one is interested here in the news tha tho Cow,
de Paris and the Duo de Chartres had placed their
at the disposal Of the Union. OF course the motive for
doing so is sharply canvassed. should say that the In
ference now generally drawn is that an acknowledgment,
of the South ON the part OF Napoleon i
ointment The Count dc Paris with his brother secipo
this has, while drawing his sword in the Legitimate
cause Of law and order, at the same time paced himself
" direct antagOnsm to the family VII eli Il 8suruin "a
sht ~ ueheves himself 70 inherit II ills cr4n8.a hor
ahe Doei very prevalent that Prince Napoleon report