The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

PAhIs, March y, 1851.
stpsi5rt,g Of he Hectlfs 6orrcspontrsc-ur. co5den
and the Fssaoh rrcatg7he Debats IN the crps Lsgis
fa,,f-In,J0rtom Spsoth II H. Jules Ftrye, a., dc
50 lar back as July, 1ss0 1t the III luck Of your
Paris correspondent bring down upon himself amsst
On ayasUchc Of vituperatioa from every Eng sh news
uapsr because he ed to record ou nal wha:
ss te med the plain speaking of Ar Golden about the
respective positions OF Engand and France The New
YORK BEsArD correspondent became byword and re-
nolch for he had rumpeted to the other side OF the
Atlantic some news which not generally kuiwn on
tbis Mr. Cobden himself for reviving the punish
ent Of tie pilory for this delinquency aud the English
declared the crime he had been guilty OF was essen
TALLY American.
Now it surely will be permitted to remark that men in
Mr. Cobdens POSITION except in the strict privacy of
their mes relations not entitled to the privileges
or common individuals rhey have, rs well by their
tastey as abilities conrved TO stand out from the
,dnary ranks OF men, to believe themselves Inspired to
,essh SUI guide aud change the world II such men, in
railway carrisge club or public meeting, such as
that held in Paris last year. celebrating the anniversary
of American ndep sndence express their opinions about
public events u, there IL privacy in the mat
ter nsr il any intended. They encouraged 10 talk on
- ccdro by the humble listener not because he has no
objections raise but becsuse of the public fame they
have acquired and what they say he receives public
whole yort To suppose Mr. Cob len has any right TO be
surprstd at being reminded Of sentiments he has let
au 10 tbcse setting BY bis side public meeting Is
therefore an absurdity; and I am myself sincerely
eoced hat have had opportunity OF anticipating by
,cme urc mouths the language with which Just now he
has addressed from his Agerne abode the Mayor of Lei
Ccstsr.
N Ia, eighth paragraph Of this letter he repeits all
that oimer,y published about those interested parties
IN Fngatd Yho FOR purposes OF their own, were stima-
,tt,a gotri able srmaucns7 viii tte French Emperor
sud rrouch people giving whatcverfor sus
cius &C ans thin bul pacific intentions at must not
se ia, gotten he says, 'st those rutfo speakers and
,enr,ai s,s who, without fact 20 astfy thsnfor
,n. ead uot wait for the facts--chargod the French
soverpfoett with deliberate decepticns and trelchery
teUnrs nc In tie affair OF the treaty. the same per
o,s who have necessarily proclaimed the hostile Gesgns
ebc government upon poace aud security who
accused Il N having made Formidable naval preparations
Who arc forever discovering ts plrs aud conspracies
sgrst our ntcross all parts o the world AID their
- sations arc idss ss tlc entitled TO credit 10 the one
ga tSc-ac, ~ reht, Mr. CJbdei At the American Ind.
nns.,c 70 meet NJ IN PARIS, acGuse1 lrince hDert Of
i, M the volunteer system for purely German pr.
poser en- tue Enelsh ars' cracg WIN 2 aer,s " Pre- re
aooltcu'. connection which had SO happily pIeservel
place between The members OF the great Ia
na,ter Of fnct the recent speeches in the French
repislaure sy certainly be referred TO for the amopnt
az nttlopa corJiaity Nc bjcn has begotten by MS
treaty iii fevoF Of England; and u Only requires slcn
communication az ! have lAtey bal an opportuuty oi
making hi recent visi'e to England with sae5nen
Of al psites and the ading men commerce. 10 pe con-
vii that IL England tho teay not valued ~ Tue pcc
OF The pspsr which 10 s nscribed while IN France u rs
spoken with intensity OF hatred conformahe 10 the
national row mn'ledness in all matters commercial
in Fng'and Is bcd TO be simple cxpcdieut for gaining
tine while the Emperor has been gradually nursing his
favors scheme OF ultimately making southern Italy
snpe appendare, H not integral portion OF Francs.
AZ Nt 4.ftR ttra. 0tnoN faa
Trercn people IL really 50 nnnitcssmql 10 be au ,s
ns iu have always eudeayore 10 show how distinctly
,hs 4 the contrary in Frances and do not sp,ak like
Wr Cobder from experience OF fifteen months, bat
~ amsst as many years have no hesitation In stating
e,r hslicf 10 bc that up to tho present time the
u the last forty i've years has only
,re.sss tbe national antipathy against Engshmen aud
England gepcrey. lord Palmofston, lord y Rlsscll,
"a nerl,x and lord Nametbury, men ~ wholly oppo
~ r.,,,ss know from the best Of all evidence, are
beoming rcre and convinced that long aud terri
be rugrlc m lst eventually break ont between Tho two
,scn'e. nm 10 use the words OF the hrst men'Jnel
,o,.snap aFr,ry aaditioa4 three months peace is
,,,ali, ea.IeJ j Erg, tnf -. .,- -
ma animated eiscns,ioa WHICH has recently tlSsg