The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26
Our Paris Correspondence.

ASica1 Polihes az Feuer Heigt-rhe Movement Aeains
A-1soo-A General Canvas " The TUo Ques,ions-14
fashionable Incenpe Englands Dislike Of the Union
5Ae Ladies Of Bain Jealous Of tie Splendid Display
AMERICAN Beauty in Europe-No Semi O6cial Press IL
1Saace-Napoleon and the Pope DC.
There is considerable fever obtaining here in consc
sssncs Of tho last from your shores People who's
thoughts are ever on the alert respecting tho grand co
which they fancy must inevitably hefa the prssen
sned Of France and England-forsooth to say It
aothg more-immediately make political capital In re-
gard to and OF Whatever thing appears.
All tho world talking OF tho position the United States
has determined 10 take up with respect Mexico For
The Union 10 fling down tho glove in the face Of France
England and Spain, with tho rebel South all armed
fsy st its doors, appears to be such gigantic
hardhood that men COMPOUNDED. No one supnoses
hat the facts borne the face of such decision
Bat what is it that lies behindY Then it Is that you see
booming through the haze Of mems opinions something
Ike the following
Tho North never intends . permanent. quarrel with
france. The alliance between Aner.ca never
really be rent asndcr. But bold stand such is now
contemplated against the interference Of EngLud and
France with the affairs Of Mexico, places America in
soble position before the chidreu II The republic MANY
rebeious OF the south will fae his heart beat with
forgotten patriotism when % thus sees lis fherlabd
standing .. bay before the foremost Powers the world
JAsro however something besides. May be the
object Of the North bring France and England before
oeS tlAt sue may the more eneCtualiy separate
them? The North cannot but know the frau texture
the band that untes these two edtary foes tia,
this is mover 80 likely TO be riven .nder both
parties aiemaing oray against Power which at any
moment may cast between Them the apple OF discosd.
France does not forget that the C2nadas standing
rcproach the honor OF her arms. Let hns,,tes b.,
determined with England, and the North can
possess herself OF these by COUP de man: and
the restoration II French Canada 10 her old a,m,on
would unite all France IN TO the side OF the Union
Then would break forth tho long threatened war Will.
England Thou America, with Franco by her side would
fall upon Ia rrfde Albion, and the present differences Of
she republic would sink into oblivion in general heav-
ing 70 and fro of nations that would take place Tho
North gees distinctly that without bold defiance
this sort mischief threatening her all sites Fnr.
land. with her hypocritical profc si1ns Of neutrality
simply means TO acknowledge the coDfcaa acy the IN
slant any beriIis the Nsrtb. Every lay her
journals teen with articles showing how her
suffers and must continue to suffer from want al The
cotton II the South and the she can IND u
decent TreteXt for nngng over the North she viii
hesitate 10 do so. The government Of the United
clearly pcrceivos her policy; but France u.cs with
her in it, tho President cannot break with her on liza,
score But in withstand.ng her Interference IN cxican
affairs even though she be joined with France Spaia
aMuch coveted opportunity will arise Of placing
state OF isolation.
Igve you these opinions just as hear them bronchial
among various classes. II nothing else they form at an
rate the absorbing interest that attaches 10 every move
you make It is quite impossible but that the eenu.
the United States England must operate On I'd,
national sympathies here. Every feels that the
present relations with England but rs linking Gym
balls, and really moan nothing THIN motives FOL
gaining time for better preparation for the nevilab'
struggle and that nationa! susceptibility strong
ly awakened among you the grand aud long expcctet
dcnoGcment seems at hand
II boots not 70 blink the matter. In England among
ali classes, parties and shades Of parties growing de
sire is evident crush tho North The arslocracy wh,
come here during cannot restrain their degh
al what they The middle classes have deeply
raortned by the growing supremacy Of America, anu
fAgsh women are eaton up with spito at the thought u
the superior charms Of their rivals from America per
Boil and toilet.
absurd aa this may seem, the eminent position uhich
c,isen ladies from the United States occupy ia al ~
1dp'dts o. Europe % The dpara9eHe az les lel'es Aacat
az ~ present tsre dopina America. The requisite TASTE
10 dress-incrlT In nothing To tho best toilets of
Paris-combned with deiicacy Of ,eatufo and com.
plexion unapproachable by either fruce or rncaud
has made deep impression the outinant and ths
women OF fngand, unable to gainsay IT, are lorcad 10
take refuge IN snecrs at the nasal speech OF thosc
wnoss superior Mraetons nave planted in their hearts
such indeiibe moftticstiops.
The Emperor hes been sorey puzzlng his eges by th,
compliments he has laioy been exchanging with The
Pope, the occasion d the nvestitafe az Cardinal
Billet the Archbishop OF Chlmbery, which ,o,l
place at Compicgne, with all the forms q high
ceremonial, the Empress assisting, and exhibit.
the faith Of which she is worthy a member
The Cardinal is In his seventy ninth year, and is III,
Of poor farmer Of La Chapso, in savoy. Up TO th
agc Of fifteen be iliteratc shepherd but clrcum
bringing him under the notice OF the Of TIN
village, he gave him instruction and al ths Of sevcn
teen die youth received into the eccasiastcal CO,
lege ut twenty he made professor Of thcoogy
at forty two bishop. AT ATTY seven he b came Arch
bishop o charnbory, anu has con denty hsle the
twenty-five years The Emperor, naturally anAious g
sh his interest 10 hs newly acquired pos ions
quested be Pope b. make the venerable Arcbhopa Car
dia, and Lis Hghness has done 50, much TO the degh