The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03
Our Paris C0rrespOndencc.


feeble mitators.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, March Is, 1851.
Departure Of the american Mnis,er-C Change II FEELING IN
Rsord 10 Sscesspn--The Case Of the american Bona
poSt-7he Neto Opera House, Legitimate French
at,e--1dnnhauser-IAea theatrical and M.sical, de-
The American Minister, Mr. Faulkner, has taken pas
sage for himself and family and will leave here during
the first part OF next month Vii gina Mr. Faulkners
resignation sent in short time since, vas to take ELECT
when Virginia seeded, but was accompanied with the
request that his successor should be appointed ana
he relieved from the duties OF his Office as soon
could be. IF his successor does not arrive pre-
vious to tic time for his departure he viii leave
the legation in the charge Of Mr. Walsh, the score.
tary-a man Of no experience in diplomatic az
fairs and who would be hardly able to cope with Mr..
Yancey, who IL is probable win be sent here
Commission from the Confederate Under these
circumstances becomes the duty Of the President II
he has not already done it, TO fill the mission with
able, efficient diplomat, and send HIM here as soon
possible, for there viii be work for hun 70 do The pas
cage of the Morrill, tariff bill has bad wonderful eieo'
upon the OF the French press in relation to Ameri
can affairs The influence of tie almighty dolllr s not
confined entirely the United States, and the probability
or the success Of a system which will Amos! entirely
exclude French manufactures from our country Is OF
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,ural interests of France than the abstract question
Of the right of secession, the question OF
very. IN fact IL this bin has received the signature
Of the President It will prove, 50 far as France and
gland concerned perfectly suicidal policy on the
part Of our government. The Southern confederacy,
with free ports, Will be received with open arms and
her independence recognized in few weeks from this
time If she Sends the right kind of representatives here
Ihefact is that public sentiment here is rapidly changing
upon this entire question. The rglorous flight OF Old
Abe from Harrisburg to Washington Is severely and
scientifically commented upon by OF the journals.
let the South send along her commissioners, aad lei
Old Abe send out his minister as quickly as may be-
The Bonapare Patterson Gaze is IL is said TO be
opened appeal Madame Patterson alleges
that she left in Baltimore important papers,
that they might be taken from her, and which
would fully establish the fact that her marriage
tracted IN good faith her part This has been al that
and or desir ed to prove rs to win
npg the suit they bad hope u it, bit have sim
mails evidence which would remove from Captain Bona
Larte, who officer in the French ruiy and whose
future lot is cast in France, the stain of Legitimacy lie
Is very popular here, and since the commencement OF
these proceedings has been than hon in Pa
is In addition TO his pay, Captain Bonapate has an IN
come aloNed bun by his grandmother OF twenty six
thousand francs year, and, these fine sunny spring
Afternoons may be driving his PAIR fast horses
attached 10 his American buggy in the Champs Ely sees
The report OF the jury upon the plan for the
new Opera House has been published, ana 10 award
any, they recommend that the successful competitors be
allowed 10 compete again hoping that the result OF their
experience observation would be 10 produce from
among them acceptable plan The failure OF the
chiieCs do this been the means OF Ievivng the
discussion TO the propriety of placing the Opera
House upon The ground which has been selected
Bouey ,rd des Capucines, opposite The Rue dc Ia pax,
and it is not unlikely that the site may be changed
The Butte MonGs where the O7era Housa would be
further removed from noise and hustle, aud where its
erection would havethe effect to remove pie Of mean,
uIsjghty bulldogs, and barrow, 6lthy streets wthia
five minutes walk OF the BOuleyardg
II is said that 1t is intended to erect theatre
in the Louvre, at which snail only DO repre-
Francois; and that while here Cornelte, Racine No
nere Regnsud ana Narvaux shall lind a nome tho
present medic Francaise sIa be reserved or the pro
ductit ns Of living French authors
After six months preparation, twenty rehcarsals and
law suit Wagners Iannhauser' presented for tho
at the opera Wednesday evening" The reseen
Is elegant and the opera is mounted in most
ceert st but do believe that the emusic Of the
future will take with the ParssDs, who Will al ways pre-
fer the melodies Of Benih Auber, Rossni and Donz It'll
hauser very noisy and in his respect out Verds Yer
d. The audience in the frat representation quite
thussstc, However, ana gave the opera good recep
tion The Emperor assisted at the frst performance,
At the Itacns they have been doing "Marta AT the
Porte saint Martin the "Ped dc Mouton' has nearly
reached It's two hundredth representation. At tho
Comeoic Fran, Auger's COMEDY of tho Edrontes,"
which at rs rel, cted, az was only permitted To be
pla, cd by express orders OF the Empcror still draws
cruwdcd house every night The Ambigu has brought
cut new sensaon piece which some Of your center,
al Ange de slinut, and is full OF interest and "stun
rmg" II, cts.
The Machiso Sisters have gone to Brussels and for the
next year have engagements in London and Berlin Rs
vel the great comedian 81 the Palace Royal has just
cred into three years engagement at ST. Petersburg TO
play rcn,hs in the year. at salary OF 20 600 francs
. year. Legouve's play, the Malone de fArt,i In
which Rirto appear in French is in active prepare
tiun at the Oceon
PARIS, March Is, 1861.
freedom Of Speech n, Paris-7hc Corps LegislG,f AID
Stnote and Their Sl-eteys-Rumored Discovery Of
Secrt Socey TO Assassiaote Ncpc,en-orOsrion Bond
farisn--7he Emperor and Pope, DC
This is the Of qs,d nuncs Tongues, whose strings
have chain cables, suddenly feed from their
moorirgs only within the walls or the legislature
but without them Also Every cafe, saloon boudoir and
opera sale s redolent Of political talk. Paris has got
new pleasure and like child, If IL could
have enough OF it, Then there are the alarmiss, who
predict age Of sesms and think that all this envous
gable foreshAdows not revolution, at lea another
cup eot when the Emperor must, per force annhlae
the rock he has struck only to bring forth bitter waters
For my own part have no fellowship with those who
are holding up their hands in dsmay at what they hear
and see II certainly evident enough that France
FAR s ever being ripe for that para nentary GO
vernment which, perhaps, ia as unsutei to the
character Of the people the political institution
on which It is grated. But there two things
worthy of observation which, perceive pretty &c.
neraly lest sight Of those are, the windy nature or
many OF the written harangues which NJ Pitcher and
others trumpet forth pro bono ppico and next the bye.
play which secretly being carried behind the scenes
and which often gives the sembncc reality where all
is hollow and Yotienness.
The Trenchman, with few exceptions, has not yet &C
quired the debating power OF England tho United
States lie brings his sheets Of manuscript his pocket
and the after exhibiting this he has caught
the speaker eye the Interest OF the assembly vanishcs
| Now and then, when, as in NJ, Pitchers sase the
speaker excessively PERSONAL certain degree OF ex
cittment Is reused, but nothing really galvanzs
written document with the young life of an impromp,u
Grafton Many orations apparently inpromp,u which
are in nothing q the kind but skifl artist can
conceal The labor he has privately bestowed upon his
speech by what in the British House Of Commons are
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