The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-28
THE AMERICAN REBELLION.
Our Paris Correspondence

PAIRS, July IL, 1861
Eject Of the War on American T,uas and Finonce--
Stampede Of City Notcbiis TO the Watering P7nces-A
Closer Auiance Of Napoleon 'uh RsSsiaEngiaads Dan
gTThe Emperor at vicly and Eugeaie al the Head Of
the Council Of State, dc.
houses in Paris are complaining sadly Of the
interruption to everything ike business the present state
of domestic strife s causing Bankers merchants and
commissioners whether OF Northern southern sympa
thy. all singing the dirgeul Tic only ap
pearance of life in their bureaus that caused by
the loud not say vocferous and passionate discussions
to the respective rights of the two parties which
tinuay assa the Sometimes the principals Of the
various establishments compelled to Interfere and to
insist the peace being kept in France If nowhere else
If this we're not is the when all leading
spirits a6ef-when vichy, 0iombourg Baden Dcpps
aud Bouogne have fairly extracted the heart Of Paris
still fear should have nothns tell you all common
surate with the stirring domestic incidents Of your time
We have many subjects interesting enough on the aps-
the Mres prosecution; the Sultans economic
FORMS the unmsakeabe desire OF Russia 10 draw closer
10 France the counter revolution process Naples
the civic plan of recreating the Par,henon Of Athens
the summit OF Mont Martrebut all fall into utter insight
Gclnce beside the absorbing anxiety with which the civil
strife OF America is watched aud criticised.
How thankfully would the best friends Of America
all this noble devoted to cause Of common patriot
| ISM
Apropos of still closer alliance between France and
Russia that Warsaw conference which will he still
fresh IN tine remembrance OF your readers memorandum
WIS drawn w by Russian unctonary, whose name has
not YET uanpred show ng after elaborate comparison
Of the various and powers nj other countries The
solid benefit which must accrue to Russia from the French
alliance founded alike the common interests Of France
and the peculiar character Of Napoleon III. Twenty five
copies OF this memorandum sent to the various chan
ceres but the thing done than the fupocy
of the act became apparent. aud an attempt was made
when too late to recall them The Presss has had the
good fortune 10 obtain one ef them and The bodness
10 publish It. II Is long but the gist may be re-
| duced 10 few wonis The French revolution, il
remarks was an absolute necessity in order 10 make Of
Franks with their federal tendencies with their
nonarchcal, and the Gauls with ner republican bias,
French society. Universal suffrage the great national
lever Of modern France is not unknown Russia whose
Emperor was IN the beginning tho result oi IT, Now Rus
STA desires complete absolute freedom IN the Black Sea-
On the Danube and in the Dardanees. The Csrpathians
! Tor her southwestern iroptersn &c, &c.
AS any assistance towards such object Austria and
Prussia are regarded nal England with all her viva
oous strength Is on the Of great transformation
Her great statesmen are fast going Off and their
belong to totally different school from the policy Of Pitt
and Caerea8h, and her interests are decidedly eopas