, 1861-09-19

-Fscs fapoeoa's Fss.tto An<rsca- -Yomare
Letters from Him to BE- Published.
fCofrespondenee Of the n T. Hea1dJ
PARIS. Ang. 30, 1851
An important piece Of information ha, been
communicated to me By those whom I have
ever found correct In their statements
1t Stems that England ahows 4 wholesome
dta1nclination 10 act In concert with Feance ~
rtgs1ds rocogn .ztrg the rebel States. SogreAt
j. the rrpugnAnce eVfnced By the Cabinet Of
u. james that the Emperor il, I an infofmed,
have hetn given to the semi mi-ot1cial pre.s to
fdseshadow in their articles the possibility OF
rupture Of the Anglo French Alliance.
In support Of these assertions Of my inforu1-
ants may be taken the fact that, surely enough,
just such etr1es Of articles are now befag
published by the Journals in question. Tue
Opinion Na&iondle, which Is aeItng as advanced
e.ont Of The government IN the Roman que5-
top, has bt gun the anti English campaign by
lorg leader, entitled "L-s Alliances do 1.
Fra1ce The Alliances of Frasce-xherein
it 1s stated that The entente coTdi1ic befDee,a
France and Eagzand ez.st1 only In Mans. and
that FraAce now stands alone among the great
Powers Of Europe "RussiR No longer seeks
our alliance" says the Qpi1!on Ndtionaze J;
"8he knows that we cAD1ct encourage her
Treatment Of the Poles Austria we .uuot be
allits with as long as We prevent her from
oyerrunnirg Ita:y; while Pruesi2 is so unsta-
bic end waGeting that re never AnoW Whsre to
find her"
Tne a1liance with the small Powers IL all
tEst is lelt to France, asserts the Opinion NJ
tio7aaze, while ali the other government Organs
take up the cry, md, beeides, comment in the
most significant manner upon the increased
sImane1ts 1f FraEce, the mighty prepkrs
ttons going on in all tbs government III: :aals,
ard tae Increased activity in preparing the
COST defsncee.
La.t eygning the same Journals published
an extract from the Mo7iteur, 1eial orgaa J
letter addressed BY the Minister of Marine
to the Emperor, Calling his II ejastg'a atten-
tfon to The TACT that there were not enough
officers IN the navy, aud asking permission 20
Largely 1ncreaAe the Iu1nher. OF course this
Ws6 granted
Tonight the semi official journals announce
with glow of satisfaction, that, giving way
to the Representations OF the great Po.ers,
England has Withdrawn her fleet from the bay
cf Naples.
The I1trie publishes bitter article against
the assertions OF certain parties in England
that France had too great hszt; and, ia fact,
ary one cag1izant with the soyeF.meat Of the
pIeea hefeAuss observe that the 7not 'ordre has
been given ont to be fnlmIca1 to E1glaud and
to make parade of ~arllke preparation. E,g-
land has alH'ys shown 10 great sensitIyeness
upon this subject that 1t i hoped, suppose,
tr:at she will cnce more get scared and sct in
concert with France.
AN told that the reports male by Ptincs
Napoleon On his return Will dsterm ns
whether Frs1 ce shall no: alone recogn!zs tue
South As have always asserted, tie visit OF
the Prince Is = mameHsous one It tk alau
said that the opinion Natto1nle will publish
no more letters frum the Prince upoR Anerl-
can matters. Annoyance Ha6 felt htxe at the
taking cut Of the authorship Of the letter I
sent Jou last week, giving the result Of the
rrnce's lnSentf9ations during his stay in New
Y6rF HYH h1rtiP7r Gurr1r1!f h ~,
to publish no more American letters ftou,
Prince Napoleon sh.ud state that III.
GueFoRlt is the chief eoitor OF the Opinioa
Rationale
a1nch etrees is laid upon the insnfhciency OIL
tho blookade Of the Southern ports by TIC
French jonrr ais, while, from the commence,
ment OF the rebellion, the guverameR writers
continue to make daily fings It the Reapacity
! OF tht Northern Administration, and vaeer =;
/ }aur military opefationa. The French public
Ii being gradually but sure)y prepared for ang
I uBtrlenely actlon against the Union, and oyen
| at present, pereore who six months ago were
| In favor Of the North are quite changed in
| thslr ideas. Whenever she chooses to rscog.
| nize the rebel States, France will meet win
the sympathy Of more than two-1Airds OF her
/ subjects.
Il not this due IN great measure to th.
suplnensss Of President Lucoln's Cabinet 3?
What elae CAD be expected but insult and ear.
| cAem, when We bear eacu mail CT the iaeffl
cheney OF blockadea, the sailing out of privh
| teere BY tens and rWtntiet, the SEIZURE OF mum
berless rr'zss by them, and wilful refusal o.
the proper officers to guard against Ruch pro
! ceedlnss?
| Is the United States Government in earnest
CT il it incapable il aaked constantly here
and Mh2t Answer can Americans here give tt
such irquirlse: Why, in the namoof Heaven
/. tfould the North, with its eaoRmous surplu:
OF Popusatien, never be able to bring CO II
| lhAfE IN feor r.,
place NTH the reb.h? Why should GeEIa
| Lyon haye but 5 600 OF 5000 :g 4.t IS, 900?
We cannot understand Anch minzAan.ga
ment here, and Americans abroad c4a bu
doubt the honesty VI purpose, Or at least th.
caPafllty Of p,rsons, whsse duty it is 10 1t
Tbs cosntrj has right to call to 2ccoun
public servants Who fa1& IN tseir duty, an
Eeaye1 knows but few seem As yet to hAv,
even b=gun to comprehend the nature 2
their r.epolGlble positions, let alone fu'iiiin;
thtm.
This must end or the country will be ruined
as it Is, NE have became tbs j.ft and snesr O
| every peEry-a-li1er OF the European prssa
and, it must be ownsd, aeeerveAIy 20. Let III
hope that the lAtely appointed Generals vii
| form anr troops somewhat into shape, an.
that cur sacretary Of tue Navy Till see tina
we have some means Of Riding tho seas o
tbs plrAticAi craft Of the South.
ARRBsr FOE MURDER SINGULAR DEVIL
oPAEsTs Some weeks Slice ne noted tc
supposed suicide ef youH1 msu nsras
Stout, near WoedVil1e. There Were some SUI
pieions at the time that Stout ca1re to h.
death by sther hands than hin oHn, xad rsc.n
dcvsloF mtnts have changed those suspicion
to fxcts. Last wesk young girl by the ram
Of Alexander, daughter Of Joaa Alsx
ahder, IN Whose. stable Rtsut wAs foand haak
Ing, made some statements which led to I'd
arrest Of her fAther, and his conmittal to Jail
to await trial for the murder Of Stout O.
the axami1ation, she testifed that her fathe
and Gernaa Hhcn she ato not know, wh
Ea4 lot Jet hse1 identified, wanted 2tout +
60 with tnen across Macoupin Creek int
jersey county, to aid in the murder Of ma
named Bridges, against whom they had som
grudge, and that upon tliB rcfRsxl to do .
the two attacked lin, aad having thrsi
tied hlr7, the German poured something 0
handkerchief, (chloroforn,) and held hi
fsce till ha was eenssless, when they too
him into the stable AID hung him with th
bria1s in the position the body was subs:
quealy found, The girl having wItnesse
The affhir, they threatened her life If ever sh
said 3 Fofd about 1t, and from fear she ket
Still until ehe cane to lys with Mr. Juo {
Wllisms, near Carra1lton, to whom skc fir,
told the story. The date Of the murder n,
nbout the 15sh ult-CatroNtou {I7} Press