The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-18
Our Paris Correspondence

Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, August ., 1861
The English ard French Codiitioa american AGdir
AhHude and Animus Of the PdIn,erton Newspaper
0gan-Decisioa Of the Too Porers Recognise The J
Daris Government Unless Prevented by Series Of Union
Fic'ores-Coun dc Fersgny Operates a9aint The Wash
fngtcn Government, in -E1iyaoydina,y War
Reports Of The Paris Jouswal.-yae Roman Qaesion-b
Napoleon Nw0r Agdast RE Pope9SeriouS Comp LEGATIONS
Bettceen England and France, DC, dc.
The Cabinets Of ST James and OF the Tuicrcs have
agreed, as am assured good authority, upon
bined action regards the United States That this is
fact you may be assured the Paris correspondent
the London POST Lord Palmersons organ announces tho
event. Extract given in the HERALD Thursday i5th)
mornng--ED.1
The assertions of the Post regards the United states,
grave Importance. from the fact that not only
represents the British Cabinet but that its editor is the
friend and ally of NJ dc Persgny and that through
him the Post may be considered the organ of tho Tuc
res Cabinet, II must have struck you that the Post has
become the defender Of Pcrsgny whose fearful back.
sines regards liberay the Post enaeavors to gloss
by weekly article euogzng the French Minister 8
energy in attacking the French clergy. The Pos, pub
fishes attacks against the Or,eansts omanating from
the Home ODcc here and, in fact, has stepped into tho
shoes Of the quoaaa organ of this government the Ton
tho Emperor Napoieons organ whereas the Pest that
OF Persigny. Still, his organ, its statements i'm
portan, and when its Paris correspondent fresh from
Peregny presence pens such statements the extract
alluded you may we'll expect that foul play intended
The fart is, Franco and England hare cidd 10 break ire
blockade and recognise the Southern Confdracy, which
events Will soon take place unless some brilliant and
speedy victories gained Ivy the Northern forces.
In the meantime every effort is being made by the
government press here TO preindice tho public mind
against the Union and statements the reverse Of polite
speak Of their total estrangemcnt from the rath
daily male. The Coutionnet especially ,sgnalizes
Itself by marked hostility each day having offensive arti
ces signed by Of the lesser its contributors but ema
mating from the Cabinet Of that liberal Of Ministers
Pcsigny. The trick is unite Mexico to the South
States that the Northern confedcracy that of
the South may be more equaizcd, and that may
keep the other in check leaving France and England safe
from the annoyance of seeing the American States
ng power that menaced them.
The Journal de- FRANKFORT an unnporant paper pub.
shed at Frankfort the Main, announces its three
hundred daily German readers the speedy downfall Of the
Union Here again have the influence OF Persgny The
proprietor of the Journal in question is cousin OF the
liberal Minister and gets subsidy of sixty thousand
francs year from the French Home Once and of course
lie Journal dc Frankfort is at the service Of those who
keep it alive. It's editor Is FrcnChml an EMPLOYED on
the staff of the Coa&mionneI and you may readily
prehend the cause Of tho Journals hostility when you
know that it gets its orders from the the
futre, Pays and Constitutional.
asserted from the first that France was unrricndy to
the United States government, and did this because
observed that without exception the authorities here
were inmical to you. All the pretty phrases alleged
have been uttered in favor Of the Union but empty
70 he strup ola hppa nd even
before it began, France favored the South.
No now doubt that Southern politicians had re-
ceved strong promises of aid both in England and France
they commenced their insane struggle against that
dependence which had their ancestors such sac
rifces
The London journals annoyed find that the Norhis
much in earnest and predict misery and degrcdatonr
all They say You have cans that the soldiers won't
ght--cant highland that the North upon the point
Of bankruptcy. The French papers say that half the
Northern troops killed already-that out of thou
sand Zouavcs that left New York (Wson's) but fifty
left the rest having all been killed while standing
tnes-thcir eKecutoners being SoatherHers that have
10 extermnate the murderers Of Jackson II is
the semi official Constitutional that favored its readers
with this affecting romance According to tho cmocial
Journals here the Northerners are murderes and mvad-
ers-hc Southcrners the chivairous defenders Of their
homes and institutions and sacred rehts.''
This from the organ of Power that, in spite OF all tho
appeals to the contrary, still holds Rome, striking
Of that blindness that prevents all perception of
ones faults, while being than ordinarily
quick in pcrceiving how and where neghbors sin.
Speaking OF Rome, reminds one that France and Italy
the Of split. This is why General Fleury
sent to visit KING Victor Emanuel He mediator
more thon with any intention % congraulang the newly
recognized monarch But his efforts to make the king
mise he would drop the subject OF Rome aing.
The Emperor, informed Of this much dspeascd and
ao OF some measures taken by the Pedlnontcse
against the Neapolitan band he letter to On
tlcury which to be shown 10 Baron Rcasol In this
letter were severe expressions regarding the sardnans
and threats of taking up entirely with the Pope Rica
soil II communicated this To his Majesty Of Italy,
who answered that he would not give up his pcentions
10 Rome. The Sandman Minister made known this to
General Fcury, the Emperors envoy, and to rather
sharp remark nsle by the General Rcaso lost pat fence
and minated that France had ncrrercd now as long as
Italy would suffer it, and that she might favor the Pope
il she pleascd;' for him be would aid his royal
tcr with all his energy TO gain his capital.
General Flcury came back here. and all very
comfortable was evident that Italy getting her
bnek mp last Franco tried the eject Of writing letters
to the Pope assuring him of friendship and continued sup
port; but this in wise changed the attitude Of
the Turin Cabinet, and 1t then became evident
that serious conclusion must be come to
so past affair brushed up, Genera! Goyon had
quarrel with Monsignor Merofe whose face the French
General morally slapped because the priest injurious
in his remarks concerning the Emperor Napoleon, and We
now hear all sides that the French troops VIII
| eeve Rome
| assured you that for Italy had dawned
when the present Minister Ksasoli, appointed, and
will prove the correctness Of my suffnise He is
very patriotic does not like the French and is deter
mined to Italy free from the Alps to the Adratic and
! bids fair TO accomplish This by his ilrm policy
have just heard from source that have ever found
well informed the following startling assertions, which
give you with due rcservet is said that the Emperor
Napoleon has determined to place the Tope so firmly IN
Rome that pt0r Emanuel uTH haze TO gtce up all idea Of
! making has capital France, Austria and
J spain are TO guarantee tho continuance OF
| his power to Plus r. The Constitutional Of
| this morning asserts that the situation has become
uncomfortable, and that the "Papa government must re-
cover IT'S independence and also that legitimate in
uence should have in Italy we'll as throughout The
! wdtld.p
In other words, France will quarrel with the newly
cognzed King OF Italy and VIII Intrigue with Francs H.
and other deposcd Italian princes against his power.
must here that am told the female portion of the
Court his taken up the OF Plus tx with firm re-
solve % make IL win and you know that the old proveb
SAYS Gee 9tts fsge peR Dt,0 l. rat NJ Foud ex. Min.
steF OF state oi his Majesty Napoleon IL,
IL that the female politicians here powerful for they
made him gn The ladies' all very devout much
under the domination Of their Coniessos and Will strug
for the Pope 70 the last.