The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02
Sur Paris Correspondence.


PARIS July 10, 1851,
President Lincolns Meas>-Frsnch Feeling in Regard 10
1.-THE Emperor's HeaIlt-7H Emprcss-Lord j. Rus.
sells Promotion to the Peeraoe-The Baron de Vidi-Ha
Anecedenss-Niyes' SenenceProbdb,e Result Of the Al.
tempt on the King Of Prussia, dc, &c.
Tho vigorous resolve Of President Lincoln TO put down
the rebel on cost lwhat may, has had sensible eff
feet the Partisan mind. If thought came
IL that there the most remote disposition to pater
away the sacred legacy Of the Father Of his Country the
potion is now etectuany dsstpated More and more it
begins to DO believed that this treason will really
trampled OUT and that the United States viii ride ri
umphAntly over its present difficulty Tho meeting at the
Louvre Hote was trumpet blast TO tho world. England
nd France alike awoke to those noble echoes of confidence
and defiance, and it only needed the Presiden.
tisI message to convince the most waverine
that the great empire republic must indis
putaby hold her own in the face Of any odds
50 intense is the interest in American affairs
that subjects which would under other circumstances
have stirred the very heart Of society now pass com.
psratively UNDECIDED. The telegraph may recount the
escape from assassination Of the King OF Prussia
but all commentary IL absorbed in the eager question
What from New York; and the threatened vengeance on
Neapoan rcactoniss with the departure Of the fee,
from Touon, is voted Insignificant compared with the
anxious inquiry: What will be General SCOTS next stepY
tud60u W tne real Of the
world Just lies on your side the Atlantic A very
prevalent opinion exists that let the civil strife end any
how the result must be bitter feeng towards England
which France will have the advantage Of. The
North has been too deeply wounded by British superc
iousness ever to forget it, and the signal Illustration Of
mad hopes Of the South engendering stats
of bile which cannot fail to overflow fitting occasion
France has her own anti Brs objects accomplish
bdea but her time. Already we SEQ the government
gans discussing the matter Of island Of Sardinia which
Victor Emanuel liz plainly told bis duty 30 offer n
about America will leave her little Tor interference
fn the event Of this or any other annexation.
Something has been running the round OF the papers
about the Emperors state OF health but have the e
foundation for any anxiety. Tie Emperor IL a
all times obliged TO be careful. 10 occasion
ally attacked with spinal weakness which esppeJ
him to abstain from borse exercise and he ia
bilious habit. But these ,enfeuCies have always hher
to easily disappeared after attic rsposs-sreb "a no
Cabnet Cocncs a Fontanbeau and gives proof that an
hssnute covered her ancient self possession Tho Fin
press ls one Of those whose impress blity from m
cause s happily evanescent The lltramon
party had undoubtedly got hold of her
nd was occupied with all sorts Of vagares but eve
since tha, trip Scotland she has become sensby better
and never was more gay happy and heabfu than at tn
present moment
The promotion Of lord John Russell TO th
House OF lords almost as much ma,
potion is that II is object 10 the Foreign Mnise
from those frequent Interpretations which let the
world into peep Of what going behind the scenes
but this Is deusaB. The simple fact s that until Tn
destb Of the late Duke OF BcdfOrd Lord Johus elder bro
thor The noble loFd was not Ia position TO support u