The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-05
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, JUNE D. l8sz-rRPLE SHEET


Opinions of the French Press.
Paris May ISL correspondence of the London Post
The march Of events in America once more engages
the attention OF the French government and md that
the American parties OF Union and Confederatss
here in Paris seem to believe we are nearer period
when North and South will decide making peace The
Southsrners unable the easy victories
Of federal forces by land and by and they begin
to find fault with the conduct Of naval and military ar
fairs by the Confederate Such Is sure TO
be the when the friends Of any things are
going wrong. Whatever may be the immediate Of
reconciliation between the North and South, it will be
hailed in France with satsfacton perhaps more SO even
than IN England Should the government OF Richmond or
that ofWashngton call England and France, through
their representatives III America to take any steps,
official ofcious with view Of closing the civil war
the ENJOYS OF St. James and the Tuileres will be found
believe, working together in the strctest harmony
The sr tions of M Aeroey and Lord Lyons identi
CAL II Ii supposed here in Paris that the half hoped
for must from the South and there are
those the other hand who still declare that the cause
Of the slave States not desperate to obige this
humiliation OF proud people, who still possess an I'M
beaten army; bus the persons who hold these views
the minority OF Americans amongst Certain 1t
is dispatches have yet reached the French govern
which indicate that the South will seek peace but
such dispatches are, belisrs, expected erel0ng.
FRENCH TRADE REvIvnn FROM PEACE RUMORs.
Paris MAY 1917 correspondence Of London Times
The last private accounts received from Lyons state
that the recent Of fedsrasts and the visit Of
H. Mercer, the French Minister. to Richmond, had
raised the dropping spirits OF the silk manufacturers in
that city, Several purchases on speculation had been
made under the impression that the civil war in America
sh and French governments. In the meantime great dis.
tress prevails both in Paris and the departments.
The African Slave Trade.
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