The New York herald., 1862-07-27
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Our Paris Corresponds
PARIs July IL. 1862
IN Fe,els Jubaaa Deer ne Macs from Rtchmond-Tfe
D.edoas Efforts for Foreign intarue'o-opposttton q
tie Merlcaa Var and 7aaics Of The Eaperor--A Dan
geroas Eeeig the Pabitc Alfd-EHdeaUors 10 Deach
Russia from uhe Ua,0H Cause, de-
The sece ons and their well wisheIs are jubi.
iant oyer the last teegranis The federal rcpulse at
Charles on and the that General Mcclellan
have retreated, eagerly csmmensi upon and 1t y
evident powerful effort will be made To push
forward intervention. The lower classes told that
the American the Of all their troubles
they beginning to believe the assertion One thug
you rest assured Of mediation has become more
popular idea here thin II months back. Still,
thank Heaven, wholesome dread OF your great power
your enormous resources exists. Both governments
Of France and England are afraid OF you How annoyed
they your proposal 10 build large fleet. The
English journals especially against the idsa
The Emperor determined he viii occupy and hold
definitely the city Of Mexico The have been d
reced to hint other conclusions But this
calm tho popular eiervescence upon the subject The
people totally opposed the Mexican expedition and
the government this causes it's semi-eil
cal organs bold tho idea that, the city Of
Mexico captured and ndemntios paid France will with
draw m the republic. This have know Is
far from his sestys Intentions Thirty thousand troops
are thsre in October and November. Mexico
viii be occupied and France wishes and hopes raise
the Southern confederacy between you herself a.
OF different on the part OF Napoleon gain ground
few months win, fear, prove beyond doubt the
The long duration Of tho telling against the
Of the North in France The more real distress pre-
walls. A short crop, which esms inevtab e from
the long continued bad weather, will iniamo tho minds Of
people they will be glad
kla, anAfn naftur Ru all Nnaxa
ready deenccs and your great guns. Unless
the war Is speedily ended you will need them all.
n Foud Wnch depressed at the result OF his inan-
schemes The (converted) does take
and the Minister is duty indignant tnersat fne racs
these roubois times in France and neoplc holding
back and boarding their money. Ihorc j. so much la
OF change that the cautious fear II may any
The Emperor moment Vi cxpansi,n Of
produced by grand reception at Sevors named the
Count dc Morny Duke de Morny. The people will cry
out against this; for at this moment there deep feel
ing OF annoyance against the entire estOarage of his
Russia has acknowledged the new kingdom Of Italy
This has been done the desire Francc-he
Emperor thus giving Victor Emanuel sop 10 keep
quiet for little while longer He rictor Emanuc)
getting very pressing about the French occupation Of
Rome Russia has demanded, and says ob,aired
from Italy the right OF having naval station in th
Adriatc. This, it said, soma hat annoys England.
France making great strides her winning
Russia TO promise chat she Will not Interfere
favor OF the Union in case OF be it and
France or England.
PARIS, Jaly IL, 1852
for Recognition Of the South-Englan Z. Dagger from
lSopoleon-N. Gaisot the Rai Nth mericl-
OpsaioH Of General AcCleld .-IrIrce Napoleon
Homs-Tne Old Guard' at Hd.erioo, dc.
or course, may easily be OWNED tn, ruling topic
interest not he imperial progress thrrgh the ceptra
provinces OF the creation Of another duke
tho person of Count dc Norny-not tho Mexican
expedition, the Emperor Of Cochin China humble
submission the will and power Of Francs-out the
tariff Ia Stevens.
win such tarir hasten events and bring about the
immediate recognition Of the Sout by Fraacs and En-.
landi This Il the question OF questions. That is the
object Of the latter country - induce France
suoh act il TOO evident require preof comment
and this important tariff she has giant ally the
she has much Al heart Already the AmbAssa-
dor Asrs has been again and again n houvenel with
overtures; but from al hear do think the Emps
ror's government Al all inclined 70 be made tho
paw e ElSland
IL 10 fairly said TINT this tari0 Is avollei At Eng ngland
and not ~ France, who 10 only incidentally hit by IT,
Al the time France who has her own ends 70 &C
complish Ii not indisposed encourage England
broi herself with the government OF Washington and
1t Is quite possible she may simulate camp has
real intention Of psrsting in The exports France
10 America are, in comparison those Of England
tring and their entire cessation will very erey
aggravats her present ,osition. Her wines brandes
without any violent shock TO her trade; though, Of
course, such shock is not to be lightly regarded; BAT
TO England who in America has ever found 50 rich
market FOR her dry goods her wool.ens her toos ho.
IRON &c. such tariff, at period when her m1nufac.
turing districts only kept frem rebellion by ruinous
drafts on her poor rates, and when from John Greats
to Lands End thsre is but one cry Of st sorou-
deficiency in the approaching harvest il all but a
declaration Of war Or I'M pending bankruptcy.
Every ottcr receive Or person thai speak to from
that country s full OF blank dismay. Nothing pre-
vent, is said, comiag into collision ultimately
America When Lord Paimerston the other day in the
House OF Commons replied 70 Mr. Cobion, the subject
The and iortilcatons, he tod that gonre
man that in appealing 20 legislate such subject he
meddling with what no did not undersiand-which
was IN fact beyond him. II was not France Or her com
parave armnmenis he thinking Of, but that little
cloud IN the West whence mighty hurricane was TO b.
dreaded. Among all politicians there IL IS
opinion that France should ever DO induced 70 take any
hostile act agairst America !, viii nicely be tcint
possible. Opte England busily embroiled with tho
vcrnmep. Of Washington. France would draw Oh, and
And precisely tho same opinion 10 prevail on
this side the channel. N. Guizot said, have COED
sei4o. oassa %srasee eanna do anySin, . oSsni 1ms
ricd: II would be treason OF the b.ackest dye
Most OF the statements received OF the civil
war como directly through England; and these
tainted with Southcr loanings that u IS aicult 10 sscer
IA the truth tsys much, therefe, for the genera
bias of the public mind favor the North 10 Ind that
notwithstanding this, seems 10 doubt for me
the ultm to triumph Of the governments Of the
General Mcclellan is unqusstionably not favorite
h,e To the French mind he rs the Lord Raglan Vt Ame
rca Good and wise. but too slow for the work beio
him 81 Arnaed IL is said would long aso have mate
short work or Besureyard and Johnston.
Prince Napoleon has been obliged to return 70 Paris
from London where VI Thouvsnel will his place
for the purp of distributing tho prizes connected with
the great Iptsrnatonal Exhibition The cause OF bis re-
tho ofness Of th4 brincsss Cothdc whose pains
al timo indicated - approaching ACCOMPLISHMENT
Should such be the case IL Is thought the child viii be
one " eight months gestaton concerning which there
popular prejudice.
II is rahor am sing that at q period when rev de-
scendant uay expected from the imperial dynasty 20
dear ~ France by gories aud It's exile, eagthy dis
cssion should ee running the round u the press concern
Ing Waterloo incident
The Guard dies but surrenders, =, said TO be
the words u 6onera Ia that fight OF giants but
General Cambonns ikc the Duke o. Wellington TO whom