The New York herald., 1862-05-07

ample payment to France Of debt, expenses Of expsd
tion, &c, &c. were useless.
You will Ifear, have TO your bayonets and your
Dahgrens as persuaders-that s in case aars 40 not
take some very unexpected turn here NJ Fouid has,
am assured, done all In his power to make the EN-
peror abandon the expedition. He failed to obtain
this. He then urged upon the Emperor an Immediate
reduction OF the army and obtained seeming
That s the disbandng OF 600 troops But in reality
this was no concession and was motved from tne iacs
for by the budget Had the reduction not been made an
extraordinary credit would have had TO be demanded Of
the Corps Legislat and that body 81 the present mo
Inent seem inclined 10 be stiff necked.
The government 10 aware as II Isl that II must suuer
defeat the salt tax will not go down. while otneI ana
equally important matters will be put down by the leSs
lators Altogether matters look gloomy enough or the
government. NJ Fould has, am told determined 70 re-
sign In his bills rejected by the Tnat
they will be he know. Ho and NJ. Ronher, the Mi
mister OF Commerce. have seen his Majesty, and begged
him further and numerous reduction OF the armed
forces as well as the abandonment OF the Mexican sxpe
dition. It 10 said the Emperor was deeply affected by
the supplcaons Of his two most devoted mnisers but
he is determined he viii not reduce the army what
does he dread, OF rather chot does he foreseef
In the meanwhile, and TO add 70 tho general
continues attacking the clergy. he has done for
the Society OF st. Vincent dc Paul, and tho govern
msnt has ust a. MS earnest desire Inc Juc
in memory of the massacre Of Protesants which took
place in that city three hundred In this
matter the Minister OF the Interior right such ce!s-
bration could but have inamed evil ions. Still the
clergy will feel they are once more put down by me
more bitter The Monieur publishes the following note
apropos Of the purposed Jubilee
The of jubilee from the 10th 70 the 2sd Of
SsSop Of nothing
orS and % and Article olr Of Ps M
relative the Of Catholic worship make i
and he
Sn n ana ~ auro a be Ia
s ha .ps S
cd af The
al tho external or relative 70 the
shall Dc interdrcd.
l should have added above that Messrs. Fould and
Rouher begged tho Emperor to withdraw his troops from
Rome. There some chance Of that. The Emperor
forever holding out against tho advice OF he
devoted followers, added to which Garbadi 10 de-
termned TO mix In this matter and crowned heads are
afraid OF him. So strong the impression here that the
Pope will die shortly that the government allow tho
French Bishop 70 attend ths Convention M a. Rome, i 2
influence may prevail at Rome
private letter from Turin under date Of the 5th inst
contains the following details:-
Several distinguished Romans have fed from Rome TO
being N d. Others the learned Ss
than ssrsy sss.!as: !.
who share Father Passaa. opinions every day
n he ASossS
s
n M Ss he % a h
ass Of af
appoint him Inspector General Sf ths N.ops GIards In
70 demand he recall Of Mazzn expressed hs
70 Sapie.
a.a % s
is ANNOUNCED General intends taking stimuli
ss
weaisess /. S shows VS. IN The maintenance Of the law
The fact is, tho inrigues Of Francis, the exking Of
Napea are allowed BY the Ponthcal-l should say en-
couraged-whc the French although apparently averss,
do but little TO put them down. An long such state
OF affairs continues, just SO long will Victor Emanuel
s pas the sIs o hs editors Of the ou
nal lie Taua, which was AZ you know, suppressed the
advocate OF Martin Bernard, the famous political suf
peria who had called NJ Bernard a dangerous ccnspi
raor having passed all his life in the Of the
% how iar such such attacks may reach Have You calculated
their import before launching them against Mar
tin Bernard2 Where in the tonbed times We now live
n-where do not see old conspisat Martin Ber-
nard has doubtless suffered too long in the gloomy cells
and dark dungeons Of the citadel q Dores and Mount
ST. Michael. Oilers Were then confined IN
Me Fortress Of Ham, Ah let from tho cause
discuss to day yoa speak 10 us about otd conrd,
cies, Ishan b obliged @ reak q them IN ,ny t,,n"
tor that Martin Bernard the friend OF Leiru Ron
the head Of the Revolutionary Committee Of London
my friend Ledru Roln. Yes, confess in his name and
Iproclam in my name, that friendship ha Is reproached
with-that friendship which deem an honor Is ~ ne
cessary perchance dssmuate that which We feel In
our hearts, intimate sentiments and thoughts, IN
order defend ourselves before the MAGISTRATE whose
duty II is to render usicef No, assuredy no! Martin
Bernard would not accept acquttal at such price;
aad would certainly declined the honor OF defend
ing him had not known that could speak openly AZ
The armness Of the Language produced immense i'm
preston and, doubt, saved Bernard from another
II is reported tho King OF Italy will to Paris dur
ing tho confinement Of his daughter the Princess CO.
tide This IL, believe, an error. Prince Huabert, her
Hghnsss, brother will visit her but the King The
Queen Holland will arrive here on the 23d instant
Rumor has 1t she comes 10 arrange mirrage between
her son the Prince OF Orange, and the Princess Anne
Murat IL is now asserted that more animation prevaila
n the provinces and that the operatives arc better en-
ployed than for some tmo past. This proceeds from
gven that the Of the Northern States
of America have revived the hopes and tho industry Of
the manufacturers. In Paris however, shopkeepers
complain loudly and deeply Newer since lS4S, were 50
many first class establishments winding and selling
OF at cost From Lyons we hear that the trade IN raw
silk has become almost dead. II ID cxpcctedI should
say fondly hoped-thAt largo orders for French manu-
The students, who were, as you know, deprived Of
their two organs Ls Tfavd and lie Motrtment. arc 70
start two others, which will be called drde and
lie Mui The government Is worried by the display OF
determined hostility made by the studsns.
PARIS. April IL, 1862.
Eree,r,f Efecf of the Neics of ne Union Yiorlcs-Many
and Material Reasons Why the French Government
Should Wish for an End Of he War in AmsIca-1he
Luu Before Storm Of Repoion and Strife Ms Cosai-
nen,-Napoeon's Programme of Acion-Ccurt ani
Church Gossip, dc.
Tho victories OF Fort Donelson Beaufort, Now Madrid
Newborn Pea Ridge and others have almost oblterated
The tring modicum Of doubt which still uIksd in the
French mind as the ultimate triumph Of the Northern
arms believe all well constituted minds are relieved
at the probability Of seeing tho grand experiment o.
mans freedom, played on the American continent'
emerge from behind temporary cloud more traNscsn-
don't and glorious than Tho history OF the human
race proves that the onward path OF nations 10 through
seas OF blood Great America would appear TO be simply
passing the ordeal Of general law in order that her
foundations may obtain the cement Of ages
something Of this ID already evident. In what
Of the world her present Strife her noble energy and
enduring valor unheard Off Every child lsping her
history from pole 10 pole and old mon, a. they comment
ON the marveloua tale arc careful 70 impress the