The New York herald., 1862-02-17

country divided and destroyed, while pvSsety As oe
sas L ~ case wn As people Of Eamcs Eseyy FeA~ss
ssss ana anS sesa s M ss. ss e
certain sot sponsor Of the great Aperioan yepablie.
the United States, would be popular movements; in
France they would be the most unpopular acts which the
mt could perform sa1 msns oo even cos cost 70:
nes OF the Of the French people upon this subject,
and the continued cheers and bravos with which his
remarks upon American affairs were greeted are proof
Of what the Senate and legislative body think upon IT,
Is supposed, too, that in few days we shall be able
dgo even better OF their opinions as In the discussion
Of the address learn there will be several speeches
made in favor Of continued inerpntion. and that tho
behaf Of our gousrmen Prince Napoleon is our friend.
He has watched the workings government and has
Between him and tho imperial throne Of France is only
the life Of boy Of six years of He carefully
studied the feelings the French people and desous
able TO liberal He is rapidly winning popu-
larty which prejudice has prevented him heretofore
from enjoying; and in all the future think the United
States depend on him as q nrm friend.
John aideli arrived here from London last evening at
nno O'Clock. There was no demonstration whatever
upon reaching here; but he and Mr. Euss took
rage railway and drove to the hotel where
Mrs. sldell and Mrs. Eusts have been stopping some
days.
He this morning about eleven O'Clock, and, consid-
erng his wardrobe needed replenishing immediate
ly for tailor who measured him. and to whom no
gave instructions to make him some clothing within
twen.ylour hours and until finished Mr. Sidel will not
leave his hotel.
Mrs sdell and her two daughters arrived here on
Saturday evening last and took at the Hotel du
Rhn, on the Place vondone The rooms are splendid
suit the premiere opening from No. 3 Those who
know the house will recolect these are the finest apart
ments in ii.
Mrs. Euss and sister Of Mr.. Enstis stopping in
the same house.
Up TO wednesday morning Mrs slidel was in a terrible
Of anxiety az the that her husband had been
lost and the first ntimaton Of his safe arrival in South
ampton reached her through the medium OF good
Union who does not know her but having heard Of
hor deplorabe condition, Immediately learning Of
the safe arrival OF the rebel ambassadors at Southamp
ton matter Of humanity went at to the hotel
and informed of the servants, who conveyed to Mrs.
Sdel the information that her husband was safe and
Until this morning the entire party have kept their
rooms, never having once been to the table 1hote.
son Mr.. Slidell, young Of nineteen, who has
been here months at school has been staying with
them since their arrival and they have been visited BY
Of the rebels In Paris as well as by considerable
number of French families, acquaintances which they
made during their former residence here.
II their intention to take house Immediately for
four years aud entertain elegantly and as both Mr. and
Mrs Sidel speak French perfectly and they possess
the means Of doing IT, they VIII doubtless make an i'm
apo' position, through the medium OF sociare
cognition.
by his shrewdness and knowledge of men, his wealth
and his perfect acquaintance with the language will
coed in accomplishing his mission In very short time
His first attack OF course will be upon NJ Thouvensl,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs who has all along been rather
1he length Of time for which Mrs sde has stated the
family intends leasing house shows pretty plainly that
they do not intend TO return to America in any event.
very soon.
PANS, Jan. 81, 1902.
Ndpoleon's american Trap for Palmyaon-Ffdmce Won't
Moue Tosuards America and England is Arad-SsSteus
Agitation Ansong the Working Classa-TAe Empeyor's
Plan for Ruling Aerieo scilh an Ausyidn Prince
England Furious, but Again Hiled- Waterloo Avenged
from the United States-Russia Asssres France Of Me
Cars Good Feeling T6soars SideH Hoe
Any Sort Of Reception from Ainiaes Of TIE Goueynmew9
In my last letter assured you that tho Emperor Ma
poleon would give indication Of his policy towards The
Davis government unless he ready to act once.
You will by his the Corps Legislatf that
correct in this surmise The English journals and
conspicuousy tho Morning Post, had asserted that Napo-
leon would settle the matter Of Intervention when he
addressed the Chambers Ho did settle the matter
and greatly the London Times and Post disguste6
thereby. The former endeauors 10 prove that tie
impSial reference to the United States sUas mss~eine
os,.; but that Is futile. The Emperor sviu not &C.
until England has dcne He has rereatedy assursS
tn Palmeraon Cd6ina that he sUovId al recegsiss
the Southern conederdey tsey to do o. bat Palmeroa e
afraid to make the first He fears. and perhaps
justly that once he had done France might eaue IN
he lurch.
Tho fact is that with Palmerston ana Napoleon u TO-
diamond cut diamond ono is afraid and the othcr dare
not.
The Empsror's discourse is, you will judge
non commital one. No can tell what he will or win
not do, far events foreshadowed in the die-
course You will see that IL con aims kind Of jus Aca-
tin of tho last years reign. This II noticed from
the fact that intense disc intent now RACES from ex
ng cvinced TO the greatest anxiety ct The
TIess and several Of the Emperors most confidential
agents have just been sent by him 70 report upon the
ate Of the country aftcr careful investigate The
w5king classes becoming dangerous. Tey object To-
ANS, md they cdnt and haze work. and th eaten
lDady what win be done unless affairs speedily change
The public tecame alarmed at the communicated news
has hit spon Dian that will avoid war and W
loans. Austrian Archduke 10 10 reign in Mexico.
French toos will sustain him there. and Austria Will
quietly give up, when so requested venita This the
Austrian journals scout at. The fact 10, they know
nothing abo The plan Origin ated with Napoleon and
yet thre has been agreement to It from Francis
joseph. i.ot he ofu accee, hosoe, TO Napoeos rieos
here 70 doub
am assured ON good authority that England is ur Gus
at this plan. She made energetic an appeal TO the
Emperor Nagoleon against it as 10 .nei tary
abandoMn,it by him Of the sch, me. Ordeis were
tonal troops TO be sent to Mexico. This chsner idea
was, however, Of short duration the Emperor ectel
him, and so he at made known 10 Palrneri n that
ho would DO as he pleased in Mexico and nov To- ro s
paying IL. pepahy Of having, in corcardiy cr,
aicea 'ary 70 hcr hard Of he Americons: Nanre her
pleascs. houId England dare 20 oppose his WIN,
threat Of acting with tho United States against Great
Britain viii Cause the lion to cover the time has at Last
come when the Gallo cock may crow as it lists. Wafer
Is no, and BY Easidnds ile act, cusgcd Mr. Love
10y may rejoice: what smaftng insult to will
prov 10 Engand's banc and Never again will
Francn John Eull's navy. England took advantage
day OF dire necessity We will teach her that two
can play at that gsme-Franco Is already proving It to
hef.
ad the English journals of last yearsce their Insult
ing France, their loud boasts Of
and voun GERS their nenaccs their defiance France
and now noto the change Has not England already fall
she crnging to the man she but yesterday
yed and hatcd2 Yes, she has, and tho last months
have secn this change take place. England is
thai she n,usl the good will Of Louis Napoleon, be
In danger Of reaping the whirlwud she has
Your English files will prove you that Engands do
sire for intervention s the One great victory
gained by the North would Kill the Southern cause in
Europe.
must state you that am told France received
RANGES frn Russid Of ch cordial good % to.oards tie
Unid States as caused her reea someUhaf Napoleon
has, am told been impressed by these assurances
the par Of Russia and will DO less inclined - Intervene
for after all Rus sm is powerful and 1t would do
allow great degree Of sympathy 10 arise between.