The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-04
Dur Paris Correspondence.

PARIS July Is, 1862
FOa;I;cs IN Poris-ns Mexican Quesion-Admiral La
xravAy's Inteypisc ,ci1 ne Empeyor-The Reuersss in
J4ont Of decentralization Of the French Gore,n-
Hewt-A Conversation Board Prince Napoleoa's
YacAt-7Ae Imperial risa to Auragne-Pretended Dis.
povesy Of Secret Society in Paris--Ifial Of Fityfow
Suspected Xemb0s-keD,oirs of Inspector Of Secret
Pdice-Anecdo,e Of al Orlsana Sympathise--Foreig,
Ossions of F0nce-"Les 1iserables," BY Victor Hugo
wAai Did Can,bronne say de-, dc.
Again the journals and ell the mouths Of Paris
ned with discussions Of foreign politics. And how could
be otherwiseS The gravest questions hreateningly
ft their heads evory side aud problems the most in
soluble and the most formidable test the sagacy or
politicians.
The American question has assumed such an
importance within these last few days that
S9ni6cant fact-tbe temporal power has been
permitted 10 sleep quietly. We will, fret Of all,
Sbcn, dip into the Mexican matter-an affair so in.
snatey connected with the mediation projects Of France
n tho United states can give you something new in
this connection which, although unpublished, believe
70 bs nevertheless very true Itwoud that when
ybs expedition Mexico first planned by the three
Powers greatest ignorance regard the true state
OF affairs existed in high places Consequently, after
ibs withdrawal or the English and Spaniards It de-
ssrminsd that military operations should continues for
ono doubted Of success and the head Of the State ancod
y u
CHM. How great was the surprise when events took
smother turn Admiral Juren de Ia Graverre recalled
h disgrace, arrived In Paris modification m his
pcul, but his conscience supporting him with the
knowledge that he had done everything for the inter
o. France. He obtained an audience Of tho
EMPEROR and during two hours explained to him the exl
ran question in It's true light, analysing II under all its
aspests. The Emperor, appears was astounded At the
close he gave his hand TO the Admiral saying admiral
] owe You repatriation; ask whatever you dcsre.n At
these words La Gravcre burst into tears and replied
"se desire 70 return to Mexico, that may sacrifice
my Fife for France"
would 10 Heaven that the wise counsels or the Admiral
had prevailed st for then not 10 mention the disas
YER At euadaloupe the French Gag would never have
sen dsgraced by scltcrng beneath Its folds that Judas
Who is called Amonte. The mail which reached France
day before yesterday informs that this scoundel ia
revealing bis true colos and that General Lorencez In
complete dissent from him. Audacious highwayman,
Amonte appointed himself Provisional President, OF his
own authority, and tcn since money needed hc has
coined from paper and declares that he will have those
hos who dare to refuse u in exchange for their goods
McClclans cheek the Of which reached US three
days SINCE has redoubed the holiness Of the pro slavery
Journals. These papers do not cry out for
vcntn, and must be said that, in this respect. The
English press yields to ours in nothing II IL true The
kant Of cotton places the Unitca Kingdom in critical
condition Factories are closed every day. thousands
operatives wander bali starved through the streets and
fhc proongatsn Of the between the North and South
is social war London But the French democracy has
confidence in the energy Of the Washington government,
The Monroe doctrine must prevail, because IL is right
and the Unionsts will mako IL triumph, despite tho hos
sc wishes Of coaesced Europe, because their cause Il
holy.
have but little news from the interior 10 give you
md will have to look among the items Of newspaper daily
news 10 give yeu some idea Of the tendon.
eies Of the French government For instance, al.
low mo 10 detail conversation between
NJ dc grardin and H. Rouhor, Minister Of Public Works
41pr he'd tG lRIjlealo q4s ny Pfpss Nagolssp, spa