The New York herald., 1862-02-26

English press says) that there Is for the three Powers
a no less mperors necessity TO complete their work IN
assuring the future and constituting in that country,
in accordance with the desire OF the people strong and
durable Power, with which Europe can enjoy IN tns
future solid and peaceabe relations"
The Presse. Of Vienna, in article which mas JUS
reached here changes altogether with regard 70
Italy The naughty tone it heretofore assumed, the
refusal to acknowledge that there any Italian ques
ton much less that willing to debate it, is all
dropped, and il, as gently as any nightingale
1t useless deny says, the gravity OF the Italian
complications and thinks that Austra is ready break
away from it's old prejudices and says that the Ministry
hold hands se ISOLATION Of all the difficulties ,chch
spring from ne Lalian affairs Depend upon this
Mexico The yeke OF the stranger TO be removed from
Venice and upon necks OF Vera Cruz
and Mexico AUSTRIA after little pretended hesitation
will "swsp OFF, her Italian possessions which
she knows she later lose and which OF
value to her for the rich plains and silver mountains
of Mexico What think you the prospect of having the
Hapsburgs for your next door ne:ghbors2
The traitor Sdel, who, with his associates,
responsible in great measure for the fact that
tho governments of Europe seriously discussing the
prospect Of absorbing the republics of North and South
America into empires, has not yet succeeded in obtain
ing interview with his Majesty, with the
Minister of Foreign Affairs but has been for the last week
engaged in the undpomatic business of house hunting
He and his family which consists Of his wife aud two
daughters m1lstto chatel," still stopping at
the Hotel do Rhine The white portion OF the family Is
very exclusive and uncommuncatve, keeping their
rooms continually while the "chattel is exceedingly
talkative and delights in telling how the gallant Young
Mssus slapped the face of Lieutenant Fairfax, accord
ing her story ''one two, times" She has tod
the story so often that probably by this time she be-
lieves it.
There are two three Americans in Paris men OF
Northern birth and education who, however, here If
they do not openly advocate secession hang the
skirts OF the secession party, to whom they seem to
delight and consider it honor to oady The principal
one Of this tr be Colonel Hiram Fulior who short
time took the trouble to go TO London and
lecture in favor Of secession Fuller stops at the Hotel
de Louvre and associates altogether with the Southern
secessionsts and few English and other foreigAc
male and female, who have become converted to the
secession gospel To Judge from his appearance, how
evor should say his faith did not bring him much
so.ation. He formerly, you know, 'rather'
pornpous self important man bIt he goes about now
locking downcast.
Judge Rost has not yet left faris but is posting up his
Successor and will leave in few days for Spain where
he is to remain IN the capacity tD in which he
has lived hero What that sun. 50 it be 70 eat good
dinners the Hotel du Louvre and BE- snubbed by the
..powers that bel cannot imagine.
Mann goes to Belgium-there TO represent the "con-
fedrracy" and Yancey has is said sailed for Havana
~ t Seine, and will take his chance OF running the
'.oa' ade, perhaps will be helped by English
friends into Mexico, whence he will reach the Concde
rate staes for the purpose of taking his seat in the
Confederate" Congress From present appearances,
however, it would to b. little dubious whether
that Interesting institution wu be in the land OF the hiring
hv ime Mr. m Wit
presence.
PARIS, Feb. Z, 1852.
DiscoHtsr, If the Working Cawss-Dcngsrs to tie Union
Cause-Good Nc,cs-Nopoleon's Difacr;:;es al Home
Mr.. Siideps Mission Useless-The Settled Policy Of
France T5udrds the So1,th, DC
The French government is state of painful anxiety
The working classes in all the manufacturing districts
have become excited by the suspension of employ
TO utter loud and deep threats against their
ruler. They assert thoy will have work and charity
and that governne IT which cannot find them employ
ment is not good responsible At Lyons and St.
Eenne the garrons .avo been changed and augmented
They changed because ascertained that the
people had tampered with the soldiers. All over the
country this excitement exists in greater or lessor do
gree
Depend upon it France will do something towards ter
mnatng tho blockade Of the Southern ports very soon
unless the North gains Come decisive advantage.
The news Of the victory in Kentucky has been he
ccase Of much rejoicing here dmane he friends
Of he Union. Still they await with tho deepest
arAy the assurance of great and signal victory
such would surely deter France from Interference
and prevent her intrigues to that effect with the st
James Cabinet ffom succeeding.
You may depend upon cue thing, France, l. e. Louis
Napoleon, is in a most embarrassing position as
have asserted for the last months He has no more
an lut To has a ir
Credit Foncier to lend him sixty millions OF francs
twelve millions Of dollars. But what good will that do
when the immense mm ,dite requirements of the empi
are seriously considerodS Al. the grand projects ut
trbuted to him, such putting the Archdukc Maximan
OF Austria upon Mexican throne and also he exDul
Of Italy upon the thrones Of kogdoms that viii be
cs we'd out OF the snail republics Of Central
Amerca but reports circulated 20 inspro
me French people with grand idea o. tho
Importance and nausnce OF France This may succeed
N lazzng Of The well 20 do bourgeois but it will
Utterly fail whe.e the workman conc rned II is
apparent ;Lat NG has imposed upon England his
plan regards tho Austrian Prince. Tho otler re-
ports are lille.
You have he-e a-ain a simple os Fnrland's snbser
vi 10 l. uis Napoleon. lie never uid have dared
demand Of hcy full cnseut to this lsn OF exclinr
ing Mexico for Venetii b'foro that little affair OF tie
Trent. Since then ho asks for aud o6ians All he
wishes. England Is tool IN his hands. fo at any
mo acnt cause her to cease any opposition she
OF France siding with the United States IN a war
against her, which war English tatesncn well know
would be most popular in France, enough make them
cover 50 mpch for tho results of that little
Trent tfair VA raj way.
In a araural way here HIS been spent some four
millions Of poundsenough 10 have subsidized the sufer.
ing districts ~ lancashire. &c, Sc.
Tie oates hit are TO t'ke place here in tha Csm-
bers uneasness the supporters Of the
COVE nmet They Gil forese, hsr tfno OF II r1r there
elected BY the opposition who will speak out
and what 6eld they have bc.ore them.
Tn. government nas itself N md Of
trouble account of its occupation OF Rome.
II darcs not Withdraw its tros however for there are
those who assert that such woad the En-
peror his throne sI 10 allow matters 20 remain a. laoy
are will cost him the Italian ancc end he ho.s to
that. Since the comncnc.net oi the Mexican expedi-
ton no iia ho cannot oorn upon Snan Ills only
sure card Italy IL tn be tea oil that Louis Napoleon
to get o. trouble may conclude ~ ght of A. When
he does make up his mini 70 do there will b. terrible
time. for nations, for France Is indeed mighty in
her land forces aLi aayy.
Mr. Slideli here, but h. might well be IN Jericho
for ell he can accomplish. u has bcon decided rs
nm, fofJ n Cooi authority that fsceI0ns of Duris'