The New York herald., 1862-04-03
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
LDvICEs TO THE 2isT or MARCH.
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Our Paris, Berlin and ~. Pessrsbsrs
Cerrespesdsnee.
FRENCH VIEW OF The RrBEIlI0A
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Address of the Cotton ManufAc-
turers 90 Napcsees.
Important Debate on Free
Trade in France.
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The Manufacturers condsnnn the
British Commercial treaty.
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The American Arrests at TangierS and
the Union Fleet at AlgesiEas.
Another Bull Rum Russell
Letter.
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10. Ae. Ao
Oar Paris sCsrrespssaepes.
Pam. March 7. ise2
Ne,ss Of tie Un.oa rsfsris ard ysxf@i k<s<~<s-
Secsision at a Dsses4a,-- Wr,ichss PosRs. q u,
Leaders-Naposon IscIissd 10 b< frsssdls--og Eas.
nies In London asd Irases, a..
The latest dispatches from The rnissd states have
caused great excitement here An loyal Amercsus fss
thrill Of JOY Lao. tho might end power o, their loved
country becoming evident and sn the world may
the lesson that the great republic and vll live
through the schemes and malice of ne snsmss. Ths
secessionists are indeed downhsartsd.
Last week the OF the taking Of Roanoke esd
Fort Henry the Of the surrender % ross
Donolson, with lie afieen Thousand defenders. Thi-
is too much for trsln 70 bear. seecssonists are
At 4 discount here. and, save In sidelis drswias
room, which is quite largo enough 10 contain their
reduced numbers, they meet with sympathy. IN eli
countries traitor 10 eAs disked aud above al
a whipped A Thousand cheers for The Union Now
its friends may rejoice Now The envious and scrrous
journals here and In LoDdoE which but short time
since attacking with vile abuse the Unon will sting
its praises Fear Of public opinion will them 20 do
30, If shame did not. amusing 10 witness shs
few well noted ssesssonsts that have resided here Tor
months psst. Last week they paradcd the Champs
Eysees g,y and cheerful Jolly rolckius sosthsrn fsl
lows s'Ns. Yankees thsy" Oh no; they stousiy FOR.
sSun the So and hs s. oy
wont 70 render boiserous with their loud and on re-
peatsd boasts. They aro 6dmbfounded-reduced u
They sse before thsm future Of pcri unless tie
North should, In Its honr Of victory, bo magranlmons
In beginning this letter said that the iornss Of IA.
ris and London would nov alter their tone while
mentug upon American sfsrs. They have all. with two
thA nar1 ~
and the more notorious, because moro lying aud absurd
Pdtrss. The Herald says We learn from passenger
Ess Nova Scotia. @ nat int:s'ncs M had ecsn received .
Donelson with great loss OF fs and tho abandonment
of several large csaaon That passenger would do for
triumphan selsSrsph;c despatch from Now YORK. and
then adds u Is needless for 10 cell attention 20 the
OF these tesgams, which must course caass
doubt as to their exsctitude and authenticity"
PARIS. March II, 1862
Yhs agitation in the Heart Of the Eppireoo Az Clam,
Are A6ectcd-Conduct Of the Clergy aad S,adems-ns
Scandals Of the MoatauJan Dotatien-I'osition of p,
Emferor-PIrce NapOleom's Bw.play, dc.
II the glorious victory OF Fort Donslson Is Tot 40 en-
crossing that you cannot spare time TO observe what l.
taking place other countries you fail TO have
been interested by the various reports Of recent events
here.
must confess that some Of those reports have
whom reading them, rubbed my eyes with asonishsnt
You know that have great faith the established
order Of things in France 1t obtained by the sword
and by the sword, most probably. II will ultimately
perish but do think that al present there are any
signs Of such consummation. True Is that ws have
had some "dirty weather" this last week; that while
the Chambers have been rocking to and fro with indg
naut thunder the streets have somewhat lost their
tranquil aspect True 1t s that thers Is great depression
of trade consequent the falling or Of American de-
mand that the Ango.French tariff is unpopular, lily
undsrsood pnd cable that the sugar and
ON salt that the cry Of short and large expend
ture in relation 70 the State that the frequent in
tho Quarter Latin aud the PRONUNCIATION In the Senate
OF NJ Baroche OF . popular and prevalent watchword--
No Emperor, and empirc'-ars serious. features in
the political atmosphere Of the day. But thore Is
old proverb about the Devil being quite black
a. he is painted.
Ibays great opportunities Of minglins among lcasss
tho highest % we'll 90 the lowest sad have mado nv
au,v to So and hear everything my power during the
isst few days. will begin with the fountain head-ths
rmnsror himself And here know from unquestionabls
.,,hsry that his usual impassve calm has not for
moment been disturbed His reply TO Count dc Morny,
,h President OF the Legislative Chamber Who from the
et had opposed the Emporors iIboral concessions aud
tho in auson to tho strong language that had bees
ussd by NJ Picard, olivier and Jules Fsvre, saying
soms,hiur very ike az told you sor was very charac
,.rs,ic at has not at all surprised such reco
rro long bent bow In the natural order Of things
and far botsr that should be hers to witness than
,n., 4, should be left to frghtsn my child whom am
woo.- The Emperor, in fact, feels that the Pslkao
h,ndsr,hs refusal OF the Chamber to grant tho dota
hs had devised for his Chinese General Montsuban
rather happy accident. Above and before all things
ma u,uzt stsnd well with the army He must be instant
:. r.vsrd its members from the chof 10 The srbaltsru
r .xv ,x;mo ratio is the army he must rely md
o nj. ars quarrel with the constitutional body his own
hnd have created account Of his desire 20 confs
an sdsausts reward Tor military service. Why II Il
s.., val, known TO those who have the opportunity
rns,,us freely with different departments Of the French
that the Emperor II more popular than with
4, and that with Of his hand every sword would
sur;ns from ts scabbard But he has skilfuy turned
tho asnk Of any dculty there In the Pslikao qu
tiou and the probability II that his hands will bs more
poxsrful than ever 10 reward those whom he wishes
That certain deg Of scandal attaches TO the Mon
tauban doaton cannot be denied; but this dspar
aseu,ou TO In the view OF the army. First IL said
that was In consequence OF the precious spois the
General had thrown into the Empcrcrs lap from the
summer palace that The perpetual dosaton OF $1,000
francs was desired There H. In feet, little doubt that
General Montaubsn did not GET nrst into the summer
palace for nothing The Emperor knows well enough
hat he pocketed icwols 10 fabulous amount but Mon
tsuban risked his head for tho Emperor IN his two at
tsmpts at Strasburg and Bculogne, aud the Emperor
never forgsts his friends But there IL more piquant
reason alleged for good dotation to tho General Some
time ago Hsusseman the Prsfsct OF the Seine and one
Of nose noeaz riches who have sprung into life under
the Second Emperor, left his daughter on visit at Com
picene. The young lady is decidedly beautiful aud
pi, itsle The Emperor thought 50 too. and somehow
nr other lost his way, the shades Of the evening
ong tho corridors Of the ancient palace OF the kings OF