The New York herald., 1862-10-26
AFF AIRS IN EUROPE.
INTERESTING fa3N FRANCE.
Oar paris Correspondence.

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psris Oct. 10. 1862.
The Egcc Of tae PresiG nss r PoaaI'i,a- Emmr@
eepiion a B,pits--Sqn. an Speech of yap9, %
an im.rtcan LGis--yoa-i seroea:.oa, &c
Tho proclamation oi ncpaton issled By pr.s
Lincoln excited intense interest and discassoa among
all classes here Tho orgaas OF Coarse blame
the document questi,nasscrt that It's prenusatlon
a useless bravado and that tho Presdcat tule
into is issue by the anatca radical portion his Cab
not I dare say that 50 far these secession Journals
ass not wrong, aad perhaps The may he
said of their after asscrt,on--that had some dc.
cisve victory crowned your the proclaim
would lot ave tho tight, In fac, the semoaic
organs hereai Of whom are heart and soul with navs
conclude that the proclamation Is menace, and
or course the Southcrners style Presidents pro-
clamaiou can enormityn They-the Southerno.s--arc
filling journals with awful accounts OF the slooasrd
rapine, seduction aud murder thai must follow any
tempt on the part of the North enforcing the prosama
ton The subject Gne one FOR Seccssa and good use
tlcv make oil it..
Ons certain effect Of the proclamation will be post.
pcncncn, OF aay action regards intervention the
part Of France England until aftsr the lst OF January
council OF ministers will take place tomorrow a. ST.
Cloud tho Emperor attending. and the Souherners here
that NJ de Thouvenel who has constant relations
with Slide viii vehomently urge upon The assembled
Ministers ana his Majesty some immediate eps towards
The recognition Of the South shall, rotation this
matter recount conversation which took place between
the Emperor Napoleon and two Amescin ladies' At
Barrtz short time since. can vouch for the truth of
the oilowiug details rs hoi them from undoubted
SOURCE t@
Nj. and Mrs Eusts have bocn residing at Barritz
during the past months as guests Of Mr. Elisha Rgg
OF your city who has been living in this country for
A hall piv ven al
among those invited were the persons above named
After the official quadrille their Maestos promcnaded
around the rooms those present forming line OF each
side OF them. BY chance, the Riggses and
Eiisscs stood Mrs. Batoraed, an American
lady, we'll known 4. Court, and who is a
siaunch and loyal subject of the United States.
must here digress for moment to state that
each week the Emperor receives from Washington private
despltches To return to my story. As his Majesty
ncared Mrs Butered he remarked to that lady, al have
this evening received private despatch from America in
forming me that Gen. Mcclellan has been taken prisoner
now sincerely hope this unhappy war will end" Mrs
Batie-ned rept ai~iL.woud only make rs more dc
,erln,ea and further asserted foreign interference
would render that determination unchangeabe, The En-
peror at that moment caught sight OF Mrs.
Riggs and said, "My dear ladies, il one OF yon
we're the North and the other the South, l
would advise you embrace aud make up the quarrel
But If you are determined to eat snother-o kill
another-you will find one here to hinder you' As
the Emperor these words he turned towards
Mr. Euss, who was standing near, and, slightly bowins
to him, moved on. M
The Americans at Barrz-i mean all loyal Americans,
Of course-blme Mr. Dayton for having allowed Sdelis
secretary fair field there The presence OF the Amcri
can Minister would have prevented any reception Of
Eustis by the Emperor or Empress.
lido pretend give undue i'm nor;ance to the above
quoted Of the Emperor, bat certainly consider it
worth repeating. remark apparently IS unimportaut
preceded great Italian campasn Of 1850 and Napo
leon H. rarely makes such pointed assertions without
object, may fairly conclude thar tor the present AZ
least his Majesty has intention oi interfering
quarrel.
Their Majestics and the Primes Imperial returned to St
Cloud yesterday, all in excellent health IN few day
they 60 to Compicgne, where oy w reside until De-
cember.