The New York herald., 1862-10-19
Intervention Repudiated by
British Operatives.
0aribaldi ON Slavery, the Papacy
and English Freedom.
MARRIAGE or THE PRINCESS MARIA OF ITAL'
FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER,
DC. &C.. &c.
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, Oct 3, 1862
The People Rotocd al he Union Marshal Nss
Opinion Of General McCtslar-Aariety for Neius from
Ama1ca-Engiands idca Of Peace dc.
have language to express the delight and admira
tiou eyincod by OF every party here the harry
fortune which has crowned your Mcceilan's
brave, scientific vigorous generalship is in every
ones mouth Marshal Neil, OF the most practiced en-
gineers in the French army told yesterday that no
bad followed all the movements Of the young Aineri
general with most critical eye, and he had no
hesitation saying that his admirable coa7Uc flace2 Inn
an M first rcnk cf either oacie modern generals.
May say much Mon le Maresctalr said |. " DC
toa cgur, was the reply
In my letter Of last week minated that observers OF
the remarked that hitherto fortune had almost
sany been favorable to that party which acted The
de efensve and that the rebels bold enough b
take the initiative themselves nothing pi tbAbc
than that they would for tho rough u her
favors And it has proved The rebels, by Mctlesns
mastery arm have driven from every gr und
they had dared to invade and with loss OF their pres
tge. But hope predominant all mems minds-tha
General Nct lellan has amply justified popular
judgment, will make short work of IT and of this foul
rebellion, head and tail
You would be gratifed to the absorbing nteres,
with which Frenchmen high and low, liberal and mode
rate hang the contents OF the papers brought
by the Norwegian The various rooms literally
all the daily papers is told almost unprecedented
Look through the city when you WILL every body has
journal IN handcoachmen porters fruit Sellers shopnon
even while serving their customers: crrand boys
stop and read. and many der,ser Is brought
bly, cold 10 the hungry man. because the white capped
messenger would stay and listen while read the
thcky crowded street McCean's series OF brilliant vic
tories. The Southerners have crossed the Potomac and
abandoned Maryland and Pennsy syleana, Monsieur - says
Had he
and thinks he has given very sufficient for HE
employers cold breakfast and really such is the general
excitement that the fellow escapes with bu, half his
plement Of curses.
have taken pains TO ascertain whether the Pac has
or has not solid grounds for publishing opinion about
recognon and have every to believe that has
letter written am told by Earl Russell TO NJ Thou
venel, rather TO Lord Cowley who to read It to
tho French Foreign Minstor in which it was asked
whother, that the Northern military prestige
entirely restored that both North and South
had ovinced such admirable persistence their respective
admirable that IL clear that the present
ihtenccine would 60 ad infaitum--the time had
might jointly nterrose their good offices. have been
told also that the Emperor, from Barrz, has sgnhei
his these views. The conversations have bad
Aowever with French statesmen OF different parties
me 10 the belief that ay intervention the part OF The
French government viii not be generally well received
by the country, which is rigidy favor Of both
parties bsng lot alorc The hatred or slavery so great
here that the South inseparaby associated in mems
minds q natural and logical victim and no one seems
10 doubt that the North left to ITSELF win end by fairly
trampng out the last omber of this rebellion. The is
The North must hold its own IN the face Of the world or its
birhrght will be worth a OF potiage England
Is laying up for herself bitter harvest OF hatred against
The day when the old Union shall be consolida
ted irmer basis than and knowing this. there
s nothing she so much breads the Of tie Union
arms. Hence her desire TO coalesce with France
That the rebels having the worst OF H. Tie French
Emperor may consent for Of policy bat the willy
Vaccinations Of England arc not concealed from either
him or bis people.