The New York herald., 1862-04-23

interest shocked find how careless the government
niust have been Without the enterprise Of private ot
where would be the OF the North France
would fate have recognized the Southern
fedsracy had the Merrimac bombsrded and destroyed
the forts the vessels of the North Providence has
saved you let hope that the War and Navy De-
psrroents will do the rest The outcry against General
Mcclellan great sensation here. The enemies of
the Union are reoiced at it, its friends depore such
state OF confusion.
PARIS. April 4. 1862
Grsos Joy and Admiration at the Union TtaD,ph-Tie
Hsmptos Roads Fight ihe Tp,c Of ms Da,--The Va
ao'as Dislike of England Fary Deuesoprd. dc.
Words literally fail me- to describe the mingled admi-
ration aud awe with which your successful opera
t'oas have been viewed in France. say in France as
wd ~ Paris, inasmuch every provincial paper is elo
ausnt the subject. and private letters which have
haA te opportunity Of seeing from high military author
t's shew how generathe feeling is. In Partisan cir
oss tss only observe the confirmation OF the
tioaA sdage gs'i1 ny qs qus fe
Every one is predicting the speedy termination of
the and the utter annihaton of this unnatural
bsilio8 The departure Of General Mcclellan is thought
TO be entirely justiabIe and great results augured
from il.
But the thing of things this wondrocs duet of the
ronsdes and az everything in France judged of with
refsronce ccte pfde Albion every occupied in
discussing the effect of Capt. Ericssons handwork
the boas:sd maritime supremacy OF England II is but
tho simple truth to say that opinion is the
belief that an any future war; England inevitably
be reduced TO second, if not third, power-that
her title to be mistress OF the been
atoms by the Of the Monitor. the late
understanding between herself and the United
suited in actual warfare and New York bockaded
what. It asked would have become of English fleet
u the Americans had possessed half a dozen Moni-
torsf Why, not of those much vaun;ed ships
would have returned to the British shore 10 tell the
tale of the utter annhilation of that fleet When one
thins OF the destruction of this character might
have inflicted on OF those Transports heavily laden
with men and material despatched with such boastul
parade TO Canada the mind is absolutely stunned with
ho snormty of the blundsr made by England in thus
On all sides you hear language to this effect are
70 sad. "sn the ere OF mighty change The mari
time character Of the population Of tho British
liar TO their insuar position in future be
%o n s %natTSsr sS may have 1eso
question IN voice OF thunder. To all ntents and pur
nos:s e. regards war England be dealt with
oontnsntal nation. Relying upon her fsnced maritime
suprrmaoy che conduct OF England tho peace
ISls has been of the most aggressive character No
fUncs England has been recognized. The quarres
Heeplcs like the squabbles Of married e would often
thA there third party sn xous and powerful for in
tHrpnNtioa, tho weaker side will take heart OF grace,
ss r tae ua. aas ,n an s
usosivs for this msddIing has been the ad-
voosoy Of national rights and the substitution OF
= government after The English pattern for that
which previously existed In almost every
intsrfeeencs has dissatisfied all parties The internal
dscord nstead OF being senced been found
loudly than before the nation unanimous ia
nothing slse. only been found agree atrbuting
70 English modelling motives OF the merceaary and
degrading character Look round the world it is said
Rnd whore will you find well wisher to EnglandS The
great as well as the lesser Powers have ALI one orer an
oher had OF deadly hatred against her any
one who cares 10 watch the shifting Of the wind may
that all nations are ready to iond hand in putting down
ainoau hat M apo tofar
Her early history shows TO what helpless con dition
she was reduced by the descent her coasts Of the
Scandinavian nationsasdescent closely followed by the
Norman conquest. What now prevents
rspotion OF this? The trade OF the Fast established tn.
Florcnos and Genoa The Capo Of Good Hope diverted
this trade and the speedy completion Of the Suez
canal Will once return that trade tho Of
The Mediterranean. We France shall long
rcast line OF Agiers and Spain and Italy will become
estmarime nations. America is ready any hour
otsndthe weight OF her newborn war spirit hsrwonsder
rn inventive honors and her extraordinary industry
helping TO crush the country whose allegiance she has
renounced for almost century for the Of commerce.
which 70, aerly seemed strong irreverenty
vered aud France only bdiug her pour upon
the shores OF the modern Carthage all the vengeance
which centuries OF wrong and hatred have been genera
ting All honor to Captain Ericsson, who. with iron
hand, has shown the way.
ssttiing her financial difficulties: thai she -
embarrassed with domestic trobbles; that shs |
N obliged TO keep wary eye Austria lest another
Soiferno should be the Of wrenching Lombsrdy
from ber sway. France may nominal.y reduce her |
" their homes prolonged frrlor rghs but avail
abba st minute notice. She may have words OF nut
tor and honey for England aud visit the exhibition
of her Industrial greatness; but for all this she is build
ing, and will continue build iron sided ships stesn
Es aud Monitors OF French fabric and all with view
10 that contingency which she knows must eventually
contingency that she is sanguine enough 10 be
iisyo will result in srea, naval victory England,
aud the revival or French domination IA india not 10
mention a few crumbs TO Ds picked up IN Canada anu
elsewhere. Yesterday there grand artillery re
view combined with cavalry aud infontry amounting
at
recurring theme OF interest, from the Emperor sia 10
the lowest drummer boy was The battle Of the
and ths Merr mac and the formidable d.htng pewer
Amercs generally was developing.
good deaf has been said about ths regrets which
attributed the Emperor, because of the famous ccn
csssions o: November %, 1s60 hs result OF which
tho plain speaking in the Legislative Chamber oi 4ies
tsvrs, Picard and others. have what consiceT eN
c,ent authority f1r saying thst his Majesty has nevc!
or ans occasion suffered himself 20 any regres
whatever FOR having made that Concession lie sad ony
Tuesday last, speaking the presence Of ne Brikn
Minister, az measured the iucnces iuy before
hand wish hear sl that can be said against nv
government, ana wherever there Is a wrons e1 u Oc
rcdresscd; wherever the complaint IS hlusory tine
Itself will be sufficient for il. We are threatened viva
tsrrble explosion the discussion 0f the budget bu
the masses will only lock and laugh noweg that y
Is only the natural course u hngs 20 sruhb.e wnsn
HIS Maicstyfs reception at ths review eutag-
sisstc The Empress. who was IN deep mourning wss
al hrs aide in her caash While the Empcror Distributed
various crosses and came in Tor her share Of the ca.
feeling which 80 Dreiominan'
The convention entered between Tie allied COM
rnissiDners 10 tho Mexican government, - disappoyra
Of horc The Frsa h government VIII not hear ~ sny
arrangement such that the French snd spanish trca
are 10 90 ~ Cuba and that OF the reonbar2vh o TIE
recently arrived troops from France. NJ Jureh Ge "a
taavisrs's powers are withdrawn (hs VIII remain ss
adrnira) but the political cond1ci VIII oe inFes'so N
NJ Dubois de ssiigny, French Mexican Minister. No con
6deuco Is plased IN Mexico by eithor spain OF rance
Two Of President Jusrez, dated th. 5th Aarch,
have given great unibragc In the all persons 0rn
ing psrt under any title, Of the foreign forces nVaoinr
Mexico without preliminary declaration y! war, are
outlawrd N pirates condemned 20 des'h. IN me
other any speaking writing 10 favor of inis inNA
sion through the medium of The press, Ca ths snpe
proof OF his identity is ne shot.
Our Berlin Correspondence.
Bs,tiS, April 2 1852