The New York herald., 1862-03-26
Our Paris Correspondence.

Dirort Interference Fapoieons Last Er.remityImporta
CnoW Services Of TIE ORLEANS Princes and Their Gain
France-The Invasion Of Nrico Not PopxIar-Nr. Shd<H
Of No Importance, Erce< Purchaser of vendl Nos-
pap~,-7Ae Sumter Obtains Funds for Coal from
Paris, Gc., dc.
announced In my last letters that Intervention
would take place yet-neither France England
ing TO confront the danger or such step unless certain Of
the aid OF the other But both dread the consequences
should foul play be intended For instance, Eng
land strike the FIRST blow she France might
her 70 light it out alone, while France has the
same fear, and, besides, wishes the stigma Of
the act to fall other shoulders than
her own. She would come in when another
had cleared tho way; but she will hesitate long she
alone attempt that the nation would approve
Of There unprecedented distress in all portions
OF the empire, and it may that to dis'rac, aten
tion the Emperor Napoleon will make some attompt 70
break the blockade and recognize the South but il will
am assured BY those well informed that England has
and for the fifth sixth time, aatly refused
to act In the matter Napoleon wishes she would There
Is great that dsers him. and you may rest
assured that is not the least He IS aware that tho
Oreansts poased "a fnd their loved princes defend
ing the OF the Union Were he (thc Emperor) %
attack that the whole Orleans party would most
energeticay disapprove OF such course. ana they
would have with them 10 such au opinion an immense
majority OF the a1herscts Of the empire. Thus yoc will
that the Comte do PARIS and the Duke de Chartrss
rendering great service TO the Union by the mere
this subject may state that the Orleansts daily
gaining ground The people, reeng deeply the stag
exasperated The Of the
four ard half failure and has met h decided
opposition, more especially 10 ths provHces Called
20 pay out money, and yet having revenue the
little renters indignant They all cry out against the
government refuse to give up their rene snd have one
and all becoms ready 10 Gdof any oiher form # oorerr
would assure them the safety OF their per cent
II 10 true that the Consupti0nne. the Pays and Pr'rs
contrary OF this and show by the sintemen.
Bank France that money pouring I'M but, alas
for their theory has leaked out that where the bank
shows large OF money on hand is becuse the
Rohscnds let them have several millions The days the
accounts made out but drew them oct again The
next day All such tricks as this, as well as the at
tempted loan in London, lower tbs government 10 the
eyes of tho public, and Cause wh cb doubt sur
psss the real danger to be met
II apparent that the people not in favor OF
the French expedition against Mexico. On all sides
OF dcon,ept al proceeding which entails
great upon tho government and which by
Legitimate means pro0i u.
have lust been assured that Spain informed the go
vernmeal Of Intended immediate augmentation cf her
forcss IL Mexico. THIS met With suorssiis 70.
fussl from France, and Lord Cowsy InfOrmsi
he should at chan IKE refusal from
the Cabire. OF - ianiss
Il has been asserted by several persons that Mr Slide
had obtaiued nc audience o: the Emperor The pssis
Of the ondoa Post gave credence TO the
rumor Gao you that 40 Jet N.. Sideli has
bsd an auS coco of bis Majesty he has seen Thouve.
ne hut not even bim otnea.y He 10 creating no
sston hare IN an political HIS Chief occupation
a. hear large sums 70 that portion OF the Paris
press which be can gain over BY hY solid arguments
Tbs Sumter 10 a. Gibraltar, out OF coal, for wa1t or
money That 10, she was Few days since She has
now resolved funds, and viii Of course GEL coal The
money was forwarded from Paris
Tue Tuscarora In nov watching the Sumter. 10 10
be hoped she will be more sueoesHu than a. souihAnp
ton.