The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-11
Our Paris Correspondence.

morning.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, May 81, 1862.
The Roman Occupaton-The French Army-Neso Send
Me1sco-The american Nescs-Chaage in the Tao
fes of the eoudeners-Tickey Smiles All Alone-Came-
ron and Tayor-A Secesh Lady Married Under the Stars
and Strpes-Tyteatricas Afatrs-Ed,cin Booth, dc.
The Moniteur of yesterday morning contains the fol
sowing paragraph at the head of its columns
The Emperor having decided that, account Of the
reductions which have taken place the effective Of the
army corps Of occupation OF Rome will be submitted
~ u new organization, General Goyon has been called
70 resume service near his Majesty, and as test
mony OF his high satisfaction the Emperor has raised
him, by decree Of this date, TO the dignity of Senator
Napoleon the Third never does anything with
cut a good aud sufficient reason, and it
the only reason. at least the only
which he gives the public. Why the corps OF occu-
patton at Rome is to be submitted to "nsw or
ganization," Is the reduction in the effective OF
The army. What the 'new organization is to be we
yet informed but the context OF the paragraph
would at least lead imagine that the occupying
force itself undergo reduction. Now the French
government always commended that it kept at Rome
only sufficient number Of troops to insure the personal
safety the Holy Father the result Of this reduc
iion now viii doubtless be the replacing Of the with
drawn French troops by Italians and joint occupancy
for time by the soldiers Of Napoleon and Victor
Emanuel where when the pear considered fully RIPE
the will be entirely taken away, and the
hled city permitted drop into the lap or rather
she crown Sof the IRE Gaantusmo."
Speaking Of the effective of the French army the
xosi<r few evenings since, in correcting state
made Pamerstcn in regard to the number
Of French troops, gives the list foowsOn the 1st
q January 1862, effective, AZ 900; reserve 10000
Since then IS 900 having retired to the
that raised 900 men, and the effective reduced
" 400 ,Oo0
The same decree which makes General Goyon q
Senator also raises that dignity Count Chasseoup
IAhat, Minister for Marine, and NJ lngres Member Of
the Institute the celebrated painter This last nomina
sion, tribute TO high artistic merit will do much in
behalf Of the Emperor's popularity among class who
particularly devoted TO him. Although the
Senate has row become sort Of q rubbish
garrett, in which the Emperor slows away q good
deal OF useless trash, which elsewhere 10 in his way
the honor Of there is not a empty and nom
nal one not only is retained during life but carries
with the substantial benefit Of 80 900 francs per
No new light has been thsown since my last letter
upon the present prospective condition Of the Msxi
can imbrogio All sorts Of rumors circulation 1t
day that large rcnforcements be
edately warded and this is contradctsd the
that there is still probability Of England and spain
coming back the aid OF France. II is probable
any endorsements will be sent until the OF
The arrival Of the army in Mexico is received The feel
ing towards Spain may be imagined in the light OF the
fact that a very abusive article, abusive first OF
General Prm Individually, and then Of tho Span
ish government, which sustains him, published
originally in the Pdtre copied in full the MOni-
teur yesterday In this article the conduct OF General
Prn characterized AZ "a foFgstfulness Of all the duties
Of alliance contracted IN good faith In retiring with
the Spanish army General Prm violated the
To country political reason could have absoved
such conduct nothing could have prevented general
no take lrOI
being brought before a council OF war Letters pub
ishsd in the prominent journals here from Mexico repre-
that the French troops here enthusiast
eay received, and that the people want them stay
'fuly convinced letter. that, 'f they do not,
States less than ten years. General Mira
arrived in Paris from spain few days
views with the Emperor He will proceed Immediately
TO Mexico to aid in the spread Of civilization the
French term their present campaign there
We have Just the thrilling Of the 18th OF
May-Norfok taken; Mcclellan near Richmond; New
Orleans IN psaceabe possession Of our troops the
stsr Merrmac blown the ports TO be opened the LIST
OF June the House Of Representatives passing bill for
che abolition or slavery in the Territoresa these
Npon with rush, and have put all IN great
excitement The bloody drama seems to be approach
ing its denouemen and such seems to be the general
she continued retreat Of the rebels as the
continuance Of this system OF evacuation and falling
back before the Northern troops" Tue Moneur calls
particular attention. ~ important fact 70 the passage
the Territorial anti slavery bill and the Conss1onns
after rehsarsng ne destructive deeds II the rebels
ssthsy acting like determined 10 leave nothing
NJ, in the hands Of se eonqueror.o This their
sext here The Southern emissaries, who few
months since were clustering and blowing about the
superiority Of the southern troops over the damned
Yankees and who to snnhilate the latter fast
they Invaded their "sacred sell" now assume the
eubduod tone Of martyred patriots, prosecuted and
crushed superior force but intending proof OF
ing the extreme South, destroying all in their
path, and lighting Till they are all murdered"
by the Northsrs vandals. They obtain some sympathy
by this kind Of talk and Is really amusing to SOC the
change their and appearance within tho last
few months. Even Bsv. Tucker has become crushed in
spirit and takes his cocktail In melancholy silence.
Hon. Simon Cameron and Mr.. Bayard Taylor, his
Tecretary OF legation arrived yesterday from
don aud will leave few days for 81. Petersburg w
Cameron Is stopping nj The Louvre but Mr. Taylor is
stopping at the house OF friend Mr. John L. Graham,
Jr Of New York
among the humorous things 10 which our war has
given rise may 10 set down the folowisg-IAst week
young ady from ssesssia and herself Of most intense
secession proclivNes, was anxious, al young ladies'
be married. She was not only an xous, how.
ever, but really and willing, aud bridegroom,
French gentleman u wealth and distinction. In
order 70 make the marriage cvily Jegal however IL
necessary that il should be performed not only in
Abe regular FOR required by the French law but after
wards IN The legation Of the country which lady
belonged Here was froubLs The lady belonged to 81
cessia and sdell was her representative But Slides
blessing would be q value to her
under the circumstances, than any so4nary in.
dividuaps bessing or oufsng end after mucn
~ and mentR trouble, wishing postpone the chap
ny day till br. slidell recognized (by which
time she probably could sot be married, account q
gray and the wrinkles Of old age) she Bnay
up her mind TO swallow ths dose and conducting her
dearly beloved % the Legation, they married
by Mr. Dayton beneath the folds OF the American flag
and by fiction OF International law. upon American
soil IL in said that Mrs. Sdel chided the young lady
Coz her want Of patriotism and self sacrifice and asked
Der why she didn't wait little while TIL che coaJ
hive been married by Mr.. Slidel3" But she
for that
Hasvy's OPERA " La Juive,r s to be produced at the
Grand Opera evening for the first time IN
Beat.
sister Las been playing the last weak at Versailles
vfor several years past has always been her
sake the ita-ns May Immediately At the close Of the
Spera season, aud play round Of her characters Last
year she was not very successful and that tragedy
q dead IN Paris 20 she has taken the little theatre al
sxe-eses fer week two. considerable numbers
nave gone out nightly from Paris 20 see her She and
Abon have Just erected each pretty heel the
5ouevaTa dos ia esherbss the Pare de uonceaux
undsrstat I'd that Rstori hrs abandoned the dsa she
mad OF going t. America this year.
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