The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10
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Our Paris, FrankiOrt-on-thc-M Main and Con-
stantinople Correspondence.
Effect OF "Bull RUM RusseIl's
Exclusion i'm Paris.
The Rebel Agents and Their Machina-
tons in France.
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The National Shooting Festival
Of Germany.
Life and Foreign Services Of Brigadier
General Carl SEIZURE.
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MURDER or AN AMERICAN MISSIONARY.
FRENCH VIEW OF THE RESULT OF THE WAR,
&C., &C., DO
MURDER OF AN AMERICAN MISSIONARY.
FRENCH VIEW OF THE RESULT OF THE WAR,
&C., &C., DO.

&C., &C., DO.
Our Paris Corresp ondcnce.
! PARIS, April Is, 1852.
The Recommendation Of LII. D. Russell from the Aei-
can Army, and It's Evect-HoO the French approve Of
Secretary Ssam.on's Action To,cards the London Times
The Rss Cause Still on the Wane-Wha. the Government
Hopes from n. Aires-Another PsmphIa on Aaly-T2e
japanese Norelty, de-, dc.
French journals have been constantly In the habit
of making copous extracts from MI Russes letters to
the London Times that the formal announcement of his
correspondence being about to cease consequence
the refusal OF the American government afford him
his required facilities necessarily sxoes attention
in Partisan society.
As far as ascertain all sorry learn that so
fluent pen should be about TO dry up. At the same
Time 30 far from there being any disposition question
Mr. Stantcns prudence and sagacy in the course he
thought 1T to adopt all parties only wonder that
Mr.. Russell has been INDUCED with such long mpunity
His graphic but exaggerated descriptions have always
been read with avidity; but ono can doubt that
their whole bias has bsen continually in favor Of
the South. Now, the London Times exercises a
very powerful influence, not only over the people,
but the cabinets Of Europe; and opinion thus gene.
rated amongst the governed and governmental
departments Of the Old World cannot but again
upon the rebel States in encouraging them persist
their present rash and ruinous policy. As TO Mr. Rus
sells plea that what he writes does not reach America
till after the lapse Of month"; it is really fallacious The
importance Of his words does not much attach to his
descriptions Of DETAIL OF troops and general
line Of military tactics to his of the general
morale Of the army and the United States government
ITSELF This correspondence IL ether reports be
believed Is regarded with anxiety in the rebel camp
Many covering spirit is nerved to greater frmness
by tho perusal Of its friendly spirit pleasant predic
tions and its favoring influences
In France in fact no one sorry to hear that the Lon
don Times has received, through it's correspondent,
"sap in thu face" Che arrogant which that jour
nal assumes speaking of Freach politics is disaste
full to all parties, and many disposed see in this
thoroughly Independent conduct OF the American GO
vcrnment spirit Of defiance to England, which others
only bide their time to follow The conduct Of England
towards the United States in their hour of trial. OK
pressed both in Parliament and the leading Journal has
been full Of pride and haughtness that day Of rock
opng may day como. All the world it, and Mr.
Stanton rather regarded beacon in the bold line he
has pursued.
Opinion in France is daily strength ming against the
rebel States II seems TO be generally thought that the
hour Of final triumph be Icing delayed. AT the
Same time II is believed that the government
OF tho United States is gradually laying foundation OF
most important changc-tha il is. i fact, fast bccom
Ing Power or immense military importance about
TO exercise an influence on foreign politics way
fsrior TO France herself.
london letter appears tho Honi.sur respecting the
complaint which tho United States government has
been making in regard TO the Boz nudss becoming real
emporium for southern supplies, moral violation Of
the professcd neutrality" Il gives also the answer OF
the English Cabinet, " that such Circumstance mist
have he foreseen by the American government and is
only an additional argument for reconciliation between
the two parties In the American republic"
Prince Polgnsc. who married n. Mires' daughter, is,
or course in high feather at his father nlaws escape,
though 1t is SAID that the lady retains such bitter
sentiment at the Princes behavior when he: iahe.s
troubles were a. the worst that she contf
{, live with him. Mires' Star Is so completely n
ito ascendant that many do not scrups 20 declare that
lie viii long be moro important parsonage in Pays
than N Foui himself. His bold challenge tho Prcs
dent when charged with abstracting 100000 frances
to dvGge the names Of the pares&o WHOM he paid Ss
stln-Count DC Morny being olerably well known DO
orois Understood 10 have much to do with his acqut
tai
Tie chest containing papers ordered 10 be returned
20 Mres weighs more than 600 pounds III, copying Of
documents only cost 1000 francs the voricston tho
trial y oo0 franes and the wolc trial some 200 600
francs. Considering that Justice is sad 10 be granted
| grstuitpusly Ia France, this il pretty well.
N. de TihihatcLsi has published pamphlet the
| Kingdom Of Italy, which looks very ike French
| governmental programme. He divides tho laic
Italian States into two cases or groups-oac
comprising this kingdom Of Naples minus sicily;
| the other the remainder Of tho peninsula Ho IN.
QGircs whether unitcaion IL 10 b3 considered en- &C.
con .ishsd fact lie considers that Tuscany, Modsna
also Cmbria and the Marches, and that throughout tie
whole Of Upper italy the beneficial effect Of this great
tiaiic. Society rejo.cei at this unihcson from its
antipathy TO Nesfotan rule Bat Naples is historically
and geographically separated IRON the rest Of Italy. aud
the athor thinks -four Eve years of peace and
quiility ae necessary to reconcile IL 10 the change.
Rome and Venice ne does rot consider iadspcnsable
that la met, the aournihg of The Roman question
yeats an austroSplnish incrventonkecrs the deina-
gogues OF italy in check aud reduces the papacy
original condition and lastly that the kingdom a Italy
accomplished fact tina, must b. recognized BY th.
other Powers o. Europe. He thinks likewise, that the
french troops must remain OF Rome.
lana Atnhu tfpu& tst
\ lions OF Paris. Every day they may be riding
| in the Champs Eiysees, and every night at ono
other OF the theatres Parties so;ourning at tho
Hotel du Lavre had ample opportunities cf gratifying
their curiosity than they have dned nj the
tds dht and those who have picked up little French
or Engish-and many Of the suite have already done
glad 10 enter into conversation. Their Excesnc!os
observation-disclosures (beforo use, be IL undcrsood) arc
great request ard every day scores u these square
bits OF rice paper distributed and preserved as on
riosities Tho Ambassadors have been t. Versailles
where wheel chairs provided for them that they
might traverse without fatigue the long gEllerie AM
corridors OF that famous souvenir Of Louis uatorz and
survey he miles Of canvass that adotn It's walls The
fountains lei loose especially 10 do them honor and
perhaps nothing that they have Witnessed In this city OF
beauty grat0sd them much as these celebrated water
works The venerable bald heads OF these Eas,ern al
poats wagged 10 and fro the mighty Neptune gshed
os his fantastic waters, and the whole garden scene rs
terrace upon terrace rose below them, all alive with
thousands Ia holiday toilet md gushing spray seemed 70
| strike them with amazcment
Yesterday they went to tho Hotel dos Invalido. They
conform themselves wonderfully TO European habits and
the dignity with which they their straw hats
when ssuting those who conduct them through the va
rious departments they second 10 no Frsnchman of
the best age OF French courtesy Their portraits have
been carefully photographed and crowds daily assemble
around Grouxs shop window 70 inspect aud comment
upon them They take their departure next week for
London IN order to be present at the opening Of the In
terEstional Exhibition.
MRS Blunt The American drsmast is giving tocrowded
audiences representations from Goethe and "Faustn
PARis, April rs, 1852
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