The New York herald., 1862-02-01
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, Jan. II, 1862.
The Anglo Amatcaa Question-Nopoleon About to Reccg
mise The Rebeis-A Government Pamphlet on the Sub
ject-Tae Anti american Alliance icih En9land-Dis-
tess Of TIE French Operotices--Treasury Embarrass-
p,ents-7he Freemosom Imbrogro--M Abo,as Play
Hisscd-A Matrimonial Agency-Coun Fetes, dc.
Our political circles busy occupied discussing tho
suppression of Mr. sewards despatch of the aoth Of No
vember BY the Pamerston Cabinet. The general concu
sion is that for the sake Of securing rm posi-
tion, the st. James Cabinet committed nfamy. All
those at ell familiar with England's political career viii
not be astonhed ut this Her policy has ever been one
Of deceit and nfamy. One thing Is apparent by the
course taken by the London News in this mattcr. Earl
Russell must have disapproved Of such conduct as the
suppression Of so important despatch. His organ (hs
London Necs proves this. Tho world will now
Judge a their standard the vauntngs Of the London
Times and Poa. They knew beforehand there
danger and they boased and bulied. II Is great
satisfaction 10 know that the braggarts are exposed and
that the majority Of tho London press smites them for
their villany.
is 10 be remarked that the Palmerston organs, Times
and Post still continue their insoent attacks upon the
United States government This proceeds from the fact
that with Psmerston Is sink or swim, and with them
peace death, and life and continuance Of power.
That they fondy hope So whereas plain to all that
the Palmerston Cabinet fall the opposition has
30 grand cause Of complaint.
am in the possession Of information which establishes
beyond doubt that this government bont upon the
cogntion Of the South II has within the last two weeks
repeatedly urged this upon England and may
cecd In persuading the Pamerston Cabinet TO meet its
views. The Washington government must arm at once,
coast offences must be attended to, and abow all rong,
efficient nary be al once equipped.
Tho English government continues sending immense
munitions and large forces to Canada and war by
means 90 yet averted.
As sign Of the times, may state that brochure, en-
titled "Tho Recognition Of the SOUTH" viii appear to-
morrow at Denton's, the publisher Of governmental
pamphlets and that this brochure is ossnsibly the
work Of NJ Grandsuiot editor Of the Pdw but is In
aty the work Of government scribe, and Is ia
thered by Grandguiot well recognised servant Of
Porsgnys administration. or the brochure s but
straw to which way the popular brsezs blows.
u is successful 10 much the better not no will
be said II will have been ascertaiped that the public
IL unfavoable 10 such conclusions ss TO by the
writer OF course 10 useless to add that the work In
question Is inimical to the North.
The Paris journals are ALL save the Pdts well satis.
ned TO know that s loss likely, and all recon-
mend that advantage bc taken Of the Trent affair make
England come TO definite conclusion regards the
rights Of neutrals.
all the other European governments eagerly ask the
No doubt that In the late unpleasant af-
all the honor and profit have been for the United
States government while England has reaped but shame
and paid something like SIS 900 900 for 10 beside The
world did not fail TO Judge at their right value her dc
atons and cries OF injured honor. Why, even her
subjects did So and loud and deep the procs
tatohs Of the peace party Nowadays that same peace