The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13
PRUSSIAN MILITARY men FOR AME..ICA'
ADVANCE OF THE RUSSIANS In INDIA.


The Czar's Troops in Herat and
Marching on Kandahar,
xs.s 1e.s xss
The steamer Etna, Captain Kennedy, which lef,
Liverpool the 30h ultimo, and Queenstown
tho LIST nst arrived here half-past last night
The news is one day later than that by the Hansa
making tho full report four days later.
The London Times Of May Che latest) learns by pr
waite letters that General NcClsllans object is to land
regular siege train under most difficult circumstances
His troops greatly irrtated by the conduct Of the
government towards their favorte general. He has
been deprived of ten thousand his plans were
all completed and he had taken the field them
Suspicious entertained that General Mcdowell has
not acted with perfect loyalty towards his old comrade
and recent commander. He as well as General Banks,
is free to report directly to the War Department.
and to receive orders from Mr.. Stanton exclusively
Serious consequences may arise from Mr. Stanon's
degradation of General Mcclellan the post OF
commander Of 4 corps darmie.
The screw steamer Hero, from Hull for Nassau, N p
after calling Queenstown for COAL &C. had taken her
departure, with The intention, it supposed, Of at
tempting to the blockade at Of the Southern
ports.
The London stock exchange and the royal exchange
70 be closed the LIST Of May and general
ton OF business in tho city, in consequence Of the
opening Of the exhibition. The various banking houses
will close an hour earier-namely, at three O'Clock.
Tho London Times in critical review Of tho sculpture
in the London Exhibition, says-
In 1861 the Greek Slave, the work Of American
tst carried on all the honors Of sculpture and again.
this occasion, We think the laurels will be awarded to
another American student Mr. Storey who has sent two
noble groups from his studio at Rome One figure is that
into the building which approaches them originality
OF conception or power OF execution.
In another article the London Times says
Another American artist, Mr. Mozisr also sends one
or two tine figures, though much behind those his
fellow countryman, Mr.. Storey.
banquet had been given on board the gusrdship
Majestic, At Liverpool to Captain Judkns to congratu
late him his appointment tho first honorary lieu
tenant in the royal naval reserve.
The Emperor Of Russia having demanded that the
Nunco whom the Pope was to send TO ST. Petersburg
should maintain his relations with the clergy in Russia
only through the Minister Of Public Worship the Pops
had determined 70 despatch the Nunco st. Peters
burg.
II proposed 10 present the freedom OF the city Of
London 70 Earl Canning late Governor General of India
The British Board Of Trade returns for March show
decrease OF II u per cent compared with year. On
the three months tho decrease per cent nearly
10 cent compared with the corresponding quarter OF
1850. Tho heaviest decline still some of the textile
manufactures, particularly cotton goods. During the
month Of April average improvement OF about Der
cent has taken place IN railway securities Consos have
advanced 4 per cent which nearly equivalent to the
accruing interest The range Of prices per cent
riso Of u has been established the Paris Bourss
during the month. The trafhc returns Of the Great
Western Railway show increase Of e. 375, and the
Great Northern increase Of f324.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, April 20, 1861
TA Parisian Journals American Afars-Posiions 81
he French Nacspopus-Propect Of European Insrren.
Aon-SgideU Hard at Wors-A. Aercier-Tae Too CO.
yisfhs, dc.
Tho usual duness sad stupidity OF Partisan journalism
has been broken upon during the past BY quite
lively little discussion Of American affairs among all tho
principal papers
IL was opened by the Journal des Debds tho most re-
spectacle and ably edited OF all the French morning
journals In article Thursday morning last copy
OF which sent you. In this article the Journal
started out with the assertion that the recent
victories OF the federal army gave reason 70
believe that the war would soon be over, and
be ended by the submission Of the Southern States
and In view OF this event II then pointed out
tsria changes which thought should be made in our
trophe the future This has aroused the ire
the Conststinel, which, in article Saturday last
in which II claims that the battle Of Corinth by
federal victory, and that there Is hope Of
speedy solution OF present difficulties, charges upor
the Journal des Dcbats that has materially changed
position In relation affairs September last
when In article upon them, Il said;-"The Union g.
gone the North has but to resign itself before the
tied determination Of the South before memorable
fatality" and then asks, "Now, what has taker
place In the interval Of these articcss Has the
federal army gained any grand and decisive victory
No but the aag Of General Mcclellan Las augmented 1,
self ,pia bro aidsds camp. That the miracle Of tn
Conversion Those who know the status OF the Jourra
des Debots among Paris newspapers will understand
tho sarcasm Of the Consutionnel. Ever since the do
thronement Of Louis Philippe the Journal although
has been conducted with such mastery skill and cautio
TO have received but single advertisement
always been understood be the organ Of the orean
party which in France is the respectable liberal party
aud tnere truth in the Constu,ornsfs assertion
that since the Comtc do Paris the Due do Chartrss
entered the federal army the journal des Dba has on
bibited great deal enthusiasm 10 our behalf than
1t did before.
IL fact which should not be lost sight o. apprs
ca.ng tho articles Of the Paris newspapers upon Amer
can ars that all the journals which pass for possessn
semi- oicial character have taken up the cudgss
favor Of the South, while all those which have boo
earnest In our behalf known Opposition iour
naIsn The former are the Cors,uvfionnei the Pair
and The Pays The Coxaavtonnei is supposed 10 deriy
fts inspirations from Count walcwsk Minister Of stat
and shs Count dc Persigny, Minister Of the Intero
willis the Patrfs obtains its from the vscouns do
Gusrrsnsrs formerly director Of the department Of u
pres, and now . Senator and intimate pc
souai friend and adviser Of the Emperor. The Pair
and Pays u is well known, were subsidized in behalf
the eoufsdsraoy about the time that Judge Rost mae
his appearance in Paris and since then have been MAJ
the medium for publication Of all the lies which ha'
besa sent over from America and manufactured here
the psrpose q prsIudicing our cause IN the eyes
or Europe.
rvv short time after the arrival Of Mr. slidel u
Pasvs seemed 10 have cooled down in its enthusiasm
bva within few weeks past u has become as rabd al