The New York herald., 1862-03-15

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IL is SAID the Emperor is furious at the opposition OF
| the Chamber lie deems Il most nopportuns at . mo-
solve Corps Lcgisatif II 60 against his WILL
He losing patience and thus does himself harm
his enemies could The letter above has annoyed
parties and and all deem il insult 10 the
bes Of the Corps gsatf The priests have succeeded
working dangerous agitation among the students
Tho government is alarmed at this, il is well known
that once the students rise the workmen soon follow
have been assured that within the last two weeks
the garrison Paris has been changed and the police
force greatly increased The least incident might lead
TO most depiorabe results On the 2ith OF this month";
circulation the Coonne de Juiet. Crowds had as
sembed there in the morning, but they were at once
dispersed For those OF your readers NOS familiar with
Paris win explain that the Column OF July raised upon
the spot where hundreds Of citizens killed during
Column was ep"oed To il aeeS the s' masses in Paris
whenever they thinking than usually OF barr
cades, and desire to out against all tyrants upon the
| spot where stood the world renowned Bastle.
The relations between France and England
have cooled of sensbly, principally because
the former would not act Napoleon desires
about the American blockade AS proof OF what
here ASSERT mean as TO the lessening Of the entente
cordiale-yon may observe that Lord Pamsrston has
more begun his enumeration of French armaments.
Ho asserts that ten iron plated gates have been
ordered by the Emperor. This may may be, but
you may assured the assertion OF Lord Pamerston
10 that effect has caused great annoyance here. is
now PLAIN that the United States need fear no inerven
OrE uQla md aQm0 i'm Tn me.
Both arc sufficiently occupied with their affairs and
will look twice before they bring upon themselves any
accumulation Of trouble fow months since they were
prone TO interfere; they would rather not Seces
sion need no longer turn her gances this way sdell
OF them OF their mission all chance Of success either
here or at London is gone and they might better try to
break the blockade once more, they wish TO act in the
cause Of that vile rebellion.
The successes the North discouraged the
Patre, and, owing TO them and most likely sinking Of
certain exchequers that journal longer publishes
fabulous dispatches in favor of the South long wnded
tresoms leaders with like tendencies. Decidedly the
cause of the South has gone down here.
In last letter assured that the presence Of the
Orleans Princes in your army was in itself benefit
You would astonshed could you realize how great
the result The Journal des DGs published few days
since long letter from Washington, from which mako
the following extract told the writer OF the lett0r
is the Count de Paris Having retrospective Wow
the real motives OF the struggle in the United
States and enumerated the difficulties tho federal govern
ment has met with in organizing an army the Prince
says
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sa Whis6 aows tse Be much ess
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well may all loyal Americans feel deep ald enduring
sympathy for those young princes nobly exposing
their lives and dssnios for the maintenance Of liberty
and independence Such course Of action ie q great
guarantee for thoes they may some day. be called
70 rule and rest assured that not the least Of their
claims will bs their present campaign The governments
organs bueily circulated some time since the rumor
that the princes were no longcr in tho United states
army They have carefully abstaned from arectinca
tion Of the illfounded report.
The government 10 now seriously occupied putting
down the students. They have become almost aggrss
sve, having it seems, determined TO mix themselves
up In politics. Their success in putting down Edmond
Abont has caused this no doubt. Yesterday the au-
lures 1T the Academy. He had made Of expressions
which shocked the Catholics. This measure-I refer to
among the students They marched by the Senate cham
Der hundreds to-day and went TO the Professors dwell
ns W b noc. Is ns~.Da Of making ~ %
were arrested. The remainder are ncsnsed beyond |
measure and threaten reprisas.
The speech CT Prince Napoleon great umbrage TO
the clerical party, which party the Emperor seems
anxious to concae now For that reason and to
that he in no way shares the Prtes opinions, the En-
peror Ras csused ~ do psrsisny 10 gye an aceie1e,,
"a @arning) to the Opinion Na.io"cts The
Princes orsan,on account Of its - aetu",e Of
course took the same view Of affairs as did its
patron Giving Il warning is intended as
in the views held by the Prince This viii Of de-
csive one and but adds to the shifts lately adopted
hope TO tcmporze thereby keeping in with all parties
side must be chosen, and at once, else all will be-
which have long existed As for tho Italians they
have given proofs Of patience such few other people
could have done but they also are beginning 10 manifest
desire for further conceament. They wish, and
quite naturally, too to know who are their rieadswho
their enemies.
1t reported few days since that Prussia had re.
oogrized the kingdom OF Italy. This done,
il was asserted, in order TO punish Austria for
her inrigues against Prussian influence In Germany.
AS yet Prussia has not recognized Italy Kingdom
and assured that IL is doubtful whether she will
do so.
We hear by telegraphc dispatches just received that
the insurrecion m Greece will be easily reprsssed.
Austria seems somehow to got on without money. She
has none, assured and yet she does not dsar.
The Emperor Francis Joseph is 70 visit Venice
month, when he will inspect the enormous arma-
ments fortications Of the Quadratera. The Aus
trian officers convinced thai date they
will have opportunity OF doing better things than
they did during their late campaign They contemplate
doubt another invasion OF Piedmont, and thins per-
hars, they will then not have the French eagle their
way stranger things than this have happened and the
Arstrians may perhaps be In their slrmiss
| The Catholic party here seem to think 80.
u 10 now well known that the runors Of expedition