The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-18
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

Nescs from poris--Resuts of M. Stiasus Mssion-De-
ng,s Of the Emperor Ncyoeon IN A7ericc-7he Empror
Wants American Aid ia HIS Mercaa Proicct-He WI!
Aid he South Noo If T1ey, in Their Tn VIII ALL Him
Against Aerico-Tzs South Dcrres 10 A,,,kz Tart Of
kexico, DC.
The Southern sympathzsrs In Baltimore moro
aed day than thsY after the Of the
uncn army from Richmond. Tho OF their JOY is
shs reception certain intelligence from their friends
Tendon sud Paris, brought by the last steamer The
psws OF tho disaster before Richmond had not reached
Eurspe but the relative strength OF the Union nrd rsbe
armies that city was wall known both At london
ssd Paris Tie rebel agents those capitals had made
such representations OF ths strength Of the Con,eeeracs
Of hoir ability and n.onton 70 concentrate troops at
Richmond and OF their defending tia. city,
sha, IL was not expected that Gen Mcclellan would sue
eesd In taking the city.
Mr. siide is quite satisfied with tho results, so far OF
his mission France Although no, Officially received,
he still has freausns opportunities holding Interviews
with various members OF the npsra! government, s.l
his calculations Of matters relating to American AFFAIR."
are always listened TO with attention Ills social posi-
s,on at Paris oil that he could desire The saLoi OF
his hotel is always filed with people moving IN tho moss
influential CIRCLES and ns his entertainments are among
the most elegant Paris, they arc constantly resr,ei
TO- He has been inds.atg2b.s IN tho dissemination Of
Southern ideas every conceivable way-oy means OF
papers, nc.
Only few days before the sailed Mr.. sdsll
had long interview with parsonage Of very high rank
member OF tho imperial government. TIE news OF The
French rsvsrses In Mexico hs gwen the Emperor great
concern II would thai this of sia had bscn In
structsd TO ascertain from Mr. sidell what probability
Sbsrs was that Richmond and Charleston would he rrc
eessfuy defended. Mr. Sde demonstrated that, in re-
sard TO Charleston federal forces hal been here quite
b,vo frcto nj he Il OF
ahey over could while the other hand, tho 50 eng
sf The Confederate forces, there and TIA dcfcnc"s
or the city greatly strengthened during the last year,
and particularly durpg the Last six months rendered the
atty imprsguabls In regard 70 Richmond, Mr.. siideli
sailed the attention OF the French Official 20 the facts that
Shs Union army had then boon for weeks In the swamps
and marshes Of the peninsula where the deadly miasma'
one cold dsws nights and the ntenso heats OF the
Aav mus, have haA tho doe,crcus effects on the
health OF the roops that the Csrsdsras troops AZ Rch
ond were being largely reinforced, and were already
greatly superior in numbers TO the Union troops; aud
Ahst all the best generals OF the ccnfodacy either were
or would Richmond Tho tone OF the French ohcia
during the whole interview led Mr. sidsl 70 believe that
tAs Empsrers policy towards the Southern ccnederasy
would depend entirely upon the results Of ars at Rich
saond and Charleston, and that the Unionists wsr
rspussd and the Conicdsaes demonst ated thor abt,
- dofsnd their capital successfully, tho Empso
Mouo ionksT noststo IN oISniy Chuss
he Confsdsrass and would 60 the length Of sctiv
sntsrfsroncs Ia their behalf II 10 the opinion OF Mr. sl
Asn that the Emperor Wishes TO mako treaty siths
with the United States with the Southern coneisracy
IN pursuance Of which he viii NOT only be permitted
sary On bis designs against Msxso without interference
IRON N, but will also bs assisted by our arms
a. he has sounded Mr. Dayton on the subject, and ha
Sound that there hope Of bis gaining the con
psns Of the United states, much loss IT, aid, any sue
Srsjses, which would, indeed, result 10 The Wscuos q