The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29
Our Paris Correspondence.

Pans, luna 10, 1862.
An Article Mediation from a Se,niO fetal Jou val
Tie Las, Nelgs from Ame fc1--Tae M.ric1n Sch me
american Arsiss-7he Prince of Wales de-, &c.
send you herewith translation OF a curious article
published the HERALD Of June PAL which appeared in
the organ OF the Minister OF the Interior Sunday morn.
ing which proves conclusivey what stated In my las.
etter-that tho scheme Of intervention in our affairs
Is by no means abandoned The article is evidently but
the prologue to another in which it is probable the plan
which France to propose for the settlement OF
difficulties will bo more fully developed.
1t is high time that government gave those Of Eu
rope understand distinctly than it yet done
that this and not theirs, and that we and not
they the parties TO settle it. We're willing 10
what the Constitutional demands the isis
OF ediaon-ths independence OF the Southern conreds
racy-there wvald then be.nothng TO mediate about,
that would be granting the rebels all they ask.
high and independent position must be taken by our
government upon this matter, desires maintain
its Independence from this patronizng claim which
Europe assumes in the control OF its dsstnies.
The Joy with which the secessioniss and their French
friends in have received the Of the desea, Of
Banks and his withdrawal the Potomac s great
and the secession organs profess to consider that Is
the turning in the tide OF successes and that
the waves TO be rolled back upon US. Tho robes
will work possible upon this idea the pur.
pose Of ndicng France to interfere Immediately upon
The reception OF the news Mr. SlSdell called upon his
friend Count DO perigny, Minister Of the Interior aud
had long private conversation with him. the effect Of
which shall probably the columns OF the Con.
su,aofnsi in day or two.
The scheme OF the elevation Of the Archduke Maxi
milan 10 the thruno " Mexico IS generally supposed
been entirely abandoned the Archiuke having
positively declined 10 mako himself tho tool Of the En-
p.ror in tho working ou Of his plan for the conquest
u sonora and the Cancellation Of the church il ia
believed that for the present. the French Intervention
will 90 farther than the election OF Almonts Pres
OF suffrage.
by French bayonets) and that then sufficient army OF
occupation will be kopt in Mexico, and the course Of
watched 1t IL stated upon good authority
reinforcemsnts viii be sent until next october, by
which time il supposed that his Majesty will be better
able TO determine exactly what courss TO adopt The
fact is that when he decided the Mexican expedition
asd humbugged England AMI Spain by n convention,
which he intended 10 keep, into seeing his troops
safely landed upon Mexican soil the Emperor thought
that our government was fairly and finally broken up,
and that there hope OF our Recommending the
southern States which he intended 10 recognized
and make ally o. in the furthsrancs Of his schemes
upon the American continent But the federal
rapid succession, and eliminated in the capture
Of New Orleans, materially isssened the rapidly
not change the character Of his Masstys programme in
nsghborng republic. rapid following up OF these
SUCCESSES ana little plain talk 10 his Majesty, would be
very apt lead him 70 the REIMBURSEMENT u his
schemes side " the water he well knows that
nothing he could do would endanger the safety OF his
throne and his dynasty as TO get into with the
Charlotte Cushman and her inssparabls companions
Miss Emma stebbin and Miss Harriet Hosmsr have Just
arrived In Paris from Rome on their way 70 the London
exhibition. Adelaide Phillips Is hsrs after success stu
season In Spain Edwin Booth ESQ., Is still in Paris, and
viii return TO the United States in August. An Ameri-
@ Sss nss Ur h n% p
Gently had great run End which he intends TO bring
out next season In New York.
The Prince Of Wales Is expected here tomorrow his
way 10 England. All the best Ia the Hotel Mi
rabeau have been engaged for himself and suite