The New York herald., 1862-05-28


place them fill up the blanks in the regiments
already arrived at Rome
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, May 10, 1862.
Effect Of he Taking Of New Orleans Pa,is-A. Mercisrs
"Aission" Again-7. Butler King and his Correspond
ent-7hs Prince Napoeon-Sale Of Johannisb.rgsr-Fhe
King of Rouand-7he Pri1tcgs Sriks-Tneatricai, dc.
No incident since the commencement Of the war-not
the battle Of Bull run--has created great
ctement In Paris the simple words which flashed
tho telegraphic wires yestsr day-"Nsw Orleans is
taken" The secessonsts looked very doleful all
through the day, and endeavored console other
with the hope that the true. Mr. Slidell's
house throngsd through the day evening"
and in to the inquiries made OF him the sam
bassador'' stated ii his firm belief that New
Orleans was gone, and acknowledged that it
was groat disaster to the Confederate cause.
Tho French manifest interest in this than they
have in any other which has transpred the
beginning of the for several reasons New Orleans
is still regarded almost French city, and thousands
Of individuals and families hsrs have friends and rsla
tives here and, besides there has always direct
trade and communication between France New Or
leans, which has been destroyed by the war and which
II is hoped, that the government has the
sty, may be recommended. The mercantile community
are generally joyful at the fact OF New Orleans being
taken particularly as IL is believed hero that Mr.
Dayton has received instructions to notify the
French government that the rigors Of the block
ade to be mitgated Let the government open the
port Of New Orleans, follow this with Charleston
Mobile and Savannah, and send cotton through them
70 the hungry workmen OF Lancashire and Rouen,
all fear Of foreign intervention may be abandoned
Even England not hypocritcal enough interfere on
the OF humanity, ,, after her physical wants are
satisfied The Prussian journals with their usual slow
moss have not yet fairly commenced their "apprecia
Of the New Orleans capture although they a.,
speak Of it most important incident, and the Pdrie
which belongs body and bones to the secessionists
knowledges that taking Of this important city will
prsciptate the march Of events, and hasten the down
fall OF the Southern confederacy There denying
this This glorious such an impression
here and regarded Of much importance for the
future that, IL there before any idea Of recognizing
the bogus confedcracy win doubtless be given up now
Since the report OF the result or NJ Msrciers mission
whatever il was, arrived here. it is generally believed
that II possessed political importance The Opinion
Ndonae which often obtains reliable information which
escapes the prstentious and ocious journals
"The visit OF NJ Mercier had for only object the prs
servaton Of quantity Of which had
been purchased OF French government al
Richmond and New 0rleans- II information is cor
rect, the government at Washington had consented IN
spite Of the blockade to allow the tobacco which is in
store at Richmond to lea~c. The permission Of the
Southern government however at least indispsnsa
bls and 1t obtain that NJ Mercsrs journey 70
Richmond undertaken. We are INFORMED that he has
completely failed IN his miso The Confederate govern
said to have declared that after seeing the com.
inercal advantages offered exchange the recogn
ton Of the Confederate States rejected by France and
Fngixd the southern Congress- had formally prob bted
the expectation Of tobacco and The tobacco aucs
tion is certainly worth journey to Rchm nd whatever
may be said by certain journak IL has real i'm por.
sance spcs tho dorves from Il an annual
of nearly tive hundred millions Of francsv And
Mercsrs Emission 20 Richmond although il Is under
stood that ne has Forwarded rep@t OF what he saw aud
heard for the edneatior OF his government.
The publication Of tis captured correspondence with
Thomas bulsr King has created good deal Of amuse-
nont here, where so mary Of the writer's known.
As q gelsral rule, from Osullvau down along. they
seemed he fhard up" and iuclined borrow while
Is well known ttat King himself while here was ttle
short" and obliged sometimes TO exlrome
measures to raIbe money. Haldemah, who writes the
hopeful letter frna AK 10 Bans, and thinks every.
thing will all right, n Davis Scpnnnes himself
60 standing the defensive. and doesn't Washing
ton, has been " the nossst and most determined Of
MAJ S S1 aas ssssenss na s s
the nnusnce u Mr. Gu mcron appointed BY the Pre-
sdent United s,atos Minister hssident At stockholm.
Haldeman - except ion 10 tpe /" hard up rule
Of the major part ~ Kings correspondents, az
he Is man q wealth aa rye portion Of whsch he
mild beverages Of the sors.
In spite Of this "a the Msne0 TO that ofset
nobody believes that Prince Napoleon gone Naples
simply for the purpose Of ng "isw do you dor 10
his father. IN law the King. II s probable the Mont
sionthat Is any mission auth orzng him 10 perfo-m
any anal act but that this has competition
with the solution Of the long wal. sd FOR ad apparently
almost insoluhe "Roman questk on moody doubts
Among tho suite OF the Prince 10 olone yerri Pisan
who accompanied him TO the United States who WAS
the author Of the letters in the Optn17n Ntonas The
Princess Clotlde who, ia spe Of unusual rotundy Of
figure, 10 booking remarkably well, has IaIst been
appointed by the Empress "Presds ntess OF the
lady patronsssss' OF the new society Just osganizsd
by the Empress for the purpose OF niakinx small
loans without interest," TO aborefs small radssmen
Tns annual public sale Of the wines of the CHATEAU Of
Johannisbg, the property o. Prince Msttsnich, has
lust taken place There but thirteen peo Of Goo
iitrss (about two hundred gainns) EACH half
pieces the vintage Of 1861 and the sum tctaf the
sale was 90 900 francs, nearly twenty thousand dollars
or at the rate Of about Eve dollars and half gallon
This 10 ali the Johannsberger' thas finds its way into
che market, the remainder being pacsd by PRINCE Me
t1rnich In his private cellar and sent BY him in small
presents HIS friends and the distinguished
fno yiduals yet IL 10 not unlikely that fully The
abo, amount genuins Johannisbsrgsr will BE- cold
and a, vnk in the Und states alone during VIE coing
year. - x.,.-.. ..
Mar ths 'srnoon, honor Of ths King Of Holland and
~ ord.x - how on the French troops HIS Maeefv
Ire "Susrde Impsssle. and the troops Of shs line,
- -.~r,r A. p. vs, viii be reviewed BY tbsy Naesttee
49, ,hs pr,sss r. ,ers on his Shetland pony siscs hs
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