The New York herald., 1862-01-12
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
OUR PARIS An BERDLN CORRESPONDENCE.
Opinions i'm Europe ON the
Southern Rebellion,
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Oar Paris Correspondence.

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Our Paris Correspondence.
PARB Dec. ~, 1881
EuoIawds Imm Preparations for war-Her Hatred to
tie NoytA American Repubiic-7As Violation Of the
Qxsas's Proclamation-TAe Hoility Of France to Aner
oa-TAs Coming Recogniiox of tie Southern Cosederacy
By BotA Powrs-Prince Napoleon Our Side-A
Era Warning 10 Tie Debats-The Government Of France
ossd Ae Voice Of the People, de-. dc.
From all appearances England will force upon the
United States war Her preparations are OF SO menac
ing nature, truly warlke, to the world 10
appreciate the steadncss the malgnty OF her determ
nation. She finds the United states engaged in deadly
Dendict hampered by civil OF the most trying and
unnatural kind and at she sezes the first pre-
text to sndeavour destroy Power that she fears and
hates. Sho will she thinks wipe away the stain OF her
former defeats while her hated rival already at war,
she will strike a deadly blow. France and Austria ap-
prove this course they have unasked, signiaed a.
much the Cabinet Of ST. James or course they have
They hate and that great republic which Is living
and growing reproach their dsspotsm and tyranny
They will hound England; for. be she victor
pushed they gain thereby. The Powers they feared
will crippled and their accurssd governments less in
danger from the deserved anger Of their people Eng
land who had you spAt In her face few months since
would have calmly wiped away the insult, murmuring
sUmethng about "hearty cousins, }" jumps at any
pretsxt to commence of determination against you
var should be, who will have been directly
spon,ible for great awful q calamity
None other than Captain Moir OF the Trent for directly
vioati ag his Queens proclamation, and Commander Will
liams- vaporng, bullying Williams, the would be hero
that A Miss Sde from tho bayonets of the blood
thirsty inarines Of Lieutenant Fairfax" The English
govsrnma ut II duty to the United States and
itself to ca hisr those officers for their contempt of British
law. But I'm along England, backed up by France has
been eagerly awaiting chance for blow The unac-
countabe qui Of the United States troops their frequent
rsverses tn things embodensd England she thought
detected N ,akness and determined she would
strike decisive blow How the London journals shout
with joy over Thouvenel's despatch to Nr Seward,
and his circular the Powers OF Europe favor OF Eng
lands aggressive towards the United States
The Morning CAyo ntcle and Telegraph say that the de-
spatch Mr. Sewai lis written though by English
Minister while the after does not fail TO point out how
In that despatch he French Minister (more shame
70 him) speaks OF the United States government
- the federal COVE rnment,r the Washington Ca
binet," but mover tho government of the
United States havx always, since the commence
nont OF the Southern rebellion, assured you tina. in
france tho governments as inimca TO YOU and
prove how correct my information upon that
subject will here dieres for that
nave often wondered published in your other Paris
letters assertions thai FRA co is for you "Lous Na2o
1son has his eye on England he will allow her
cest yon," and such like positive remarks upon the
subject all Of which procsed d from the grossest gno
g0noe Of how political aars a cd here Some the said
cerfespondente tw occasions, Datly contra
ed my assertions to the efec that France hat
against the "a, Of the North Events
ave proved that was right an, that they stated posi-
1tvsy facts which we now have right to doubt SO
Duch for your peace nj nrcec. respondents hope
sAW will forward you now more reliable Information.
Broace dispatches feet TO vour aters and will recog
the Davis government tho mon ent England has done
- England has held council Of arr instructions have
eo sent TO all her colonial authori ies announcing to
asnwhat II hand; all the ships tho Mediterranean
H.e muster at Gibraltar; and, in fact, she Is TO
. ~ M aa's as says the Post they wi take hano and
Se you pay tho expenses Of the wa May not they
49, mere as in infancy, the psop eot the colonies
soeck TIE redcoats, they may now 10 likewise, and
&c srsused, the independent Amse ican nation may
loA bases reachercs ours that wo ID strike them
~ snesgcd THAI now a bofoss they are more
~ gvatch for thsuY God Grant it. for surely honor
u reaon ase On Sour side while kng no succeed
ere the svcesys6 6 dupsity and coward ice do not
nov what the Auisisn governmen, win INK Of Louis
apoleon's Wing England aid in her pressn Tremendous
rmamen a. He has sent her 2 600 snow, h oes We are
old n6re likely ooco to serve her soadh o.nd IN
,-AAdA why should France thus openly onsnd 'no
me 01;ss Niora,, Prince Napol.u organ still
aghts nobly the of the North Ths ces now
appearing in tnat paper, written have goo raasc 70
% EngIand and the secsssia sheets here.
The Dekots received dysris>7sent nat most
bsrsa Of ali Ministers Of the Interior Persg n.y. Tho
ostensibe Is article written BY N. dot rardn
In which he states that II Il Louis Napoleon who
-. -. osrI.s .rrch. nj - fJ ths,e ,w,e nor e. The
49,. hss bssn Arm friend of The North aod II
innidate this Journal that this reprimand ha been
zvsn One more, and they given without rhyme
-, r...on .od the ear al onre sunres the
49,, ~ rc-r.. he ill forre she itors
10 - more carefu Arrests and CT for
y.craa have now hccor,s 60 freouen as 10 nrovs how
great Is the fear felt by the at all att Ss
The brutality OF fear alone would such urhea OF
cssss A those OF the (,urr~ dv ynck, ana I,Iu de
Ia Religion PersgDy 10 have become beside M
self with rage There will be stormy sessions this ear
In the Senate and Corps cgislat for the Of g
land and the United States. the governments go ag
directly against the will OF the people and there will Dc
found men bold enough to say
PARIS, Dec. 27, 1861.
Aasidyfor Ness frcm dmoicd--The Etidspt Poiicyo
as Emperor NapoIeoss-7ae Tie,s Of Prince Nafoios-
. ne Court Of Franse In koxrring for Prince AbeT-
0syetss Of the Chrtstnas Season-TAs Possibility cf \
SstsemeV ~ Ae Ameritan DiDcuAy-7he OTassoRs ef
Mr. Rxsseu, &C.. dc.
need not tell you with what immonss interest tne |
public mind watching for the arrival Of the mail
from New YORK. which, IL supposed, will decide tho
question Of peace or with England. Now that the
policy Of the French gov made BY thu
publication Of NJ Thouvensl's despatch, 1t is beginning
thoughs that the United Will return rebel
as acting under vsring force.
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