The New York herald., 1862-03-26

labor OF six months; whereas is notorious that work
ing short time there not in England enough cotton 10
find occupation for a similar period Tho Constitutional
may be said TO speak with something like Official autho
riiy when il remarks on this head, ''that no human
power supply complete and efloacous remedy TO
the situation OF that portion OF the population which de-
Ponds the cotton manufacture for subsistencs and
that all must depend America" After this we shall
probably hear less Of Frances determination, eo quI
eeate, to break the blockade.
The Aonter OF yesterday ann ounces that the Empe-
rors has thought 1T to demand some sxpa
nation the subject letter OF the Cardinal Prefsct
Of the Council Rome which convokes the bishops OF
the Christian world to ceremony of the canonizaton
Of several martyrs It appears that the letter in quss
tion was published without previous communication
with tho French government. Cardinal Antsneni has
replied that the letter simply friendly invitation.
whereupon the French government through the official
organ expresses the idea that the French bishops had
better not quit their diocesses.
Prince Napoleon, since his return from America,
has omitted, in season or out Of season, to
maintain the cause OF the North. He has refused
TO listen 70 any suggestions Of Interference, and
energetcany demonstrated that the government of
the United States only needed that moral sup
port which IL entitled to receive from its long
standing connection and sympathy with France TO bs
ultimately successful in putting down the rebellion
"Thtnk !" he said, addressing himself Baroche, At
sorse given by NJ Foud on Sunday night, what POSI-
ton such support will establish for France hereafter
The bitter hatred towards Engl0md taking iTerocae root
IN tie hearts Of the people and ,ohen the day that they
sAau f themselves a0as~ UNITED and indissolsbe zoe sha
have ~ them ally Of importance than all her
struggles France suer has possessed bsfore"
certainly time whom is desirable that stimu.
lus should be given 70 slow dragging commerce The
Americans who formerly did much for ars-who came
here with Golfers full above and flowing over
and spent their contents with high hand entering the
best society reCeiynQ the d0nZens uua
German and not contont with present luxures but Civ
ing orders for exports that made the fortunes Of
who administered to their cultivated taste and
family commssioners-are gone, gone. II any
remains and there few, but "not enough to do their
country honor" they straightened cribbed ca
bined, confined, have no money, or are under q wet
blanketare ashamed so TO speak, to say 'their souls
are their own" Consequently the imperial ministers and
all depending upon them instructed to invite
cept, to buy. TO stimulate in fact.
curious theory respecting comets is enuncated by
NJ. Charles Nogy, member of the Hungarian Academy.
He regards them luminous phenomena analogous
TO the aurora boreals. Light itself, though emanatng
from tho sum- does not descend 'ready made bnt un
dergoes variety Of manpulatons by friction refoxon
and electricity by which its nature
TALLY modified NJ Nogy propounds also. that the ba-
The work, strange w. has created infinite interest
among acadsmicians.
PARls, Fob. %, 1862.
Beverly Tucker and His value-yisdel- Southern
EmisGrtcs-TAe Traitors Depresscd-A Ne,u Cdndidote
for tie Aerscan Tarone-The Moniteur Msddled, dc.
Tho "confederacy" made an exceedingly bad invest
ment when parted with the requisite quantity of loose
change pay the passage OF Beverly Tuckor to Europe
Even were the amount peid IN Confederate bonds,
the investment anything but judicous onc for there
certain which Confederate bonds may
prontaby applied while the value of tho services which
win be rendered by the gentle Beverly the Southern
in Europe may se in variety Of
ways, bring within the reach Of all compre-
hansicns-Arithmeticaiy thus: 0 agebraically, after
ths following form: TT; classieally, By ~iAd;
elegantly, by rien and Germauicaly, by MIS- suppose
that Beverly induced the "powers that be- OF the bogus
coniedsracy 10 believe that he person Of great
influence in Europe. and that his elegant manners,
quired during his Official residence .. Liverpool would
insure him admission into the "bcst society,"" and bo
passport, perhaps, 70 the imperial presence itself
Now, the fact is that Beverly has influence here
excepting perhaps upon the proprietor Of the Amsri
can barroom,' whom he may induce. BY his winning
ways, TO trust him for liquor when his funds ex
haustsd and among the elegant and vrtuous females
who frequent the Casino and the Valentino, and who
always proud to greet distinguished foreigners So
far sustaining the character OF the confedsacy the
points in which he ia strong concerned the business
could not have been cenGded 10 better hands than
those Of Beverly Tucker for hc drink whskoy
in shorter space Of tms and pay loss for it, probably
than any other chvalric of the South the CONT
tnen. Outside Of this, however, it is greatly 70 bo
feared he will not accomplish much.
He has already had private interview with tho EN-.
peror; but that about three years ago, and
Under peculiar circumstances. It was during tho
time when Judge Mason was Minister and when
Beverly had repre sent the commercial in
tercsts Of his country at Liver pool Boing distinguish
I'd individual, he, or course, received through the
Mfotsfa 40 h.,
Of tho regular presentation nights In order properly
sustain hs official dignity and tha; OF his government
Bsvor!y fortified himself with good dinner, washed
down with his usual quantity OF vinous accompani.
mont, to which. indeed !; Is asserted, he added
took little more than his woht-in short 10 use
common but In this at least svo phrase
he '.got drunk before the crowd tog ether" Hs
managed TO contain himself through the presentation
had gone into tho ball room and Beverly had revived his
dsooping spirits by the imbbation OF two three
punches al the buffet. taking advantage OF MON
when the Emperor had stepped from mis- seat to walk
little in the square space IN front OF the imperial plat
form, he walked up his lesty held out his hsnd
and introduced himself the Emperor OF the French
the American Consul az Liverpool" and told him ne
''glad to sce him" The Emperor, however, did
apprec ats the honor. and probably n:stang () HIM
for some drunken loaer gave him wide berth Since
then be has had no interview with bis Majesty and pro-
badly will not have for some time 10 come.
As for john Slite, he mas gone into the quiet The
good which he has beaa receiving OF late has, ii IL
said made him quite unwel and no was not present Al
bal! OF the season, given by Count Walewsk We'd
nesday evening last. STILL that may have been because
nc received invitation. II Is said that batch
VI southern emssares has reached here for tho purpose
OF purchasing arms and gunpowder aud that they boast
that ihoy came by way OF New York.
Within the past week or two all the dsoya Americans
in Paris feeling very badly The arrival OF Sds,
they had supposed, To be followed by the recegn
ton OF the southern couiederacy; and after the km-
perors speech they retained the hope that the Senate
aud Corps Legsatf would take action In ths matter aud
al east make formidable opposition ~ tho further
'inuance OF the neutrality. How bitterly must they have
disappointed, then, b. the remarks o N. Blault,
Monday.
The negotiations with Austria for the acceptance Of
tho Mexican throne having at present arrived
at cstnpIete standstl, another candidate for