The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

Our Paris Correspondence.
PAs,s. July ~. 1858.
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TO say bas shs Russian replies 70 the notes - the Sss
Powers have taken everybody b. surprss val scarcely
express their ensct upon The Fresch people. II was
Supposed that Russia was BY no means prepared
70 assume The naughty ana defiant "hasas on''
tone which she has adopted, mingled with . good
deal Of bitter irony and keen satire, in her
swer The interesting, a-aDsorbng question hese-ons
which even compels journalists 70 pass by almost without
comment the stirring news which from your side
Of the ocean-is, what viii now be doneS
Here there s no little feeling Of uneasness Upon the
publication Of tho reply 70 the French the
"rentes went down sixty centmes all other securities
followed suit, and the market crowded with sellers
At che first glance would appear that the demands Of
The three Powers having been met by Russia with fat
fusal there road open 70 them but that Of
Austria seems inclined TO follow In good faith the
mens Of the Western Powers The people Of France
enthusiastically in faver OF going TO for Poland but
England, always ready TO buster and bully and then
back out Of the consequences when her material interests
are threatened by them evidently crawling out
and win avoid, II possible, with Russia.
This exhibition Of English selhshness win not
have any tendency 70 raise her credit in France
Already she is receiving shot, both hot and heavy,
on all sides from the French press The Opinion
aonals the organ Of Prince Napoleon and one Of the
true Frenchman for perdde Albion in referring to The
English tendcncyto back out, says
Poland cannot In fact found any serious hopes upon
the action OF the Cabinet OF St. James We say this with
regret which will be participated in by portion Of the
English people The ae pesees Of the British aristoc
garnish Of false liberalism its traditional ealousee and
the cowardy indifference Of it's 'shopkeepers seem
taey 70 co1sro the Ss and the English Journals
After making some extracts from the English Journals
and particularly the Star, Herald aud Times, which
Ietrograde policy 10 recommended, the Opinion con-
All II the matter in hand was conflict with any Of
the small States Of America with Greece Japan some
raah Of the Asiatc world, how would see the Times
change its position. With IFS cenched fist upon ham
die OF its sword and with menacing eye would point
with superb gesture TO the shining Of the royal
navy But It 10 the Gar who is in question France
might, Perhaps again exhibit upon the battle field
make new stroke At the venerable treaties Of the year
OF our salvation. 1915.
and shot; fire and sword exterminatng entire
population in the Polish provnGes9 Gam my brothers
Keeper" said Cain Must we defend Poland9" say they
on the other side OF the channel Chacun chez SOL
Gun pour sol, and rule Britannia.
Every crime has its expiaton and every cowardy act
its punishment. The Gar some day, win kill England
upon the banks Of the Yang kiang the Indus the
Ganges.
Tomorrow il is said concerted reply Of the three
Powers will be sent Russia. This will Of course not be
an ultimatum, and will necessarily after q month or
two daily, bring another answer from Russia; and 50
Of the year, by which time she hopes to succeed in
crushing the revolution in Poland.
is that until the difficulties with Russia are
settled-which, whether they result in peace war,
will M ss o re hon
conviction that the Union cannot be restored and his
Mexican interests to lead him to the commission Of any
overt act which will lead him into trouble with the Uni
ted States The here both Russia
Poland heartily and say that had it not been for them
the Emperor would have lent their cause helping hand
The officers taken prisoners in Mexico are expected to
arrive here in few days. They to be sent TO die-
rent military posts IN France.
The Paris journals have generally confined themselves
to the publication Of the relative TO the recent ede
everybody s surprised here for, taking their
the English journals everybody supposed the Of the
Boudet, the Minister Of the Interior, publishes
this morning his first newspaper warning The Steele has the
honor OF being the journal upon which Boudet draws his
maiden swordhe occasion an article by NJ Lem Plee
titled "Un Pebscitc pour la Poogne,' in which the
writer putting TO vote to the entire French
people the question whether France shall demand
force need be by the sword the independence OF Po
land. NJ Boudet says this is recommendation which
nterferes with the imperial prerogatve and therefore
the Steele This is the second warning hanging
over the head Of that Journal.
The Empress went 70 viohy 10 remain few days yes.
The iluminatons for the coming 18th Of Angus. wn it
saa, be unusually splendid One Of them is to repre-
List OF Americans registered the American banking
houses in Paris for the week ending July N-Richard
Lathers, Edwin Burr, George B. English Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Berde, John d. Locke and family c. W. Nay
Jr. Mrs. L. R. Izzv, John F. Greene, H. Hidden G. K
Fearing and W. J. Virgins, Of New York Richards, OF
Pennsylvania; Mrs H. Ross, Of Delaware; Mr. G. d.
Payne Of Boston Mrs. sellen and family and Thomas
Emery Of Cincinnati W. Britain and family and j. M.
Locke Of San Francisco j. Andrews Wheelock Of Shang
haze; VIM. Ingraham Kip Jr Of California; +. A. Bogue,
George b. Farnum Of Chicago Daniel r. knight and d.
Lppincot Of Philadelphia Albert Jones, OF Providence,
r. VI 2, y, augustus L. D0o