The New York herald., 1863-11-01

fniy aud truthully done, would show h0w large
(trcnch) and Cclts took make decent vigorous
and successial people out oil he original herds Of Brous
and how near the latter came 70 oeauly and spong All
tie valuable stock grated their base fonndatca n
only shows how small an amount of elemental bidus. II
somo material Tho actual and paipaoe fact s na, All
That Engshmen, as such, have 10 10 proud of their
foreign elements with their naiyo ssoct. Can cro,s@
any farther 20:
Nathaniel Hawthorn has made himself everlas,iur,y
hated n England BY his severe picture OF Eng,sh wo
men II be ever steps foot In this ksgio again.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PAKs, Oct. 10, 1863.
7h< Doth Of A. Biuauk-TAs Emperv Eabarrassed- R<.
turn Of ~ Asz,ean Depusaioa- rAsy Ars No, sataed
Win ns AreAdukss Diplomatic Changes Gseea
nton-Aaaek Upon IN 00sc0s Of m< Ksauals ty Sea.
mon Of ne Fori&a-Nadsr's Big Bai;cs,s-!kGs StdsiI
D. BE- Married. dc, de
The Imperial government could lot have met with
greater loss, could II have met that loss y
unpropitous time, than W has by the death of tho
Minister of State, NJ Bilault. iI,s duties
fined to his bureau but his principal personally
70 9c end the OF the government before tho
Senate and tho legislative Assembly. Ho an
orator Of Distinguished ability devoted 70 tho Emperor,
personally popular with the opposton and Of In,
mere Industry. Tho Chambers convokcd tho 9th
next month and opposition force OF twenty 1vc
mcmbors led by such mea Theirs, Berryor and jules
tavrcs is preparoeo strike the government In one OF
lts most vital parts. Could be found fully equal to
NJ Bllauit, In that peculiar Kind Of ability, miod with
great devocdncss which enabled him N defeud the acts
OF the eoyerumcn, with much warmth and vigor
though they had been his own, stii II woyd be nposs
bio for any render himself 40 familiar u. B
iau, with all tho affairs OF the government The
short lime which intcryenos between ind The Ga
ING OF tho Chambers. Indeed Is already said that the
Emperor fec'ded upon postponing tho meeting and that
a decree 30 th!s effect wn be issuei Immediately alter
tie funeral OF NJ Blault which takes place tomorrow
lie ls 10 have state funeral. N. Mnsnc Barochc and
Roubcrnone " them his egu talked OF az his pfo
bablc ssecessors. Ihe liberal party hope that TIN %
biiy Of finding any single individual place
will induce the government TO make partial return TO tho
parliamentary regime, permitting each minister to dc end
his acts and max ng him responsible to the Cham
bers, instead e. ncw, entirely and alone 70 the IAN.
pcror.
The Emperor Il under a mouutain Of embarrassment.
The wea<ness Of tho government snpport win Of
stimulate the exposition to strike harder aud harder
blows aud unless NJ. da Morney Is Intended 10 mako
liberal OF the hammer and attempt s,c discussion
~ much possible he viii be IN hot water during tie
entne session. There, who II thought would be
leader Of the opposition SAID however " have declared
himself la o tho opp ston rucmbers, opposed
70 for Poland tho maintenance Of The
aafa quo at Rome This Of course VIII prevent M rhlss
rom lesdne toe opposition and that daiy viii probably
deyo I've upon ~ jules tavrc terrible IRE 10 be i'm
meaiaelp opened upon The whole Hcxeao swnd,c. Tho
opposition party, who II IS SAID will DO aided by
siderable number elected as government candi
French troops from Nc eco. TIE Emperor said q la
disposed ~ get the matter settled up IN some way
The deraiaiion which went TO Niramar, TO oacr the
throne W MaAimian, have arrived In Paris whatever
may have b en said 10 the contrary, II IN now positive
that ihey Afe by M means satisfied with the Archduke
conditional acceptance.
French diplomatic corps foreign courts Prince DO
Tour dAnyergpe Ambassador at Kome, rocecds 20 Lon
oar, BY lhs Count Dc ssrssas Minister a Tra isro'
do nIsret Mnlstss al Bsufses, 70 Turin. and replaces
H,aiss - * Courts Coz ~ q Msscyss sna sruStssr csas
dc Essct, Mtisser Inc Courts of fsass sad kaassu
placed 10 hs former post BY count dAsors. secretary
First class Ihcsn chauges nos supposed 70 have any
The abrogailn of tho treaties Isio which was said
70 bc the basis upon which renewed ncGostatus bstwcn
70 by AUSTRIA snd England and Viii ooIy give hsr moral
force In tbs matter that France Ie alone ~ make
war for an ien Tho fmperor'H idea now ~ 70 keep
mo uiumvirais, sIidsli. Mason and G~in, are busy
continually In arranging schemes 70 nfucs the fmpsror
70 recoxnixe the South Tbsy fepres nj the bsts of
Chckansgga isrrble defeat for the federal army
and enc wh.ch WIN result IN giving Tenneses ..o the
hands OF the rebels The Emperor not going - d any
thing yet m this matter II be recognizes tho soh u
will be, IN great measure our own iaiii Tor be VIII
never do until be fsly sathed that We are unable 70
the restoration of the Union, which be " not how
OF he wo4d rocognIzs them now; tor hs per
| sonal sympsthies are undoubtedly al With them
| Their representatives have saoecedei Ia obtain.
| ing bn ear aid getting frequent ao,ses W nm,
eswing up their a'ars Ia the best lsht " w~<ncsesi
trunplzntiy, he VIII bo humble servant u he
satisfied there n pretty certain prospect d or a1e
be will form "a alliance with aud rec xnizs the south.
strike hard quick and heavy blows at tho rebes a tbs
South ana tho ooprerhsads 10 the NORTH, And NaioTn
viii interfere n gulrrei. Tue souihernefs befS
particularly intcresied In the Ohio ecct1n sni o1e
d them told few days that tiey ~oai regard
the election q vslsndighnm as q more aloe - ihsn
than half dozen Victories In the Leid he AZ the samo
time etpfessod fear that the tyranpy { the iedeal
kDverurncnt would pfeecDt tho free cxprsss0a q QUA
Dn OHIO, and that ysAadlg CHAM would W. s@cffosi
| 10 mots "a he.
rour sailors ibe pirate florida made oosarfly
attack, night last week, upon two dcsfs ~ fbs
runcd States coryelte Kesf~sge, Nc<rrs Ve,tn and
Pfeble - they returning from tho theatre. NJ
yoatou rcceiTef Do~ Ia The ace and hr ffebe
who q his Assstsncs, wsr knocksi down. One -
tho sggrc~sofs drew knife, but dh MT n Two of
the men tanned woods sns asiborn, were srrssef sna
bat stated that they drunk sod thsi, more
u their comrades had been badly beaten by fen
from the kearsags. Tbs tribunal cscsfcd then guly
but the report states taking isto consdefaisn tbef
violence commt,ed aud the ertsnusing cifcanst bcos
hx,d their punishurept al t~o days pe,senmsni
The young MIG u tbs sfceks arrived bar. fctn IOa
don night before asst and L1ged Va tbs faF saf
her N Greeks met him al tbs railway saisOo, sni
gathered b rof@ O. tho Iaiefsc~ sfesting tses 70
tore mousrcb with God cbsars NE 10 10 foms.s "a PsM
sader wi,h hts noosisr bsIosa, b 10 make bs sscond
aso~ns lon from the Champs Do hArs r1Dday nsri
I time he prumscs W taks pp tssnty srs pssssnser,
or IN fsctM many az the rsuosm ~ln bod -,
stated thai Mss ssAsi tss eAaskiss q ihs rebel
anbssssao~ shortly 10 bs nArrssd ts n slsaxsr. ths
Confederate Iosn onutrscir n Pars.