The New York herald., 1863-06-09
Our Paris Correspondence.


PARIS, May 20, 1863
The Neses by ne Eurcpa7hc "Scesh" in sdckcloA and
Ashss-The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. E. H. Chopin-Ris-
tor-Thea'ricais-Charion Cushnan, &c.
The "butter and honey" upon which the representa-
tvcs Of Secessa in Paris have been living since
the arrival of the Of the retreat Of Hooker
the Rappahannock changed into gall and wormwood
yesterday whom the despatch OF the Europa arrived,
with dates 10 May IA, bringing OF the death Of
stouewa Jackson and other good tidings for the Union
cause have never, since the commencement OF the
war, seen such anxiety exhibited among Amercans
there yesterday obtain the by the Europa;
and this heightened by the fact that although the
steamer reached Queenstown at six A. NJ the despatch
did not arrive until late in the afternoon. IT, proportion
ably the death OF Jackson s great bow to the seces
sionists America it Is to those In Paris worth
alone all the lives which in the battles on the
Rappaannoek understand that II is the intention of
the secessousts here Grape their during
The next thirty days in token Of mourning for their
The elections for members of the Corps Legislatif
take place throughout France Sunday and Monday
next In Paris they are tho only topic of conversation
and have heard politics talked herc within the last
week than daring the Who'll, time before in five years
resleuco The newspapers filled with discussions OF
the merits ard principles OF candidates. and two Of the
opposition jourras-the Steele and Opinion Ndtionae
the editors OF both Of which running opposition
candidates have received commnniques from tho Minis
try OF the Interior upon the action OF
the In the support OF Its candidates. When
candidate selected here by the government they Do h
eicctinecrng for him have his bills printed and posted.
aud his tickets and addresses circulated at the public
cxpsnse All this 10 done openly gand not concoaiedly
The Sice and Opinion objected TO this-tha while tho
independent and opposition candidates required 70
pay their election expenses, the government should
pay hosc OF the regular candidates. The Minister Of tho
Interior IN his cpmrnqns. does not deny, but acknow
Inhs farko ,ttnn hall hy Aha
horns informs the complanants that the running and
choice o. the candidates al" In tho public In
ercst and not that OF the candidates themseves and
therefore ustihes tho adoption by the governments Of
their e'ectiol expenses.
dresses arc conchcd IN terms OF respect TO the powcrs
that be- but who has Just added his to the
vo opposition candidates already running In the Sixth
circumscrption, which comprises the Old fau
bourg 81 Germain comes nearer expressing defiance than
any Of the Others. This is NJ laul do Jouvenal, who de-
clarrs himself the "deinocraiic candda,e," and then
satcs that whereas the term democrap Is used by
those who have not the slightest claim 10 H. he wishes
understood that he proved his principles by remaining
eight years exile and that he only returned 1880
when he could do 50 without conditions" "This," he
says, Twill exhibit the character of his dcmocracy-a de-
mocracy that rises only from ITSELF"
Not only under the French constitution candidate
stand sor aud be eiected in district in which he does not
same time rnn IN any number q districts he
chsose the ono which he viii reprcscnt rendering a
election necessary IN the Others IN which hc may
OF tho opposition candidates IN Paris In order To reudcr
their " ing and electl,n sure are rnnnng In two or
throo other d, partments.
The Eprerroreuane Cherbonrg In few days for
Vera Cruz. with four hundred and twenty artcrymon
ana Hve thousand rounds of artillery cartridges.
II is sad that large portion OF the artillery force
stationed at Vncennes is shortly to b. sent 10 Mexico
generally be cved here that the French army will loso
great any by descrton In Mexico, French soldiers
have ncvcr bhoe been In country where the induce
men,s 70 desert we're 50 great as they arc there.
Rev. l.. ~. Chaplin of New York. has Just returned
Parts from Germany. Mr. Chaplin Intends returning TO
New York In July, and. u not completely restored in
health, much improved by his years European trip
II Is said that Risoriss really going to America after
fulfilling engagement In London.
Re1sc, reyivals OF old pieces 1.-The rsgc
the lnrsa an theatres At the Opera, "Gisce and Tho
Nuettc de rortci3' at the Opera Comiquo, Hayd -
the Odcon "Nacbeth at the Chatoct, "Rhotomago,'
tho Giicic. The Courier dc Lyon - at Porte ST
Martini " Tho Piucs du Dabe," fairy piece which had
great several years ago at the foes rama,iques
ala Dame aux Camelas" such the nightly bills at
the principal theatres Of Paris.
Charlotte Cushnan Is In Paris. Her friend, Miss Hos
NOR not having recovered from the effects OF the stecpc
chase which she rode upon the Corso did not with
her.