The New York herald., 1863-04-22
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS April 8, 1863
The War Eacs from Ameyica-C Colge7hecds and Ne cs-
sion SIS in Bal Spirsye Niniste. tat Crtas--2he Po
hsh Insurrection-A KING for The Greeks az Last-R,ch
Desser: Scrrice for the Iaeka of E9yr-Concer Iy an
American Pid,tSt, dc.
The general good from America has impaired n
cheerful feeling among loyal men, copper.
heads secessonsts look glu gloomy The cordial
support given by the democratic party govern
ment its determined effort put down rebellion
has sore disappointed the secesh" gentlemen who con-
gregae he Of the Grand Hotel and at the reading
Of one OF the American bankers, and have
them for year rast look so downbearted they do
now. At present there Is question about foreign
reference nothing the kind which they can hang
hope and the Engl pirates do succeed raising
the blockade OF of the Southern ports, feel
here that midsummer tho rebellion will be
'squc,ched and what is Of great personal importance
Americans abroad, that will get considerably
than three francs to the dollar for drafts
The ministerial crisis which has kept the financial world
Of Paris in state Of turmoil, and the Bourse in most
condition Of rise and fall during the present
week. has been at length satisfactorily terminated NJ
Feuld, who sent in his resignation Tuesday last has
been induced TO remain the head the Treasury De-
Partment, while his antagonist, NJ. Magne, has been per
mitted to resign and his wounded feelings assuaeed by
an appointment as member of the Prvy Council with the
snug salary OF 100 COO francs year that he enjoyed
minister without portfolio
Ever since NJ. Foud was called by the Emperor TO the
control OF the finances there has been love
lost between him and N. Magne, whom lie replaced and
who received upon his retiting the appointment of
"mniser without portfolio" his department being the
support Of the financial measures OF the government
fore the Senate and the Corps Legsat,f wide differ
ence OF opinion hns existed between him and NJ. Foud
upon the subject Of supplementary credits,' and
lated to one fund, to another, NJ Foud opposing
and M Magne sustaining them This important difference
existing course the minister without portfolio could
heartily sustain the minister portfolio and in recent
discussion in the Corps Legslath arising the
can question: they found themselves in open opposition.
On Sunday last an article appeared in the Journal des
Deats csiticising NJ Nagnes positions severely. The
result was commmiqne from the director OF the press
In the Department Of the Interior NJ Foud thereupon
sent In his resignation and the Bourse went down forty
ccntimes.
The Emperor refused TO accept II, and then N. Fould
insisted upon the resignation of NJ Magne. The Emperor
yielded, and NJ. Foud remains and the Bourse has gone
up again TO its normal condition No appointment OF
Minister without portfolio Is made In place Of NJ. Magne
and Is said that this system Of double sets OF minis
tersone TO act and the other TO speak-wil probably
be abolished.
M Fouid Is known have been opposed from the first
70 the Mexican expedition and the expenditures
quent thereupon and during the interviews he has had
with the Emperor since he late ministerial crisis
menced understood that his Majesty the Minister
will lend his most earnest assistance IN helping the En-
out Of the bad position In which he has placed HIM
self in Mexico IT, however the news is true which Is
reported here nowhat the French has sent
out orders TO take possession OF silver mines in
parts Of Mexico In order 20 insure the ndemnincaon
France for the expense TO which II has been in the vain
endeayor TO give the Mexicans stable governnent'
many millions will probably be expended before
Emperor awakes from his dream OF conquest In the North
American continent.
go far any serious lighting is concerned the
Polish insurrecon Is considered as ended There has
never been the slightest probability OF attending
the effort without foreign aid, which Poland expected
from France and England. Eagland has not been
disposed render H. aud the Emperor, pursuing
policy OF speaking "the word Of promise
and breaking t 20 the hope has kept the Poles in hope
of until their forces and spirits exhausted
and they ee that useless TO struggle longer Single
handed ana alone against the armed hosts OF Russia what
diplomacy will do for them now Is involved in much
AT length the Greeks have found a king, and
one 10 whom neither France England nor Russia
objects. Prince William of Denmark, who has
been chosen by the Assembly Of Athens the
future sovereign OF the Greeks seventeen and
three months old. He the Of King Frederic the
seventh OF Deumark and brother TO the Prince Christian
Guesbourg who the heir presumptve 10 the throne
OF Denmark The new King Of the Greeks resumes his
right the throne Of Denmark and also has the benefit
provision In the Greek constitution which does
require that the sovereign shall become Greek in re
gon but does require that his children shall do
! saw yesterday the rooms Of the manufacturer
M Faze, dessert service which he has just made for
richIy niad with diamonds, costing 60 GOO francs each
six champagne glasses costing 80 900 francs each sir
small glasses at is 900 each and dozen spoons and
forks at 900 francs each The plates and champagne
glasses each contain more than thousand diamonds.
This Is Good Friday, all the world OF Paris ock,
70 day to- the churches where solemn services per
formed The weather Is delightful and unusually warn
for this season. the thermometer being at sixty thre
mr. wheat, from New Orleans brother OF the lat
General Wheat. and pianist Of considerable merit, gav
concert on Tuesday evening last at the Sale Herr
connection with Mr.. Roso, a volinst There was quite
secession demonstration the OCCASION the "ambas
sador and his family being present. and q considerable
circle and many Of whom are kop, in Paris by press
circumstances which prevents them from returning .
their beloved south May the time be not far dsian
when they back and ind peace and plenty reign
ing where discord and misery rule triumphant.