The New York herald., 1863-07-20
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, July !, 1868.
The Imperial FzIIanasiOn Of The Roouck IntorraO-7he
Emperor Recogntion-.'oy of 0c Sectsaoatsts--zhe
Paris Journals on The EXPLANATION, de-
Tho Moniteur has length given the imperial version
Of the interview his Majesty Mr. Roabuck
graphically described by the latter The official Journal
OF Sunday morning last contains the folowing-
The journals have given publicity TO incident which
occurred in the House OF Commons during tho session Of
Tuesday last the occasion Of tho proposition Of
Roebuck. A few explanations win suffice TO dssi.
patio the misunderstanding 10 which this incident
has given place. Messrs. Rocbnok and Lindsay
vistedJQntancbloau for tho purpose Of persdding the
Emperor 10 make official movement London for tho
recognition or the Southern stacs as, their opinion
this recognition would put end to the struggle which
ovcrwhelms with blood the United states Tho Emperor
expressed than his desire to peace established in
those territories, but observed them that ne propcstio
ofpssddiion addressed 20 London hs ,aonn Of OcoJr
last having toc agreed 70 ~ Esaand he did no, Mh
his dug 70 make d teforc ~ sure Of is &C
o1nce that nevertheless the Ambassador Of France at
london would receive instructions 70 sound the IN
tentons Of Lord Palmcrstou upon this point, and
20 give him TO understand that If the English
Cabinet believed that the recognition Of tho South
would put end to the tho Emperor would
be disposed 70 follow II In this direction All impartial
mon will SEQ by this simple statement aal tie Emrsy,r
has not efeavorei as ceri sheets Trecnd, % iracc Ac
Briish Parliament by nefns Of hoo Of its men5ts and
that everything limited to frank explanations ex
changed in interview which Majesty had no reason
20 refuse.
The sccessioniss here consider this document AZ do
cided expression Of opinion the part OF the French
government favor OF tho recognition Of the Southern
confedcracy and assert tha, this will take place ia
the course OF a mouth. Mr. srlcil who has returned
from England said TO have freely expressed this opn
ion That the statement the cxI~ssS Ion 4 dis
postiou on the part OF the Empcr~ recognl5, tho
southern confcderacy to be the OPINION Of all OF IN,
journals which have remarked upon IT, givo you below
the crni isms OF the leading Partisan papers.
Tho Prsse, formerly in favor, but h,orly again
u.s. says This explanation throws the light length
upon the put orouaia and upon the chaos
contradictions which arose between Lord John Russell
aud Mr.. Roohuck Baron Gros to receive nsiruc
tions TO sou-i ~ 'rsrssDss OF Ly-i Palr~Scn. Tni,
fact remains, and without desiring ~ hazard much Ia
advance In The system o. diplomacy we think we may
hopo thr In short umo the questbln will bo put again
and more clearly
IL Nord, rather Inclined 20 bo on orr side. thus ar
presses Itself the note pubI.hed m the y,,p "a, mi.
morning confirms ~ full al our tms incarnation and
three days ago ve were not wrong in s,yinv ,h.,
che question q tho recognition q u,e so,,h -.
seriously entertained in the councils OF ths r,,o.
We think We may add that the Fronch goyerumep, v,n.
maintaining tho greatest prudence Ia tue reailza,o !,
rs Intentions. Is decided IN principle.