The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-15


Our Minister and Consul both kept "open house" YES
tsrdAy, and were visited by large number Of resident
and transient Americans At the Minister'S tho honors
were done cheerful and agreeable manner by Mrs
and Miss Dayton and at the Consus, in her usual charm
ing STYLE by Mrs. Blgelow Several American families
also kent open house did MIR John sndsl, who was
called upon by large force from secessia.
Our secesh" friends chuckiing letter, which,
they say, has been written person ia Paris by a
federal officer Of high rank stating the federal loss at
Fredericksburg at IS 900.
Paul Morphy arrived here from New Orleans few
days since He says he did not come over 70 play chess
and shall make no matches il no can avoid it..
The first imperial ball aud presentation OF the season
to take pase the Tueres Wednesday evening
and already forty ambitious Americans have gent
In their TO the Minister requesting the honor
being presented to his Majesty. Not than six w
probably get In at a time.
PARIS, Jan. 2, 1855
Feeling Produced BY he Union Hepaise Fedeielsbsg
An Allied Intervention Moo,ed ia High Cgrc'esDip'o-
matte Opinion Of the Washington Cabsna. DC
The admirable but most narrowing description given in
the HERALD Of the Fredericksburg disaster has already
run the gauntlet Of every European language and
every age and calling have Fredericksburg in their
mouths as household word.
such terrific catastrophe faithfully and candidly
stated has come like hunderciap France and you
had heard did, the remarks that were made at the
imperial reception in the palace of the ruleres yester
day where every order OF the Stste--r except the
church. whose metropolitan Archbishop is at this hour
lying state in his conwas represented by its highes
functony and corporate body you would not have the
smallest doubt OF what will Inevitably follownamely,a
joint European Intervention TO stay further boodshed
haJ~
traton unmcasured that scruple repeat but
the truth and his dispatches TO his chief confirm
what say when state that public sentiment through
those imperial precincts, has pronounced strongly
deccncy would permit against the i" infamous pccy,-
that was the wordwhch had thus urged Burnside TO en-
Counter defeat and loss OF life tina. curdes the very
blood think Of am not liberty mention names
but could point In that assebaSe or the highest
position the State recognizes wo in conversation with
their amiars roundly stated that France single handed
was determined to put an end to this bloodshed Eng
land still continued 10 hold ao0f.
Towards Mr. Seward the general tone or observation
most Every prediction every opinion he
had uttered said, had been sgually fsisiaed and
the he vacated his Office the better for America
As far could infer, the opinions Of many that
by the interference Of France chance s remained OF
preserving the entirety OF tho Union and that this
count, If the North would only invite its good Offices,
leaving England altogether out of the question, much
might be done 10 heal tho dreadful wounds made
the bedy polite OF the United Stateg That EAgland
had interest in perpctuatng thc strewhich France
hal notwas unanimously admitted, and IL such
ture was made, with Wow TO France acting as umpire,
there would be need to fear her repeating the role Of
Edward the First OF England ecaose all her sympaihes
well as her interests must be on the side Of the saliva
ton Of the Union
While the copoas and faithful narrative Of tho HERALD
was the subject of such laudablo comment the consum
impudcnce Of tho language Of the New York Tribune
continually greeted with liberal ehouts Of dersion
journal may be excused for speak ing temperatey OF
DISASTER but 10 state before the civilized world
thit the national army In crossing river and losing
thousands OF troops ard then returning back into posi-
ton had covered themselves with nrerishabie iaarsls
because 1t nov evident that active measures were
the order OF the day. such journalistic ststshcaton
persons 10 the habit OF witnessing The Roman
army, commanded by its imperial tyrant, was marched
20 the store for the invasion of Britain but suddenly
chs cnnand wa given that shouid PICK soe sAelb
aud then pack up and 30 back aGan. rhs Ass YES an
active measure, its way and douefiesy WOsi0 meet
With ouuaium from tho New York Tyidsrk. IA ~