Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-04-02
oUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.

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The Intelligence 10y the Europa has but Just ~
hand being full three days Of the usual arrivals
1t is for say that the she brings
OF much cheering character than expected for
the friends of the North and has ia consequences been
ceved with proportonate satisfaction The loDgexpected
attack Vicksburg the of taking place, aud that
Charleston looked forward to with almost despair by
the Conederates evident from the proclamation Of
Gen. Beauregard, prompt the Debats OF this morning
TO represent the conflict in defence OF the Union To Do
ardent and determined ever" And something OF inns
kud very much needed at the present moment when
long inactivity had greatly encouraged Southern ieeng IN
Paris
rassment learnt the other day from good sources that
the last report of Gen Forey, Of which ouy very small
portion allowed to appear IN the Monteur was very
unsa make the Government here hesitate
whether it would pesevere longer IN that enter
prise The General is said to represent the entire Mex
population favorable tn Juarez and his admlnis
traan Being situated the General is said to declare
that he reach Mexico with his present force or
with his present commssariat
Public feeling in this country does not 1T all calm down
the subject at Polish affairs rather the contrary IN
deed for the press and especially the Steele Opinion Ma
onae and the democratic organs insist that France can
not remain inactive and petition to the Senate IN favor
Of Intervention likely to be debated with great warmth
and unanmy of feeling The Poles have the advantage
of uniting in their favor almost all parties in France
PARIS, MARCH 10, 1863.
The favorable impression created by last weeks ele
grams is maintained by those which have just come to
hand announcing that the siege of Vcksburg has fairly
commenced This action greatly needed in order to
convince the people and Government OF this county that
this struggle in favor of the Union had not altogether
collapsed The Moniteur however, still does it's best to
spread the belief that the conflict the part of the North
is hopeless and is fast approaching its termination Its
confidential New York weary
If harpng upon this string Thus the occasion Of the
passing Of the CONSUMPTION bill he writes to the M0neur
aud the French official journal publishes, for the inorma
ton the public that the United States Government
is evidently reduced to the last extremity" Once more,
in the Moneur of to-day just put into my hands, the
correspondence the French proposal object
of serious attention America the fact that the desire of
peace manfests itself every side is one which cannot
Do disputed. The determination of the South to achieve
its independence" is at the time represented
universal and unconquerabe." he object OF this policy,
feel compelled to conclude must be to prepare the way
for q recognition of the South.
have dwelt upon these verbal demonstrations because
coupled with other information from other sources /
feel little doubt to what they portend aud deem it right
10 prepare you for it, unless, have said European
casualties stand in the way.
The Corps Legslatf has just again to pay the bill"
Of the Mexican expedition for 1862 which had been
up without authority But the Minister obliged to
promise that this should again. and that if
money were wanted when the Chamber not sitting
special session should be summoned.
succession Of grand dinners and concerts have been
taking place at the Tuileres: The Emperor constantly
in public, and may be daily driving about in his
phntou and pair of asttrottDg American horses visiting
public works different institutions Of literature or
science. Nothing seems to escape his attention.
PARIS, MARCH Is, 1868
The last the United States down to the 2slh
ultm0 s still Of character to ntain the good impress
sion favor If the North created by the previous ne
gence The complete evacuation Of Kentucky by the
bel orce the attack Ycksburg the preparations for
that at Charleston, the passing Of the cOnscrptou aud
above all of the financial bia these circumstances carry
great weight and convince this country and Europe that
the North resoute determined and able
to continue the struggle and to bring to the desired issue
But il requires all this and at LEAST decisive
and success to keep the Imperial Government from
meddng further in American affairs.
The news from Poland this morning s Of formidable
DESCRIPTION and shows that the conflict there assuming
character which precludes the idea Of speedy precp-
taton while it opens the eventuaty Of struggle of Eu
ropean Dimensions fact Of Importance is that Of the
resignation Of al the Polish members Of the Coun-
Gil State and Municipal Council OF Warsaw; showing
that those who had hoped and trusted and rallied
to the Russian Government have thrown of their al
egance aud in their lot with the fortunes of their
countrymen in This is at moral and Official
support given to the nsurrecon IL cannot be doubted
that requires only spark Of hope to be thrown
into the vast cOmbustble matter sumberng in Posen and
Galiea To make the entire explode into flame la
such ste Of things Europe has enough to do at home
without interfering with what IL going on IN another henri
fphere.
The Corps Legsatf has just sanctioned the calling out
the annual contingent OF 100 900 Of the
scption Of 1862 The Minister Of War at the same time
issues official notice that the price Of substitute
the payment demanded into the army chest to purchase
exemption from military service, fixed at 800 francs
for the copscrpts Of last year Thss 200 francs less than
the required the year prevou' This arrangement
conducted entirely by the Government. sort of
bank called the dotstion army fund.- has been provided
and into this all families DESTROYS OF berang their
from military service may either pay in very small year
y sum- beginning from the date of the BIRTH and in that
their will BE- liable to be drawn for the
scrpton at ALA sort Of assurance factor ess they
may pay in the fixed yearly by Ministerial decree
should their chance to be drawn when he arrives at
the age of eighteen The Army Bank possesses large
funds which used for providing substitutes but chief
y for granting liberal premiums to old soldiers to induce
them to reenlist and remain in the service.
The little Prince Imperial attans this day bis seventh
year. and said to be vyacous to have slapped his
female governess than the face which
he short time since transferred to The
tody OF male preceptor Monni-r who looks, like the
chd's great uncle Napoleon /, mot to be trhed
with The event Of the birthday is to be celebrated
Sunday next by grand banquet given by the young gen
teman who is corporal in the let regiment of G,enader
Guards, tn three hundred snans de troupe children
born the regiment and to be celebrated in the Sale des
Marechaux the finest hall in the Palace Of the Tuileres
IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION