The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Our Paris Corrcsponde nee.

PARIS. July 10, 1863
The Recognition Schemc-The Emperor Win Fbl'o,o Eng
tond-EGecf OF he irrdsion in E,1opeThe Emperor at
Vtchy, DC. de-
Our Southern friends in high gee at the hope that
the Southern invasion win influence public opinion in
England that Mr. Roebucks motion for recognition will
be acccpably received when It up again in Par
lament. AS that is question which in few days will be
decided speculation upon useless II is very certain
that the action OF the Emperor will depend entirely upon
the course pursued by England. This IS said TO be the
not Only regards America but Poland and II is
believed that at Cabinet council, which the En-
peror presided before his departure for Fcntancbleau
IL unanimously agreed that in both these important
matters the onus OF action should be thrown ufon
England, and that France ready to follow in
her footsteps rumor Is in circulation here.
however, to the effect that, England refusing to
recognize the Southern coafcderacy France will seek
ally in Spain, who declares herself ready TO grant
the recognition Mr Rost the rebel ambassador to Ma
drid has been here For tme and held interviews
whereby The matter is Gil arranged
n the recognition OF the Southern conedcracy depends
upon England there is little probability Of beng in
tertercd with at present. Much she hates much
az she desires see country broken and destroyed
England, as she always has DONE will sacrifice all her
feelings her material interests and she has DISPOSE
ton TO sec her swept from the seas by the
the drum. should English government depart from
its policy Of n-piervention In AFFAIRS II will como
from tho pressure brought to bear il by public
opinion which pressure has been very much increased
since the arrival or the OF the Southern invasion
The apathy manifested IN the North and particularly in
Pennsy yvani. regarded in Europe evidence that
the people in favor Of peace with dsunion We
dily and hourly hoping for news which will convince
them to The contrary Must wait and hope in vans
The Emperor has safely arrived at vichy, where he
goes every year the interest OF his liver During
this season understood that he will put the finishing
touches the final proofs Of the first and second volumes
Of his aIife Of Casar" which is being printed 1t
the imperial printing ONCE The Empress goes to
yichy with his Majesty. Her absence is prescribed by
the Emperors physicians she afterwards joins him
at Barrtz, where they enjoy bathing together. She
and the Prince Imperial are Mt st. Clond.
sonhre.,e o the Comede Francaise had narrow
from death few days since Riding in an open car
rage with two gentlemen the heights Of S. Cloud.
the horses took fright and down hill and threw
the carriage parapet One Of the gentlemen
Immediately killed the shoulder OF tho other broken
"us eondon One Of the horses was Killed Nile Bro
han escaped by throwing herself from the carriage with
a slight confusion OF the knee
The "spcc,res" are all the rage here now At the
| Chatelet the French dramatic version OF Mics Brad
sellc Aurore," is drawing crowded houses. and the
ghosts also show at tho little Dazot and the Sae
Robin Taking OF ghosts the Emperors favorite ghost
seer, Hume, is here and has Just published his "nc
Mr. H. L. Batemnn and Miss Kate Bateman have left
Paris for South OF France and win return in about
List Of Americans registered at the American banking
Caldwell and daughter. Rev f. Garfield and SON. David
Olyphant and ~ w. Howes. Jr. Misses Hyatt, Mrs.
Ms Now M csS Ms s@
Geo g. Rand James Eddy John A. Burnham from Boston,
Mlbur +. Parker, Connecticut.