New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21
oUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
The AngIO-American CoHfict-Frnnee in
Amcrica--A New Work ON Mexico
Lord PaImerstOn's servants.
From Oar Own Correspondent.

trom Ouf Ohh OeiiraPv@urAh
PARIS, May !, 1863.
In respect to what is called here the Anglo Amer.
can conflict, the excitement Of English passion and
Of French expectation has been going down, and
public funds have been rAng again since last Satur
day. But grave men tn.nk that while the rupture
that seemed almost imminent a week ago is i'd
iourned, Its future probability II Increased. EsCh
came OF quarrel Set aside, Ike tho Trent, leaves
either party more susceptible 10 the effects Of the
next cause. Men do not die OF their last illness,
but Of 1t cumulated with their previous caTcd dis
eases.
In the debates in Parliament from lart week
Thursday 70 Monday of this week inclusive, the
calm unprJvOcatlve tone OF Ministers IS most
notable-Of Lord PaimerstOn peculiarly 70. 1hsy
evidently desire 10 allAy irritation, and purpose
now IN the Threatening care Of the Trent 10 take
80 step toward war in which they will not be fol-
lowed by the main part Of the patiOn and by chiefs
of opposition parties, and IN which they Will not be
nccomp panied more or less closely, by Louis Napo-
leon. They mean 70 try 10 enforce, bencefOrth, CT
feast their own laws respecting foreign enlistment
Their action IN tie Of the Alexandra IL indeed
proOf that shoud satisfy that there will be no
more wnking at Alabama pleasure-trps. Even the
SohctOr-G eneral, II the other night he stall talked
hike a lswyer''-as perhaps lis Office requlres-
no longer talked like mere jury lawyer
The abusive TRACE which n French journalist aptly
oharacterizes as tho Epilepic and mad sally OF NJ
Roebuck" seems 10 have excited general disgust.
Mr.. Foster indeed was provoked 10 reply to II, but
was checked by the cool wisdom Of hr. Golden, who
saw the perfectly suicidal quality Of Dir. ROebucks
course il only let alone. His own historically based,
closely argued eloquent discourse on international
law and equity 10 broad aud strong In principle
was the most remarkable speech OF the three dayo In
ftsef and IN Its effects. You will observe that no
ministerial speaker questioned It's facts or objected
% Its conclusions, nor vas there from any quarter
any serlous attempt TO attack the round compacted
strength Of lis statement and argument. such
ceptance in the British House Of Commons Of this
mastery defense OF the continuous, faithful, and
even generous Observance by our Government from
IT'S origin OF ell the obligations Of international right
coward England, ia surely US well worth noting
~ hostile articles in TIE Tunes.
One cause Of excessive irritation was removed by
explanation, at an interview between MIR, Adans
and Lord Russell On Friday. That Mr. Adam. COM
united al III issuing the famous Howell Zrmsp
certificate, he would teem himself 10 have admitted.
That Lord Russell committed a somewhat similar
error Of over haste in speaking Of il as he did on
Tbursdsy night il equally clear. III. instead of
assuming the exaggerated versions of the case owen
by interested recklessly mischievous parties In
tie public prints, be had Informed himself before
shat night OF what he learned next day he would
not have stroked the wrong way matter
sufficiently brstling with difficulties, but which
the CITY Editor Of The Times was authorized 10
write on Monday, "are likely to BE- snoothed
down." He al least would not have charged Mr.
Adams with having issued a "permit 10 "ves.
se" with setting up pretensions 10 issue permits
20 "Desssis." believe the correct history Of the
matter 10 nearly this: The American captain asked
insurance at Lloyds. 1t was refused on account Of
the risk any going 10 Msamors incurred Of fall
Ing into the hands VI cruisers The applicant urged
that, a. he could satisfy any American cruiser that