The New York herald., 1863-10-28
Our Paris Correspondence.

Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Oct. 13, 1868.
The Russian Fleet in Ne,0 York-Commens of Me Pari
Press-7As MEXICAN Deputaion-More Troops for Aers..
co-Conto alton Of the Senate and Corps Lcgisia1E-
Breakers Ahead-Scandal at the Grand HoteI-'.yk0
Hes," DC, dc.
Tho presehco of considerable Russian fleet in the haf
Dor of New York; the grand reception given by the cl
70 its ocers the speeches made there and the report
and defensive alliance be formed be.
tween Russia and the United states-all these have
created little excitement and interest in diplomatic
and journalistic circles in Paris
The coens Of the press upon the speech Of the Rus
sian Admiral brie but pointed and show good dea
Of feeling Both foes and friends here regret the
apparent good understanding between and
that Of Russia all the liberal journals here which have
always sustained cause, also In favor war
against Russia for the enlrancnisement OF Poland.
few extracts from the leading journals relative this
matter will not be unipterestng
La France always opposed to US. in referring tho
Of the Russian Admiral about the burning Of ST.
Petersburg, says-we OF do not know how far
should consider this language which is say
least mpruden, the expression disposition Of
the Cabinet Of ST. Petersburg. In any curious
to see Yankee abotonism consortng with the absout
ism Of Russia, and listen the encouragements by
which they exhort each other to continue struggle at
which humanity and civilization shudder. This under
standing Is fact to epen the eyes Of those
in Europe the Of Poland, and coudemn at the
time the cause Of the South.
The Nord-the Russian organ, and always friendly TO
us-says-The London Post exhibits its jealousy on be-
hs Of France and England the rendered to the
Russian officers. Does the organ Of Lord Palmerston
forget that the Cabinets of Paris and London have always
been less favorable the confcderacy while
that OF Russia has departed for single instant from
its sympathetic neutrality toward the United staess
lie 7e,nps-always friendy-says:-1he Russians are
decidedly very popular in New York. 1t must not be
forgotten that the very best understanding has for long
time existed between Russia aud the United States Eut
in the present state n affairs the ovaons given by the
Americans 10 the Russian ocefs are none the less in bad
taste.
Ihe Opinion Na,ionals speaks of the probable alliance
OF the United states aud Russia as the sad result OF the
useless sympatbes which France and England have too
long exhibited for the cause u the south.
An alliance between and that Of Russia
would make France and England shake in their boots -
and The idea the recognition Of the South and the
tempt TO force an empire and emperor upon the Mex
people would probably abandoned. Russia put
ting erth all her immense resources row In the construc
tcn ~ vessels-oiwar, and with immense marine TO
jon her. we could sweep the commerce OF France and
England from the II these Powers force into
alliance with Russia on their own heads must fall the
The Mexican deputation having received the Archdukc
Maxmisns reply have set OF on their return to Pars
where most of them expected 10 TO morrow.
The Emperor OF Austria refused TO receive them wish
ing In auy way to commit himself in the "ltte speech
They will be received by the Emperor Napoleon how.
ever and then will set on for Mexico the French
troops preparing the Mexican peope for full and
expression Of opinion More troops being from
France 10 'ssslst at the plebiscte,p which will be
postponed long possible in order that may be con.
Quoted under the immediate direction Of these troops who
wish 10 that II Is perfectly fair regiment Will leave
cherboug for Vera Cruz the latter part Of this mouth
Ihe Memorial Dplomd'iqN says-'lhe Emperor OF the
French as as he heard Of the reply Of the Arnduke
Msximan TO the Mexican depu,aton, addressed auto.
graph letter TO lie lrince, ~ whicb,in tue wafmest
terms he his iu appreciation 20 that replyr or
course the Emperor OF the French had idea until be
saw IL what the reply was to be. What farcel
IL Ia related that Marshal Forcy who is return
to France ~ remain but time will return 10
Mexico to preside al the piebisate and see that It Is
decree the 1enitcr has convened the Senate aud
Corps egslatf tor Noyemberb g. Under ordinary ccum.
stances this body docs assemble till January but TIE
constitution requires that when newly elected as this is,
shall be called together within SIX mouths after election
for the verrfcotion dss rouroTs After this Formally
concluded II is well understood that tie regular
will be Immediately lmmenced The Emperors address
looked for with much interest and the southerners
confident that .he long aud frequent hobnobbng OF the
Emperor and Mr. sde at barritz has no, been without
its effect, and that word q comfort will be gven them
| in that document doubt u 1ne coming session will
be the most stormy which has occurred under the
empire The opposition members intend making ter.
rbe aueht upon the Mexican swirde ard 10 exhibit
the frauds corruptous and coercion practiscd by tue
government at the last elections. There viii be lively
The Aenaev, IN Its "bueiin notices the feet o. the
seizure q the rebel iron.cads by the English govern
| incnt, but without a word &C comment.
There has been quito scandal At the Grand Hotel
young female very noorousy "fast" both here ani 10
Eng and whence she orgnalei, aud who reoces In the
nickname OF "skittics,' from the TACT of her
| father having keft an establishment London
where that hcalthul and noble game rlay.
ed, has been stopping for fortnight at the
| Grand Hotel ''skittles" is the yourz lady who,
Under the Of "Anonyman had ac honor Il having
numpcr Of communcators devoted 10 her in the Lon.
don TBct, and who actually did, during fashionable
IN London, change the entire of the drive
In Hyde Park "Sktles' is beautiful, with long golden
curs and ne face, aud dashiy drives par OF prancng
bays, aud always manages 10 attract great attention
wherever she goes, particularly from gentlemen
who have more money than brains. Unfortu.
| nately for " skittlcs,n she lacks and makes
| no Trctension 70 that quality which makes q
| woman "crvwn 10 her husband." SO the vrtuous
people who stop at tho Grand Hotel feared they would be
contaminated By her presence and scnt deputaon to
the resident director, Sunday, dem,nding that
dislsked ths Idea Of parting with her; fos said that
Nng hsg oar ehe had expsodsd about twenty