, 1864-05-24

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Ga1ansaiar99 a5se ~ on1s % %sNsno1cnGnWSo ns.
Elm sM.tteEThe Enernt ofuanoIeonsa
Haservc.
Wrom our specia1 Correspondent
P4H,s. Tuesday. Asy 8 1854.
Tim 1a+c.t naws from Ameriea resnecting
1no esen1e y. tois .4po" "ua 4e.e@os nu4s
coupled With the temporary panic IN Iho
New York money market, have no doubt
created a considerable sonsatiou In this cApl.
~, NJ ora hovcvcr h<.,3er.a I'm coofaa.
s.,o ~ - ta,eas,r wh,eh .st;mstsa M ~, ] 1o,. ~
eta'e .e'sssm nnn "n.ea es''"o.ea suo lose VI
Gen. BANKS a. l4,ooo men IN .no eonIfaiy,
public confidence remains In the prowess and
s+-ennth h of tbc North. a1,a the certa,n,v Of ;ts
" y. t"o ~. -. 49, 49, ~ c s ~ 80 49, .9 '" 40
f'nn success, even IN Inc iace ot Inc la1e nn-
favorable Intelligence. Tho columns Of tho
sata a1s F1' de@ WIN o. tue MATT
iaao =" $3.50 ' A -. 80 ~ w. W.. 4.espUAo
a. BALTIMORE, ana WIN Inc speeeh oensered
by tho President On the occasion OF his visit
to that clty. The aama official Journal speaks
also with admiration of tho nenerpatfc
,.r.tion.,, ~ csn cr.n+ ana tha 80 ~
which he nnlt1puee his presence at every
point and displa, . the most indcfatigable &C.
-t1yttvn Snch Ii the tome of tha French rcy-
o,,nos ant or.,.r and enoh ~ snh,aot <s tte
enn,n,sn+ & rnr1nnt whnn T. n9s,<h. ~ naass ~
~ nnns}nr.i foS ~ tsIo a.. =. seea
m ~ - ~ pssas.tna .1 iust9 ..
oohg 60. II es!aenuJ antlelpstes tne ti4ang1
ot kQmo R1sas SUCCESS On lug Ioau 10 hacn-
nm9na. "Ica H enau .t1 1af mo!o tnsn counter
oatanec tne petc5 olsaosaatages above
spoheu o1. = nate menttonea t1e4e 1ndlca-
VIII very PROBABLY read IN the London pa:
pen, when he syents os the Mtssisstppf and
u Loosiane Mhl 70 oonos pe mede the most
OF In hn unlaF0rab!e point Of wow.
II 9 French Gorernment has not Jet got
>eTe5 Inc unpleasant feel!nB crested bJ Carl
PUT otting to b. feceiyed from Florence, but
evidently Penned In Fafia, and directed
agxli 1t the Bx1ttsh manifestation, she Atn&-
tssr represents the lts1lsn population es
quite Indifferent to EDEush "sympathy,"
Which hey know can 1sysE 9s Of Any praca'
stion Win MszElni y ~ Is ,!.. sls9 spoken Of, -
depr1Fing him OF tho 1ttls respect Jet falt
for him." nd sximposanE tho necessity Of
double vigilance on the Italian Goverument
Tie sboFc and other grounds sf difference
seem to prevent any real cordially or aetlve
1onoon confercuca, which appears every day
to1all lower In public estimation, aud tho
general opinion now Is, that tho 'sintesrlty "
Of Den1nsrk viii ho'preserved only In name
The lAor1skxHrs OF this morninG, axpfe8sly con-
tradicta the repota that tho Btitish deet WAS
ordered TO proceed to the Baltic, and says
| that 1t was only to hare donn 30 In CASA the
Austrian nees went thlther, which tho Cahi-
net Of Vienna has declared not to Be the case.
| The Government OF Napoleon III seems to
take kind Of malicious pleasure In Watch-
Ing the vain edort1 Of the Cabinet Of St.
James to arrive by coma means Of othar at 4
solution Of this tuterminahle difficulty; tc
/ punish 1t. in fact, for Lord Rossel's hippau1
and lmperttnent refusal to Join In Gcnar7l
Conference. -.
The Emperor, mnselk meanwhile takc4
matters uncommonly cool1y, and soeuas t.
grow fatter and oadez In The most comp@nt'
tranquility Of mind and body. I e2H him th,
other day, at the private view Of tho aunua
exhibition Of ofpsinttngs, walking about wiki
his little boy, and ahowtng him he paintings
| be II become 10 corpulent that h1s figure Il
now quito short and Totund, ,giylng him, wit>
his long nose, \ strong resemblance to Punch
He looked, Il hs gencr11ly does, Tezy soot
hnmorcd, With both hia hands, ~ well al hi
little cano, stuck Into the pockets Of hi
overcast. saw him take h1s son up to
painting Of Napoleon I On hia return fruu
Eibk, and point out and explain to him III th
incidents, bat the boy did not display mucl