The New York herald., 1864-10-09

mort mugs De0lI just ana pnNoeoputc view OF our
position from ons Of the sblsst journalists In France
NJ rrevost Psrsdo His appreciation Is in glsrinz
trsst the uumpery penny aner articles Of IL Pays
ard other PArian journals treacherousy sold 70
the sde interest," and Is fun OF the deepest for
our future tho broad phiosophic grouad OF human
progress.
M Provost ~rsdo reviews the position OF the two psr
ties now Ia conflict tho election next President
unders anding fully that President Lincoln represen
the principles OF the maintenance Of the Union and
the abolition OF slavery, ana assuming that General
Mcclellan represents party in which there con
nictpg e.cuonts and the OF which may leaf u
COMPROMISE and separation. lie then gives sketch Of
rho difficulties which must snsue the latter case
the question OF tho aavsA Alton the Misstsspp stand
iDG hs question OF siaveryand declares that
athsre has teen Htara In the world equal the
visios ir which some Indulge oi the possibility
OF sce between the North and south In Of sepaTs
ton"
lie centnues.-"Ir, however the North resigns itself
20 separation there 10 mothiDg still redoubta5e 10
tear than the establishment OF restless and
evil disposed nsghbor which will force it TO 1.-Two
always nndsr arms II must expect 10 the future that
inc easing dissolution which tho EGglish journals an
nounce for every day with very natural JOY aud To-
acceots OF triumph Tho principle Of separation once ad
mNted. the dissolution Of the republic commenced,
Why should the West separate tse It's turn why
should separate state Win handful o. ambitious
men, esch eager to be President hang Independents
na What destiny Tor the glorious federation founded oy
Washington With the fafeeeDg aid q Franco To take
,wo-ihirds of century, high rank 10 the world;
TO elevate itseK by harmony 10 degree heretofore
known in power and to see and almost touch
with i hand the most magnificent destiny and then 20
fall suddenly TO the lowest OF those unlucky republics
the remnants the Spanish mona, shes 10 sink ds
solve away Ia tpsurreoon ard civil wsrs arising from
civi wsrsi Tbs ia what may be tho short and terrible
history OF the United Stses. After dreams 80 glorious
these the persrectves 70 which the conclusion OF
peace founded upon the Independence and recognition Of
the south would lead 10.
aspect OF affairs they really exist and not through the
deciamat0ry articles OF European PRESS and he assures
them they win nnd no grounds tor despavinG OF hrai
that foot Of ground gained by The North
has been held By IT. may uterpoate that am con.
stanty assured by Frepchmen Who ought To know bet
ter but who will not ths troops have gained moth
ing since the beginning OF the These study
t64 campaign in yirsinis and forget that there ary
other battle Ged.
N P exnorts the North 70 persist as has begun,
under acrcumstances; but he adds There have been
nations, like kings, who have been seized with sort OF
dicated when they might have retained all thor
powers"
He then goes on TO consider effect upon the desnes
OF bis country which the breakng.up Of Union
would bring about thus 'sNee1 repeat that abdi
cation OF tho North would be- IN eyes misfortune
tor FraDces We can never be among those who VIII re
ourselves this willingly. and much less
comprehend that class OF our eiow citizens who have an
inexicaoe tendency wiah and to rejoice over l
Tns sentiment legitimate aud natural in our neigh
bors, the English who with good the
hment Of their greatness the destruction ct the
United States never ceascs to MOUND and surprise
when encounter II from the lips Of Q Frenchman For
q nation irrevocabiy devoted as is to equal.
liberty and democracy. would II be an agreeable
or an encourAgng spectacle TO see crumb1e INTO tho
wa me s suu "S ~ no" ,ns nap
cTstc socety living free under the Aw7 is such check
fortunate pressge for ust Ought we to rejoice at II :
, the stde consider tho freedom OF the Seas
equilibrium in the greatness OF the maritime Powers,
which Napoleon himself sought to favor when he ccded
IOusians 70 the United States would be victory for
France the trr0yOcobiA 4baSomeut that flag
which foated aide by side wth own Ia 1872. aud
which has sufficiently Demonstrated bv shs exploits Of
the Dahlgrens and the Farraguts, al New Orleans,
vcksbarg and Mobile, that IL has not degonerated For
part We could oniy zee in thus do~nfa source Of
aadness, whe would hsve to depiore st the sane
time 10 the foundation OF tbis republic of the South
mseoifcent English colony under the guso OF ndc
pendent state Notwithstanding this partsans OF the
South are nos wanting among us aud We have 30 little
hope OF converting them that we have altogether given
up tho task Of oomprehending .nsm /"
Notwithstanding the OBJ tendency OF this eloquent
article do not AZ all despair seeing detached phrase
quoted by OF the Paris correspondents Of the
English ne~sparers which will prove triumphansy that
NJ Prevost Psfad believes that the Union is irrevcca
bly, bsokeu up just he correspondent OF the London
snda'd and Herad (the same letter serves tor both
ant article 10 lie TEMPS conrived TO the Ids that
TINS journal, one Of our s,auncnest friends, had
abandoned US. Ihis 10 the wav pubic opinion lis
brought Up in the way II should go'' in England.
The Italian Opera opens the LIST Of October with the
ever Sou nsmbuA, which uever ceases 20 please
In addition TO the I'd roper OF Beui, Donzc, Ros
soi and Verdi Ihofe are number OF uew pieces IN re
hoarBat-LA del De6ttuo, Oy Nerut LoOnOrh
Mercadaate (ieooora 10 a favorite heroine, owing TO
easy dow of the consonsns and words which make
up her namel Dn Bucioio BY Caenoni. Crspino ia
Comare by Rect and La Ducheasa di san Giunno, by
GraflRna BArriraiue or Meyeroeer is still enveios n
profound mystery. Figaro ventured to that scmo
had heard STRAIN two from this long 10 ked Tor &
oue but Emile Perrin director OF the Grand Opera,
thoughs to In note, declaring that oue
within the precinct Of the orera. artists
sh ifters bad as yet allow ed the privilege OF listen
log to suglo uoe. h Fets the friend OF hcyorheer.
charged by him TO surern'end the getting up OF this
~hfr hnok nj fha Giru tn.tD n
than seny years s Installed great state IN the
building OF the CIR nd Opera ard s treated with all The
due ghty poeutate IN the realm OF tho ara
Cbrsteue Robson has appeared al the Iyriquo aud vi
received WITH great applause
PARIS, sept 23, 1854
s.McC1ellans Platform" Dsoas, his Southern SSp
porters-The Paris 01i1aI Pres, the homan Que,
tion-Pro5abs Result Of the abandonment OF the French
0ccmp' tim d.;
The Paris In tho interest Of the South is terribly
annoyed snd puzzled position occupied by General
McCsllao The S,utheroers themselves are simply dis
gusted with course and since the publ OF his
letter with sUnion at all hazards plat orm.
think that ne II not half so great a man thcy did .
week SINCE whom they locked upon bin as the "pescs
candidate . These gentlemen look very blue. The
tenor of McCslans letter OF acceptance has Knocked
from under them the plank which they stood and
rested their hopes
After all Of and detailed statements more
less correct relative to the recent treaty between
Frsrce and Itay providing for the evacuation OF Rome
by the French troops have been published 10 the unofficial
press Of Paris the has at length consented
crafty public curiosity aud has ventilated tho whole
thing the columns OF the seni-oci.l Cona,t,enn
That Journal OF yesterday published long double eaded
article the Italian question commencing with the
denabis toa tn-t for days pss the Italian
press bas been occupied with spccus,ions concerning
concluded between France and Italy for the
scuaton " Rome The writer then refers the crcum-
stances which led tn the occupation OF that city aud ob
that ths of the Frcoch thse hae al
ways been looked BY ths Emperor Napoeons govern
meni exceptional aoa Temporary Tho Holy See has always
beon aware Of that circumstance, aud unsx ectcd CIR
eumssnoes utevsntsd particularly In 1859 and $780, the
reatzaop ef the arrangements entered iuto With The
apei government tor the departure of the troops the
fact Of such anEemfns being existence proves that
the Rcmau Cabinet admitted fully the necessity OF return
Ing soon ts secrry assured, to the ordinary
conditions of iodel cpdent government The writer
after thoss obser ervstlons, goes ou 70 Say